The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-18
THE arCRxpxD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OCTOBER

ford. Min Mary Ashley ghacklsford.
Mr.. Robert PAGs, Mr.. Ernie Money.
To Un1srsaAn Cuuv0t3eu.
The cha1rmen Of the various COM
mittsso Of Richmond Chapter. U. d.
G.. for the general convention of the
Daughter Of the Coufederacy, which
meets. In Richmond the second week
in November. met in Lee Camp Hall
yesterday morning. and completed
arrangements for the entertainment
OF the dslegates. Tho convention
win be opened at the Academy Of
Music on Tuesday, evening, Novem-
Der !, and the frst business session
Will DO held Wednesday morning In
the Je6erpon Hotel auditorium We'd
nesday afternoon the delegates will
be entertained at q reception at the
Confederate Museum from to $3.50
O'Clock. when the portrait OF Mrs.
Jefferson Davis will be presented to
the museum by the United Daughteds
Of the Confederacy.
Thursday afternoon they will be
rendered . reception at the Home
for Needy Confederate Women from
to $50 o'clock. and on Friday they
viii be the guests Of the Virginia So
ciety Of Colonial Danes and the Wo-
mans Club at q reception In the club
parlors from $50 to $50.
The evening receptions will take
place on wednesday evening at the
Jefferson Hotel and on Friday even
ing at tho Jefferson Hotel. and on
Friday evening at Lee Camp Hall.
On Friday evening the portrait Of
General Harry Heth will be presented
to Lee Camp. DR.. Randolph NcKlm,
OF Washington, making the presen-
tation address. and Judge Walter
Christian the address Of acceptance.
Mrs. L. H. Raines, custodian gen
eral of the crosses OF honor. will also
present on this occasion the record
books Of crosses OF honor to the Con-
federate Memorial Literary Society on
behalf Of the U. D. c.. Luncheon will
Hall on Wednesday. and At the Sec
ond Baptist church on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. J. =. b. Stuart and Mrs. Stone
wall Jackson are expected to attend
the convention by special invitation
from the Richmond Chapter, and It
Is probable that they will present the
Confederate battle fiags to the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues and the
Howitzsrs on the opening night Of the
convention
Tho chairmen Of the various COM
mittees are a. follows: Souvenir pro-
gram. Mrs. w. r. Vawter: luncheon
at Baptist church. Miss Bette Ely
son: luncheon at Lee Camp Hall.
Mrs. ]. w. White, with Mrs. J. N.
Gregory as associate chairman; chap
ter badges, Mrs. c. E. Sydnsr; recep-
ton at the Jefferson. Mrs. Charles
e. Boiling; bureau OF Information,
Junior Hollywood Memorial Assoda-
ton: hospitality. MRS. Thomas Bo-
cock; arrangements for opening night.
Mrs Charles Nassie; publication.
Mrs. Crawford Redd; automobile
drive. MrA b. A Blenner: carriages
for drive to Hollywood. Mrs. J. G.
Corley: ways and means. Mrs. ]. q.
Corley and Mrs, B. A. Blenner; treas
ureY, Mrs Walter Christian. and press
committee, Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler. Miss
Carrie Armistead. Miss Bessie Selden
and Miss Maude Woodfn-
A called meeting OF the whole chap
ter will Do held in Lee Camp Hall
next Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock.
to conclude the convention arrange
ments.
Whist Climb Plays.
| The Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
Monday night with Mr.. John Tyler
at Sic West Franklin street. Mrs
Bland s. Smith and Miss Guillaume
made top SCORE. three tables play
ing. The club will meet next week
Win MlS0 1o11xh1ot A1oi SoA AI A1iS
meeting Monday night the annual re-
port OF the club was read, and Ad-
mtral WebstAr was elected president
for the ensuing year.
Invitations Issued
Mrs Horace w. Seal has issued
! invitations TO the marriage OF her
daughter, LouAna Ophelia. to Leon
Clair Shreosnxost The ceremony
Will take place Wednesday evening.
October Is. At $3.50 O'Clock. at the
brides residence, 1909 Gillian street.
| city.
Miss Lilly Harrison. of Newport
News, has returned to her home, az
ter spending a week with her parents
here.
Lieutenant Russell Crenshaw. L.
s. N, Is the guest OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Crenshaw. of 2611
West Grace street
| Miss Annie Rutherford. OF Balti-
more. ts visiting Miss Mamie Daven-
port on West Franklin street
| Mr.. and Mrs George W. Brown are
guests Of Mrs. 4. n. Adams in Char
iottesvtlle for several days.
Mrs. II. c. Moore, Of staunton. ie
the quest OF friends here.
Miss Lucy Pool, Of Raleigh. n. c..
will spend the winter TN Richmond.
|
| Mis- Grace Briggs left Monday Tor
Newport News to attend tho wedding
Of Mas A,ene WAlett
|
Miss Naude Cooke Is visiting rela-
uves In Etaunton-
| Mr.. and Mrs. George r. NJ Glib
son and the Misses Gibson have closed
| their cottage at the Warm Springs,
and have returned to Baltimore.