The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-11
SOCIETY.

has been planned for the annual con-
vention of the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, which will be held
in New Orleans, commencing today
and continuing through Sunday Balls.
dinners and a series of teas viii be
rendered delegates and visitors, which
will include a number from Rich-
mond. Following the meeting Of the
credeHtial committee, Tuesday boat
ride around the harbor will be given
in compliment 10 the visitors by the
mayor OF New Orleans.
The large social event OF Wednes-
day will be the Confederate lunch
con to be given at the Country club
with the local Stonewall Jackson
chapter as hostesses. The French
opera house, which has been identi-
fed with so many brilliant and MIS-
toric events in the life of the city, will
be the scene OF q large reception and
ball which viii he given Wednesday
evening. Friday the unwilling of tine
Beauregard monument will take place
with fitting ceremonial. to be fol-
lowed by a reception at the Soldiers
home. given by the Louisiana division
of the L.. y. G. Much interest at
taehes 70 the election of the new pres
ident general, which will he the i'm
portant event of the convention,
among the candidates being Mrs.
Daisy McLaurin Stevens. of Missis-
sippi and Mrs. Nathan D. Ellar, OF
Virginia.
Married i'm Washington.
/ Miss Folsome Clarke and Mr., Nor
man Haddock, Of this city were mar
ried Tuesday. November 4th, at the
parsonage Of Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal church, Washington, by the
/ Rev. j. L. KILLER. The bride was at
tired In a handsome dark blue tall
ored suit with hat 10 match. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Haddock
left for "A tour Of the Northern cities.
They will reside in Richmond.
Miss Bragg's Stories
Stories Of fun. stories of fairies and
stories Of all the other kinds will he
| told at the r. Nj. G. A. auditorium
Monday and Tuesday. the Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Of November at 4:30
O'Clock.
Miss Bragg the ory-teller. Will
also instruct the grown people In the
art Of storytelling and give valuable
/ Information as 10 where to find
stories and how TO select and tell
them This talk will be given at the
same place. Monday evening, at S.15
o'clock.
Suffrage Tea.
The Equal Suffrage league will
give 81 ffrage tea this afternoon
from TO In the headquarters Com
merc!al Building. Second street he
tween Broad and Grace. There Will
also be a safe nf fancy Christmas ar
ticIes. and all who are Interested are
invited to attend
Dr. Edward Carr to Speak Here.
Rev Edward Ellis Carr, Pm. -, Of
Chicago, editor of the Christian go
cialist Of that city and general field
secretary of the Christian Socialist
Fellowship, arrived in Richmond
Saturday. en- route 70 Newport News,
Norfolk and points South. DR. Carr
Is on occurring tour FOR the purpose
Of presenting his unique and original
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c!alsm 70 Hebrew and Christian
economies as taught In the SET ptures.
He is the guest while in the city @;
the Rev. ana Mrs Junias II. spiers. A
tennis enthusiast he upheld the honuE
Of Chicago Saturday afternoon, IT
several sets at the Hermitage Colt
club. Dr Cars last lecture will he
TtNen tonight At the Apostolic church
Fulton. at s o'clock. on The Marx
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Interesting Meeting.
The Federation of Mothers clubs
and Parent Teacher associations oi
Richmond and Virginia Will hold It's
first general meeting for this school
year this afternoon at o'clock n
the assembly hail OF the old John
Smith high school. now the Admin
istration fnllding, sos East. Marshall
street. The president Mrs. W. A
Burrows, who represented the cfts
apd the federation at the information
al congress on school hygiene held
at Buffalo last August will present
her report OF that gathering. and DR.
j. A. G. Chandler and Mr.. Coriey, 81
the schoni board will address ths