The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-07
FRITDA MEREDITH DIETZ, Editor.
Telephone Madison 1928.

on the life of william Carey. father
OF modern missions
a pleasant social hour followed the
reading. IN which current events were
discussed.
The next meeting OF the club, Mon
day, March IL. win be at the home
of Mrs II II. McVey. 14l7 Grove
avenue. Mrs. +, G. SVEN will dis
cuss Kiplng,
Personals.
Miss Belle Brishaw Is visiting her
parents in Newport News.
II. c. Nicholas is spending some
time at his home in Staunton.
r.. G. Hirons has returned to Cow
iugton. after n visit TO Richmond.
G.. c. Walker, Of Covington. who is
undergoing treatment at a hospital in
Richmond, is improving and will be
able TO return to his home this week,
Mrs Lille Gaines Phillips was n
week-end guest of Mr.. and Mrs w. j.
Phillips. in fredericksburg.
Mrs II. VI. Briawell and children
and Mrs. Evans Garrett, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. >Jas. n
Turner, in Fredericksburg, have re-
turned. to Richmond.
DIR. Montgomery VIII Speak.
Or Walter Montgomery, of the
chair of Latin NJ Richmond college,
viii talk on Folk Lore" at the lite
rary round table of the Woman's club
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock. DR..
Montgomery is secretary of tho Viz
Enia Society Of Folk Lore. Mrs.
Henry Aylctt Sampson is chairman
epf the afternoon.
Gintcr Park Woman's Club.
Josiah Ii. Combs will address the
Gnter Park Womans club this after
noon AT ! o'clock. in the parish house
OF 81 Thomas Episcopal church. His
subject will be Folk Songs Of the
Tennessee Mountains"
For Benefit OF Belgians.
There will be an old folks concert
a the school auditorium. Highland
Park, Thursday night March 3.
one of the best quartets in Rich
mond viii sing, The chorus has been
well drilled by Professor John Fon-
tainc. The ehd-time melodies. known
and loved by all. will be sung The
costumes will be representative of
Colonial days. Tho proceeds will go
To the Mothers club and a donation
made to the Belgian relief fund
Attractive Card and Tea Party.
Handsome gifts have been donated
by several of the leading jewelers. in
town 10 be awarded az prizes at the
card party to be given one week from
today Wednesday, March IA. by the
aumnae of Hollins. The party will
take place In the drawing rooms OF
w. fIt na Will o{r of
$50 o'clock. Those not playVg cards
may reserve tables for Va at
O'clock. Delicious home made del
icacies will feature at the tea The
proceeds will go toward a scholarship
fund for Hollins.
Mrs. George Morgan is president OF
the Richmond chapter. and the COM
mittee in charge OF the card party in
Guides Miss Brent witt chairman
Mrs. Frank Crump, Mrs. Douglas
Wander Hoof Miss Ruth Bell, Miss
Louise Currin and Mrs Gilbert Wei
don.
Tables for either tea or cards may
he reserved through Miss Ruth Bell
Monroe Terrace, telephone Madison
2325, and Miss Louise Currin. $40
West Franklin street, telephone Madi-
son 1896 Miss Keith Saville is chair
HlIil Dl the itiIcSItAtIit IbfIiiiilNltti
and will be assisted by Miss Ellen
Garland and Miss Mary Saville.
Regular Meeting of Kindergartners.
The regular monthly meeting Of
tho alumnae association of the Rich
mond Training School for Kinder
ertners will take place this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock 81 the Virginia Mechanics
Institute building. The hours has beer
changed for this meeting In order thai
the members may attend the lecture
on "School Gardens which Is to be
given at the John Marshall high
school at 4 o'clock, Miss Minnie l..
Davis supervisors of the primary de
partment of the public school, viii
address the alumnae on The Rela.
ton OF the Supervisors to the Teach
err"
Equal Suffrage League Meets.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Equal Suffrage League Of Richmond
Will be held. as usual. at 4 80 O'Clock
at suffrage headquarters Commercial
building. Second street, near Broad
on Thursday afternoon, Matters OF
interest are to be discussed,
Meeting of Board.
The board OF managers OF the Nir-
ginia Home for Incurables will meet