The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-11
Social and Personal

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friends. Miss Beirne and her mother.
Mrs Jordan Leake. expect 70 go to
Ashland the first week In April. where
they viii spend some time with rela
tives
At the Art Club
Miss Floreuce Peple viii give an
authors reading at the Art Club of
Richmond this afternoon at halfpast
o'clock. Her subject Will be Some
Russian Riots and is Of unusual in
terest since In nstory is written about
some very real facts An informal tea
VIII follow the reading
The exhibition OF etchings that has
been az the Art club for several weeks
past Will be free to visitors for this
week. and all Interested are cordially
invited TO be present. The exhibition
Is one OF tho best that has been held
at the club In number OF years
A. r. V. A. Notes.
The women composing the reception
committee TO arrange for the formal
opening OF the John Marshall House
are: Mrs. Granville G. Valentine. chair
man: Mrs. !. b Mosby. Mrs. Edgar D.
Taylor. Mrs Charles +. Boiling and
Miss Bette Ellyson. Invitations are
being sent to all members OF the AS
ISOLATION for the Preservation OF Vir-
Ginia Antiquities throughout the
country.
Mrs John B. Iightfoot. chairman Of
the Jamestown committee, Is plan
ming stay at Jamest own TO complete
the details OF furnishing the Yeasely
house built by tho Daughters of the
American Revolution so that il viii
present moro homeIike appearance
Mrs Mollic r. MacEill- Rosenberg has Z.
presented handsome framed engrav
ings OF the marriage and baptism OF
Pocahontas for the house
The jamestown excursion this Gear
will take place on saturday. May -.
Mrs. Preston w. holland iv chairman,
Misses Alice and Lou Leigh are new
members OF the association.
To Address. womcn's Associntion.
Or. Hastings II. Hart. director Of tho
department OF Child Helping OF TIN.
russell sage Foundation in New York.
Will be the speaker at the meeting this
afternoon OF tho Women's Association
OF 81. Pauvs Church at o'clock in
the sunday school room. Ninth Street
entrance. DR. Hart's subject will be
dependent Children" and he will
speak especially IN regard TO the care
and training OF the children in insti-
tutions. All women interested in this
very important subject are cordially
invited 10 attend.
For Mrs. walker.
Says 2 Washington exchange:
Mrs. Copley Thaw entertained at a
dinner Saturday evening at her resi-
dence in F. Street, in compliment to
her house guest. Mrs. Hamburg or
England. Tho other guests were Mrs
Walker. OF Richmond: Miss Hayes Miss
Symons, Miss Catherine Brltton, Miss
Biddle Commando Burstyn. Command
/ er Boy Ed. Count Carlo Monta gnni, r.
NJ. Schmolck, Count d'Adhemar w
Bowie Clark and Major Winship At
ter the dinner there was informal dane
ing"
Chapter Meeting.
The Chesterfield Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy held its
regular bi-monthly meeting on Satur-
day afternoon in the home OF the pres
. ident, Mrs. j. NJ. Gregory, at Forest
I Hill. The attendance was unusually
large and enthusiastic. and three new
members We're received After a dis
cussion of various subjects and n COM
mittee appointed to make arrange
ments for Polk Miller entertainment.
election OF officers was held Those
elected for the ensuing year were Mrs
j. NJ. Gregory, president: Mrs Philip "
Cogbill. first vice president: Mrs Wal
ter Allen, second vice president; Mrs.
Sidney Baker. third vice president:
MISS Bohmer Rudd. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Ada Taylor Drew. treasur-
er; Miss ophie Woodfn. corresponding
registrar; Miss Matilda Norfleet, his
torian.
Mrs. S. w. Williams. of this city the
guest OF the chapter. gave brief talk
on Shiloh and the relief fund, and Mrs
waiter Allen, chairman OF the FIN dis
tiict. extended an invitation to tho
chapter to attend the Farmville con
Ventlon. which Will be held on May 3
and 4 Miss BONNER Rudd and Miss
imosen Gregory were elected delegates
TO represent the chapter at this con
Nention.
Following the business session re-
lreshments were served by the hostess
The next meeting of the Chesterfield
Chapter will be held in May
Important Meetings.
the Williams Memorial Circle. OF
| Kings Daughters, will meet this af-
| ternoon at o'clock at the residence
of Mrs Charles Bosher. los North Sixth
street All members are urged 10 be
| present.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
! or the Confederacy, will be held to-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock in Lee
Camp Hall. Plans are to be discussed
| Tor the big Confederate ball to be
given by this chapter next May. and
other business is to be transacted All
members are urged to be present
| There Will be a meeting of the execu
tive committee of the Nurses Settle
ment on Wednesday afternoon at s
| O'Clock. at 223 South Cherry Street.
Quiet Wedding.
! Mr. and Mrs Herbert WINFIELD Cum
MINIS announce the marriage of their
| daughter Claire to John William eau
die. the ceremony having taken place
| on March 6, the Rev. w !. Young. pas
tnr ~ mi 20 NTo<1.