The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-11

ner OF ST. Paul and Monument Streets,
in that city. and a number OF Rich
mond guests will go to Baltimore 10
! attenr the wedding and reception.
Last A y. v. A. Meeting Until Fall.
The last meeting of the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia
Antiquities until the fall was held
Yesterday morning at the John Mar
shall House This meeting is held
each year June 10. in celebration of
the landing Of the first white man
at the end OF navigation of the James
River which was somewhere just be-
( low Seventh Street, on that date. In
the absence from the city of Mrs. j.
/ TAYLOR Ellysou, the president, Mrs.
Z Edward Valentine first v1ce-presi-
dent. was in the chair. and the meet
ing was opened with a prayer by DR..
I Thomas Carey Johnson, OF the semi
nary. @Mrs. w. c. Bentley. the treas
urer Of the association, who has been
III. has recovered, and was present
at the meeting.
/ A most interesting report from the
I Debehav Branch Of the association.
at Eastvilie Va, of which Mrs. Bull
litt Fitzhugh Is the directress, was
sent in by her, and was read and
approved. Miss Mary Gusts Lee was
present al the meeting and present
ed the association with a liberal do
nation II was reported that over
100 visitors called at the John Mar
shan House during the reunion. The
report on the returns from the James
town outing. as sent in by the chair
man was most satisfactory. An en-
couraCing addition of new members
was also reported.
Returning Prom abroad.
Passet. HouRh. who has been pur-
suing the study OF music in Berlin for
the past four years, Will return TO his
home in Richmond in the near future.
sailing from Bergen, Norway in July.
During the past year ne has enjoyed
the rare privilege OF studying with the
renowned master, Dohanyi. who is the
head of the piano faculty at the Royal
Conservatory in Berlin.
AfTair~ Today.
An Interesting event Of this even
ing will be the organ recital given
this evening at $40 o'clock in the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church for the
benefit OF charity by Mr. Shepherd
webb, assisted by Miss Lucy A.
Gwathmey. soloist The program will
be a varied and delightful one. and
a large audience Of Richmond music
lovers will be present on that oc-
casion. Both Mr.. Webb and Miss
Gwathmey are prominent and we'll
known musicians in this city. and
their recitals are always most inter-
esting affairs The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The Woman's Club of Highland
Park will give picnic in the park
ND Saturday after
noon beginning at o'clock There
are to he all kinds of amusements.
music, fortune-telling and refresh
ments The public is cordially I'M
vited to he present
Alumni Association IN Meet.
The annual meeting of the John
Marshall High School Alumni Associa-
ton will be held Saturday evening,
June IL, at SIS o'clock, In the High
School Auditorium,
Instead of the annual address there
will be fve-minute talks by repre-
sentatives of FIVE different classes
1914. 1909, 1904 1899 and 1894. After
the business session there will he
dancing in the library and refresh
ments will be served. All members of
the association are cordially invited.
Camp Fire Girls Sale.
The Cheeanonda Camp Fire Girls
will hold a sale of homemade cakes,
pies and candy in stxth-street Mar
ket on Saturday. They are raising
to Willoughby Beach. and the public
is invited to patronize the sale.
Women's Meetings.
The Social Service Federation will
meet at lis North Fifth Street this
afternoon at O'Clock. Several com
mttees will make reports and a full
attendance is urgently requested.
Personals.
Mrs. A. 3. Carter. Miss Gertrude
Carter and Alfred Carter, of Rich
mond, who had been spending some
time In stanton, are now in Waynes-
horo. where they will be Joined by
Mr.. Carter and spend the summer at
Barksdale Cottage.
Mrs. William H, White. Jr.. and
children. who have been the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William II. White. on
West Franklin Street. have returned
TO their home in Warren Crescent.
Norfolk.
Misses Mary Preston Hanger and
Helen Mooers have returned to
Stsunton. after visiting friends in
hlcnnOnu.
Mrs. r. s. Koehler and Miss Frances
Koehler. of Roanoke, have arrived to
visit relatives here for several days
Mrs. John w. Todd, who had been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
seaton, has returned to her home in
stanton.
Miss Marion Cunningham. who has
been the guest fer several days of
Mrs. George Morgan. has returned TO
her home in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs w. H. Rawlings. of Norfolk.
who has been spending some time in
Richmond as the guest of Mrs.
Withers Miller, has returned TO her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A Jacob, OF Staun-
ton, arrived in Richmond 10 visit Mr..
Jacobs relatives.
Miss Harriet Buchanan. CT Rich
mond, is the guest of Mrs e. c. Hath
away. at her home in Riverview. Nor
folk.
Mrs. George H. Motley. of Rich
mond has been the recent guest of
Mr. and Mrs. w H Vaughan in