The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-11


latter has sent his designs OF the
homes of senator Martin. Barcley
Rives and Of the Memorial Church at
Greenwood. built In the memory or
Mrs. laughornc by her children,
which viii he very interesting locally
as well as architecturaly. Also Mrs
Jeffrey Montague and Miss Williams,
II Richmond; Mss Mary Gordon and
Mss BowIes. both 81 stanton: Miss
Luereia Spillman, OF Warrenton, and
Miss Nrtnnla HargrBVeS Wood chair
man ~ ihe New York committee.
BESIDES these from elsewh here in the
state. Charlottesville claims the fol
lowing exhibitors: Mis- Anne Moon,
Nha IS now a designer IN New YORK;
NJ Duncan Smith. PORTRAIT painter;
Miss Dc Leftwtch. Mr. Bradbury. who
- kind enough to lend us "A few Of
his ARCHITECTURAL designs. Miss Mary
Duke. Miss Paxton, art teacher at st.
Aune's school, and Miss Anna Bar
ringer
Lectures To-day.
Miss Helen ReHTdsiey, secretary Of
the Travellers Aid Society. Will discuss
the society and It's purposes at the
regular weekly meetings of the Equal
Suffrage League of Richmond on
Thursday afternoon. March IL. at A:30
o'clock. ut league headquarters in the
Commercial building. Second Street
near Broad. Miss Lucy Mason will he
chairman and Will give a short talk
on extension work Of the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association. At the
close OF the meeting questions sug-
gested by the moving picture play
Your Girl and Mine" will he asked
and answered, The public is invited
to attend and Ia participate in these
questions.
Miss Nora Houston Will give anotn-
er Of the series of lectures today at
1890 o'clock before the History of
Art Glass at the Art Club Of Rich
mond This class is a privilege con-
ferred by members In the club. and all
members are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr.. Daniels to Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Werner. OF
St David's, near Philadelphia, have
announced the engae enent Of their
daughter. Katharine, to Mr. Charming
williams Daniel Mr. Daniel Is the
second son OF Mrs James r. V.
Daniel. of this city. and brother OF
Mr. Robert w. Daniel He graduated
from the University OF Virginia a few
wears ago and since that time has
been residing In Philadelphia No
date has been announced for the we'd
ding, which will be of great interest
TO society In Richmond
Annual Meeting at Art Club.
The annual meeting OF the Art Club
OF Richmond will be held at the club
tomorrow evening Mt S:1h o'clock
This meeting win mark the twentieth
anniversary OF the clubs existence +,
having been organized in 1925. The
feature OF this meeting will be the
election OF officers for the year and
an informal reception will follow vn-
conclusion Of tho business. The pres
ert officers are: Major James Doeley
president; Admiral Harrie Webste or
vice-president: Mrs. c. Irving Clarke
recording secretary; Miss Sall.e Taze-
we'll Fitzgerald. corresponding secre.
fary; Miss Adele Clark. acting treas.
urer. and Mrs. Josephine Houston
| manager. The board Of directors IN.
! c1udes: Miss Mary Haughman. Mr.
George Bryan. Miss Aoefe Clarke, Mis-,
! Elizabeth Davennort Miss MAY
| Davis Mr. r. s Goodman Mr. r. A
| Lancaster Mrs. q f. MoTett. Mr. &
w Meek Right Rev p, J. 0'Connell
| Miss Faith Ragland and Miss Juli'
| woolridge
At the Blues Baxaar
| Floating the colors of both tn,
! Blues and the Foot Guards, and thu
| adding another link to the chair
/ which binds these two organizations 3,
| closely together, the Blues Fort viii
/ be one OF the most interesting booths
/ at the coming bazaar. The girls as
/ sisting will be in military uniform ant
| the prevailing Tipperary headgea
/ viii indeed be passe when these glrl
appear in the Foot Guards caps. TIL
Officers Of the day Will be MRS. NJ
+. James, Mrs John A. Augustine
Mrs. j. @. Earnest and Mrs. Frank d
| Epps. OF course the commanding of
| ficer Is Mrs. Edgar Bowles.
| check-room, where one can ieav
| their wraps, viii be carefully takel
i care OF. with no fear of exchange o
+ possessions will be operated In con
junction with the Blues booth. Al
added attraction will be the awardin
each night OF a Little Blue" perfect
ly uniformed In full dress, and It
needless to say every Blue father vii
want his daughter to he happv posses
sor OF one Of these. But as there will
( be only six of these young men, Their
/ will be some rivalry before. they ieav
the fort. There is to be somethi-~ DIFF
ferent each night as n sensation a
he six special attractions, one eacl
afternoon for the little folks.
Mrs. Bowles has called n meeting o
the young ladies who are to assis
/ her In the majors room at the Blues
! Armory, Friday. March u, at b:S'
| z. NJ.
u. ID. G. Meeting.
/ The regular monthly meeting o
The Richmond Chapter. United
I Daughters of the Confederacy wa
held yesterday morning ~ Lee Can
Hall. with the president Mrs N V
Randolph. in the chair Various re
ports were read by the differen; ON
GERS, Mira. Peter J WNte report ~
that the fence being erected around
he A. r. HIM monument will ne com
pleted this week. Twenty-Five dollar
were voted to the l.. n. c. fund
which ~ used for the immediate re.
lief Of out-ofthe- way chapters. u he
need assistance. Mrs Clarke report
ed that the Go0s1'and Chapter. whict
was Organized recently by the Rich
mond Chapter, has raised 4 FUND for
the erection 81 a monument al
! Gooeh and Courthouse MISC BETTY
f,llvson was appointed treasurer al
f1r Arlington fund. Mrs Tom Bot
og recommended 70 the mem ters rhe
5ampflet written ny judge Chris
+tau on f1e Capito1 disaster. winch
rs ruw on sale, the proceeds Of wtich
"a Il e. 20 TIE Associated Cha rit aA
ali member were urged 10 lenl 'h,ir
,,.Sistanre Ia make the COME Icro; 9