The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02
Meetings.


Woman's Exchange will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock at the exchange.
Members are asked to note the change
in hour.
There Will be no meeting Of the
Highland Park woman's Club today
on account of tho illness of Mrs.
onimby. mother of the club president,
Miss Elizaeth Quimby
Richmond women are asked to as
semble at the woman's Club this af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock to discuss the
campaign to raise funds for the en-
largement and endowment of the
Memorial Hospital. No money lis to
De solicited at this time. DIR. Stuart
McGuire and DR.. George Ben John
son VIII present the cause. 1t is de-
slrous that the women of this city be
made aware OF conditions relative to
the care OF colored patients and those
OF both races suffering from conta-
gious diseases. Mrs. Henry Basker-
vie is chairman of this committee
and her aasistants are Mrs. John Stew
art Bryan. Mrs. St George BRYAN. Mrs.
Ed ward j. Willis, Mrs. c. c. Pinckney,
Mrs. Walter Morton. Mrs. Stuart Mich
aux. Mrs. W. NJ Hablston, Mrs J.
Calvin Stewart, Mrs William Archer.
Mrs e. L. Bemiss. Mrs. IAnghorne
Putney. Mrs. f. Randolph Williams,
Mrs t. l.. Moore. Mrs. Robert Blank
| enshtp, Mrs. II. W. Miller Mrs st.
George Anderson. Mrs. Hubert Jones,
Mrs w A. Crenshaw- Miss Katharine
II. Halves. Mrs. T. n. Carter, Mrs b.
a; Blenner. Mrs. Charles f. Whitlock.
Mrs. w. A. Burrows, Miss Cally Ry-
land, Mrs. ". Russell Bowie, Mrs. c.
Oh. Cowardin, Mrs. Fred W. Scott,
Mrs w. d, Thomas. Mrs. Hunter Nc
CURE, Mrs. Andrew Christian, Mrs.
q. ID. Hotchkiss Miss Sally Archer
Anderson. Mrs. Edward Mcclure, Mrs.
Sam Cohen. Miss Helen Stevens and
| Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr.
Woodward Central w. c. r. L. held
O. mothers meeting at the home of
Mrs M. j. Quisenbsrry. 40 Monteiro
Avenue, on Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock, Miss Margaret Crenshaw.
president OF the union. presided over
the meeting Mrs. NJ w Newton,
state and national organizer ad-
dressed the mothers, urging them to
| have one standard in the raising of
their boys. to be as careful in living
as their girls-to be gentle-and to
be kind. She also urged the mothers
70 be watchful and careful A large
and appreciative number OF members
were present to hear what Mrs. New
ton had to say. The talk was fol-
lowed by piano solo by Miss Irma
kellar and q recitation was given by
|
ments were served.
/ MartfD-Brooks.
| Especial to The Richmond Virginlan)
Clifton Forge, Va, June IA very
| quiet wedding took place this after
noon at a;30, when Rev. L. H Pau,
united in marriage Miss Marie Calhoun
Martin and Mr.. Nenabie Watkins
Brooks The ceremony took place at
4 tho residence of the brides uncle anu
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Calhoun, on
Allegheny Street, with whom the brids
has made her home for the past sew,
eral years.
The house had been tastefully dec
ivy and the bride looked charming in
her wedding gown OF white crepe de
chine with veil and orange blossoms.
Her wedding dress was or Shepherd
plaid. The couple left Immediately at
ter the wedding and will bs at home
10 their friends at Brownsburg. Va,
after June Is.
The bride is Mace of Mr.. w. II.
Calhoun and n native of Rockbtidg.
County. During her sway In Cnrlon
Forge she has made many friends,
whose best wishes will go with her In
her new life. The groom Is "A brother
of Mrs W. r. Calhoun and Is a popular
and prosperous farmer Of tho Browns
| , There were no attendants and only
a few of the most intimate friends
present