The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-19
SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL. MENTION

orhted this afternoon and evening by
an interesting and delightful enter
taininont Tho affair viii be held at
the home OF Mrs. B. Hosscl. 1906 Pleas
ant Street, from 4 To IL O'Clock. There
VIII be dancing. and the society viii
serve supper Tho program Will las,
for an hour, to be opened with Il pray
or, and the annual reports. music and
solos VIII follow. This association was
founded at the old Virginia Hospital
on April %. 1894, by number Of
women wno desired TO help In car
ing for the sick. poor and INDECENT
| It's purpose was to help them in tho
home and the hospital. and the objects
OF the association have been well car
ricd out. From forty TO may patients
have been treated each year. being
provided with clothing, fuel. provisions
and medicine.
Tho association Is undcno,ninationai.
ana carries on It's work among all
classes OF the poor. The officers in
clude Mrs. y. Won =. Koaenegk. prcHi-
dent: Mrs Il. iiasscl. vice-presidcnt:
Mrs. j. g. Siewcrs, secretary; Mrs.
William Grimmeli. treasurer, and Mrs
l.. Enders financial secretary.
The committee for sick and needy.
which has served continuously since
the organization OF the association IS
J.
George Dietrich, ST.. Mrs. J. Krouse
and Mrs. Charles y. Metzgor
In the future patients OF tho associ-
alton Will be taken 10 Grace Hospital.
owing TO the change In the character
OF tho Virginia Hospital.
AZ thr WoInnn's Club.
An Interested audience gathered at
the Womans Club yesterday after
noon to hear Mrs. Jeffrey Montaeuos
address on The Kings Castles In Ba-
varia and the Highways TO Them"
1t "as charming ana fascinating
little journey that she tool, her hear
cra. tour among the pleasant valleys
ana hillsides of this Old World coun-
try. This Is tho second Of series OF
papers that Mrs. Montague has read
bcior: the club on the subtcct ami
>thc address yesterday touched more
upon the personal experiences Of the
speaker. dwelling In charming detail
upon the trip taken by her with a
party OF friends on bicycles through
Bavaria. The beautiful scenery of the
c.untrY was reflected I'm every line
and tho whole was wrought with the
sparkling brightness or tho artist. who
made the picture with pleasant phras-
Ing ana humorous words
Mrs Montague has spent several
years abroad as an art student. and
the data gathered during her sojourn
thcre has formed rich material for
some Of the most Interesting papers
that have been heard at the club.
The TEA tables were decorated IN
vases Of pink pconics, ana the hog
tesses for the afternoon Included Mrs.
Staywayne Wilson. Mrs Randolph
watkins, Mrs William G. Stanard and
Mrs. Newton
Mrs. Kelvin IIost~ss.
Mrs Preston Bclvin gave beautiful
DAY IL! honor OF Mrs. Frederick, II
Smith. Of Rochester, \. Y. wife of I'm.
pcri9l l'otcntatc Of the Mystic shrine
az North America, and Mrs. Robert H.
Wii!iains. wife of tho potcntatc OF
Mecca Temple. New York. the oldcs,
temple In America.
Attractive Hridgc Purity.
Mra Richard Jones was hostess Fri
nay al her cottage at WillorEhby
Beach q; a nridgc luncheon given in
Of Portsmouth. whose marriage to
william Cond!t. OF Richmond. Will be
an interesting social event OF early
June: The luncheon table WAS deco
carnations and soft shaded lights Auc-
non bridge was played, and the guest
OF honor Was presented with q dainty
hand -cmbroidcred towel Mrs. Jones's
guests Included Miss Emma Williams,
deem. Miss. Mrs. l.. =. MUIR. Mrs c. T
Dean, Mrs. Henry Hudgius. Mrs Hatton
Nash, Mrs Maurice IiUdEins Mrs WAL
lace Cooke, Mrs. +. Il Nicholson. Mrs
l.. :. Trant. Ms + n. Clements and
Miss Irma Fulcham
Returned to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Halves Lipsconb
nave returned to Richmond. after a
visit 10 their brother, r. w Lipscomb.
also attended the Shriners' convention
in Atlanta.