The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30


sport hat is Mexican straw, trimmed
with Interesting grosgratn ribbon.
/ rAe telling Of some old folk tales. Miss
Gresham's classes at the Art Club
during the past two or three years
on Child study, Litera ture and Folk
Lore have been OF great interest. and
members are looking forward with
enthusiasm to hearing her on this
Alton con.
This week will be busy one among
-he students n. the club, as they are
preparing for the closing exhibition,
and work done during the year will be
mounted and made ready for the ex-
hihit which will be opened early In
June. Work will be shown from life,
still life. portrait, composition. Illus
tration and modelling.
Concerning In0oor Garden rete.
The Confederate Soldiers Me-
mortal" Will be one OF the most
charming booths at the Indoor Gar
den Fete, which will take place on
Friday and Saturday OF this week. II
10 under the direction OF tho Junior
Hollywood Association, with Mrs
Sidney Johnston As chairman. Some
OF the patronesses for the booth are;
Mrs w. Gordon McCabe. Mira William
II. Whtts. Mrs, c. ". p Brock, Mrs
Samuel W. Travers, Mrs. E r Har-
George Warren. Mrs Alfred Cary.
Mrs. John 3. Young. Miss Ella Cooke.
Miss jamie Jackson and others
Among those assisting at the booth
will be Miss Annie Jacobs alternate:
Miss Anne Waller Reddy. secretary:
Mrs Richard FOX. Miss Katie Blank
enship. Miss Ellen Jones. Mrs 8. X.
IT.
son. Miss Ella K Mayo Mrs. J. W.
Sharp, Mrs. r. W. Macdonald. Miss
Elizabeth Fairbanks. Misses Cornelia
and Harriet Royster, Misses Elizabeth
and Kate Beall, Miss May Anderson.
Miss Annie Gum. Mrs E. Fl. Mean
ley and Mrs. G. c. Duia.
A pretty annex 10 the booth will be
fountain, where cherry smash viii
be served by Mrs. John F. Fowler
Dancing each nigh, will be special
feature Of the fete, with music hy
KaufmAnn's orchestra.
Personal Mention.
Mrs Robert c. Bryan and small son
are leaving today for Oak HILL" the
country homo of Mrs. Bryan's moth
e-. Mrs. s. NJ Hamilton, near Balti-
more, where they viii spend several
months
home in Farmville. after a brief visit
to her son. Henry Anderson. at his
home. sl3 West Franklin Street
! Mrs f. A. craightli. ~ Lyncheurs,
Is spending several weeks in this
city.
Mrs, Jerome Walter has returned
TO her home IN stanton. after a visit
to Mrs l.. l. Scherer. in this city.
Miss Sallie Trout, OF staunton. has
! been the recent gnest OF Mrs. Charles
l. Cooke. in Richmond.
Mr.. Nose. D. Hose, Jr. and her
children have moved TO their coun-
try homo, near tho New Pump House,
where they will spend the summer
Miss Catherine G. Bowie, Of wash
inston, is visiting Miss renton< VIII
hanson, at her home on North Laurel
Street
Mr.. and Mrs Hatton Valentine ana
children and Miss Nell r. Lee Muir
ply are spending some time In New
York.
william J. Gr,sx has returned from
Baltimore. where he has been spend
ing some time.
Robert Munford has returned to
the city. after spending some time
in the West.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Price
have returned from the South. after
attending the reunion In Birmingham
and visiting relatives and friends in
Montgomery and Mobile. Ala. and
several points in North Carolina
Mrs Richmond l.. williams and
Miss Evelyn L. williams. Of Mont
clair, N. j., are visiting tho Misses
Mnnford, at their homo on West
Franklin Street.
Mrs Julian rnomas has returned
to her home IN this city. after q visit
to North Carolina.
Miss jamie Robertson 10 the suest
Of her sister. Mrs. Sidney Smith.
Mr. and MRS Barksdale LAthrop
spent the k-end At Old Point.
/ Miss Lucy Meade has as her quest
Miss Urith Greene. Of Norfolk.
lIsstfmgs.
The regular Turn nNotine Of. 1aaA.