The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16


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ME Lyeli, Miss Pattie Lyell, Miss
Mamie Baughman, Miss Atkinson.
Ellen Jones, Miss Kate Blankenship.
Miss Jennie Jackson. the Misses Boy
kin, Mrs. John Young, Mrs. Wilbur
McCue. Mrs. James Sharp. Mrs.
George Warren and Mrs. Morris.
A booth designed like a ship will be
conducted by the Senior Hollywood
Memorial Association and Mrs. Ed
gar Taylor. president OF the associa-
ton, has been appointed chairman.
She will be assisted by Mrs. r. j.
White and the booth will be very
unique and attractive.
Another very attractive feature
will be the tobacco booth, which will
be decorated entirely with the Indian
idea. In connection with this a
smoker will be arranged in the foyer
and will resemble a wigwam, and
those assisting will wear Indian cos
sumes. Mrs. Samuel Dew IL chair
man OF this booth and Mrs. G. b.
Robertson, ASSISTANT chairman, and
others assisting are Miss Elizabeth
Allen, Miss Lindsey Powers. Miss
Mary Powers. Miss Ella Thomas, Miss
Bessie Thomas, Miss India Thomas,
Miss May Robertson, Miss Ida NJ
abeth Smart. Miss Inez Goodwin.
Miss Jessie Hutchinson. Mrs. II. II.
Chalkley. Mrs Charles T. Norman.
Miss Mamie c. Robertson and Mrs
George Robertson
The Country Store will be conduct
ed by the members OF the Richmond
Chapter. L. D. c. Mrs. Norman Ran
dolph Is chairman and the names of
the committee will be announced
later
Many unique features will be In
/ PRODUCED by the dance committee,
with Mrs. Hamilton Capers, Jr, as
chairman.
Miss Blankenship and Mrs. John
Young will assist Miss Ellen Jones,
who is chairman Of the badge com
, mittee.
Tho lakewood Memorlal, Associa-
ton will take charge Of the soft
DRINKS booth and Miss Grace schea-
merhorn is chairman Sc will be as
! sisted by Misses Alice Gary, Elise
FRASER and Laura Atkinson
Mrs. Archer Richardson is chair
/ man of the buffet supper, and her
committee will he announced later
Mrs, T. Henry Meanley is chair
! man OF the special feature committee.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Ashton starke, OF West Frank
lin Street. and her sister. Mrs.
Workman, Of Macon, Ga. viii leave
/ today for New York, where they will
spend ten DAYS
MI Silt
or1+he e. t. n'owh' OF Dopos Ferry
.,'ao4 VINO mas .oeen tae
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Anton, HeF nome on the Cary
go ftoau, ieit yeSterday to visit
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IL - "',.i het parents MI and
-. 'tloe Ct ClaIr Butier' at
,han p," I,o', s"se' ti'e'r nome IN Mat
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weekend A. ~. ro,,S Spe,iu'ns 1ne
"4owsr5'x Eecl -, w. yrooot1aLs,
County ~
'Tr,.u
~ Ina @.. va AR, arrlVe ms week to be
$50 no 0es 81 p u MSS May taylor at the
Ioao,,oft., to- p"' oi'S, Mr ana Mrs
nue. during the Easter holidays.
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,ba a,,s a.. - " S .. s4'aIn, VINO mas oeen
~. pa Gus '"F anu
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MfS, Frederick t. Sherman has re-
- aIteF spending ten days with DR..
ana MIS- william Russell Jones, at
their nome on West Grace Street.
Mrs Charles Arch Williams is the
guest OF her father. David Wilbon, on
SFo'e avenue
Mrs. z. W. Smith has returned ~
her home on North First Street. after
spending three months in Texas and
STrs Paw1t,ra ~ v-.sb,re4o,
e. Is .ha e.,ast ~ be- $500
stsfAr-in-fau Mr. ora NJ Jaaa,i, -
Rraav s+ +hafr bor,a 1eoz W.. 49,
street
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