The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-09

VIII NtfCoYne the ueieealeS o' Nv 10
OF the city of Norfolk at the night
meeting.
Delegates from Statewide Points.
Delegates from Virginia number So
from Richmond, % from Lynchburg.
Is from Hampton, II from Newport
News, seven from Portsmouth, Two
from williamsburg. two from tnlVer-
sjty OF virginia, and three from Roa-
nose County. Following is a partial
llst Of the delegates from various
cities In the state
From R$chmon d--Mrs. W. P. Ad-
kins, Mrs Charles Boscher, Mrs. h.
". Blakey. Mrs. ". s. Black. Miss
Adele Clarke. Mrs Clarence CABOT,
Mrs. @, Harvey Clarke Mrs G. +.
poyie Miss Alice Dooley, Mrs =. II.
ellington Mrs. A Greenwnid, Mrs.
Roland Garrett, Miss Nora Houston,
Mrs. George Harrington. Mrs. John
Hart Mrs, Hiram Wexford Jones,
Mrs. r. l. Jopson. Mrs. J. Tyler Job
son. Mrs f. q. Kidd, Mrs J. w.
Knapp. Mrs. John Munce, Mrs, James
McConah, Mrs. Milton Marcnse, Mrs.
STUART Mfchaux, Mrs, w. s. McRae,
Mrs. Branch Morgan. Miss Kate
Meade, Miss Calsy Ryiand, Mrs. Sal
lie Nelson Robins. Mrs; stuart h I;,.
nnlds Miss Mae Scraill. Miss julia
Suny, Miss Mag Street. Mrs. Grace
snlith6eal. Mrs. ri. A, Sampson, Mrs
Thomas sraythe, Mas Jean Trisg,
Miss Mary Vincent. Mrs. Barton Wise.
Mrs. T. J. Williams. Mrs. John Skel-
ton williams, Miss Frances Wood.
Alternates Mrs. Frank Burke Miss
Carrie Coleman, Miss Helen Chris
tan. Mrs w. r. Harris, Miss Linda
Koiner, Miss Marianne Meade. Mrs
Ernest Meade. Mrs. James Pollard,
Mf xs14 .fl-
etta, Mira Morgan Treat, Misses Bak~
er and Dawson. OF Canada
Visitors To BE Entertained.
Miss Wesley Baker will receive in
formally at her home. zoos Porter
Street, Friday sfterno DON from to
O'Clock, in honor OF M9ss Rhea Baker
and Miss Mae Baker. Of Regina. Can
ada, VIVA are the guests of the for
rrer's brother. Rev. wesley Baker.
Miss Elisabeth Nelson. Of Eastern
Shore. Maryland, who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Stuart O. Christian
on Hanover Avenue, returned home
yesterday. Mrs. Chistlan aocompan-
led her as far as Baltimore, where
she Will visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raleigh Colston Smith. until Cat
urday.
Important Meetings.
Coward n Avenue Christian Church
Is having an attractive bazaar this
week at 1870 Hull Street Tonight
tho play, "Out In the Street" featur-
ing twelve characters, will be pro-
duced and a full audience is expected.
Attractive suppers are served each
evening from to 10 o'clock,
The ladies' Aid Society Of Leigh
street Baptist Church will have a
very attractive entertainment next
Tuesday night, November "a, at the
church at O'Clock An old fashion
ed spelling nee will DO the attraction.
\ musical program Will follow.
st Johns Circle Of King paugh-
ters will hold their thank offering So
cial Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. at
the homo Of Mrs oscar r. Parrish.
/ 200 East Grace street. a splendid
program has been prepared.
! The general meeting or the ASsocia-
/ ton for tho Preservation Of Virginia
Antiquities was held at the John Mar
shall House, Tuesday ut II A, Nj. Mrs.
! ]. Taylor E1lyson presiding. There
was a large and representative at-
tendance. Committee reports were
received with great interest Mrs. !.
. gnderz Robinson reported that. at the
request Of Mr. william Sumner Apple
ton. she had sent the halftone out Of
the John Marshall House TO illustrate
Che bulletin for the Society for the
/ Preservation OF New England An
tiquities. shortly 10 be issued. in which
/ he speaks If the generous act OF the
city of Richmond in placing the John
Marshall Housa IN care Of the a $40
cation for the Preservation of Vir-
Rinia Antiquities Mrs ]. r. Light
fnots request. that a row OF apple
trees should he planted on jamestown
Island, was approved. She also re-
ported that the drainage and water
system had h%en completed An in
crease was reported Of the visitors TO
! the John Marshall House, and rules
! for It's COVE m raent were presented and
accepted. Mr.. and Mrs. Heth Borton
were reportes ne members. and
Mesdares r r MANLY, II. r. Taylor.
| Jr., and Hulsrt +. Hutson. Mrs.
Mann Valentino proposed the name of
Judge SouthaH. who was made MEM
her. Mrs, Ellyson urged that we in
crease our membership. ANY one can
join on the invitation OF a member by
paying tho dues
/ A resolution was passed commend
| ing the work . Morgan p. Robinson.
{ in his publication Of the Virginia
State Library, with the request that
| he present the assooiation with a COPY.
| Mrs John Stewart Bryan presented
two antique porch aettees, which came
! from ''Oek Hill" the home OF Chief
Justice Marshall in Fauquier County.
/ They arc resented in memory OF
Mrs Joseph eryan for many years
president Of the association. Many
thanks are DUE the donor,
Park Place Missionary society Meets.
AT the regular NEE ting Of the mis-
sionary society q Fark Place Church
there was a large and enthusiastic
attendance. T. was red letter"
day in the society. Much business of
interest was transacted and much
money brought IN b, the "clreles' etc,
but the Growing therne of interest
1es the eagerness Of the ladies' to
attest their appreciation Of the un-
urinr cooperation and sympathy Of
Mrs. J. ]. Bradford IN their work OF
the four years she has labored with
Thorn.
In an appropriate and touching
speech the preride nt. Mrs r u. New
ell, presented Mrs. Bradford with a
purse Of gold assuring her that the
glft represented the deep esteem OF
the members Of the society, To which
Mrs Bradford responded in express
sions of appreciation.
The society feels very keenly the
loss OF loyal, Intelligent aud syinpa-
thetlc CO. worker IN her remocal from
the passionate at the approaching ses-