The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-02
to O'Clock in the home OF Mrs. NC
Weigh, li2S West Franklin street.
At the Wonlan's Club.

eiEn, lIZS west FRANKLIN SIreet.
At the Wonian's Club.
A charming musicale will be the
program of the woman's club for
Monday afternoon at 4;30 o'clock:
Mrs Alexander Guigon. chairman or
tho afternoon. will present the Wo-
mans Quartet of Richmond and Miss
Doris Baker, violinist The quartet
is composed OF Mrs, Skidmore, Miss
Gwnthmcy. Mrs Hamilton Smith, and
Mrs. Bethel. James L. Womble is d.
rector of the quartet and the accom-
PIANIST.
Hostesses for the afternoon include:
Mrs. l.. l. Lewis. Mrs. John @. Far
land, Mrs. T A. Carey, Mrs. Edward
c. laird. Miss Ellen Bagby. Miss Mary
sharp. Mrs Henry Harwood, Mrs.
BERNARD Robb, Mrs. Llewellyn Nc
Ney, Mrs. John G. Munce, Mrs. Cald-
well IApscomb, Mrs. Basil Gwathmey.
Mrs +. d. Hequembourg, Mrs. Pres
ten Carson and Miss Jean Trigg.
Miss Jones' Class.
Miss Lou Belle Catesby Jones will
discuss The Poems OF Tagore" at the
meeting OF her class today at noon
In her home, 6 North Second street
/ This will be the fourth week of the
class, which is at all times open to
new members.
DIR. Montgomery VIII Speak.
LIT. HHitSF hbntEOH1STS. VI ALt
chair of Latin at Richmond college,
Will talk on Folk Lore" at the lite
rary round table OF the Wonan's club
"Wednesday afternoon at 430 o'clock.
Dr. Montgomery is secretary OF the
Virginia Society OF Folk Lore. Mrs.
Henry Aylett Sampson Is chairman of
the afternoon,
Personals
Miss Antoinette Thiermann has re-
turned from Staunton. where she at
tended the dances OF the Staunton
/ Military academy, as the guest OF
/ Mrs. Thomas Hogshead.
Mrs Saunders Hobson has returned
J from New York, where she was q
guest al the Field-Perkins wedding.
Miss Annie Rose Walker and Mr..
Iohn G. walker have returned to
their home on West Franklin street
after a stay of several weeks In
Florida.
Social Service Meeting.
The annual meeting OF the Associa
tion Of Methodist Women for So
cial Service was held Wednesday in
Centenary Methodist church. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas the Tuberculosis
Society of Virginia proposes to ask
the next legislature for an appropria-
ton for a hospital for crippled chill
dren;, therefore. be II resolved: First,
that the Association OF Methodist Wo-
men for Social Service pledge Its
moral support and cooperation in
behalf Of this movement. Second.
that a committee of three be APP
pointed to confer with other organiza-
tions in the city for tho purpose OF
tcreating public sentiment for the es-
ia biz shment OF this institution
ThA following officers were elected
for rns~year: President. Mrs. r. +.
Micnaels. first vice president, Mrs j.
T. Mastin: second vice-president,
Mrs. II. II. Potts; third vice. president
Mrs. j. L. Wiltshre:i superintendent
Of publicity. Mrs. Emrt1ie Binns Wing
field; corresponding secretary Mrs. J.
II. Johnson: recording secretary, Mrs
James A. Richardson. treasurer Mrs
A. u. Quarles
Following the business, devotional
exercises were conducted by Mrs
Charles Sanders, followed by talk on
Visiting Nurses" by Miss Mamie
Minor. president OF the Instructive
Visiting Nurses association.
Chesterfield Chapter. U. u. q.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Chesterfield chapter. United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy. Will be held
this afternoon at o'clock In the
Baptist church. in Chester, A full
attendance Is urged.
DIR. Coffin VIII Lecture.
The Rev, Henry Sloan Coffin, pas
tor OF Madison-Avenue Presbyterian
church New York. will give a lecture
/, on China" In the auditorium OF the
Y NJ =. A this afternoon at 4
! O'Clock The affair is under tho aus
pieces Of societies IN St. Pauis church
Second Presbyterian church and
Covenant church. The pro-
cceds viii so to Presbyterian and
= Episcopal missions in China, and the
public IL invited to attend. There will
he silver Offering at the door,
NNiii Show Hamlet"
The Girls Social Service club and
! the school committee of Ginter Park
2 will open series of moving picture
shows this evening in the new schoo
. building at s o'clock. The entertain
ments are for the benefit of the work
/, OF these organizations. Forbes,
Robertson will re shown this week In
. Hamlet" and Clara KimbaIl Young
In a comedy, with musical program
TO follow.
Grubbs--Montague.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Wesley Gruhbs
Of Bristol Tenn, announce the mar
riage OF their daughter. Lydia Onyell
10 James Lewis Montague, of Chris
tiansburg. va. Owing to recent be-
reavement in the erooms family, the
ceremony was quietly performed at
7 The home Of tho brides sister, Mrs
Mildred McElratI. 20is West Main
street Richmond, After March 90,
Mr.. and Mrs. Montague VIII make
their home In Christiansburg, Va.