The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-10
DIR, McVra Returns.

DIR. McNra fsstuFHS
Dr Emily w McVes, president Of
Sweet Briar college, who visited IN
Richmond during the early winter, re
firms today to be the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Worth Jackson, al
1914 West Franklin street
\ Disting uisi,ed Visitor.
Or Virginia e Gildersieeve. dean
IF Barnard college. New York Will
arrive In this city this morning 10 ne
with Hiss Helen Baker AT Gresham
court for the week end. Dr. Colder
sleeve viii officiate at the breaking
If ground for the new huildiT c Of
the COLLEGIATE school fot Girls. which
is 30 he on Monument avenue. The
ceremony will be this morning 1T II
O'Clock and viii be participates in by
.he entire faculty and student BODY Of
ne school. also the student body OF
me Stratford school. which IS 10 he
Incorporated IN the larger institution
next session A. o'clock tom git This
distinguished educator will address
The neCoveriy club In the assembly
hall OF the school \ few guests have
been asked TO hear Or. Glider -iaeve,
who is coming to Richmond q, the
invitation Of the class OF 1918. The
dean Of Barnard was the principal
speaker at the first annual commence
n,ent OF the Collegiate SchooI for
Girls taking place last June III the
auditorium Of the Woman's club.
where she delighted large audience.
Mrs Moriu Returns
Mrs E z Motif; and her grand
son Samuel Jackson. small son of Mr..
and Mrs Herbert Worth Jackson. or
fel4 West Franklin street return -
Richmond today from Washington.
where Mrs Mo;.Itt was the guest OF
her sister. Mrs 4. ", Bagley, and
Master Jackson was the guest az the
sons OF Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Daniels
Entertained in Newport News.
OF interes' here is the following
affair given In Newport News:
Mrs q = Iamkin entertained
number b. her friends Monday even
ing at her home on Twenty iShth
street Misses Ruth Ford. Of Ports
mouth. and Helen Woodhouse Of Foa-
noke served the guests, who Tere
Misses Carrie Fuller. OF New York.
Susan Hopkins. OF Gretna Va; MARY
Bland, Of Richmond; Ellen walsh. Of
Petersburg; Pose Black, of G"oFFih.
Dolly Webb. Florence Smith, Mae
BELLE Hope. Virginia Dare, Mabel
Stephenson. Margaret Porter SassrS.
ira johnson. Bert Dawson lloyd
White. Joseph West Stanley Ta'nes.
t3corge Royal. Thomas HitehrosE and
~. r. Iamkih
The wed ding IS announced hr'e OF
Aiss Mar Agnes salmon and Harry
~, Vaughan. the ceremony having
taken place February 20 in Halifax,
y. g.. Miss salmon is the daughter
of Mrs NJ. + salmon. OF Petersburg.
ta'merh. Of Clover. Mr.. Vaughn ~
me son OF Mrs e. r, Naugh7". of
Nan Meadows Va. They VII make
their home in Petersburg.
philadeipilians Arrive.
My and AIRS Atherton b. NaAit Ugh
as IN Their tAeo Children. Master Ed-s
teard W&1ltigf aud Miss Patsy End-'
},t2h. af Philadelphia. arrive to}ay to
lee with Mrs Nadleighs mother and
sster Alrs- G. A, Whyte and Miss
l.aSinia Whyte on Harrison stree;
Baraca Class Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Bottom ana
their son. y. Davis Bottom, o. lliKh-
and Park entertained the Fafaca
ciass of the North side Baptist church
iH their home last evening. The house
raS attractlVeY decorated with tiara
"a colors and music WIS furnished by
NJ. Otis piAou. Refreshments were
+"tNet, the punch bowl being presided
over by Miss Mamie Putze. Of High
land Park. MI William S, Propst.
tie winner 81 contest. was awarded
Bible TO yonng MI Bottom
onc Week from To-day.
Madame Frances Huard. wife Of the
4jeprated French artist and o. cial
N.lLtafy illustrator OF the French
umy. Charles Huard, Will lecture
March :. at sac o'clock IN the JEFF
fersou hotel auditorium for the btne-
" OF her hospital In Paris operated
for the relief OF wounded so hers.
Tickets will he on sale at the hotel
t'esk and al Hunters book store,
Madame Hoard IS the author Of
All interesting little book. MY Home
xxshf Pb "a
jrawn from her experiences during
the war on the French front. Her
home, the Chateau Villiers. In the
AiSne district, about sixty miles west
Of Paris, was used az the German
field headquarters during the 'Yance
ON Paris. After the retirement 81 the
German army. Madame Hne"d re-
turned 20 her home, and after re-
arranging the once magnificent hs-
team. turned II into a hospital for the
care Of wounded soldiers. hotN Ger
msn and French.
Later. wishing To gain better F~cili-
ties and more adequate medical at
teution for the wounded men. she
moved to Paris and with her own
means. 10 a great extent, carried on
the work OF relief. Her means were
rot sufficient for long continuance
of the work. however, and she Is now
touring this country 10 raise fanda
FAR pursuing the Tabor Of love"
Pcr~oneis.
NJ " Gayle has returned to his
home IN Newport News after visiting
ltls daughter Mrs " S Colonna, in
thjs city.
Mrs, Vincent Bacgampo. who has
been spending some tine with her
parents NJ and Mrs Charles Alex
3nder in Wavnesboro, has returned
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