The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

noon. on account f'the convention here
of tho Educational Association. Be-
ginning on Tuesday afternoon, the
club will be thrown open to the con-
Thursday. The exhibition will DO Of
contemporary art and arts and crafts
work, and all interested arc cordially
Invited to attend.
Richmond Chapter Ten.
An interesting event of Tomorrow
afternoon will be the annual ten given
by the Richmond Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, which
will be held In Leo Camp Hall from
to o'clock. Decorations will be most
elaborate and unique. and those In
tho receiving line will be Mrs. Samuel
a. Rddick. president OF the Virginia
Division. United Daughters of the Con-
fcderacy; Mrs. Thomas Bocock hon
orary PRESIDENT: Mrs. A. a. Campbell,
Of Wytherille: Mrs. b. a. Blenncr. third
vice-president Virginia Division: Miss
Wood. registrar Virginia Division: .Mrs.
Walter Allen. chairman OF district
MIS- Henry G. Stuart, Mrs. George Aims
lie. Mrs. Samuel Rosendorf. Mrs. Edgar
+. Taylor. Mrs. John t. Hughes. Mrs
Charles Massic and Mrs. j. Dudley
presidents of the memorial associa-
tons; Miss Sallie Archer Anderson.
president of the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society: Miss Jennie Price. OF
Lewisburg, w. Va, president Of the
West Virginia Division; Mrs. William
Caldwell. president of the Ashland
Chapter; Mrs. Robert T. Meade. presi-
dent OF the Petersburg Chapter: Mrs.
Norman W Randolph. Mrs Walter
Christian. Mrs. E. D Taylor. Mrs. Alice
NJ. Drewry. Mrs. William Robert Vaw-
ter Miss Adele Corling. Mrs. B. j. Tay-
Tor and Mrs G. w. T. Kern. officers OF
Richmond Chapter. Mrs. w. II. Vaw-
ter is chairman of the tea and Mrs.
p. j. White. assistant chairman.
Not Mt Home on Wednesday.
on account of the beginning of Lent
Mrs. William T. Oppenhimer and her
daughter. Miss Sarah Oppenhimer. have
discontinued their at-homes for We'd
nesday afternoons.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Virginia
Historical Society will be held.
through the courtesy of Speaker Cox.
ir the hall of the House of Delegates
oncl w. Gordon McCabe, president OF
the society. will make the annual ad-
dress, his subject being The Attempt
to Found University in Virginia
l61S-22, Toward Which n Beginning
was Made Before Plymouth was Set
tied" Since 1t was organized under
the presidency of Chief Justice Mar
House of Delegates. most of the annual
meetings of the society have been held
in the old and present halls.
Unique Entertainment.
All interested are invited to attend
the entertainment entitled Visit the
Presidents OF the United tSates." which
viii be given tomorrow evening from
TO 10 o'clock at 2lt9 Stuart Avenue
The affair IL for the benefit of the or
gan fund the West m Church
story Classes TO Meet.
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham will meet
her Mothers Story Glass Wednesday
afternoon 1T 4 o'clock at the Art Club
of Richmond.
stories From tho Mabinogion" will
be the subject of Miss Lou Belle Gates
by Jones's lecture before her story
class Wednesday, afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The class meets AT the residence OF
Miss Jones. 6 North Second Street
At the Womnn's Club.
Miss Maria Blair will give another
OF her lectures on the Rise and Fall
or the Turkish Empire" before the
Woman's Club tomorrow afternoon AT
$50 o'clock, and Mrs. j. Arthur LEROY
Is chairman Of the day. Miss Blairs
lectures and classes at the club are
always extremely interesting and de-
lirhtful events, and a large audience
VIII fill the club parlors to hear her
tomorrow afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock, l.. II. Whipple Will discuss the
poems OF John Maisheld at the meet
Ing OF the Literary Round Table. of
which Mrs. Archer Jones is chairman
The poems to be discussed for that
afternoon will be The Everlasting
Mercy" "DaTodl Fields" and The
Tragedy Of Nan"
Mckenzie -Dabney.
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
Norwood Mckenzie; Of Washinston
The marriage VIII be celebrated some
Miss samnhers's Recital.
In; An interesting piano recital was
Saunders yesterday evening al her
home. 26o4 Grave Avenue. The pro-
gram included:
Edelweiss Glide tVanderbeclO. CLYDE
". Saunders; PeacoclS, duct lSchllcr),
Louis Schlling. Miss Ida schilling;
Lady Graceful. duet tBohm), clyde
g, Swing" tMontaine), Miss Lillian phil
Ups; Honey Bell. duet (Strcabbog). Miss
Maud Pnmphrey and Miss Saunders;
lGanz). Miss Lillian PSiiii,rs and MISS
I finin, I.a The Gr9ces CWaehs), Miss
teStreabbogl; Louis Schilling and Miss
SSih nmn "Prim.rose| Martin?, Miss
Mand Pumphrey Joyous Tarme err"
tSchnman), Louis Schilling; Charge OF
IN" lh,ans" duet fBohm). CLYDE Saun-
ders and Miss Saunders; CLONE. Sweet
Homo" utoscwig) Miss Ida Schilling.
Suffrage Notes.
Tn" Equal Suffrage League OF Rich
mond Will be AT home every afternoon
from 1870 TO o'clock during the meet
ing or the Educational Associations
which Will be In session here February
a. 20 and &c. Members and thei,
friends VIII have the pleasure Of hear
Ing the following prominent women
who Will be in attendance upon the
convention: Mrs. Ella Flagg Young. OF
Chicago. superintendent of schools
probably the most erninent educator
In the schools Of this country: Mrs
Fanny Fern Andrews. secretary of the
national Peace Society. who will speak