The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-08
Society

Inc continental congress OF ING
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion Will convene in Washington. d.
c.. on Monday. April II. The an
nual congress OF the Daughters is
one OF the most notable events In
social and patriotic circles each spring.
and a number of brilliant entertain
ments are given in honor Of the visit
ing daughters In the capital.
Plans for the 1911 congress include
q reception on Wednesday afternoon.
April Is. at o'clock. when President
and Mrs. Taft will receive the Daugh-
ters at the White House. Mrs. Mat
thew T. Scott, presideat-general of
the 2. A. r.. viii give q reception at
the Memorial Continental Hall Mon
day evening. April II, from to IL
o'clock. Her guests will be members
of the Continental Congress. all visit
ing Daughters and their husbands.
luton and their wives. Other in
teresting features WIN be an enter
tainment Monday evening at Cont
mental Hall when Miss Nelly Barbee,
OF Kentucky, viii give selections from
her humorous folk lore and an Easter
service Sunday afternoon on the
Cathedral grounds. to which the
Daughters have been invited by the
Bishop Of Washington.
The Old Dominion Chapter of Rich
moad will be represented by Mira
Sidney Johnston Dudley. The chap
ter elected Mrs. L. II. Poe. Miss Ethel
Atkinson. Mrs. W. G. Malone and
Mrs. Frank Cunningham, aiternates,
and several of these viii also go. Mrs.
Ben Purcell and Mrs. Alien Chambers
er al ufnu
monwealth Chapter. Mrs. Samuel w.
Jameson, State regent Of Virginia,
who has been quite III at her home
In Roanoke, Is improved. and hopes
TO be able to attend the congress.
Little Miss Dunlop Hostess.
Miss Margaret Dunlop. daughter of
Mrs. David Dunlop, of Petersburg.
Va. who has Mrs. Seth Barton
French's villa at Hot Springs, Va,
celebrated her eleventh birthday to-
day with luncheon. 1t was attend
ed by Miss July Pole. Master Henry
Pole, Jr-, and the Misses Mercer and
Lemoine Dunlop. Afterward the chill
dren mounted ponies and rode around
Dun's Gap.
Chorus Girls and Sailor Lads.
With Easter but a week on, the
plans for "Pinafore." which will be
given Monday and Tuesday evenings
at the Academy under the auspices
OF the Alumnae Association of Miss
Elletts school, have been completed
and prospects are that every detail
OF the show will be crowned with
success.
The list OF chorus girls as completed
Is as follows:
Misses Julia Joynes, Helen Tan
ner. Emma Gay White, Avis Grant,
Anne Royal. Julia Taicott, Louisa
Purcell. Gray Wright Martha Pur-
cell. Virginia chamberlayne. Lora
crump. Nell Glenn. Patty Lyle. Eliz-
.abeth. Preston Elsie Inxrams Mar
tina Robinson, Archer Joynes, Della
Davenport. Virginia Watkins. Martha
Martin. Katherine Gum. Nora RAN
doiph. Carrie Waddey. Bessie Ryland,
Emily Wade. Mary Chapman. Nancy
Patton. Mary Lathrop. Virginia Ma
son. Gay Montague. Gwendolyns
rutherford. Lucy Gwathmey. Caro-
line, Arrnistead. ,naisy Rovkiny Helen
Adams and Mrs. Frank Mccarthy.
Thu sailors and marines will be
Messrs. James Maury. Lloyd Taylor,
G. A.. Canepa. Roy NJ. Jones. John
Field Holt w. Page, w. Catesby
Jones. Catesby G. Jones, James Au-
gustine. Jr. James Wheat, John
Gwathmey. James Hutcheson. J. B.
Call e. c. Harrison. Jr., Hamilton
Baskerville, Cecil Stevens, Bernard
Robb. c. f. Workman, Carl Black
well. Frank Mccarthy, Harry Cullen.
John LightfooI William Crump, Will
liam r. Dickson. Richard ,Osterloh
and William L. Price.
The part of the midshiprnite will
be played by James Taylor.
Entertained In Atlanta.
says an Atlanta. Ga. paper Of FRI
| day:
Mrs. George Calhoun walters en-.
tertained At an informal bridge party
this afternoon in honor OF her guest
Miss Nellie Walters. Of Richmond. Va,
Twelve quests. including a number
of Mrs. Walters friends In Inman
Park. were invited to meet Miss Wal.
terH, who IL delightfully."- known here
through previous visits and who II
being cordially welcomed
| Tho trophies for the afternoon were
silk stockings. q French fan and q
silver pin cushion and the interestins
game was followed by afternoon tes
served In the dining room, the table
having An effective decoration OF
spring flowers.
At the Woman's Club.
Several members of tho Woman's
| Welfare Department OF the National
Civic Federation will speak at the
Woman's Club Monday afternoon at
o'clock on the Improvement OF the
working and living conditions OF In
dusfrtaf employees. The women who
will address the club, all OF whom are
prominent IN New York and Wash.
| ington social circles, are Mrs. John
Hays Hammond. chairman, Washing
ton, d. c.; Miss Maud Rives BorIand
New York: Mrs r.. 8. Chew, Wash
inGton. d. c., and Miss Beeks, OF New
/ FORK City.
| Mrs. J. Allison Hodges who II chair
man OF the afternoon. will entertain
at luncheon Monday afternoon al
her home, 107 East Franklin street
in honor OF the speakers and her
house guests.
On Wednesday afternoon, the liter.
airy round table viii discuss Marie
Claire" the recent work of Marguerite
An2oux, which has created widespread
| interest and comment. Mrs. A
Dashieil will direct the discussion.
| Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Draper. an
uoupcA the approaching marriage Of
their daughter. Elizabeth Ellen, to Mr.
Samuel Joseph Harrison. The, wed
ding Will take place at the home OF
the bride on Enslow Avenue, Highland
Park. on the evening Of April ~. at
d. Jehn's cirels,
a. Johns Circle 81 KinRsn DAuttif-