The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-05
Returning to College.

Returning to College.
Numbers of young people returning
4 this week to the respective institutions
of learning, where they are engaged as
I students, will include Miss Emily Ly-
Il man, who has been visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. George Cunningham. at
{ the Chesterfield, and who returns TO
y Woman's College, in Lynchburg. Other
y young ladies to leave the Chesterfield
will be Miss Lettice Woodward, who
I, will go 60 Stuart Hall. stanton, Va,
and Miss Lora Crump, who graduates
at Hollins Institute, Va, IN June. =
Miss Spence's school in New York.
will claim Miss Dorothy Christian and
her holiday house guests. Miss Char
i lotte Whiting. of Rochester, and Miss
Alice Foote. of New Jersey. Miss Ella
Buck, who has been in Richmond since
Z the beginning of Christmas week, will
also return to New York.
Misses Bessie Jackson. Miss Mary
Saunders. Miss Cary Valentine, Miss
i Alice Nelson Miss Barbara 1'rigg,
Miss Fanny Miller. Miss Grace Perkins
and Miss Nell Potts will resume class
work this week at sweet Briar' In
Sstitute.
Other younf ladies returning to
Stuart Hall, HoIlins, Notre Dame. Bal
I timore. and Mary Baldwin Institute,
Stanton Va, will he Miss jamie Moore,
{ OF the first named institutions; Miss
Mary Chalmers. Miss Sadie Habliston,
I Miss Lucy Witt, Miss Phoebe Culling
worth and Miss Gladys Neale.
Young gentlemen leaving Richmond
are Messrs. William Miller, Marshall
Forsyth. Herbert and Hamilton Clai-
borne, Talmage Donnan, John Ingram,
John Wexford. Corydon Sutton. Carl
Walker, Frederick Campbell. Charles
8 Watkins. Frank Christian, Darlington
Williams, James Patton. Jr., Thomas
Atkinson, Jr.. Albert Bruce and John
Aiken Branch.
Misses Nancy Patton, Gwendolyn
rutherford and RosaIie Valentine re-
turn to ST. Mary's, New Jersey.
At WOman's Club.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. ]. G. Met
5 calf will give a paper before the Wo-
mans Club on .Prefaces and Some of
Their Peculiarities.''
Hostesses for the occasion will in
clude Mesdames William A. Anderson,
j.. III. Blair, James Caskie, Robert Cecil
Garlick. James B. Harvie. Charles y.
Meredith, John 5. Munce and Misses
Ellen Guigon, Helen Morrison and
Mary Penick.
Mrs. Garlick and Miss Gugon will
preside at the tea table, while Mrs.
Caskie, Mrs. Munce and Miss Penick
& will pour coffee.
The history class will hold its next
regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Eda Buddecke, of Baltimore, who
Spent twelve years abroad in the study
of art, and has won the reputation OF
g being an unusually attractive speaker
las been engaged to lecture before the
t5 Woman's Club on Monday. January
18th. on The Five Great Painters OF
the Renaissance" AS the lecture will
be illustrated by stereoptcon views OF
81 many of the most famous pictures IN
Il the world, it will be given at night
D. in the y. NJ c. A. Hall, and members
81 will be entitled to two guest tickets
iii besides their own admission card.
The Woman's Club also takes pleas.
II ure in announcing that it has secured
the services of Mr.. Clifford Plnchot, OF
s8A Washington, for the evening of Feb.
ruary gath. when he will speak on the
X subject for which he is devoting hi.
M life, and which Is Of especial Interest
rs to every American--man or woman
ss Forestry" Through the courtesy O,
@ the club the Richmond Education Asso
81 citation will also enjoy the lecture
IL which will be given in the auditorium
sNkof the Jefferson Hotel. A number O.
~ State officials and prominent citizen.
n will be invited to be present, admission
being strictly by card.
Al Miss Richardson IIonorcd.
SIfs Mrs. Archer Lee Richardson enter
I'll tanned at cards Thursday evening ii
honor of her guest, Miss Josephin
Nj Richardson of Norfolk.
The prizes We're won by Miss vir
Einia Binford and Mr.. William Pullel
Siss Those present We're:
Miss Verna Atkinson, Miss Berth
aa Atkinson. Miss Virginia Binford, Mis-
Olive Gibson. Miss Elsie Wright, Mis-
Josephine Richardson's: Mr.. WilliaI
Fuller. Lieutenant Payne, v. p. +
fMessrs. John Waddill, Malcolm Owen.
Ss Burnley Hushessand Archer Lee Rich
s erdson.
s Auxiliary to Meet.
Ss The regular meeting of the Branc
8saR Allen Auxiliary. Home for Incur
pbles, will be held at the Annex, Mu1
Sss phys Hotel, on Tuesday morning, Jar
nary 18th, at II o'clock, All membel
ire urged to be present
Regular Monthly Meeting.
The regular meeting of Church Hi
h tn Auxiliary to the Retreat for the Sic
40 will be held at p. NJ. on Thursday,
The home OF AIRS. Lehman, No. 81
A8@ North Twelfth Street. All members al
" lsked to be present, as arrangement
IRE to be made then for the amin
benefit to be given on Januorv I ar