Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
SOCIETY
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and interesting speaker, and his lee
ture al the club will be one OF the most
delightful events of the season.
On Wednesdays afternoon al $50
O'Clock Mrs Sally ould Donaldson will
lecture OH "Amcricau Diplomacy" Mrs.
Donaldson is leaving to-day for Wash
trgton. where She viii obtain the latest
ouiicttnS concerning American diplo :
macy and her lecture on Wednesday
promises To he unusually interesting.
She is In Washington to attend the
annual meeting "f the National Civic
Federation. which will take place In
the New Willard Hotel ON Monday and
Tuesda! Seth Low. Of New Yo.h is
chairman of the mems department and
Miss Wetmorc also OF New York is
national chairman of tile womens de-
partmcnt. Each State has it's own
chairman and Mrs. J. Allison Hodges
has invited Mrs Donaldson 10 hold
this important position for Virginia
Several social functions are 10 be given
for the delegation in Washington a
luncheon for the women taking place
n the Willard 1T I o'clock Monday ut
which some % the most prominent men
III the country viii speak. ON Tues
day the Washington division will give
n reception in honor OF the visitors
from to o'clock at the residence of
Mrs Edison Bradley. on Connecticut
Avenue. Those going from Richmond
arc Mrs. j. Allison hodges Mrs j. 'rav-
lor Ellyaon, Mrs. James Branch Cabell
Mrs. Thomas f. ,ieTress Mrs Archi-
bald w. Patterson. Mrs. Claude a.
Swansea. Mrs W w Sale and Mr..
Donaldson
Miss t.rc>hnm's lecture.
Miss hattie bcllc Gresham viii begin
her series of lectures on story Telling.
Child Study and the Interpretation of
Literature Wednesday, afternoon of this
week At O'Clock. The lectures will
be given nj the Ar Club of Richmond,
h2I West Grace street and the .Etu-
cational aud Ethical Value or Folk
Lore" Will be the suhjec. or Miss Ores
HAMS frs; discourse
Visiting In baltimore.
Mrs. w. 4. King ana littlc Thomas
King, who have been visiting the for
'ner's son III WASHINGTON. as well as
friends In Baltimore, have returned to
their home in Highland Park Miss
Margaret King, OF Highland Park. Is
now the guest OF friends In Baltimore
Story-TeIlcr Hero This Week.
Quite treat is promised lovers OF
literature and Of the story this week
Miss Marietta Stockard, instructor OF
story telling in George Washington
uniVersty. Washington, and of the
same subject in the Ormond Wilson
Normal School there will give two lee
lures IN the auditoriu moi the V w
G. a., ono Friday evening AT S. the otnc,
Saturday morning ut H. Al both adj
dresses she will tell groups of stories
MISS Stockard. says the. New York
evening sum- has already devoted
eight years of her life 10 child study
and particularly TO this story telling
phase OF IT. one wonders how she can
already have accomplished 50 much fo:.
she Is very youthful person herself
and fairly radiates childlikc enthusi-
asm She was born in North Carolina
cb,;,
OF that part of the country. She sradu-
ated from Greensboro Wo,uau's COLLEGE
and then went TO Washington. wher.
she graduated At the Phoebe A. Hearst
KindcrSarton College and received her
postgraduate diploma "a 1905. Since
then she has taken speciaI courses n,
me George Washington University aud
at Columbia University New York
Hef present classes range from tho
hinderEartcn ranks right up 10 the
aspira nts FOR university degree"
ihese events are given under the
auspices Of the Richmond Kindergarten
Alu!nnae Association
Mrs. jackson I;ntcrtnius.
Mrs Herbert North jackson was
hostess al two beautiful affairs during
the week Tuesday she entertained al
luncheon IN homo. Of Mrs : " Tr,r
ers, q bride of the winter pn Wed
ncsday she had four tables OF brjdr.
Ihosc playing were MesGames Charles
r. Robins, Ailston cabell. Branch. Ed
mund Waddill. Alexander Brown. \. /.
Mc.iei ian Fred Hodges Hiram Gates
sol Cutchins, Edward w Grice N,nn
Valentine, Small. of Miami: GRAY Watt
son, y. Allison Hodges. William To,nn.
ktns, Charles r. Smith. Johnston. !
Lyon, n. W Is. Glover. Stewart Wood
ward and Landerkn. After the rnne
Al the Art Club.
At the Ar C.uh ~ nicl.rn,f ~
Tuesday afl:rnoo,,. at 80 O'Clock, Mrs
Kate l'apgleHi Boshey Will give nm
authors reading. \ large audience
ie expected, and members are iny,ieS
10 bring their friends Tea viii H..
served Ivy Tie entertainment ,.on,,i,
tee. following the reading
Much interest continues Ia h. shown
In the group OF architectural landscapo
cravings now on exhibition a, the
club. done 10y Miss Ethel Wood,vard
formerly or California, 4, present Iiy'
Ing III Powhatan COUNTY Miss Wona-
ward IS member or the Art Ciub and
torme; pupil. ana has taken a course
OF architectural landscape drawing in
the Lo"thorpe school, in Massachu
settle.
Dinner in "ashiugton
me Secretary of the Treasury and
ArS McAdo" entertained AT dinner on,
Ihursday evening in Washington in
COMPLIMENT TO the members OF the
-
were Charles $ Iamlln, governor M
the board Frederic De!auo. Paul War
burg. w. r. 6. Harding and Miss Eliza.
beth Harding, Adoiph Caspar Million
John Skelton Williams. Senator aud
Aps swanson, Senator Hollis, Repre
sentative Glass. the Secretary OF Arr,
culture and Mrs David y lioustop.
the Attorney General ana Mrs Gregory
the Assistant Secretary or the Navy aud
Mrs.. Franklin l.. Roosevelt, Nj How
and Miss McAdoo.
Auxiliary Hall.
What promises 10 H. H.. mos, bril-
liant ball ever given oy the Mary
Thomas Auxiliary % the Home for.
the fncurabies VIII occur this wear on
~ February l., from : 20 o'clock J., n
In the Jefferson Hotel auditorium
The following committees have heen
appointed:
Tickets and posters Miss Mary
Thomas.
Floor--Mrs. L. L. HalnberAn
Candy-Miss Margaret S;ringfel!ow
kesdames Saunders Hobson. Knox VII
son, A. W. Patterson. Wltc!cr Keen
Martha =. Thomas MSS I,.uiin. pou.