The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

woman's department OF a big news
paper.
She became interested in the suf-
frage question. st first favorably. but
after much study and comparison OF
laws obtained by women with and
without the vote, Miss Price was LED
TO strong opposition.
Miss Price has addressed congress
sional committees and the Legislatures
Of many States. She was the second
woman who ever spoke from the
Speakers platform in the Connecticut
Legislature by special invitation OF us
members. AS Chautauqua speaker
Miss Price has taken in Ohio, New
York. Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
fand other States and has always been
matched against the best orators IN
the suffrage ranks.
1t is TO Miss Price more than 20 any
other individual that the anti-suffrage
attribute the tremendous defeat OF
womans suffrage in Ohio in 1914 by
1890 majority an increase of near
ly 100000 over the 1912 vote on sur
frage in that State, when It was de-
feated by $1,000.
Miss Price Is field secretary OF the
Ohio Association Opposed to Woman's
Suffrage, an attractive young woman
who states the case against suffrage
in a quiet, magnetic manner, with
such obvious sincerity and such deep
personal knowledge of the subject that
her hearers are convinced that her
side is the right slde--the womanly
side of this great public question.
Dansant on February 9.
The annual dansant will be given
/ by the Board Of Managers OF the Re-
treat For the Sick on the evening OF
Tuesday. February s. at .he Hotel
+ Richmond There will be speciality
dancing and this will be most bril-
! liant affair The list of patronesses
include some of the most prominent
women of the city and they are the
following: Mesdames George Ainslie,
Charles Straus. Joseph Levy, Sam
Mcneil, w NJ. Habliston, J. b.
Swartwout. H. Stuart Jones, w. T.
Oppenhimer, Beirne Blair, r. S,
Blankepship, c. f. Boiling st. Julien
Oppenhimer. st. George Bryan, Gran
t wife Valentine, j. s. Bryan, Lawrence
Price Sally Nelson Robins, Clarence
Milheiser, Sam Cohen, NJ. E. Mar
cuse, Frank Powers. f, T. d. Myers,
Mcdonald Wexford c. jennings Wise.
w. r. Trigg. Jr. B. r. Morgan, Neil
/ d Sills. Horace w. Jones. T. w. FAR
cell. Irving Kaufman, r. s. Garcine,
J. Taylor EI1erson, Pauline Thai
! himer, W. Schwartzchild Charles
LAdenburg, Meade Addison, Milford
Crutchieid, II. L. Cabell, NJ. B. Ro-
senbaum, r. Fl. Gunst st. George
! Cooke, william Russell Jones, Stuart
Mtcksny. Arthur Levy, Henry c.
Straus. Fred Peasants. Arthur Can
non, p. l. Conquest f. 0. McCabe,
S, w Travers, N. J.. Massey, o. H.
Funston and L N. Norris
The st. Cecilia Choral Club will
} civ 9rr+ in TeffaT-
son auditorium on the evening Of
Friday. February 4, at $50 o'clock,
The club Is under the direction Of
Mr.. Flaxington Harker and the pro-
cecds Of the entertainment Will go 10
the social workers of the Nurses Set
Element. Mr.. Norman Call will be the
soloist and Mr.. John Wesley Starnes
will be the accompanies. Tickets are
on sale at the Corley Company.
charming program has been ar
ranged, which will be as follows:
Two-part songs--(a) THE Lord lie
. My Shepherd" (SmarD. (b) Duet OF
the Stars" (Chaminade).
Vocal--Prologue. "Pagliacci" (Ieon-
cavallo), Mr.. Norman Cali.
where" (Denza), 90 Nearest and
Dearest" (Caracciolal, (c) THE
Girls OF Seville" (DenEa).
I Vocal-(a) Thou Art like Unto q
n Flower Lizst), (b) Itch liebe dich'
b (Grieg) Mr.. Norman Call.
), Two-part song-"Sing. Smile, Stun
II Der" (Gounod).
t Three-part song>'Tn the Boat
> (Grieg).
: "Vocal-"The Two Grenadiers'
d (s'chumann). Mr.. Norman Call.
=. Three-part song-"At Twilight
e (FrimD, Simplify" from Fire Fly
e (FrimD.
St Patrick's Benevolent and Social So
Ciety TO Entertain.
a St PatriCks Benevolent and Socia
!. Society Will entertain in their new
!. school hall, Twenty-sixth and Grace
4 Streets, on the evening of Tuesday
o February /. 1916. at S:15. Mr.
-. Charles O'Donnell, Kenneth Goode
two well-known end men of the Ar
lington Minstrels. will he their guests
> for the evening and will t.dd to the at
q traction. Later in the evening dane
ing will be the feature
Benefit Dansant.
The Florence Nightingale Circle o,
the Kings Daughters will give dan
SAINT at the Richmond Hotel on the
evening of Tuesday. February l. The
:. proceeds will go to the Shelterinf
, Arms Free Hospital The circle ha!
- given several dansants in years gone
!, by and they have always been among
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