The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-01
rRIFDA MEREDITH DTT-TZ, Editor.
Telephone Madison 1928

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lin honor Of the out-of-town guests.
Those present were Or. Robert T..
Mitchell, DR. and Mrs Jones, Miss
Jones. Miss Virginia r. Bennett and
Miss Emily Waddill of Richmond.
Va; Mrs Gordon Rohannan, of Pc
tershurs Mr.. Joseph Mitchell. of
Washington, ID g.! Mrs. Hammond,
of New York city, Miss Minerva r.
Walker, Of HoldCroft Rev. A. ], Rem
forth. Of Grafton. Or and Mrs II
u. Stephenson. Miss julia Carlton and
Nh Joseph Carlton.
Personals.
ME- and Mrs. Henry \ French
whose wedding was an event Of last
week I'm Richmond. arrived ia At
that CITY Mrs French was formerly
Miss Jujia Mizelle
Mrs. Henry j, Stoffers of this city.
Wa guest If honor at number of
social functions during her visit with
relatives aud friends i'm Charleston,
= C.
Jefferson Family Reunion
Tile Monticello Graveyard associa-
ton through It's president. Colonel
Jefferson Randolph keaH Of Wash
inEton. invites the descendants Of
John Jefferson (progenGor 1879. NJ.
n. y. 1870. 10 "a family reunion al
Charlottesville. Va, May 6
The visitors WI assemble At the
home OF Mrs w. o. ~ Randolph at
~ A. NJ \ luncheon and a trip to
Monticello followed by the meeting.
10. rY4VF T.. /.
Al expecting to attend the luncheon
VIII please notify MISS Elizabeth Ran
dotph. Charlottesville. Va. and those
having no conveyance for the trip to
Monticello are requested 10 notify MIR.
George Scott Sharkleford. University
Of Virginia.
Travel Talk ~ Interest.
Miss Florence Pfple Will give n
travel talk on Norway and Sweden at
The residence Of Mrs. John r. Robin
son, Forest Htl. on Thursday after
noon at 80 o'clock The occasion
will he silver tea for the benefit of
the parish guild OF the Church OF the
Good Shepherd
Mrs. burroughs Recovering.
The many frients OF Mrs. A. NJ.
burroughs, 30S West Grace street
who met with IL serious accident. hay
ing been thrown from j. street car
last Thursday, viii be pleased 10 learn
that she is slowly improving. though
7'lI under the, care Of her family
physician.
AZ the Art Club
.The PhilanthropA Of Mother
Goose" will be the subject of a lee
ture by Mrs, Edith Clark Cowles at
the Art club this afternoon at 4:3o
n
her talk with readings from Mrs 4
u r, Whitley's Mother Goose for
Grown ps." Mrs CowIes is English
instructor In the Kindergarten Train
Ing school, and her lecture promises
to be of unusual interest Mrs Lee
titia Osborne Is chairman OF the aft
tcrnoon Hostersas are Mrs John u
Clothier Mrs. Zane Sims and Mrs.
Richmond Moore. Tea will be served
by Misses Elizabeth Freeman, Eliza
beth Warrick, Norma Houston, Nir-
GINA Page and Virginia Jackson
The Musicians' Club
The annual business meeting and
election Of officers of the Musicians
.'cihh win take place tomorrow MORN
ing st / O'Clock in the auditorium OF
the Womans club, This is a very
important meeting. and it is hoped
that every active member of the
club will attend.
The associate members Of the club
are cordially invited to be present
and ii is hoped that there will he
sufficient interest in the reports of the
past very successful season and in
the plans for next season to insure
"a large attendance.
First Aid Classes.
Classes in home dietetics and first
ak of
North Fifth street, tomorrow. Phone
the educate secretary Miss Smith.
for details--Randplph $40 ~
Pound Party For Orphans.
The Ladies' OF Charity will hold a
pound party tomorrow at st. Joseph's
orphanage Fourth and Marshall
streets, from 10 A NJ. to P. NJ.
A committee OF ladies from each par
tst will be present to receive dona-
lions OF groceries. canned goods. etc
All OF the charitably disposed are in
vited to attend
This appeal IS made IN consequence
OF the high cost Of living.
VIII Meet Today.
The woman's Missionary society OF
Park Place church will hold its regu-
lar meeting this afternoon at 4
o o'clock All women OF the church are
cordially invited
A. =. V. A. Meeting
The Association for the Preserva =
tion OF Virginia Antiquities will hold
a very important meeting this morn
ing al II o'clock IN the John Mar
shall house.
Cadets Plan Ball.
The cadets OF John Marshall High
school are planning a military ball
for the evening Of Friday. May ~
The Grays' armory' will be beautifully
decorated with American flags for the
occasion a large orchestra will play
for the dancing and refreshments VIII
be served Paul McFal1 is chairman
of arrangements.
Birthday Surprise Party.
The Misses Weinstein. OF ] ga Floyd
avenue were hostesses at surprise
party last evening in honor OF their
brother, Samuel Weiasteln, who Cele-
brated his twenty first birthday The
party also took the form Of fare
well entertainment as Mr. Weinstein
has enlisted in the medical corps.
supper was served al II o'clock and
the evening closed with dancing.
ld-FasIioDed Picnic.
The class OF Geo. A. Mortlaud, OF
the seventh Street Christian Sunday
school, will give picnic OF the old
fashioned kind IN Joseph Bryan park
next Saturday, All members are ex-
pected TO attend.
Plans for commencement