The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-23
GOVERNOR Wife
AMONG SPEAKERS
Mrs. William Hodges Mann 10
Discuss Temperance Before
Women's League.

In behalf OF the temperance workers
of Virginia. Mrs. William Hodges
Mann, wife Of tho Governor, will speak
Thursday afternoon at an institute ot
, the. Moments Christian Temperance.
League OF America, to be held at the
Broad Street Bcthotiisi Church. AZ this
time the white ribboncrs hope to add
Impetus to the movement looking to-
wards the abolition Of the iii loon It's
planned to have IL large acceptance TO
hear the addrcss OF Airs Mann. ana
those of others who have enlisted their.
services in the advancement OF tic
cause.
The orGanization ut this time will be
entertained by the Frances Willard
League and 10 mako arrangements fo,.
the big gathering a meeting OF tic eli
tcrtainmcnt committee has been called
by the chairman, Mrs. Leo Todd. il
take place Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at 100 West Marshall Street,
Program Quite EInborntc.
An elaborate program has boon ar
ranged for Thursdays meeting III
VIA opcn at 10 A. NJ. Devotional OK
crciscs will be conducted by Rev. :,
c. Hatcher. y. -, pastor. of the Broau
street Methodist Church. Mrs t.
Ward. OF the Frances Willard League.
VIII deliver an address or welcome
while the response Will he made ly
Mrs. > L. Cole, of the Richmond
League. The Boys--hrc They Worm
address by Mrs. Thomas Il. l5agby, III
West Point. va.
During the meeting musical sc.cc-
tons will be rendered by Mrs w H.
Tyler, Mrs. James II. Moss and little
MISS Melvina Todd. They Will be ac-
coinpanied b. Miss Minnie Cogbll.
Ten minute addresses Will he manc
bN the following mr. Yr1hp ~,
whom will discuss their respective
branches OF the work.
Mrs. Florence Bead,cs. hogs ana
sirls; Mrs. c. r. Gresham, cduca,ionai:
Mrs ". r.. Burns, educational: Miss
Mildred peasants, litcraturc: Mrs Il.
Alice HickoS, purity: Mrs James 4.
anderson, legal; Mrs. Lee Todd, Miss
BESSIE Heck!cr. Mrs =. a Ranlord
Mrs L. NJ. Massey. Mrs W. o. Condrey.
Mrs. J. ~ Marshall religious; Mrs. .
l.. Cole social Mrs. Russell Gentry re-
portcr: MIS-. y. y. Wood. sunshine; Mrs.
!. r. Shelton, civic righteousness.
Fifteen Local Leagues
There arc fifteen local lea s,ies IL tbts
vicinity, representing a membership or
nearly 600 The leagues incliIdpt
Frances Willard, Mrs. r. Moo,i,
president; Ashland. Mrs. G. D. Garnct,.
president; Chapman, Mrs T. = Herr
don, president; Laurel. Mrs w H..
iriddy. president; Excelsior Miss Sid
neE Brooks, president; Richmond Mrs.
D. NJ Jobson. president: Barton Heights.
Mrs NJ. +. Strothcr. president; Golaen
Rule. Miss Willie Winfield prcsidcnt.4
fMdchty Mrs. Florence Iscadlcs prasi-
dent; Faithful, Mrs Eddie Lee pres,-
dent: Dorset, Miss Mamie Botcs, prcsi-
dent: Harmon, Mrs \ Jackson. presi
dent; Earnest Workers, Mrs D. ~
Peasants president; Church Hill Miss
Lillian Han. president: Highland Park,
Mrs > y. MARSHALL, president.
Officcrs OF tho Womcn's Christian
Temperance League OF America nrc.
MIS-. g. NJ Jobson. president; Mrs Al
e. Strothcr, c-prcsidcnt; Miss Willie
Lewis Wingticid. corresponding secrc-
tarS; Mrs. i. S. Perduc. recording secrc
tary, and Miss Sidney Brooks. treas
urcr.