The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-21


OF the most interesting women IN TINS
country. Having been born in Russia,
where she spent tho first twelve years
of her life, she is thoroughly familiar
with conditions there Upon reaching
America she eagerly grasped the
educational opportunities OF the pun
Ito schools. after graduating from
which che did active work among the
immigrants of her own race. one OF
her books. The Promise Land, is an
account OF the authors experiences
before and after leaving her natlVe
Russia Mrs. william A. Crenshaw IS
chairman OF the committee OF ar
ranEements assisted by Mrs Chiles
FerrAlI and Mrs Moses D. Hoge' Ir'
DIR. Pratt TO Lecture.
AT <:s0 O'Clock DIR. Pratt will give
his lecture on Titan and italian
Art" at the Art Club, He is known
aa ons Of the best lecturers In the
city ana u VII be treat for the
members 10 hear him.
Hold Big Baxaar.
The hasaar 10 be held under the
aurpices OF the Catholic Woman
Club, in McGill auditorium. $40 Past
Grace street- from November 23 TO
80, Inclusive. will be formally opened
Thursday night by Rt Rev. d. j.
OConnen. bishop OF Richmond.
A series Of entertainment features
for the week will be in charge of
Mrs A L. Ward. of Lynchburg.
Each night has been given the title
OF the booth u will feature, the OPEN
ing TO be known as Cathedral Night"
in honor of tho revered guest who
will be present: following that st.
Peters" as next in rank, and 80 on.
- a~fg toN a fu
the shamrock. the wearing Of the
green and many other Irish tokena
The German element Is represented by
st Mary's"
Under the supervision OF Mrs, Fl. II.
%olte, refreshments will be served
and the usual diversions such as
fortune-telltng. postoffice. etc. have
been attractively arranged.
The purpose of the bazaar, to pay
for the property at Third and Cary
Streets recently opened as n residen CO
for self-supporting girls, is we'll known
to the Catholics OF the community,
and many who are not of that faith
have given generous aid. as the home
is not exclusively for Catholic girls.
The Rt Rev. II. st. George Tucker.
p, d. bishop Of Kyoto, Japan. will
speak at a missionary mass meeting
10 be held in st James' Church, Rich
mond, the Rev. q. Freeland Peter. rec
tor. on Friday evening. November "a,
ut s:15. The offering will be for
Bishop fuckers work In japan.
Country Store Here.
The Central Council OF the Daugh-
ters OF Liberty will open a Country
store on Thursday. November a. at s
j. NJ. in Edison Hall. Second and
Broad Streets. Tickets for entrance
into this novel store will be redeem
able
Personals.
nr. enf Mrs. Douglas Wander Hoof
have returned TO their home on West
Franklin Street, after spending n week
with friends IN Atlanta, Ga
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson have
closed their summer home Rock.
lands" near Gordonsvtlle. and are
now NJ their residence on West Frank
lin Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wexford ant
small son. of Wilmington. Del, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, T. Norman
Jones, OF West Avenue,
Mira. Lewis H. Rives and her sister
Miss Paige r. Lambert, OF Norfolk
are whiting Mira Jefferson Fl. Towel
at her homo on Park Avenue.
Mrs. Robert A. Shepard, of Rich
mond, is spending some time at tbs
Pocahontas Cottage. Virginia Beach
Mrs. william Thaihimer and young
son. william. IT.. have returned &c
Richmond, after a four weeks visit
with Mrs ThaIhimer's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith. o;
Washington. .. @.
Mrs william Graems Harvey. who
Whitlock Howard. has returned &c
her homo IN Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Ford and tibet,
daughter. Miss Virginia Ford. have
returned 60 Richmond. after an ex-
tended stay at Clifton, Fairfax
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Tyler, OF ParA
Avenue, left Sunday for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. They will return by
be the guests OF Mrs. Duffey for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. Roberta Dance, who spent the
summer at the Pocahontas Cottage
will spend some time In Richmond be-
fore returning to her home In Dan
vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Christian and
daughter, Mrs. Amber Johnston
have closed their cottage on Ocean
Avenue and returned to Richmond
Owens-Hagy.
Especial 10 The Richmond Virgtnian-
Abingdon. Va. Nov. 20-Miss Lo-
ratne Hagy, the popular daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Hagy. on satur-
day became ths bride OF Mr.. Harry
owens of Bristol. Va. the Rev. DR..
II. w. Leslie. Of Bristol. officiating
The couple e~oped TO Bristol In the
automobile OF Claude ("Ttlly") WALK
er, the Boston Red sox baseball star.
and were accompanied by Mr.. w. Nj.
Taylor. of Cleveland. Ohio.
BELIEVE NEWPORT NEWS
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