The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-13

show. The Society Minstreis' will be
the biggest attraction OF the spring
! season here.
Miss luire to BE Bridesmaid.
Miss Ellen Yuille. Of New York. will
I be one OF the attendants at the we'd
, ding OF Miss Cordeiia Riddle. daush-
ter Of Mr and Mrs 4. !. DreNei Bid
ale. OF Philadelphia, to Angler Il.
Duke. of New York. which takes place
on April AZ Holy Trinity Episcopal
church. Philadelphia.
Miss Yullle was the guest early in
the winter Of Miss Priscilla BeaeharH
at tho residence OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Frederick r. f4eacham. on
Cathedral street. In baltimore.
Before ring In Balu more, Miss
Yuille was much entertained In Rich
nond as tho guest OF Nj 80 Ellen Wright
Wise
autet Affair.
The card party given yeste'd day az.
ternoon at o'clock by Mrs. Evan r.
Chesterman in her home on West
Grace Street In honor of Mrs r, +. T..
Meclewski was very quiet affair. only
two tables being engaged in play, in
stead OF Ave as was stated yester-
day
wsmsn's Exchange Elects OfYceYs.
At the annual meeting OF the Wo-
mans Exchange, held yesterday az IL
o'clock, the most important feature was
the election OF officers for the ensuing
year. The following were unanir ously
elected; Mrs Henry r. Wickhsm
president Mrs, 8. II. Halves nrst vice
PRECEDENT: Mrs J. r. Jefrress. second
vice. president: Mrs. Coleman workman.
third vice-president; Miss Fannie r.
Munfor6 recording secretary Mrs
Henry r. Baskerviii, CORES ponding
secretary. and Mrs. W. g Donnan,
treasurer. The advisory board appoint.
ed includes Messrs. Henry r, Cannon.
J. Jordan Leake. Fl. s. Hawes. Henry
r, Wickham and Coleman Workman,
Very interesting reports were read
by the different officers II was re-
ported that the amount paid out to
Consigncrs during the year was f14,-
9ss, and the amount paid out during
the thirty-two years OF the exchanges
existence was s30&,5i7. All of this
money has gone to women who work
In their homes on orders taken at the
exchange.
Lecture Tonight.
The Stranger within Our Oates" IL
the title Of an illustrated lecture which
VIII be given at o'clock tonight in
the lecture room OF ST. paurs Episco~
pal Church by the Rev. q. Mel Bry-
don This is a most interesting sub.
feet, dealing with the immigrant Ques~
tior, The public is most cordially In
vited.
Plans For BIu~s' bazaar.
~ largely attended meeting yes
terday at tho jefferson, over which
Mrs Fred Peasants, president OF the
Blues Bazaar committee, presided,
many encouraging reports were read
by the chnirmen OF the different booths
II
each OF the various booth sas attrac-
tive as possible. and all of the reports
were very enthusiastic and encourage
ing.
Mrq sale, chairman OF the deco
rating committee, said that the deco
rations and booths which were being
built by Mr.. Lambert, of the Blues
were unusually attractive. The Ar
nory ia to be laid off I'm the form Of
pergola surrounded with white col
unns. space III TO be left for pass
Ing between this pergo1a and the line
OF booths. each OF which Ia 70 be de =
signed 10 follow the period +, repre-
SCENTS
The tea garden, III connection with
the 1S6t-1s6o booth. Is TO be In charge
of Mrs N Y Randolph, with Mrs Ed
gar Taylor and Mrs. r. ]. white as
slsting her.
have a treasurer, who AT closing each
night, should report to Mrs. A =. will
mer, head treasurer OF the bazaar
All members Of the bazaar comrsit-
tee will he required To purchase a
badge OF admission and motion was
carried that these same badges may
be secured by the Blues also. as no one
VIII be allowed to enter without a
ticket
Mrs, McGraw. who is raining Off the
round trip ticket 20 the exposition
said that each chance on the ticket Will
be twenty-five cents, The ticket in.
ciudes all expenses for trim OF tween
ty-ons days
It was decided that children should
be admitted in the afternoons until :
o'clock for five cents. but the same
prices will be charged for them Al
night as for older people
Another meeting of all the commit
tees was called for next Friday morn
Ing at IL O'Clock I'm the Jefferson Hotel
EntertaiBs For Bride to-Be.
Mrs. William Gemhell Robertson. of
Wilmington, n c., entertained at the
residence of her mother Mrs. NJ "
Holt in Newport News, Thursday nf-
ternoon IN honor OF Miss Louise Car
ter who Is to marry Mr. william Nor
The house was prettiiy decorated with
jonqulls and the candles were also
shaded In yellow. Luncheon was
served at 2 O'Clock, and AZ this time
the approaching marriage was an
nounced. which was surprise to those
present. cupid and engagement ring
were painted on each Of the place cards
and on the cards stood two tiny dolls.
one in groom's attire and the other