The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-13
SOCIETY

OF being elected vice-president of the
association. DR. Sanborn is consider
ed by English specialists to be the
header in this work in America.
Miss Hartman Engaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Hartman.
of 1912 Grove Avenue, have an
nounced the engagement of their
/ daughter. Margaret. to Mr.. Edwin
Z Moore. formerly of Danville, Pa, but
now of Hot Springs. He is the son OF
! Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Moore, Of Penn
syivania. The wedding viii be- an in
teresting event of the latter part of
/ June.
Mrs Hewitt Guest Of Honor.
( Mrs FLOYD Hughes was hostess on
+ Tuesday ut a very delightful bridge
luncheon given at the Chesa peake
! Club. Ocean View. in compliment to
her sister. Mrs, Edwin Hewitt, of Rich
mond. who is her house guest at her
home in York Street, In Norfolk.
Auction bridge was played and there
were two tables and following the
game luncheon was served. Mrs.
Hughes guests included:
Mrs r. r. Thorp. Mrs James r
/, McCaw, Mrs. H. Garrett Smith, Mrs,
b. r Kennon. Mrs. w. N. LETTERS,
Recital at Conservatory of Music.
The faculty of the Virginia Con-
servatory Of Music viii have pupils
RECITAL in the Jefferson auditorium this
evening at $50 O'Clock. The pro-
gram will be rendered chiefly by the
vocal pupils. under the direction OF
Mr. MacGregor, and the violin pupils
under the direction of Mr.. Donohue.
Miss Eula Virginia Marriott a grada-
ate of the conservatory. and recently
elected member of the faculty, will
also appear on the program and two
numbers will he rendered by the con-
servatory orchestra. The recital prom
isas to be an unusually interesting af
| fair. and the public in invited to at
tend
Exhibit and Commencement Exercises.
The Domestic Science and Art De-
partments of the Young Women's
/ Christian Association will have on ex-
| hibit Of the work OF the students of
! each department tomorrow evening,
I from 6 to 10 o'clock. Dress, coats.
/ hats shirtwaists and skirts will no
| displayed in the domestic art room
on the third floor of the central build
/ ing The public is cordially invited
( to come and see the exhibits and also
, to -attrrrrf the commencement exercises
70 he held In the assembly room on
I the same evening at o'clock. At
! these exercises twenty-five young wo-
men will receive certificates for hav-
/ ing completed the prescribed course in
/ domestic science.
| Hord--Louthian.
/ A pretty wedding took place at the
Masonic Home at 10 o'clock yester-
day morning when Miss Pauline r.
/ Louthian. became the bride OF DR..
/ Julian NJ Hord. of 20o4 Paramount
| Avenue. The ceremony was beauti-
fully and impressively performed by
| Rev DR.. George w. Kemper, pastor
! OF Hanover Avenue Christian Church.
| The bride wore a going-away suit of
blue broad cloth with hat to match.
and carried bouquet Of orchids and
American Beauty roses. Many hand
some gifts were received. among them
being>a thirty-piece silver set of beau
tifu design, presented by the board
OF governors of the home on behalf
of, and as the representatives of the
Masons OF Virginia. The wedding
March from I<ohengrin was beautiful
ly rendered by Mrs. F. L. Brauer. a
sister OF the grdom DIR. and Mrs.
Hord left at IL o'clock for a tour Of
the Northern cities. and will be at
home to their friends after June.
Card Party This Afternoon.
The Catholic Woman's Club will
give a euchre party this afternoon nj
. 4 o'clock in the clubrooms, eos. East
Franklin Street. These weekly card
parties. which have proved most In
teresting affairs. will he given on each
Thursday at the club throughout the
spring season. All members and their
friends are invited to attend.
, Interesting Entertainments.
The young people of Broad Street
Methodist Church will give an enter.
tainment, entitled Our Ministers
Birthday" In the auditorium of the
Young WomAn's Christian Association
this evening, at $40 o'clock. for tho
benefit of the society and the chapel
, fund at Catawba.
Mrs. s. Otto Wright Of Newport
News, will give one of her attractive
Evolutionary entertainments In the
lecture room of Decatur Street Meth
odist Church, this evening, at 8
= o'clock. Special music will he render
ed by the choir of the church.
Glass Meeting.
A regular business melting of ore
of the young women's Sunday School
Glasses OF Highland Park met recent
lY at the home of Mrs. d. NJ. Burgess
on Second Avenue. to arrange for work
for the coming year
The following officers were elected
Miss Ruth Wyatt, president; Miss
Clara Collins. secretary; Miss Emma
Harris. treasurer Misses Lena Gary
Mary Collins, Clara Collins and Helen
Black were appointed on tho enter
tainment committee; Misses Anita
( Crowbarger. Lilly Gray. Nellie Crow
larger. Eula Gary, Ruth wyatt on the
committee for the sick, and Misses
Emma Harris. Clara Gregory, Lois
Yarbrough, Bertha Crobarger on the
member committee.
BY unanimous vote It was decided
to christen the class Mary Burgess. -
In honor of the teacher The class
selected the ross as a class flower.
The claso will make monthly visits
TO the various public charities of the
city In flower mission" work.
The regular business meetings Wall
be held on the FIRST Thursday OF every
month at o'clock In the various
homes OF the members. The next
meeting will be held with Miss Lena
Gary, on Enslow Avenue, Highland
Park.
Women's Meeting.
social melting or Commonwealth
Chapter. Daughters of tho American
Revolution. will be held FIN the Jeffer-
son Hotel tomorrow afternoon at 4