The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-30
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! Thomas A. RiddIck. stop 90 on the
tWesthampton line. a large attendance
Is urged.
Another important meeting to be
held tomorrow will be tho Richmond
I Temple No. 8. Pythian sisters. the
meeting TO take place at $40 =. NJ. IN
Smithdeal HALL The meeting Is an
open one. and all knights and others
interested in tho work or tho organiza-
3tlon are cordially invited to attend.
OF interest Here. c
Mr.. and Mrs Victor II, Olmstead
haze closed their country place. Vine
croft at Clarendon, Va ana sail
z from New York for Italy. They vii
attend the conference Of the lnterna-
tional Institute of Agriculture In
Official representative or the United
States government. Afterward they
VIII tour Europe, returning TO this city
tho latter part OF August
Mrs. Hammond to Entertain.
Mrs. ~ ohm Hays Hammond, of Wash
ington. who spoke here recently at
the Woman's Club. will entertain at a
reception OH May 5, In honor of the
visiting members OF the executive
board of the woman's welfare depart
ment of tho National Civic Federation.
which meets IN Washington this week
Several Richmond women will attend
this meeting.
Central Committee to Meet.
I The central committee of the Asso-
citation for the Preservation or Virginia
Antiquities will meet Tuesday, May .,
It l ! a. NJ, in the rooms of the Nir-
Ginia Historical Society.
Miss Johnston to Spcuit.
4 number Of organizations Will be
represented at Il meeting To be held
May I, at S p. NJ. In Liberty Hall, 24o6
East Broad Street. under the auspices
of the Equal Suffrage League Of vir-
sinla. Miss Mary Johnston and other
prominent members OF the league Will
sneak. The meeting Is an open one
and large audience is expected
The mont ~ meeting of the league
Will be held Thursday afternoon a,
1870 o'clock In the league rooms at 3OI
East Franklin Street. Every member
OF the i'aguc is asked to assemble
promptly, as business OF Importance
regarding leaguN representation a, the
convention OF the State Federation OF
Labor, to he held here tE June. Will
come UP for discussion.
At the Art Club.
The AR, Club OF Richmond was en-
tertained last Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Kate Langley Boshcr, With an
interesting paper on the "Chateaux OF
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handled with much skill by the reader
For audience Mrs Boshcr had some
fifty interested listeners. and many re-
grets were expressed when the last
word was listened to.
Tea and refreshments were served
by the young ladies of the entertain
ment committee. tH
Miss kmma whitfield Will next Tues
day afternoon present some pertinent
h,. mn frnr
and hanging OF pictures.
The regular Thursday talk to the art
class by Miss Nora Houston was given
tho subject being some account OF n
Grccian artist. Eel Greco" Although
but little known In this country. Ell
Greco has become very much the vogue
among the artists of the Old World, his
discovery" dating but a few years
back. The period of this artist was
about the middle OF the seventeenth
century. from 1850.
TO yirit In Norfolk.
Mrs. Charles c. Bosher. of los North
Sixth Street, left yesterday TO visit her
family u, Norfolk. MIR. Bosher will
accompany Mrs. Bosher n Norfolk. and
they VIII meet there MIR. Langley, OF
Philadelphia. Mrs. Boshcr's brother
who has Just returned from an ex.
tended trip abroad.
Womun'H Club. III
Il Monday afternoon Will be devoted to
hrt at the Woman's Club when Miss
Adele Williams, chairman OF the art
committee, will give talk on ',French
Impressionists," a subject which she
is particularly Well qualified to treat.
and will h-cfore make most Interest
Ing.
Miss Daniels CInss.
e On Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Miss Augusta r. Daniel will close her
course of literary sketches with talk
on Thomas Hood. Humorist and Poet"
In nnd out Of Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Murrcll and
their son. DR.. Thomas W. Murren. OF
this city, Will sail for London on NAV
90 Later Mr.. and Mrs. Murreii vii,
travel on the Continent.
Mrs. ". w. Foster, of Highland
Park. Is the guest of Mrs, w. B. Foster,
, In Roanoke.
Miss Avis Grant and Miss Annie Ron
aldson will leave shortly to visit Mrs.
Richard Turner Pratt. of Camden"
In Rappahannock.
Mrs. Samuel Davies Of the Hanover
will leave In May for an extended
trip In the West. Mrs. Davies viii
spend some time in Kentucky with
relatives
Miss Ethel Goode, who has made he,
home In Richmond for the past two
years, has left for New York.
Miss Lettice Woodward has returned
TO the city. after brief visit in staun-
Miss Lillian Smith has returned to
Richmond, after spending some time