The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-15

future. as well. and spoke At length
concerning the present and future of
tie college, asking for a hearty CO.
operation Of all former and present
students. Miss Mary Ball gave DE
grees Attained and unattained"; Misses
Lucy Gwathncy and jamie Simpson
"Alumnae Ambitions In Virginia" and
4 Bricks and Bricklayers": Mrs. X Y
ioke then carried the girls into :he
future when the alumnac dreams ara
In become realized in her toast, THE
student building Complies" Miss Nan
ME Walden then made toast to tho
president OF Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College," to which DIR. Webb re-
spondcd
Miss Edith Skinner, OF Norfolk. gave
the last toast-"Our Founder" Songs
and music concluded the program. and
those present were DR.. william A.
/ Webb. Miss Margaret Munson. of New
York; Miss Helen Becker. Of Roanoke;
Miss Kitty Bingler. OF Pittsburgh. Pa
Miss Edith Waddill. Of Danville Miss
Josephine Brown. of Oxford; Miss II.
Fletcher. of Accomac; Miss OMEN Byrd,
OF Suffolk; Miss Edith skinner, OF Nor
folk. and Mrs. White. OF Norfolk,
Misses Ann Urner, CornelG Maglll.
Josephine Mcleod. Mary Fall. Aurclia
Davis, Thelna Watts. Lucille Nichols,
Mamie Walden. jamie Simpson. Martha
Sutherland. Lucy Dennis, Lucy Gwath-
mey, Carrie Swetnan. Margaret Rockies,
Edith Brauer, Sarah Knox. Mrs Glinn.
Mrs. Terrell anu Mrs. *. i. Hokc. all OF
this city.
Guests at Theatre Party.
The members of the w. y l.. * Club
were entertained at the Lyric Theatre
on Monday afternoon Miss Margaret
Hughes being hostess of the occasion.
Tea was served after the performances
was, over and the members of the club
present included Misses Helen Nc
Donough. Margaret ONeil. Mary Pur-
cell. Mary Roth. Annie Hulchcr Manic
Wright. Annie Murphy and Ruby West
The club Will meet on Tuesday with
Miss Annie Hulcher at her home on
Floyd Avenue.
Officers Elected.
The Ladies' Hebrew Aid Society held
Its regular meeting at the residence of
Mrs. J. NJ Berman, 213 North Nine
tecnth Street, on February 3. The Of
;icers for the ensuing year elected at
this time were Mrs. D. Passamaneck,
president; Mrs. j. N. Berman, Vice
pre- sident, Mrs. I. Schcer. treasurer;
Miss Mamie Brown, secretary; Mrs. I.
Coplan, Mrs. J. S. London. Mrs. j.
Bloom and Mrs. j. Sheriff. executive
committee
Card Club Entertained.
The Five Hundred Club met on Mon
day evening with Miss Lucill" Hutltr.
at her residence, 2214 East Marshall
Street. There we're i've tabl ~ ontc'p
cI. Snd the invited que SITS tor tho even
las included Mrs Charles Bernard
Flow, Of Fayette, Missouri; Miss Anne
III. and Edward Bowr The h.r..-
cs 'oi es were mad, by Miss Sadie a
i;elden and Edwin l.. W.inains The
nest meeting of the ;lIo viii be hid
o.. February 23, at tn home Of Miss
Doilic Wells, S11 Porter Street, South
Richmond.
(hnrtty AHojrs
The younger set of the Equal Suf-
frage League will give play. How
the Vote Was Won" in the ballroom OF
the Jefferson Hotel Tuesday evening.
II will be a very interesting and attrac-
tive affair, the play having been given
with great success in several other
places OF note, and after the perform
ance the orchestra will play for dane
ing, and refreshments will be served
The list of patrons is n long and fash
ionable one.
Tie st. Andrews Dramatic Circle
will present a musical comedy at ST.
Andrews Hail. corner of Cherry and
Beverly Streets, on Tuesday evening at
500 o'clock, for the benefit OF st. An
drew's choir. The play is entitled THE
Buttermilk Hollow Surprise Party"
and is under the direction OF Mrs. w
ii. Harrison. 1t will be 4 charming
event, and the public Is cordially in
vited TO attend.
On Friday. evening, ut the Second
Presbyterian Church, the Camp Fire
Girls, who are under Miss Bessie Cat
lin md Mrs. r. Croxton Gordon, will
give n Camp Fire Evening. An inter-
esting program has been arranged. The
entertainment Ia for missions.
The Junior Auxiliary of st. Paul's
Church Will give an interesting and
uniuo entertainment In the lecture