The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-02
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Concerning Lady Grey.
Countess Grey and Lady Evelyn
Grey, Of Canada. who have been Inc
guests OF the British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce In Washington, where they
have been much entertained, left Fri
day for New York
Lady Evelyn Grey spent few days
in Richmond several years ago as the
guest or former Governor Swanson and
Mrs. Swanson in the Executive Man
sion, when number OF functions were
given in her honor.
Know Your City Class.
An Interesting feature OF the Know
Your City Glass Is the personnel. which
represents workers in twenty tive diff
fcrent organization for social, cduco-
tional and phiIanthropic purposes.
They arc the following: Woman's CLUB.
a y. " A.. Nurses Settlement, I. ".
C. A., Virginia Historical Society.
Daughters Of the Confedcracy, FEEDER
alton OF Mothers Clubs. Equal Suf-
frage League, Retreat for the Sick,
Methodist Institution. S. Z. c. a.. w. G.
7. u. Graduate Nurses, Cooperative
Club for Working Girls. Public Schools.
Day Nursery, Juvenile Protection AS
ISOLATION. Co-operaliye Education AS
ISOLATION. Home for Incurablcs. Asso-
ciated Charities. Spring street Home,
Instructive Nurses Association. Sou.h-
ern Industrial Educational Associa-
ton. State Board OF Charities and Cor
rection. the Chamber Of Commerce.
City Hall. State Capitol: in fact all
places whero records OF the city are to
he found are being frequented by wo-
mer in search OF information. 1t IS
quite impossible for a social worker
10 fulfil the task alone. so help must
he secured from other organized
forces. Equipment for the work.
q Ia tl,,N nI ~, ar ar "a
regular in the social army. includes
knowledge of the social conditions.
the laws. the public and private OF
ganization Of the community in whcc
he works therefore the continued
search.
rhc next meeting will be held Tues
day afternoon from 5:l5 to 6:1o o'clock
in tho Sunday school room OF the
Seventh Street Christian Church. Mrs.
Ryland Will be chairman OF the day.
and the subject Is "Municipal Govern
mcnt."
Dinner In New York.
a recent Baltimore exchange con-
tains the following account of din
ncr party. where the guests were all
wcllknown cclcbritics:
Mrs r. Nelson Strothcr has re-
turned TO her home at RuXton from
trim to New York, where she and Mr..
Strothcr were the guests OF Count Yin.
cent &c NleTEDlCki vi iSuUduS nlSuh
Mr. and Mrs. Strothcr were among the
gucEts at dinner given by the Rob
ertson- Smths. some Of the other guests
being prince AND Princess TroubctZkoy.
the latter formerly Ameiie Rives: MIR.
and Mrs. George G. RIGGS, Mr..
and Mrs. August Belmont. the latter
formerly Miss Eleanor Robson; Mr.,
and Mrs Ernest Seton Thompson and
Samuel Untcrmycr On Monday after
noon Mrs. Strother was one of the
guests at luncheon given by Kath-
urine Eidder. the actress. and on
Tuesday afternoon attended recep-
lion given by Airs. George G. riggs
(Ilatc Douglas Wiggin."
The Princess Troubctzkoy has spent
The past winter in New York where
She and her husband have occupied -
studio apartment. She expects to sail
for Europe in May 10 spend the sum
MGR al her husbands childhood home
on Lake Maggiore.
Hume Wedding.
4 very pretty but quiet wedding took
place 1T the home OF the brides par
cnts. Mi and Mrs. Robert Fletcher
hudson io2 West Grace street, last
evening AT halfaftcr I o'clock, when
Miss Virginia Jones Hudson was mar
ricd to William EDWIN Kendall. for
mcrlY Of Los Angeles, Cal, now OF
Washington. u. G. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. j. y. bowman. rec
LOT q MI SAINTS EplScopai Churcn.
William e Harbridge. of Washington.
attended the groom as best man.
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated IN masses of green and white,
end Mrs. Austen Martenstein played
the wedding march The bride entered
the drawing room on the arm of her
father, who gave her In marriage, and
wore a travelling costume Of blue cloth
and carried white praycr-book, with
markers Of lilies OF the valley
Air. and Mrs. Kendall left al once for
an extended trip North Those attend
Ing the wedding from distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. w f. Kendall Of Los
Angeles. Cal. father and mother of
the groom and Captain and Mrs. James
S. SUtphn, of Huntington, w Va
Invitations Issued.
Invitations have been issued BY ]
c. Page for the marriage OF his daugh.
tez Violet Dora, to Henrv Asher. the
wedding to be Eolemnizcd on Monday
afternoon, April II, at 3 o'clock, in ST
Peters Cathedral. Mr.. and Mrs. Asher
VIII be at home after April % at 24oO
Stuart Avenue.
At tho Art Club.
Miss Nora Houston gave an inter-
esting talk last Thursday noon at the
Art Club OF Richmond on the art and
technique Of the celebrated Dutch
painter. Franz Halls. Her audience was
composed of many women who are
interested In art for arts sake.
A $40 Mrs. c. !. Clarke entertained
large gathering with description OF
her work in batking. hammered cop
Per. woodwork. lea Their tooIins and
stenciling on fabrics, illustrated by a
number Of examples of her work
Following her discourse Mrs. Clarke
replied 10 many questions from her
audience and evinced thorough famil-
tarity with the methods and processes
n Jta ~ a -,
Tea was poured by Miss Alice Nelson.
Miss Katherine Trauerman and Miss
Ida Mason
Next Tuesday Mrs. Clarke will con
clude her remarks. and Admiral Web
ster will read the introduction to a
receht work on Japanese Arts and
Crafts" The Art School OF the club
the present Year is fully as we'll az