The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-27

with DR.. Goodwin; Miss Adeline Davis
with MIR, f.. Moore; Miss r. Moore
with Mr.. Barton; Miss Eugenia Davis
with Mr.. n. Harris; Miss Lindsay
with Mr.. H. Robertson; Miss Maurice
with Mr. Barron; Miss Smith with
Mr.. Thornhlll; Miss Martin with Mr.
Dancy, Miss Floyd with Mr. Cooke.
Miss Ramsay with Mr.. Tunstall; Miss
Tyler with Mr.. Mason: Miss r. Tyler
with Mr. Lane; Miss Lillian Marshall
with Mr.. H. Todd; Miss Ormsby with
Mr. Davidson: Miss Mortimer with Mr.
Funston; Miss Josephine Marshall
with MIR. Boiling Miss Mary Ball
Saunders, of Richmond, with Mr. A
Robertson: Miss Johnson with MIR
Hewes Miss Meier with Mr.. Kline;
Miss Tate with Mr.. G. Jenkins; Miss
krundage with Mr. ShackeIford: Miss
Nesbjtt with Mr. Jones; Miss Dabney
with MIR Echols Miss Lamb with Mr.
Coleman; Miss F. Randolph with Mr.
Lacy; Miss r. AIbin with Mr.. ].
Mckenzie: Miss Landes with Mr.
Chandler; Miss Ethridge with Mr.
Gianinny; Miss Aurelia Zirkle with
Mr.. w, A. Adams, Miss Forney with
Mr., Cash and Mis- Clark with Mr.. A.
Boiling
Among the chaperones were Mrs
Alderman. Mrs Thornton, Mrs Per-
kinson, DR. and Mrs Bird DR. and
Mrs, Kepner, Mrs W. Wood. Mrs.
Hough. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins. DIR.
and Mrs Tenant, Mrs. Page. Mrs.
Grant Mrs. Tarven. Mrs. Marshall,
Mrs, Kent, Mrs Echols, Mrs. String
fellow. Mrs. Tate, Mrs Booker, and
Mrs. Randolph
Program for d. A. r.. Congress.
Programs for the continental con-
gress Of the y. A. r. to be held in
Washington in April were received by
Richmond members of the ID. A r.
yesterday, and, besides the business
sessions of the congress. there will he
number OF large social functions.
Mrs Wilson will receive the Daughters
Of the American Revolution at the
White House on Thursday afternoon.
April nth, at 2:4o o'clock Mrs,
Matthew T. Scott president-g general.
VIII give reception to the members
of the Continental congress, all visit
ing daughters and their families,
members Of the Sons OF the American
Revolution and Sons of the Revolution
and their wives on Monday evening,
April 14th, from Q to / o'clock. in
Continental hall. Or Charles ID, Wal
colt secretary of the Smithsonian In
stitute. will receive delegates to the
congress, residents and visiting daugh-
tiers and their friends at the new Ma
tional museum on Saturday evening,
April eth. from . to II O'clock
Nominations for officers will be
made on Tuesday evening and the
vote will he taken Wednesday morn
ing, April 9Th, at O'Clock There
is keen rivalry between Mrs. William
Cummings Story and Mrs John Mil
Ter Horton for the office Of president
general Mrs. Samuel w Jamison. of
Roanoke Va. is chairman OF the pro-
gram committee
Both Richmond chapters will be
represented by their regents, Mrs
Sidney Johnston Dudley going from
the old Dominion chapter. and Mrs,
Benjamin L. Purcell from the Com
monwealth chapter
For School Girls.
Mrs. Bradley Johnston, of Tuck
ahoe gave a tea yesterday after
noon In honor Of her niece, Miss
Anne Roy Johnston. and Miss Bel
loves, of New York, who returned
from school with Miss Johnston for
the Easter holidays. DR.. and Mrs.
George Ben Johnston entertained at
a tea, followed by a dance, on Tues
day evening in honor Of Miss Bel
loves and their daughter.
Attends House Party.
Miss Julia Omuhundro, of this city.
who is student at Hollins this year,