The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-28

| Daughters Of the Confederacy.
This is to take place April &c at
| S:I5 o'clock in the theater made tre-
mendously popular by that stock COM
pany. Confederate flags will be large
! ly used In decorating and Professor
| Stein and his orchestra will arrange
! especially attractive music for this &C.
| casion. The most prominent women
in town will act as patronesses, and
| the boxes will be filed with officers
| and members OF the Lee Auxiliary.
Women's Meetings.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will meet on Wednesday morn
Ing at ii o'clock in the Confederate
Museum.
A meeting of all those interested in
the tea garden In connection with the
Booth OF '61-'65 at the Blues Bo,aar
Ia called for Tuesday morning at IL
o'clock in Lee Camp Hall.
st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters viii meet Monday afternoon at
O'Clock with Mrs w. a. Burrows,
271o East Grace Street. The VIII
mot Goodwin recitals to be given at
the Jefferson April and S, under the
auspices of this circle have just given
recital In Atlanta, and word has
been received here that 1t was the
greatest musical event of the season
In Atlanta
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Tabernacle Baptist Church will OBJ
serve the Week Of Prayer for Home
Missions. beginning this morning. with
special sermon by the Rev. W. L.
Bail. The services will continue
throughseyerya afternoon of the week
On Wednesday afternoon a demonstra-
| ton Of Buchanan Mountain School
will be given by member Of the Girls
Auxiliary of the church.
The Helping Circle OF the Kings
Daughters Will meet on Monday after
noon at O'Clock in the home Of Mrs
Mercer Ball. 1914 East Il, Dad street
Those who sold tickets for the Parcel
Post Party will come prepared to-
make returns,
The circle wishes TO thank all who
contributed In any Wy towards max
ing this entertainment such a greet
success.
Arrangements Will be completed for
the Easter cgg hunt TO be given or.
Saturday aftern Don. April g. al the
residence of DIR. W. II. Parker. on the
corner OF Broad and Twenty third
Streets.
The Colonial Danes Of America In
the State of Virginia will hole their
regular monthly meeting on Tuesday
Afternoon, March 80, At o'clock, j.
the wornans Club.
The committee and all the Young
I women who have been invited 70 assist
Mrs. c. W. Massie and Mrs Charles
J. ts.iiups ST the Blues Bazaar are re-
qlested to attend a very important
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the Blues Ar,nory.
Personals.
Mrs. r. I-atimeg Gordon. Of West
Avenue. Is the guest OF her sister
Mrs. William p. Dickson. at her home
in Norfolk.
Major James FL Dooley. Of MAY.
mont" is tho gues: Of the Misses
Elder, in 9tauntop.
Miss Anne KEITH Rowan is leaving
this morning to spend some time in
Washington
DR.. Ennion 6. Williams is ,n Har-
risonburg for a brief stay.
Mrs, Charles SENT of New York.
has arrived in Richmond to spent a.
short while.
Mr.. Wallace Henderson ia spend
ing several days In Norfolk.
miss MARY lcud IS SpeDTlnE the
Weekend with Miss Frances Glasset:
In Bowling Green
Mr.. end Mrs, Harry 81. George
Tucker are at the New Willard in
Washington. for "A few days
Mr.. and Mrs r. y. Crawford and
small son have returned TO Harrison
burg. after spending some time az the
guests OF Mrs. Crawfori's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Rountree, on
Park Avenue,
Mrs. 8, r., Fitzgerald, OF e0I South
Third Street, has returned to the city.
after spending the winter with rela-
ttves IN Afbemarle. ". c.. and Chat
aim. Va.
Mr.. Waiter Macdoweil. of Roanoke
lis spending q few days here.
Mrs. Wallace G.. Saunders. who was
operated on at St Eliza beth's Hos
pital several days ago, is improving.
Mrs. James r. V. Daniels has re-
turned to her home here, after spend
ing several months In the North
Miss Henrietta Helen Shapiro has