The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-11
Society

Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Reinhardt have
issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Dora Belle
Reinhardt. to MT. William J. Hudgins
on Tuesday evening. April rs, at $40
o'clock at their home, IL East Grace
street.
Miss Reinhardt will have as her
maid OF honor and only attendant,
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt. MIR.
Tom Stevenson. of this city, will act
as best man. The Rev. w. Meade
Clark, rector of ST. James Episcopal
church. Will perform the ceremony
and stringed orchestra will play
the wedding marches before and dur
ing the ceremony.
The wedding will be one of the
most beautiful and. prominent mar
riages of the month. and will be
attended by a number of out of town
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Tracy
and two children. of Tampa, Fla.
arrived in Richmond Monday even
ing for the wedding and are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Reinhardt.
AT the WonNu's Club.
Before representative and large
audience at the Woman's Club Mon
day afternoon Mrs. John HAYS Ham
mond. of Washington, chairman of
the Woman's Welfare Department OF
the National Civic Federation, and
other officers Of the department gave
a comprehensive and detailed account
OF the purposes and work of this
organi2a tion.
Mrs. J. Calvin Stewart, emphasiz-
ing the consequent change In work
ing methods following advance In
civilization and the necessity OF Or
Sanization. introduced Mrs. Ham
mond, who was the chief speaker OF
the afternoon. Mrs. Hammond's adj
dress was remarkable for it's concise
presentation of the work or iinprov-
Ing living conditions Of the employs
through the employer. She read the
code of the department. consisting OF
eight questions and answers, and be-
sought the Richmond women to ally
themselves with this organization AS
an instance in which the Richmond
womens influence might prove bene-
flclent. she read the law recently
passed by the Virginia legislaturo
regarding the providing OF seats for
saleswomen by their employers and
pointed out phase of the statue that
Is most indefinite, and could be RENE
died by woman's Intervention.
Mrs. Richard wainwright, of PhiIa-
delphia, was next introduced by Mrs
Il. ), Chew, as the well known wife
OF distinguished husband" In a
charming manner Mrs, wainwright told
OF the improvements in ventilation
and cleanliness that have been effect
ed by the tactfai suggestion OF the
woman's welfare department in the
Bureau Of Engraving and Census
Buildings in Washington. Good will
and cooperation have been accorded
the welfare workers by the EN- pioyers
IN every instance.
Mrs. Francis Bacon. of New York,
sketched tha details or organizations
and spoke ~ the uark of the New
York department In providing suita Bile
boarding houses for wording girls
during their vacation and in the bet
-*--tftt-tft of ri7sT1cr iTatty- attgg wssV-
more. Of Newport, r. J.. plthiiy re-
ported the crying need of improve
ments In the Washington jail and
the recent renlsdying 81 these eontl-
lions through the me dunn OF the wo-
mans welfare department. Mrs
Frank Mehane, OF Spray y. C.. made
An interesting talk on the practical
improvements that have been made
In conditions for employees n the cot
ton mills At her home
$ Following the conference, the stsi-
tors ~ere given a reception NJ the
Grub. Mrs samuel WaddiIl. Mrs Ar
cher Cary. Mrs. e. T. Wingsield Mrs
Randolph Cannon aHd Mrs Perrin
were hostesses. The parlors We're
roses.
Engagement Of Virqinian
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. NieoiSon. Of At
isnts. Ga. has announced the engage
fment Of their daughter Nancy, te Mr.,
William r. Chaplin. the marriage to
take place Jlise II. The prominence
and popularity Of Miss Sicoisan and
Mr.. Chaplin makes interesting the an
nouncement in the social life IF tho
Georgia, Miss Nfeoison's father be-
ing NATIVE OF Virginia, while Mr.
s'Aafsise rs taaetss ~ I&:gtsntssrss. |ss,
having resided here urtil he went to
Atlanta ten Years ago
Miss Nieoiscn's beauty az the isru-
net.e type has distinguished her In the
world Of Atlanta's beautiful women
since her debut. She IN posse ssad o.
iovHble aud charming individua ity
and Is beloved by her friends III both
the married and unmarried sets.
Mr., Chaplin Is one of Atianta's most
= prom mr. NJ ''rftfxers. ARC 'is associated
with a number % business enterprises.
he is member Of all the social clubs
OF Richmond and Atlanta. and there
is no more popular man in the insur-
ance world of she South.
A series 81 brilliant entertainments
VIII precede the marriage ard MIR.
Chaplin and his bride will go TO Eu-
rope for the summer.
Miss Mitchell. Engaged
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell Nit
chell OF Hillcrest, near staunton. Va.