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Evening star., 1914-05-17
Menu for a Mems Onion Club.

Green Onions. ..
Onion Soup with CfoutouS.
Picked onions.
Escallored Onions or stuffed onions
Cold Roast Ref ~ cold IH,eti Ham.
Rake! Beans AMI onion Salad.
Brown Bread and Eutter rad ILL
Crullcrs.
Coffee
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Tan Stockings Made Like New

WHEN tan stockings fade to an ugly
W yellow color, they can again be
made presentable by the use of brown
dye. a few minutes work after the
washing and the stockings are ready
for use.
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"7HETHER she passes the season in |
w town or at some country place, |


W7HETHER she passes the season in
w town or at some country place
w ,,. .o ~ ,yeraoa ,Yo,nan
,
means the FeHlqu-s"iiis Oh iod'ie
duties and a letting down from the
strenuous existence OF the remainder OF
~. ~ A.. no,s.,,s,ca tho ar,ire
-,
ooos Is IN slate oi NHe 'ie
bracing air of September calls the busI-
ness or society girl back TO work or to
,,re1a ration for the fan campaign.
:, i ~ cIa,..r uonan,s mar, 10 nre-
- ~
vent this condltlon OF reiaAaloh' anu Aet
means of prevention should take the
FORM of nb,sicaI exercise and strict at
,.,tio, to diet
..~...
The most essential iactor IN heepiAs
up a good condition of the body is proper
deep breathing. Some authorities go so
- - ~. , o,bar ,natbod ~
Tar as 10 say tiat no o''i %
training down IS required. Iertdih II 10
however. that a woman must make
hreathirr her 6rst consideration One
- - .;,,nlas+ .rd -nost eYectual exer-
ci.ss ts 10 ta.e ZEN long breaths each
rnorning hefore getting out of bed Re
move the pillow from under the head and
stretch out perfectly fat. laying the
muscle. which Is the lever of the entire
breathing apparatus
initate ma 49, ssr1 recoiya tts due Dor
ton of oxygen IN exhaling. let the
muscle of the diaphragm sustain the
breath until i has heeh iorced OUT ~ ! rom ON
ever other paft .. mo ooay. ii. - ,he
rno,,, y-ber IRIS exercIse is taken. and a
airI must never fail to iuhale al least
fsn breatbs earh rnorning 4 she wishes
- ohtafn rasrIts n 10 the regularity OF
~ aYercjsa that makes II beneficial
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Escalloped Onions.

Peel half a dozen large onions and lay
in cold water for an hour. Cut in thick
slices and put on to cook in boiling salt
ed water Boil ten minutes. drain and
cover again with boiling water. Cook
until they are tender, but still firm. Have
ready a pint Of rather thin cream sauce.
Butter a baking dish. put in a layer of
onions, then one of the sauce and
sprinkle with bread crumbs. Add an
other layer of onions. then sauce and
crumbs and so on until the dish is full
having the last layer of buttered crumbs
Bake in a quick oven until brown. A
little cheese may be used with each
layer of crumbs, ii desired. There should
be enough of the thin cream sauce used
to show generously about the onions
when served.
Evening star., 1914-05-17

Fashion says ..plaids," SO we wear
plaid stockings. plaid tunics, skirts or
coats of plaid and have facings and lin
ings Of plaid
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Lir ear % - 80 ~" q
i iasea IN o.'s ''"''t - a.
ho'iced Win S"Ii'AS ASe '""t one ~
the most lnSanit4rN nlStil'tS was hiA''l
freer than others from the visitation. The
ma ioriiv of the Inhabitants in gitis quar-
~. ,,.,,.o I.aI;.,,s ,,, ,,.,.. .,io,, .a-.,.s
anu stiiiiss oi tileSe 'tioi""S 'eee'.'N
of almost every room. The health officer
ue'i''e" iio'ii ''''9 '''"t t:'e ''''''' '+'''''
w. ih'iH tIt'eS ''i'es''t'e'' = ~" - Va
ah''dote against cholefa ana o'hef ois
eases, winch subsequent events proved.
The onion is also stated, and on the best
oi au'nof!.S. as a oi"oo puf'''e'' d i'ei : :
earacbe ..cur. all" a conplexion beauti-
fer and mirth provokcr This, hy keep
ing the consumer in the pink OF condition;
s" ,hat ne can i'e'p ieeiii's HAPPY "''u
W.;,,, -, .,,asa b..,os,s i, ,,,i,,d h,,na
on the onions.
|
Inc Union APPetiHei.
-. 49,, r,.,,,,, i =; :,
~" ~ '''' "
IT'S trihmPhal entry ana TOT q sPt1ii6
appetizer there is nothing TO excel them.
Slice wafer thin. place between slices Of
fros,, broad ana hn.+ar e,1+ licb+l,- ana
-, " ~ :
sarhish Win iLhteeo i'''i s4eA' "i.tei .
aaiI,. D., ,o,,,,1ar1,. !, i cIai,,.d n,
ll1ese WI i,o.s l,o't '"l14 a,S
is mi to have bearth,lrn after eating raw
| onions, an hours soaking in ice water be-
fore cutting makes the onions easier Of
! olses'loh'
To Cook younp Onions.
| Peel. drop in cold water and let them
soak fifteen minutes. Cook tender in boil
s.1.a, .+ar 49,, sorva ~, .,ices of
! ~, 1 80 NJ. .s,,aras,,s Season
,,.its ..It naT,er ND n iirtle m,tter
WIN sai'' peppet a''' .
Onion Som
! This is wholesome and tasty. Slice
two or three large onions and fry yellow
.o-t .dd tbrea t.b,asnonfuls If four and
s+;r nrti, cooked and frotby Now add
| .,a,,,. ~ - h,;,;na voter s.irr;ng
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Spanish Onions With Peas.

Take large Spanish onions, cut in
halves lengthwise. and scoop out the
centers Steam until soft. place each
section on little mound Of mashed
potatoes and fill the center with green
peas that have oeen warmed in a nice
cream sauce and well seasoned with salt,
nd
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To aid in the reduction process. plunge
into a hot bath for five minutes. Get
into bed Immediately and cover with a
warm comforter. BY no means try to
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Onions in Salad.
Baked Onions.

Baked onions will occupy an honored
place in the invalid's dietery, being
often allowed in sanitariums when other
vegetables are tabooed Select large
mild onions and bake in their skins un-
til thoroughly tender. This method of
cooking allows the center to steam IN
it's own juices. When ready to serve
remove the outer jacket, butter and
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Ways to Prepare ONIONS

hrst i've minutes keep the steak as near
the Goals or gas flame AS possible. but
for the remaining time hold at little
distance from the flame. Have ready for
a steak weighing about two pounds and
half. two good-sized Spanish onions
sliced as thin as possible. also a kettle
Of boiling fat. preferably one of the re-
lined vegetable oils AS soon as the
steak is taken from the fire. put wire
frying basket containing the sliced
onions into the boiling fat and COOK
three minutes or until the onions are
crisp and a golden brown. Place the
steak on a platter. season with salt
and pepper and spread with butter
Drain the onions. arrange around the
steak and serve at once.
Onions in Salad
Few. indeed. are the spring salads that
are not improved by the addition of
onion Whether this shall be much or
little depends upon the salad and the
maker. In some the onion plays the
leading role. In others Sidney Smith s
advice is followed:
let onion atoms 1urk within the howl
And. scarce suspected animate the whole.
An excellent salad Is made by cutting
onions cucumbeTs and lettuce together.
then dressing with a French dressing.
Onions and tender radishes sliced and
dressed with oil and vinegar are appe-
tizing while the initiated reyel in the
combination of young onions and ripe
black olives.
Baked Onions.
Evening star., 1914-05-17

kV7HEN neatness is the leading char
w acteristic of the girl who has ac-
o,,irod ba fad for paodlework
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

The program for final week at the
University Of Virginia has just been
announced. A special attraction will
be a number OF class reunions. From
100 to 200 members will attend.
The formal exercises will begin
Sunday. June l4th, with the bacca-
laureate sermon. which will be de-
livered In the chapel by the Rev. III.
d. c. Maclachlan. That evening the
annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian association will be held the
orator being the Rev. Harris F.. Kirk.
n. d. DR. Albert Shaw. editor of the
Review of Reviews, will address the
joint meeting of the Washington and
Jefferson Literary societies Monday
evening. June 18th. and medals will
be awarded winners in the oratorical
contests.
The general alumni association, OF
which Oscar w. Underwood is presi-
dent. will hold it's annual meeting In
Madison hall Tuesday morning. At
noon the alumni address will be de-
livered by John Stewart Bryan.
The closing exercises Will be held
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Out-of-Town Wedding.

An out-of-town wedding OF much
interest to society in Richmond and
throug hout the State will take place
Tuesday. June I'd. at s o'clock. in st.
Thomas church. Washington, u C.,
when Miss Ellen Chichester David
SON. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Davidson. will become the bride
of Mr.. Sidney Taylor Thomas. son of
Mrs c. r. Thomas The Rev. Ernest
Smith. rector of St Thomas church.
assisted by the Rev Frank Page, of
Fairfax, Va. will perform the cere-
mony. which will be witnessed by a
large gathering of friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs Wiimot Vail Castle, of Roches-
ter. y. Y. formerly Miss Katharine
Qulnby. Of Norfolk. Va, will be ma
tron of honor. and Miss Mary Mon
tague. OF Washington. p. c.. Will be
maid of honor, while the bridesmaids
will be as follows: Miss Lucy Mack
all, OF Mclean. Va, cousin of the
bride; Miss Eiotse Orme. Of Wash
ington: Miss Louise Loving. cousin OF
bride, and Mrs. Joseph a. Wetherell,
Of Clarksburg. w. Va. Miss kathe-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Brilliant Summer Carnival.

One of the most brilliant charity
the carnival which will be given IN the
afternoon and evening of Friday, June
5th, under the direction Of the Wo-
mans club, OF Ginter Park. This fete,
which Is always looked forward with
the keenest interest by society. Will be
given on the beautiful lawn Of the
home of Mrs. Edwin Sampson. and is
for the benef1t OF Pine Camp. All sorts
OF novel and attractive features are
being planned for the afternoon.
when the children are especially In
vited TO be present. There will be a
May pole dance, in which the little
girls will dress ~ represent different
flowers and The boys foliage. The
ktndergarten children Will dance all
sorts Of folk dances. and the Misses
Rike will give a number of fancy
dances. moving picture show Will be
erected on the grounds, and there
will be an interesting bag game for
the children
Another attractive feature Will he
tobacco booth. Mrs. Allen being IN
charge A number Of pretty young
girls, dressed in Turkish costumes.
will sell tobacco. and the quartetts
from Allen-Ginter Tobacco company
will sing. Mrs. Philip Browder Is
chairman of the committee having the
entertainment in charge, and her as
sistants are; Mmes Leslie Garnett.
Robert Kent. Frank Duke, Lawton
Crutchfeld. George Call. Waikup,
Allen. Rike and Misses Susie Nc
Carhy, Ellen Douglas Garrett and
Nell Sutton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

Sunday night by Rev Mr.. Harreii in
the Christian church. On Wednesday
night a number of drills and recit4-
lions were rendered by the primary
grades which were greatly enjoyed
By the large crowd which had gath
cred at the Town hail. THURSDAY
night the hall was again packed 10
it's capacity when two plays vera
beautifully rendered by the larger
children Of the school. Friday night
was the climax Of Il successful final
and school term, when Colonel j.
West, Of Suffolk, Va. delivered the
final address
The closing address If Professor I.
r Hall merits the very highest praise
also his good management of the
school through the past session. Ihe
people Of the town and community
are becoming imhued with scheot
spirit and nothing but praise for tho
teachers Of the past session is upon
the lips of the patrons of the school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

TAPPAHAN%0CK. VA. May So
Judge Thomas f Btakey. who was r.
csntly appointed Judge of the Twelfth
judicial circuit to di1 the unexptred
term Of the late Judge T. r. b. wright,
has appointed Hon James NJ. Lewis 10
the office OF commemorative attorney
81 Essex. a position held by Judge R!a-
KEY until his elevation 10 the bench.
MIR Lewis is a prominent lawyer OF TINS
county and served two terms IN the
lie stature.
The engagement of Or. william la
tame Lewis Suoot Of Mtller's Tavern,
Va. and Miss Katherine Henley, dauSh-
ter of Or ! J. Henley. druggist and
postmaster Of Tappahannoek has been
announced The marriage will be cele-
hrated in st. Johns Episcopal church.
Tappahannock, on Wednesday, June
18th, at IL O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Society Baseball Game.

One of the biggest and most fash
ionable events Of the summer season
Is the baseball game, which will be
given on June 18th at the Broad
Street baseball park between the
Westmoreland and Commonwealth
clubs Mr. Harry Hotchkiss Is cap
tain of the Westmoreland team. and
Mr.. Julien Hill Of the Commonwealth
The affair is being given under the
auspices OF the Kings Daughters and
for the benefit Of the Sheltering Arms
Free hospital. The most prominent
men in town belong to these two clubs
and the affair will be real society
event. Society girls will sell peanuts
and soft drinks during the game, and
many smart gowns will be worn by
the women number of luncheon
parties are being planned for the oc-
casion. as we'll as dinner parties,
which will be given at the clubs, and
hundreds of people will motor out to
witness this exciting game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

affair given at the club during the
summer season. and Is the occasion
for a brilliant gathering Of fashion
able society and the wearing of many
lovely toilettes by the women. The
courts are filled with tennis players
and seats are usually placed about
the lawn so the guests may watch the
playing. Immense crowds will be
noted at the club all this week and
tea parties and dinner parties will be
numerous.
June weddings are also demanding
the attention OF society, although
there are not many big weddings to
take place in Richmond this June.
There are several big out of-town
ones. which are Of great interest here,
but so far the ones to take place in
Richmond will be very quiet
Much interest Is being taken IN
the excursion which will be run to
Washington and Arlington June Attn
for the unwilling of Arlington Monu-
ment. under the direction of the Rich
mond chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy and many promi-
nent men and women will go from
Richmond.
Another interesting affair OF this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

rine Gum. of this city, who was to
have been one of the bridesmaids, Is
unable to take part in the wedding.
Mr. Wilmot Vail Castle. of Roches
ter, n. Y, will he best man. The
groomsmen include; Lieutenant Ma
rion Bell Humphrey. Mr.. II, f. Du-
lany, Jr.. of Washington; MI II.
Bradley Davidson, Jr.. Washington;
MIR. James W. Mccartney, OF New
York. and Albert W. Willett. of Wash
ington.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony at the home of the brides pa
rents, 1900 T street Washington. for
the bridal party. relatives and init
mate friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Invitations Issued.

Invitations have been received In
Richmond for the marriage OF MISS
saliie Anne Warfeld Cockey. daugn.
ter of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Beale
CocGey, 10 Matthew Fonta!ne Many
Werth, on Thursday evening. june
18th, at 6 30 o5clack, in st Thomas
church,. Garrison + sFest.- NJ afEts 4a'~
Mr. Werth is . son OF Mr.. ana MRS
.Tarueg II. Werth. of the Chesterhe
this city. and has been living for sew
eral wears in Vancouver, British Co
1unabia. where ha will take his bride.
His parents, his two sisters, Mrs. Lit
tleton Fitzgerald. Of New York. and
Mrs. Montgomery Osborne, of Nor
folk, and his brother. James r. Wertht
.Ir.. Of schenectady, Will all 60 to
MARYLAND for the wedding.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Graduating Recital.

Miss Clarice Marshall Bib will
give her graduating recital In the
postgraduate course Of the Richmond
Conservatory Of Music on Tuesday
evening, June 9th, in the John Mar
shall High school auditorium.
Miss Bibb Will be assisted by Mr..
Joseph Whittemore. tenor Of the
First Baptist church: Prof. Jay H.
Donahue. violinist. and Prof. Frank
r. Cosby.
The Artist diploma will be awarded
Miss Bib at the Conservatory com
mencement She will be the first pu
Pill to receive this diploma from that
school. Miss Bib Is a finished mu-
stefan and this recital on Tuesday Of
next week is very interesting event.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
rE1ErnosE
seeistx Editor.


fhe weeks social calendar was
ught to brilliant close Friday
ming when the Richmond Grays
ned their new armory on Seventh
Marshall streets with a big re-
tion and military ball. The full
% uniforms OF the military or
&isations, the many distinguished
SITS and handsomely gowned wom-
made the scene one OF the most
ctacuiar ever seen in Richmond.
ly 5000 people We're there, and
place was beautifully decorated
tho occasion in flags and red and
nge bunting draped in festoons
rywhere. Major and Mrs. Law
CO T. Price received the guests, as
ed by many distinguished officers
their wivez, and Colonel 10 Lane
IN led a number of german fig
=, dancing with Mrs. Price.
he Country Club of Virginia will
the rendezvous for society this
k. The Old Dominion Tennis
rnament starts at the club Mon
lasting through the week, and
brsday afternoon. June 4th. the
ual lawn party will be given.
his Is by far the most charming
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

city. is a guest at the Wolcott. in New
York city
Mrs. e. o'R. cowardin is leaving in
q few days 70 spend several months
in California.
Mrs James Morris and children are
returning from Virginia Beach Mon
day, after spending some time at heir
cottage n that place.
Mr. David Farland Whitehead is
spending the Weekend at the Iniver-
sity of Virginia. as the guest of his
sister, Mrs. The<dore Hough.
Miss Caroline Martin IS the guest Ut
Mrs. Julian Morris at The oaks ~
keswick
Mr. and Mrs. John Is. Christian, the
latter formerly Miss Anne Hartman
kerans. returned last evening from
their wedding trip, and are the guests
Of Mr.. Christian parents. Mi and
Mrs, Robert s Christian. at their
country home at Bon Air.
Miss Ella Rinford is the guest ri
Mr. and Mrs. Charles q. Craddock, at
their home, 81 Norfolk avenue,
Lynchburg,
Miss Mildred Flanagan, of Char
lettesviIle. IS the guest of relatives in
this city.
Or g r Fisher. Of this city. ls IN
stanton on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II Talbot
sailed yesterday from New York for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
At the Art Club.

There will be a members meeting al
the Art Club of Richmond Tuesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, when Mr.
Samuel w Meek will make an adj
dress, which will he followed by ar
informal reception, This Gloss
the Tuesday afternoon lecture at the
club for the summer season, Specia.
interest is being expressed In the
splendid students exhibition now GO
ing on at the club. The public Is
cordially invited 70 view this work
which will last all this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Concert and Porch Party.

Thursday evening. Iune tth. az 3
o'clock. concert and porch party Will
be given at the Richmond Home for
Ladies. corner Of Stuart avenue and
Mulberry street, under the auspices
of the Home Mission society OF Park
Place Methodist Episcopal church,
Mr. and Mrs A w. Martenstein. Mrs.
Jasper I. Rowe. Miss Doza Mitchell
and Mr.. Canepa will be the artist
for the concert, and the evening
promises to he very delightful one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

An Interesting June wedding which
will take place Saturday, June sth.
at $40 o'clock, IN the home of the
brides parents. Is that Of Miss Daisy
Boykin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Marshall Boykin. and Mr.. VIII
liam p Forbes, son of w S. Forbes,
Owing TO mourning in the groom
family. it will be a very quiet affair
and only the Immediate families will
be present. There Will be no attend
ants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

In Cabeli hall on the morning Of
Wednesday, with Dean Page presid-
Ing. There will be an academic pro-
cession in cap and gown. Dean Page
will be the principal speaker.
The Phi Beta Kappas will hold
their annual meeting and banquet
Wednesday evening at the commons.
After the initiation and dinner the
grafton will be delivered In Madison
hall by Armistead c. Gordon. OF
Staunton, rector of the university.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Return From House Party.

Miss Virginia Chesterman and Miss
Mary Nicholas 8inslie have jus. re-
turned from delightful house party
given by Miss Dorothy Judklns at
Narragansett Pier. These two young
girls were among the most charming
debutantes Of the past winter. and
many lovely parties were given In
their honor while they were away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Winter-Dungan.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. DUNCAN
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter, Mary Anne
Margaret. to Mr.. Willthald G. Winter,
the wedding to take place Wednesday.
June Sd. at a:3e o'clock in St Pc
ter's Catholic church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
At the Woman's Club.

The lectures for the season have
closed at the Woman's club. and to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock an in
formal tea will take place there The
club will be decorated in spring
flowers and the affair will be very
charming and interesting one. These
informal teas will probably he given
at the club on Monday afternoons
through the summer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Personal.

Miss Nellie Payne is leaving Mon
day for Buck HILL TO spend the
summer.
Miss Annie Lancaster. of Ashland,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Florenos r. Michaslis. Of this
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
SOCIETY
omce--MaAissn le7s.
Re~idence---M . d ison
17se-J.

week in the Summer Carnival at Gin
ter Park for the benefit of Pine Camp.
The affair will be Friday afternoon
and evening at the home of Mrs. Ed
win Sampson, and promises to be
very brilliant entertainment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Dinner at Commonwealth Club,

Colonel Barton Fl. Grundy was
host al very handsome dinner FRI
dav evening at the Commonwealth
club IN honor of the board OF alder
men and members Of the city council.
About twenty-five guests were invited
and the dinner was one of the most
elaborate functions given at the club
this season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
WINDSOR

WINDSOR, VA. May 30.-The A.
mails OF the Windsor High school have
been going on this week The baccA-
laureate sermon was preached on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31

Mr. and Mrs Leroy Hutzler will re-
ceive with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac ]. Mar
cuse today at their at home. which
will be held at their home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-31
Important Meetings.

| The Branch r. Allen Auxiliary to
the virginia Home for Incurahle will
meet Tuesday morning at / / o'clock in
/ Murphy hotel. This is tho last meet
Ting until fall, and all members are
urged to attend,
| The regular monthly meeting of Lee
| Chapter, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, will he held Tuesday
morning at IL O'Clock in Lee Camp
hall.
/ The board Of manager of the Nir-
| GINA Home for lncurahles will hold
| their regular monthly meeting We'd
nesday morning at II O'Clock, at the
/ home.
/. The annual meeting of the Confed-
crate Memorial Literary society will
| be held Wednesday morning at II
1 o'clock in the Confederate museum,
when reports of the officers, vice.
regents and chairmen will be read
/ Every member is requested to attend
this meeting. All officials are request
l ed to have two copies Of their reports,
one Of which should be typewriter.
/ St Johns Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet tomorrow afternoon at
O clock with Mrs. b. A, Hord 23o0
East Broad street. AS This is the last
/ meeting before the moonlight to
1 Dutch Gap, TO be given for the benefit
of the Sheltaring Arms hospital, full
attendance is requested. All friends
| of this worthy institution are invited
to enjoy this outing which will be
given Tuesday, June 9Th. There will
/ be music and refreshments on board
\