The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-16
Society

eff the 18th and reception in the nall
/ of the House of Delegates the same
evening. Several other organizations
| Of the Sons and Daughters of the Rev
olution viii be invited to participate
I in these events, which will he proni-
nent among the social as well as pa
triotic affairs OF the month.
] a committee was appointed by the
J chapter to look into the matter of pre-
/ senting Il bust of Chief Justice Mar
shall of valuable additions TO the
/ library in the form of patriotic REFER
ence books to the John Marshall High
School.
AT this meeting. which was well at
/ tended and most enthusiastic, vehe-
ment protest was entered against the
/ proposed penal rerorm8tory 10 be To-
/ Gated near Mount Vernon. The cstab-
! lishment of this school has been
strongly opposed BY the various or
CARNATIONS OF Virginia and the Daugh-
tiers base their opposition on the unde
sirab ility of such an institution in such
close proximity to Mount Vernon
which is annually visited by hundreds
! OF men. women and children.
A committee was appointed to look
after the details for year book.
Following the business session, a de-
! lighttul social hour was spent, when
tea and other light refreshments Were
+. served.
HRS. FowIer's at Home"
4 Mrs. John Edward Fowler will be
at home" Monday afternoon at her
( apartment In the Hanover in honor OF
her house guests, Mrs. Gussie Law
renee and Mrs. Theodore Robinson, of
ST. Paul Mimi. Her hours will be from
! TO O'Clock.
Meeting of Old Dominion Chapter.
An invitation from the Paul Revere
Memorial Association of Boston To the
old Dominion Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution. of this city.
to visit the old Revere house, a [ ~
North Square street, Boston, has been
received and was read at the meeting
of the chapter Friday evening at the
home of the regent, Mrs. Sidney Johns
ton Dudley. The Revere house has
been fitted up as museum and con-
tains much Of interest.
Mrs. l.. H. Poe, Miss Rosalie Mere
dith and Mrs. II. A. Atkinson were APP
pointed a committee to make arrange
ments for a proper celebration of Cen
eral Washington's birthday. They will
place a wreath OF American Beauty
roses at the base of the Houdon statue
in the Capitol building. This is a trih-
ute annually paid by the chapter to
the Father Of His Country
The national committee of public ed
; uNdifpR Vi tUe IL. n. ~ mas asked lIlt
active support of this chapter In the
work for safe and sane Fourth OF
July. The chapter is in hearty accord
with this movement and pledged itself
TO work with this end I'm view.
A bridge whist party will be given in
the near future tor the chapter. Mrs.
Frank Cunningham, Mrs. Eliza Baker
and Mrs W. G. Malone were appointed
Il committee to make the necessary ar
rangements.
Entertain Gard Club.
Mrs. Dunn. of 1926 Stuart avenue,
will entertain her card club at her
home Monday afternoon.
Patronesses Announced.
The play she Stops to Conquer
that will he presented by the kich.
mond College Dramatic Club at tht
Academy ii Music on Friday evening
January 20, for the benefit OF ths
sufferers from the Richmond College
fire Christmas morning. promises &c
-t-te great success sryg-Fesppet
The cast, composed of Misses Pauline
Pearce, Marion Monsel and Nj. f.
Barnes, Messrs. Fl. w. wilkins, &. A
Fowlkes. s. II. Ellyson. w. Beverly
w. E. Greer. c. G. Stillwell. Blume
, Scagg Stiliwell. Johnson and Hubble
| are practicing with much enthusiasm
and skill.
The audience viii be a large anc
fashionable one, the following promt
| nent women constituting the patron
esses: Mesdames F. W. Boatwrigh mt
, William Hodges Mann. J. Taylor ELY
son, f. d. Hotchkiss, Charles l.. Boil
, ing. ID. G.. Richardson, Charles G.
! Boshen. J. Allison Hodges, j. c. Met
calf, George Wayne Anderson, &. A
, Blanton, George Bryan. John A. Coke
: George G. Christian, John IL. Light
i foot, William Eliyson Charles r. Guy
, John s. HARDWOOD, Edward V. Nalen
, tine. Frank ID. Williams, John s
" Munse, A. II. Williams w. r. Mere
, dith, J. Scott Parrish. Frederick W
Scott, VIM Ruftin Cop, j. j. Montague
. f. y. Saunders. \. V. Randolph, Jas
d, Crump. Evert Wadaey. David Nj
, Ramsey and j. A. c. Chandler.
small Bridge Party.
Mrs. Anne Trayior was hostess o
sea erai tables OF fridge at her hon.
: ION West Franklin Street Friday even
: ing.
r Charming Card Party
ii Mrs. Manalcus Landlord. of Nor.
! folk, entertained very charmingly al
) cards on Friday at her home in Ra.
leigh avenue in honor OF Miss Mar,
Harmon, of Charlottesville. Bridge
3 was played and the prize, a silver
: picture frame. was won by Miss
4 Frances Mayer. Mtss Harmon wa,
, presented with belt as the CUES
: prize. Those enjoying Mrs. Landlord.
/ hospitality were Miss Harmon. Mis-.
: Catherine Dickson, Miss Josephine
, Wrenn, Miss Louie Johnston, Miss
! Louise Taylor, Miss Elizabeth Payne
, Miss Bessie Payne. Miss Frances May.
, er. Miss Lucille Linthicum, Miss En-
!, lily Taylor, Miss Anna Johnston ane
Miss Ena Voight.
. Personals.
Mr. Blythe Walker Branch. of Pa,
, ris. is the guest of his father. Mr.
John p. Branch, at / West Franklin
, street.
Miss Margaret Waddey. who ha.
been the guest OF Mrs. Boxley, III
. Roanoke, has returned to Richmond
' Mrs. Boxiey and her little daughter
! will arrive this week to be the guests
of Mrs. Everett Waddey.
: ! Miss Mamie Mcguire has return.
y ed to her home in Berryvilie, Va.
: after visit to friends in this city.
Mrs. T. C. Morton. who came Il
9 Richmond from Staunton last week
will spend the rest OF the winter with
her daughters in jacksonville. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mcflhany. OF