The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-09


autumn.
The following committees for 11e
mortal Day were appointed:
Mrs. Edward T. Harrison, chatfu1
of the Monument Committee. aaoioe& Is
by Misses Annie Gray. Bessie IA MI
Leila HIN and Mrs. Alfred T. Caxyk
Miss Anna Boykfa, chairman OF tM4M
Oficers' Section assisted by all tn&%
members Of the Jr. III. NJ. A.
A request for the loan OF the $500
ciety's flags to Mrs. James r. WostJk
ing of the Stuart house. was grant1ds
Reception Ar university. .sr3asss
A brilliant reception was given 94t@S
nrday evening at the CoionDade Ciuus
at the University of Virginia In homer
Of President and Mrs. Alderman au4S
DIR. c. Alphonso smith and Mrs. smith.
| 1t was the npt public social occao~
sion on which President and Mrs. Al
dertnan had met their friends aftoe
| President Aldernaan's return to tbs
University from his search for yeot
and health. in which he seems to hays
been successful. and also the first on
which DIR. and Mrs. Smith could res
their friends ON DIR. Smiths SUCCESS -
| Roosevelt Professor at the University
| of Berlin.
| They were assisted In receiving BY
! two former presidents Of the Colorado
| CLUB. DIR. Thomas W. Page and Pro-
fessor William NJ. Lille and Mrs. PAge
4 and Mrs. Lille, and by the encum6onfs
| president, Richard Heath Dabney, and
Mrs. Dabney.
| Among the hundred and fifty or mora
guests was Bishop Gibson, OF Rich-
mond.
At the Woman's Club.
DR.. Douglas Freeman gave a most
/ enjoyable lecture Monday afternoon
before the members of the WomAn'S
Club on Ivan Turgenieff." the great
Russian novelist. DIR. Freeman pre-
sented In an interesting manner the
| characteristics of the man and the
author. and the distinguished quali-s
| ties of hts books. quoting from sew
eral OF the best known works OF Tur-s
genieff.
Mrs. P. l.. Conquest Mrs Addison
Holiday, Mr.. John A. Lamb and Mrs.
c. II. Urner were hostesses for the at
ternoon. of which Mrs. l.. r. Dashieil
was chairman. Miss LEROY, OF Dub
lin, Ireland: Mrs. &. r.. Caperton, Miss
May p. Davis, Mrs. w. T. Oppenheirn- i
er. Mrs. 0. A. Crenshaw and Mrs.
John Wise were special guests for the
occasion.
Chapter Meeting.
Richmond Chapter. United Daugh-
!
Wednesday morning at II o'clock in
Lee Camp Hall.
Personals.
Miss Lucy Throckmorton. of Ginter
Park, is the guest of Captain and
Mrs. w. G. Harllee at the United
States marine corps near Washing
ton.
| Mr. mr. Ea~Ic~A
Shose wedding was a recent event OF
i'm portance. have been spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r.
Ash burner in Staunton. They are
now guests of Mrs Eaglesfleld's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson,
in Powhatan county.
Mrs. Ivanhoe Sclater. of Floyd ave.
nue., ia visiting her son, Mr.. +. III.
sclater. at Lynn. Mass.
Mrs. Alleim Newton and little
daughter are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William 3. Newton in Ghent, Norfolk.
Miss Anderson, who has been vis-
iting Miss Bette J. Harris in WASH
ington for several weeks, has return
ed to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stern and Mrs.
Thomas Smith Shepherd left Monday
} for New York, where they win sail
Wednesday by the steamer Crstic Of
the White Star Line for a four months
trip. They will land at Naples, travel
the continent and visit Mr.. Stern's
parents in England.
Mrs. Isaac q. Davenport, of 2b13
Remington avenue. will have a. her
guest for the coming week Mrs. Gao.
Swami and Mrs George Corbin, OF
!. Danville. delegates to the Home Mis-
sion Conference to be held at Clay
: Street church.
. Misses Ethel and May Walters. az
1907 Hanover avenue. who have bean
: spending several days with relatives
in Washington. p. G.. and in Rock
: vile. Nd, returned home Monday
, evening.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r Swami Of Aa1~
land, are visiting their father. Mr.
) J. c. Swami. at Trenholm, in Powha-
? tan county.