The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-09
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Mrs. Henry Wood. Of Baltimore. and
her sister, the Baroness Won kretd-
siunan, with their assistant, Mr. II. X.
Hanfpy, who viii pose the tableau%
In angels IN Art" 60 be given az the
Academy on Arril 18TH and 18th for
the ShelterinE Arms hospital have ar
rived ia the city and have an apart
rnent IN the Chesterfield RehearSals
for the tabieaux will begin NJ once g.
the residence Of Miss Frances Scott
in West Franklin street A handsome
program is being gotten out by the
COMMITTEES ia charge As a frontis-
piece IL will have "a copy Of one az the
musical angels from So Peters i'm
Rome. and this picture win also he
one OF the tahieaux
small Dance.
Miss Della Davenport was hostess
at "a small dance 10 the Younger So
ciety set al the Country club last night
The club was decorated with lilacs
and tulips, and supper was served az
II O'clock in the main dining room.
Miss Johnston EntCrtains,
Says u Roanoke fNa.l exchange:
"A brilliant reception was given 70
Miss Mary Johnston at Hotel Roap-
oke Saturday afternoon Iy the local
suffrage league
THE large beautiful parlor was
decorated with huge vases Of 5onauils
and III the small dining room from n
table prcttily decorated with vases
~ 5onouils delicious punch WAS
served, also cakes and hon-hons. TIE
celyine with Miss Johnston were Mrs
J Allen Watts. president ~ Roanoke
Suffrage 1ear8e: Mrs. T. " Durham,
Mrs. J. II PARROT Mrs. r W. Whit
ner. Mrs ". c. Lawson Mrs r, "
Goodwin, Mss Marie Leah wand Mrs
7. II. Lewis Of IyuChhUrg, Other as
sisting hostesses were Nrs. A J.. Sta
pies, Jr., Miss Mary Barr Miss Lula
Terry and Mrs. ]. r. Garrett Tho
veung girls who assisted were Misses
Rosa Rogers. Emma Staples Mary
No3r. Bouldin and Edith Jamtson.
promptly at o'clock visitors com
rnenced 20 arrive, every seat being oc-
cupled when Miss Marie Leahy in
troduced Miss Johnston. The attend
ance was SO large many were stand
ing. The guests consisted Of the teach
ers ~ this city, doctors and their
wives the league members and their
friends also Il number Of guests from
Salem
Miss Jchnaton's address on "Wo-
mans PROGRESS" was listened TO with
great interest as she talked Of the
conditions ~ women n century ago
and that Of today; u the great and
wonderful growth # suffrage in Viz
GINA AT the conclusion Of her talk.
Dr. T. Bushnell extended an invita-
ton 10 the local league and their
friends 10 attend Miss Johuston's ad-
dress Monday evening at the court
house In Salem.
Saturday night Miss Mary John
eton spoke at the National Business
college She was introduced by Mr..
Lucian Cooke. Seated on the roetrum
with Miss Johnston were Mrs. J. Al
len Watts. Mrs J H. Lewis Of Lynch
burg; Miss Marie Leahy and others.
MIR and Mrs Iucieu ii. Cooke en-
tertained at a dinner Saturday evening
In honor If Miss Johnston. Covers
we're laid for eight those present being
Miss Johnston. Mrs. j. Allen Watts,
Niss Matte Cooke. Miss Killam. Mise
BEETLE Tickins Mrs. T. w. Goodwin
and MI and Mrs Cooke.
Invitations ISSUED.
Invitations have been received in
Richmond from Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
T.odawick DoYnes, Of Catonsvilie,
Md. for the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Elizabeth Chase, 80 Mr. Charles
Clifton Anderson The ceremony VIII
take place on Saturday evening, April
2Gth, AT o'clock in ST Timothy
church ~ Cat1n~Glie Miss Downes
has visited iu Richmond several times
ar the guest Of AEs r. a. Smyth, and
sire has number Of friends here who
are interested u her wedding
Auction Bridge Party.
Hctweeu seventy-uVe and "A hundred
t7f7lr~ '-r,i-ets stf'r-f '}ts'-t fer the sub
scripton card party to he given in the
Iadies annex Of the Commonwealth
club on Thursday afternoon for ths
flood sufferers Auction viii be PLAYED