Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-01
Mr.. AND MRS. SAUNDERS
OPEN THEIR COUNTRY HOME
VIII spend Spring Months ut Hand
some Place on Lower
James River.
DIR. AND MRS ATwooD's GUESTS
!" H. Whipple to Address Equal suf-
rage League This Afternoon.
Blues Bazaar Committee Meets
To-Day.

Mr. and Yrs. l.. a. Saunders. Jr., Miss
in"rF pail Saunders and Richard Saun-
ITS expect to leave town this week
spend the spring months at their
uhtry estate on the James River.
nc Saunders'5 town residence on West
rankin Street Will be closed for some
rihe. and they will not return TO Rich
luna until late In the season Mr. and
yrs. Edmund y. Saunders III. will also
lend the spring months at the James
''tFer place with their parents.
Visiting Here.
pr. and Mrs. Boise. of Buffalo. y. y,
'r' the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. T.. S.
wood at their home on Grove Ave-
nc Mrs. Boise has been Il life long
.r'end OF Mrs. AtwoUd's mother and
She and DIR. Boise are In this city. en-
Fnute for the North after spending the
winter months In Florida.
ArtinHtOn MInstreIs
Much interest Is being taken in the
'I'nstr"i performance to be given by
the Arlington Minstrels in St Pat
fi"k,H Female Academy, corner Twenty
hlNth and Grace Streets. on the evening
~ ApriI 1G for the benefit OF the build
.nE Iund of that institution The
troupe IL headed by Thomas e. Bick.rs
AS interlocutor. while the principal end
men VIII hc Mcssrs. Conway "Bi!lv"
hurh". and lngersoll The second ends
VII be taken care OF by q. Kenneth
Go"Hs and Eugene McDonough The
81 Miss Ailecn Lord. a graduate Of ST
iatricks Female Academy. Thomas
~ ;afncy and Charles F. O'Dunnell
arc conducting the business affairs OF
tn" performance. Those who will oc-
"upy positions In the circle are: Mc.srs
iiuri<e. Ingcrsol. Hinns, Murray,
vGrady. pahn. Lamb Miller. McDon-
ouEh. Mills. Ford, Goodc. B!ckcrs. Gil
liam and O'Donncl
~ the Wong Club.
MISS ORE ,N rhcr gave the last OF a
series Of lectures on "rhilanthrophy"
az tile "oman's Club yesterday after
"o"n before an Interested and apprc-
r'anVe audience. Miss Hatcher. who
~ "a gifted and clever woman. has late
come 10 s!ichmond from Bryn Mawr.
Ia. It. take charge Of the WC-nan's
'ccnphtonal Bureau. and her talk was
entirely upon this work. She went INTO
hcta!! concerning the various voca-
lions for wmcn At the preseu; day and
me almost Infinite possibilities that
viii develop under this new departure
u the way Of securing posts for them.
m" speaker mentioned the effort to
raise tho standards of woIncn's work as
wcn as the salaries attached. and said
that the effort OF this bureau would be
10 '-!cNat" wom:n's work into (; higher
sphere. where 1t might demand larger
pay.
II was most comprehensive and
"nlEhtcning discussion OF the work
now being mapped out by the Wo,nan's
pccupattonal Bureau in Richmond, and
Hiss Hatcher asks for the chance to
show the people here what II can 10.
Her talk was. IN short, a plea 10 tie
women OF the city for co-opcrntion. as
well as liberation. Of this much needed
department. Miss Matte i. Harris was
chairman of the afternoon
Charity Event.
IN" Parent-Teachcr Association OF
The William Fox school VIII hold a
DOH Millinery opening and motion pic
'urc entertainment at tho school audi
toTlum today from TO 10 o'clock 4
charming program has been arranged
aud all interested are cordially invited
to attend