The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
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the usual informal reception IN tbs
drawing rooms. Mrs. Basil Gwathmey
LA chairman OF the afternoon. The pro
I gram arranged promises and inter
eating season. Miss Kathryn Riggs
q prominent young harpist- Of wash
inston, and Foster Barnes popular
baritone viii be the artists OF the
evening. shepherd Webb, the we'll
known pianist VIII accompany Mr.
Barnes
At the reception following tea and
coffee will be poured by Mrs F. y.
Hecuembcurg. Mrs, John Brocken-
breagh. Mrs Thomas Whittet. Mrs.
George Warren. Mrs Lewis AyietL
Mrs. Norman Call Mrs. Robert Ryland
Gwathmey. Mrs. George Jennings, Mrs
Stanyarne Williams Miss jean Field
and Miss Ellen Gu!gcn.
with the serihblerS.
The Scrihblerx meet at sac o'clock
"Wednesday evening with Mrs. Henry
Ayiett Sampson. 1921 West avenue.
Fer the next two months the scriehlers
will meet regularly every Wednesday
evening al the same place.
With College NoEncn.
The Southern Association of COL
iegs Women, Elchfaond branch, held
IT'S first meeting Of the year on We'd
nes5ay afternoon at the Collegiate
scnaoi. Mrs. ". II. Tiiaman. 1r-. pTest-
dent presiding. Reports we're heard
frcrn all standing committees and an
enthusiastic year was indicated. NiE-
oreus work IS planned by the commit
tee on Standardization of high schools
and preparatory schools IN the state
OF which Dean Keller e. Wesyhamp-
ten college Is chairman. This commit
TEE has an important function. IL has
outlined a p.sn for dividing the state
into sections for Investigation as II
the equipment ana standard OK the
schools. and for following w the In
formation thus derived THE commit
tee on scholarship reports the various
existing scholarships in colleges that
are availab1e 20 Southern girls hy ap-
p44ra.4e44 ara e@Ea- patti tive ~4ssst ton
The branch by unanimous vote passed
resolutions TO Re sent % THE medical
( faculty Of the Medical College OF NiT-
1inta, fa~oring the movement for CO.
education at that institution and "A
committee was appointed 10 see that
4 the various colleges represented IN
the branch be informed that the mat
ter is to be voted upon the first Thurs
day in November, that they mas find
thu prevailing sentiment TN their STU
dent hodias and express II accoTdipEj1.
Godmother's League
Nrs. William a Chestwocd, chair
man Of the God Mothers for the Ninth
Z Virginia GOsAre III AAfAFE1 A&i Pot f4A4tFff7 =
all women interested in The soldiers
welfare. and those who have sons,
brothers husbands relatives or friends
an this company IN IL aiming at. Ola
Point to meet In her home 2iie East
Grace street TtfeFAay afteFaaeh ST {
o'clock This meeting is 70 secure 81
goamother FOR each solder in the
COMPANY and ali the ladies from all
over the city are urged 10 he present
will nTaEAGa
For social service.
The Association Of Methodist Worner
Cor Social Service, win meet Wednes-
dsyNafternoon at 4 o'clock in Cen
tenary church. Miss Lacy Mason WI
speak and her subject will he. Safe
guarding the Home"
Confederate society.
4 called meeting OF the Confederate
= Memorial Literary society witt h~ hett
wednesday In the museum at II a. III.
westhamrton Aiumnat.
The westhampton AIumuae agsocia'
zion Of Richmond college. viii NEE
at the home OF Atiss Sadie Epge1berg
3ooT West Grace street Wednesday,
October 81. at 4sn p NJ Tmportan
meeting Social hour will follow,
Business women Meet.
In spite OF the rain, the Business
wotnsns club Of the Y. w G. A. helc
very Interesting meeting In the as
ISOLATION building Friday evening. 4
plan was formulated for the purchase
of liberty bonds through the club, Th'
committee who volunteered to receivt
subscr iptionS included Miss Grace
Rohleder. 20s Postoffce building; Mis-
NJ 8, Racket. the Duplex Envelop
company. Miss Mary p. Jordan, thu
SAmsriean Na4i@aal bark; Miss IdR sar
way Y. w G.. A., Mrs G n nusse5 g
North Lombardy street. Anv subscrtp
tions sent this committee VIII be sub
scribed for through the Business Wo
mans club All nenters considering
the purchase Of bonds are requested &
communicate with one Of the forego
tng committee
Miss Katharine HAYES delivered
very interesting address on the need
OF girls and women AT home an
j abroad. She endeavored 20 impress
4 upon those present that all wonlen ar
Sstheir sisters and brothers keepers. an
thAt-eaoh one must 40 her part 70 helF
Mrs Houston, general secretary Q
the Roanoke association, told some
thing Of the ambitions and ideals o
her Association. and extended n yer
Arprdiai invitation 70 th~ bushes
women Of Richmond TO visit the Roa
noks womans' club