The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-08

gates on Thursday and Mrs. William
Jennings BRYAN Is expected 10 speak
that day on Inca civilization. Irs
/ John s. Barbour will entertain the
| delegates at buffet luncheon Fri
/ day and Mrs. Robert w. Wooley viii
give a garden tea Friday afternoon
! Saturday President Wilson will re-
cefve the federation at the White
| House.
Some Of those who will attend the
meeting of the federation from Rich
mond are Mrs. ID. r. Anderson, pres
ident. Mrs q. Harvey Clarke and Mrs.
BENJAMIN T. Crump, all of the Every
Monday Club. and Mrs, J. Tyler Job
son. and Mrs. +. E. MONT, of the
Social Service Federation.
Some OF these delegates will also
attend the National Conference, OF
Charities and Corrections. which will
be held in baltimore from May IL TO
1a. Al this conference the Social
Service Federation. of Richmond. will
be represented by Mrs. Roy Flan-
nHRan. and Mrs. J. Tyler Jobson, and
the Suffrage League will send Mrs. b.
r Crump. Mrs @. Harvey Clarke. and
Mrs. Roy Flanagan.
Recital nj Conservatory of Music.
The faculty of the Virginia Conser-
vatory of Music announces a pupils
recital, TO be held in the jefferson
auditorium on Thursday evening. May
20. at sac o'clock. The program will
he rendered chiefly by the vocal
pupils under the direction of Mr.. Mac
Gregor and the violin pupils under
the direction of Mr., Donohue. Miss
Eula Virginia Marriott. graduate OF
the conservatory and recently elected
4 member of the faculty, will also APP
pear on the progra m and two numbers
will he rendered by the conservatory
orchestra. The recital promises TO
be an unusually interesting one and
the public IL invited to attend. No
cards of admission will be required.
Interesting Meeting In Norfolk
Says a recent Norfolk exchange:
large and enihusia site meeting
took place last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs John D. Letcher. In
Pembroke Avenue. at the annual
meeting of the Norfolk branch of the
Association for the Preservation Of
Virginia Antiquities After the rou-
tine of business. Mr.. Barton Myers
suggested that a ia hlet be placed to
mark the place where the house GEN
eral Lafayette stayed during the war.
which stood on the corner Of East
Main and East Sereets. II was de-
cided to run an excursion on May l 3
to jamestown to meet the excursion
coming from Richmond on the sa me
day, Several new members were elect
ed and Mrs. i. Taylor Ellyson, OF
Richmond at the end of the meeting
made a very interesting talk on what
the association has done and what
/ II Is supposed to do.
Among those present were Mrs
John Newport Greene. Mrs. r. n
Castle, Mrs. J. Taylor Eilyson, Mrs
| Butler. Mrs. Richard Wake, Mr.. and
Mrs John s. Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Barton Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. John y
! Letcher, Misses Fannie Sans. Sallle
/ and Bette West Dorothy Wake
j Elizabeth Allen Moore, Fanny Nal.
/ Tory. Harriet Hunter. Saliie Shepherd
| Dold, Messrs. Thomas s. Purdie. Sid
ney Smith and Conway w. Sans.
Personals.
Mrs. Slater Clay Blackiston, OF New
/ York. formerly Miss Eugenia Taylor
of this city. is the tuest of her sister
Mrs. Edgar Lafferty, on Monumen
| Avenue.
| Miss Sadie Patton, of Tampa, Fla.
! who has been tho guest OF Miss Eliza
| Leake. on Grove Avenue. is leavin,
/ today for Winchester, for a brief visi
/ before going to Wytheviile, where SIN
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Warner Moore has returned I,
her home on West Franklin Street
after speeding some time in Wash
ington and New York.
Mrs. John Mason Is visiting he
mother, Mrs. George Fox, In Leesburp
| Mrs. V. Cara Christi. OF New York
Is spending sofffe time as the gues
of her sister Mrs. Shotwell, at Soutl
! Third Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genrse ID. Mayo hav
returned from an extended trip l.
California and the Panama Pacih
Exposition.
Mrs. Roy Megargel, of New York
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