The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

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WIN be given in Alexandria and Win
chester on wednesday and Thursday
in honor of the Colonial Danes who
will attend the unveiling Of the Brad
dock cannon in both these places.
Miss Rose NJ. Macdonald will enter
tain at luncheon at ! o'clock In her
home, 609 Cameron Street, Alex
andria. all visiting Colonial Danes
who expect to attend the ceremonies
incident to the unwilling of the Brad
dock cannon, which 10 TO mark the
beginning of his route. This interest
ing ceremony will take place at 2:30
o'clock on the afternoon OF Wednes-
day. May rs. The cannon is in keep
Ing OF the Mount Vernon Chapter. D..
A r.. and Miss Rose Macdonald. rep
resenting this chapter. will present 1t
to Mrs James Lyons. honorary vice.
president of the Virginia Danes, who
will receive 1t and present 1t to the
Mayor of Alexandria After the cere
monies all the visiting Danes will be
entertained at a reception given by
Mrs. Robert Powell and Mrs. Louis S.
Scott. at Braddock Heights, at 4
o'clock.
The ceremonies In Alexandria will
begin with an address from Mrs. Ben
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has done admirable work in marking
this historic route, under the auspices
of the Colonial Danes.
The next day most Of the Danes will
motor to VIII chester. where they viii
be the guests of Miss Katherine A.
Glass at luncheon at / o'clock. The
ceremonies of the unwilling Of another
cannot which belonged to Braddock
will be held at o'clock.
Lecture at "I.aburnum.-
A lecture by Rev. Stuart Roussei.
of the Huguenot Church, will be given
on Monday. under the auspices of the
National Enien of French Reformed
Churches. The meeting will be held
at "Laburnum." the home CT Mr., and
Mrs. John Stewart Bryan. which has
been lent for the occasion. Governor
Stuart has consented TO act as hon
orary chairman of the committee.
which includes the Right Rev. r. A.
Gibson. Lieutenant Governor j. Taylor
Eliyson, Attorney-General Pollard.
and Rev. w. w. Moore. d. D. The
meeting will be presided over by the
Rev. Russell Cecil, d. D., and prayer
will be offered by Bishop Gibson A
number of similar gatherings have
been held in Boston. New York and
Philadelphia, under the auspices OF
Or. Charles w. Elliott. Theodore
Roosevelt and Bishop Rhineiander. to
raise funds for the distressed men,
bers of the French Protestant
Churches.
Affairs OF the Week.
Mrs. Bradley johnson, of 'srucka-
hoe" will entertain the James River
Garden Club on Monday afternoon.
Pilot car will leave the residence of
Mrs. George Ben Johnston. 407 East
Grace Street, at = quarter to o'clock
In order to show the members the cor
rect route.
The Alumnae Association a the wo-
mans College here will hold its an
nual luncheon Friday afternoon at
1:3e o'clock at tho Jefferson Hotel. All
desiring to attend will please COM
municate with the chairman OF the
luncheon committee. Mrs. Carl =.
Rostrup. 1894 West Grace Street. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged for the guests
At the Art Club.
A reception will be given at the
Art Club on Wednesday evening at
elected president OF the club, the Rt.
Rev. D. j. O'Connell Bishop OF Rich
mond. An interesting program has
been arranged. including a short talk
by Bishop O'Connell. ana the whole
affair VIII be 4 charminr one. tina
receiyirr COMMITTEES includes the Of
ficers ana directors Of the club. who
arc Major James Il. Dooley. AdmiraI
Harrie Webster. Mrs. 6. irving CIarke
Miss Saliie T. Fitzgerald, Miss Adele
Clarke. Mr.. George Bryan. Miss Elixa-
Edith Rariand. Miss Mary a Ranrh-
man. Mr.. r. a. lancaster. II. NJ Il
". Meek. MRS 3; 2, Motntt. Mis- Julia