The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-17
SOCIETY

ested, especially members and pros
pective members, are earnestly re-
quested to attend.
The members OF the circle are:
Misses Rena Williams. Sizer, Gay Will
bon, Mira Jones. Kate Jones, Yancy,
Mesdames II II. Johnson, X. G. Moor
F. M. Boxley. Robert Roberts. George
Thomas. w. b. Pizzini, Bob OFT, F. C.
Bell. Baylor Hill. w. A. Montgomery
Tom Johnson, Fred Hodges, John
Swartout, l.. Hankins, Street, John
McComb. George Davis, K. 8. Luck,
N. NJ. S. Sprattey. j. T. Carneal.
Perryn Palmer. Shotwell, Joe Pleas
ants, Clarence williams, n. s. Jones.
Harry Wayt, w. r. Storrs L. T. VIII
bon. John Organ, Clifford Miller,
Stanley Tyler. Frank Crump. w. T.
Stevens, Conrad Hutcheson.
Pound Party.
The Eye. Ear and Throat 1nfirmary
rs holding It's annual pound party"
today at the infirmary, '217 Governor
Street, and contributions or any kind
will be gladly received by A commit
tee in charge Mrs. c. o. B. Cowardln
is president Of this worthy charita BILE
institution: Mrs. Sam Cohen the treas
urer. and Miss A. f. Marshall super
intendent of the infirmary.
81. Patrick Celebrations.
St Patrick's Social and Benevolent
Society. one of the largest organfza-
tions In the city. will celebrate st.
Patrick's Day with its annual banquet
at the Masonic Temple this evening
Covers will be laid for 500. and p'nus
for the entertainment are most elabor-'
ate.
The Catholic Club Of Barton Heighta
Will give a shamrock musical at tae
clubrooms, Essex and Fendall Avenue,
this evening AT s:l5 O'Clock.
Some OF Richmond's best talent viii
appear on the program, and most
enjoyable evening is promised all who
attend.
L. ID. G. Meeting
The Chesterfield Chapter, auxiliary
TO the United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. held its regular monthly
meeting on Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. j. Nj. Gregory, in Forest
Hill. Mrs, Ada T. Drew IS director
of this chapter, which is one of the
largest and most active in the State.
After the regular business session,
Mrs Thomas Bigger. director of Lee
Auxiliary, made a splendid talk to
the children on the Home for Needy
Confederate Women, and afterwards
invited the Chesterfield Juniors 20 as
sist in a reception to the veterans at
the reunion in June Mrs John Rob-
ertson. Of Forest Hill, also addressed
the children on Southern History"
and Mrs. Christian Clark and Mrs Row
Allen. IN charge of the coming Blues
drill enrolled about fifteen of the
Chesterfield Juniors to form q hat
talon. After the meeting adjourned
delightful Refreshments were served
Women's Aoetings.
The D9rothea Payne Madison
chapter, Daughters of 1912. will meet
this morning at 1880 o'clock in the
Jefferson Hotel
There Will be an importan, meet
ting of the Woodward Central. wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
tion7e of the president, Ala Poe Street.
Barton Heights. All members are
urged TO he present.
Chiuboraxo Mothers Club Will meet
this afternoon, at 5 80 O'Clock. Mrs
Clarence Burton. formerly Miss Lurn-
ME Cunningham. of she Male Orphan
Asylum. will address Inc mothers,
having for her subject: Our Boys"
All mothers are invited.
The Social Service study class Will
meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
Centenary Church. The feature Of
the meeting Will be an address ny
Mr.. J. Hoge Kicks. on the Juvenile
Laws"
p.xso,,ay
Mrs George Frederick Winch IS
returning TO ts1e Chesterfield today.
nfter spending some time at Piuehurt.
\ q
Miss Henrietta C.uInp. who s
a. SweetbriAr College. is
spending tae spring holidays with her
parents, Judge and Mrs Beverly r
rruror. of s04 West Grace street