The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-28

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, begin at 4;3a o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Tough is well posted on her sub
lect and Is an Interesting speaker
with most pleasing personality.
Memorial Literary ~ocicty.
Confederate Memorial Literary So
caety will meet this morning at ] |
o'clock at the Confederate museum, !
All mcmhers are urged TO he present, !
! as matters Of Importance Will he dis
$ussed.
Dr Brady Talks Tonight.
Or. William A. Brady, whose health
talks appear in Richmond daily.
Wit lecture under auspices of the
Girls club Of the Belle Bryan Day
I Nursey tonight at S:I5 o'clock in the
auditorium Of the Jefferson hotel,
DR.. Brady's subject will be Growing
old and flushing it Up, OF, Every
hody's Ailment" Mrs, st. George
Bryan is president of the club, the
vice-pre sdent being Mrs. Douglas
+ Gordon; the treasurer rs Miss Evelyn
Gordon. and the secretaries Mrs. Il.
Stewart Hume and Miss May Lindsay.
Z The lecture viii hc one of the most
Interesting OF the season, as the
speaker is well known here by name.
Tickets may be obtained from mem
hers of the club. Members of the
club are Aesdames Granville Gray,
Edward Mayo, Robert Cabell God
win Toykn Gordon smith, Hiram
smith Roosevelt TrimhIe. Horace
Hswcs peSoto Fitztierald. Garrett
Buckner Wall. Thomas Armistead, the
Misses Marion Harris, Nan Lindsay,
Nellie Tompkins BESSIE Watkins,
EHzabeth Davenport. Louise Lewis,
Frances Darlington. Caroline Preston,
Margaret Miller, Mary Johnson. Mary
Boyd Corhu Spicer and Anne War
rem.
Scribblcrs' Club Tomorrow.
The Wednesday meeting of the
scy.bhlors' club has been postponed
until tomorrow, Thursday evening,
at : 30 o'clock. when il will meet at
the home Of Frieda Dietz, 2l00 Stuart
avenue
Annual Mec,iag Friday.
The annual meeting OF the Vir-
GINA Association Opposed to Wo-
mans Suffrage will be held Friday
morning at II o'clock in room $50,
jefferson hotel. Dues may be paid
at this meeting Al members are
urged to attend
Cathedrais at Art Club.
From quaint medieval Chester
through the old Roman gate at the
end of famous Waiting street, around
North Hampton. To Norwich and Var
mouth and Ely and finally stopping
in London ran the rapid scenic route
shown by Mrs. \. T.. -. Bailey for
merly Of England but now of Rich
mond at the Ar Club of Richmond
Yesterday afternoon. Dr. 0rie Hatch
er could not speak as she had intend
ed. SO Miss Nora houston introduced
the eyer-welcome friend OF the club.
Mrs Bailey.
To say that the views of old cathe-
drals, built or started in tie earliest
days OF history are interesting is
mildly expressing the effect they ha d
on the club members. They were
Fascinated and had there not been
so many to be seen. longer exposure
and Il closer examination would have
been the pleasure of the meeting.
Mrs BaiIey's method Of explaining
the pictures added to their charm.
Not only did she recount anecdotes
and point out the fine specimens of
architecture ana decoration. bnt she
gave historical foundations for the
ma jority OF the points of interest.
The town Of Chester on the river
Dee. which adds title to the Prince
Of Wales and which title he uses
when travelling incognito. was shown
from all angles. More relics of the
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