The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-24
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afternoon at the formal opening of the
season. TITO little volume contains ex-
cellent Illustrations OF the interior OF
the club, the foyer, auditorium and
drawing room. The title page of the
report bears this timely quotation:
The present calls, Awake
There is no time to idle on life''
wayi
The opportunity TO learn, to help. te
do is now!
Now is the time to act, Awake"
Tho book opens with the history OF
the club and its first officers. AS the
report WAS made st the close of the
season In May list of the officers Of
1916-iaI7 precedes the officers OF the
coming season 19I7-191S who are Mrs,
I. Allison Hodges. president; Mrs. L.
l.. Lewis, first vice president; Miss
May Moore. second vice president;
I Miss Adele williams. recording secre-
tary: Mrs Chiles NJ Terrell. cores
= bonding secretary: Mrs william A,
Crenshaw, treasurer: Mrs. Margaret
Weddel, assistant treasurer. and
! Mrs A. w. CARRIER, custodian.
The board of governors of the club
! I'm addition to the officers includes:
Mrs. s II Halves, Mrs. Thomas Cary
/ Johnson. Mrs Arthur scrivenor, Miss
/ MARY tTEPHNHtW JOIThtOfIt wi o. hpGSD
/ D. TIoge Mrs BENJAMIN o. James.
Mrs Alexander Guizon. Mrs John
| Hunter and Miss Caroline Holiday
| The chairmen of committees for the
coming season are: music. Mrs. Basil
/ NJ Gwafhmey; art. Miss Emma Whit
! field: literary. Mrs Thomas Cary John =
| SON lectures. Mrs. J. Allison Hodges;
philanthropy. Mrs. Marshall NJ Gil
! liam: welfare. Miss Caroline Holiday;
house Mrs John Hunter hospitality.
| Mrs J Taylor Elbson; grounds. Mrs.
| II. ". Ellington; auditorium Miss May
Moore.
The excellent report of the presi-
! dent. Mrs Hodges. delivered at the
! close Of last season. gives the graft
/ fvtnE results OF the year and summar-
| izea the work in all departments of the
club
The reports OF the recording secre-
tary Of last season Miss Adele Will
liams: the corresponding secretary.
Miss May I. Moore; the treasurer Miss
Matte Harris and Miss Margaret Wad-
dell; the chairman OF the auditorium.
Mrs w. A Crenshaw. and the report
of Admiral Harrie Webster. who con-
Quoted the monthly card tournaments,
| follows.
Three members Of the club were
taken away by death last season, Mrs.
c. w. =. Brock, Mrs. j. r. Cox. Jr.,
and Mrs. r. Il. Thomasson.
directory of the 455 club mem
bers is included in the volume and
the report closes with q copy OF the
constitution and bylaws. 1t Is a well
edited reference book for the members
giving all information relative to thu
club The twenty fourth season of
the clubs activities has been launch
ed
Engagement OF Interest.
Mrs f. Freeman cambridge an
no7lnces the engagement OF her
daughter. Constance, to DR. Richard
Dabney Anderson. u. g. A. The mar
rio sc will take place this month In the
home of the bride. Ivy, Albermarle
county.
Announcement Luncheon.
Saturday afternoon in Roanoke Miss
Myrtle Dawn TAnKhorn entertained
twenty of her friends at luncheon
during the course OF which her en-
gagement and approaching marriage
to George Richard Frazer, of Roanoke.
was announced The wedding Will
take place Tuesday, october 80
Coyner--Coincr.
Zion Lutheran church of Waynes-
boro was the scene Wednesday morn
Ing of pretty wedding Awhen Miss
Reba Belle Coinsy. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. p. Coiner. became
the bride of vastine Coyner. the cere-
mony being performed by the pastor
Rev c. A. Marks.
The bride was attired in 81 brown
broadcloth travelling suit with ac-
cessories TO match and had as her
maid Of honor Miss Mary nase. Of
stanton. who wore a dress of taupe
and carried pink chrysanthemums
Russell Brewer of Akron, o, was best
man. The brides maids wore white
organdy with large black hats and
carried yellow chrysanthemums and
were Miss Ruth Grove with Fred
Conner. Miss Mary Hincr with George
Keiser and Miss Julia Keiser with
Clark Kosen. The usherH were Cecil
Layman Earl Brown. Ralph Wine and
Frank Heiner and the wedding march
was played. by Miss / ena Huffman.
After a Nothern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Coyner will make their home near
Waynesboro.
Catholic Women Meet.
All of the Catholic women In Rich
mond have been invited to meet in
the parlor of Murphy's hotel this af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Bishop O'Con-
nell will address them on an interest
ing matter
Ghost Party.
There will be a ghost party on Fri
day evening of this week at O'Clock
IN the rectory of the Church of the
Holy comforter Numerous ghosts
will receit the guests and II promises
to be a merry affair.
Literary Society Meets.
A meeting of the Confederate
Memorial Literary society has been
called for this morning at IL o'clock.
The meeting will be held in the Con-
federate museum.
Council OF Jewish Women.
The executive committee OF the
Council of Jewish Women will meet
this morning at II o'clock IN the board
room OF the Beth Ahaba temple.
For the Home for Incurabies.
Today Is donation day for the Viz
ginia Home for lncurables A com
rnittee will he at the home all day to
receive contributions Mrs. William
Habliston, Mrs. John Murphy, and
others are in charge of this annual
affair.
OF Interest Today.
OF much interest in the city today
OF the wedding in New Castle, N. n.
OF Lieutenant Robert White Terrell.
tho SON ~ Mr. and Mrs {thifes Nj