The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-11
Jones Bros. & Co. ,
Incorporated
1418-1420 East Main Street
1105 Hull Street

Miss Margaretta P Bonsal. Miss Mar
Raret Griffiss. Miss Emma Warner
Albert Graham Ober. Jr., David Stew
art Ridgley. Julian W. Ridgley, VIII
liam Wallace Lanahan. Thomas H
Symington and Courtney jenkins"
Reception Committee.
Mrs Granville G. Valentine has
been appointed chairman Of the re-
ceptlon committee 70 arrange for the
formal opening by the association for
the Preservation of Virginia Antiqut-
ties of the John Marshall House. with
a reception on the afternoon Of
March 27th Mrs. Valentines COM
mittee includes Mrs J. 3. Mostly
Mrs Edgar n Taylor. Mrs. Charles
f. Boiling and Miss Bette Ellyson
Invitations are being mailed to all
Of the members Of the association
throughout the country fer the occa-
sion.
Mrs John b. Lightfoot. chairman
Of the jamestown committee, is plan
ming visit to Jamestown 70 com
plete the furnishing Of the Yeardly
House built by the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. SO that the
house VIII present a more home-like
appearance Mrs. Moilie r. Macgill
Rosenberg has presented handsome
framed engravtngs of the marriage
and baptism of Pocahontas for the
house. The annual pilgrimage 10
jam estown VIII take place this year
on Saturday. May 2zth. Mrs. Preston
w holland is chairman OF the com
mittee To arrange the outing The
Misses Alice and Lou Leigh Joined
the association at the last meeting.
Returns to Roanoke.
Miss Edmonia Gray has returned
to Roanoke after spending several
weeks in Norfolk and Washington
Miss Gray was the guest Of Mr. Nc
Donald Lee and the Misses Lee on
yachting trip to washington.
During their stay IN that city the
Misses Lee and Miss Gray were mem
bers Of house party, and the recipi-
ents OF much social attention. We'd
nestlay they were guests Of honor at
a dinner party at the New Willard
given by Major Newbill L. s. A. the
guests including Miss Gray, Miss
Francis Hall. Of Princeton. Mr.. VIII
lis Robertson. of Buena Vista. Mr.
Frank Newhill. OF Irvington. Leaving
Washington the party returned on
the yacht 10 Norfolk. whence Miss
Gray made the trip TO Roanoke.
VISITING In Baltimore.
Miss Ellen Douglas Moore. OF this
city. ia spending some time with
friends in baltimore Before going
guest of her brother-in-l law and sis
ter. Mfr. and Mrs William s, Con-
nelly. Of Alexandria
Affairs OF To-day
An address on Dependent Chill
dren" viii be made by Or. Hastings
II. Hart. Of New York. at the month
ly meeting Of the Noman's associa-
ton of st. Pauls church this after
noon AT o'clock in the Sunday
school room OF the church. DR., Hart
is director of the child helping phase
of the work done by the Russell Sage
foundation. and he will speak this
afternoon of the care and training
of children In institutions Women,
who are interested in the subject. are
invited 70 attend.
Miss Florence Peple will give an
Reading aEEtttfffeetf mt
43o o'clock at the Art club Tea
will he served after Miss Peple's read
ing. which will include a description
of Russian attack on polish Jews.
Personals.
Mrs. Henry Landon Cabell viii go
10 Louisville on March 26th TO spend
several weeks with her mother, Mrs
William WymoInd.
visiting their son-in law and daugh-
ter Mr.. and Mrs A Erskine Miller.
in Staunton.
Little Miss Marjorie Stringfellow,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs Stuart
Stringfellow, formerly of Richmond
now of Atlanta. has been quite III
with appendicitis, but is now con-
valescent.
Mrs. George r. Winch. who has
been in Florida and Cuba for some
time. was the guest last week of the
Misses Rogers in Macon. Ga. en-
route home.
Mrs. Edwin r, Cox, and Master Ed
win T. Cox, Jr,. are guests of Mrs
Cox's sister. Mrs. John W. Carter
Jr,. in Danville.
Mrs N r. Whitehurst, of Ports
mouth, Is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Guest are
leaving shortly to make their home
in Canada,
Miss Alice Lea, who has been spend
ing several weeks here with rela-