Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-20
W0MAN'S CLUB ENDORSES
PROPOSED JUVENILE COURT
.Adopts Resolutions Supporting Ordi-
nance Now Pending Before
Council.
AUTHORS READING pLEAsEs
Mrs. Henry Aylett Sampson Presents
From Her Writings '"The Window
Dresser" and "fIow Small the
World Is"

The Womans Club, by Il unanimous
vote. yesterday afternoon. passed /,
resolution indorsing the ordinance now
up before the City Council for the
creation OF separate Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court. The prcs-
dent of the club commented at
some length upon the need for
such court. ana delegation
from this organization will attend
the meeting Of the Finance Com
mittce this morning to urge favor
able report on the ordinance.
The program for the afternoon in
cluded an authors reading. Mrs. Henry
Aylctt Sampson. a club member. Civ
ing number Of clever selections from
her writings. Mrs. Sampson first read
a fascinating, huinnn-intcrcst story
The Window Dresser. which delight
ed her audience. 1t was so naturally
charming and humorous and came so
uniquely to it's climax that ones in
terest was held throughout The au-
thor has a style quite her own and
her humor Is delightful. How Small
the world Is was the title Of a play
which concluded the program. 1t had
local atmosphere. and the darl;y
dialect In II was splendid.
Gucsts Mt st. Julian.
Nj and Mrs Rrockcnbrouah I.anh,
Who have been spending their honey
moon In the North, are now the guests
OF q. 7. Boulwarc, the lattcrs uncle. ~
-. Julian, near summit. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamb are en- route for Richmond, where
,hey will make their home on Wcs;
Avenue Mrs. Lamb was formerly Miss
jamie Preston Boulwacc, ana her wed
ding ;his month Was one OF the most
important social events % the spring
season.
i'mI,cr>I, wedding.
y number OF Richmond relatives have
left for thc University Of Virginia.
where they VIII attend the mari IL g
this evening of Miss Eleanor Lille.
daughter OF professor and Mrs. William
Minor Lille. 10 Rev. beverley cambridge
Tucker. Jr.. the rector Of 81. Pauls Me
The ceremony VIII take place in st.
Paul Church at o'clock. ana Will be
followed by a brilliant reception at
he home OF the brides parents. The
wedding is OF wide interest through
out the state, and great man" guests
from distance viii attend the ccrc-
'UoDS
Al the Art Club.
Miss Lucy Coleman, head of tho Rich
mona Traiuinr school for Kinder
gamers. will address the Art club this
afternoon nj ago O'Clock Her sub
talk will be illustrated Mith lantern
slides. Miss Coleman is one OF the mos;
widely known women of the city, and
her lectures ALWAYS mark an interest
ing gathering here. All members Of :he
cluh and friends are invited, and Tea
VIII be served. as usual. after the lee
turc. Mrs Edith Clarke Cowlcs is
chairman OF The afternoon
Lcnvcs Tor Wnshinrt"n.
Mrs Warner Moore LETT town ycstcr-
DAY tor Washiurtot, where she viii
spcud several days attending the
Daughters of The american Revolution
meeting, before leaving for cockcys-
Vile M, to visit her sister for :; short
stay. Mrs. Moore VIII also attend the
session of the Daughters Of lSl2 in
New York CITY next week before re-
tuning to Richmond
series OF Card I'nrtIcS.
Tie Monte Casino circle OF IT. Bcnc :
dict'r has arranged a series of euch"c
parties, the first OF which was given
yesterday afternoon at 3:3p o'clock in
the hall of the Bencdictiuc College. Mrs.
Cunningham and Mrs. Rosa Bahcn act
cd as hostcSscs for The afternoon, and
tea was served at the card tables fol-
lowing the conclusion Of the game.