The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-15
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Gootie>-Osborne.

AFR. and Mrs. Charles Archer os-
borne, of Keysville, Va. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Annie
Eliza beth, to Lewis Bouldin Goode, OF
Chase City, Va. the ceremony having
taken place at Morton Hall, Keysville
Va, October 20.
Returns TO Fort Oglethorpe.
Sergeant JamCs b. Cleary, of the
Richmond Howitzers, has returned to
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, after ten -day
furlqueh spent here with his parents.
James River Garden Club.
The James River Garden club will
meet In the home of Mrs. o. j. Sands,
Westmoreland Place. on the after
noon of Monday, November 10. at
$40 o'clock. DR.. carp Thomas will
continue his interesting lecture. The
Relation of Bacteria to the Soil of
Plant Growth
At the WOman's Club.
Monday afternoon at the Woman's
club Miss Maude Wetmore will speak
Work " ISIS Wetmore is the presi-
dent of the woman's department Ma
tional Civic federation and president
of the National League for Woman's
Service. Miss Caroline Holiday is
chairman of the afternoon.
Whittle Memorial Circle.
The White Memorial circle OF
Kings Daughters meets this afternoon
at o'clock with Mrs. John Light
foot, 922 West Grace street.
Daughters of 1912.
The Dorothee Payne Madison chap
ter of the Daughters of 1912 meets at
Ii O'Clock this morning in room $50,
the Jefferson hotel.
AT the Art Club.
The Art club was pleased Tuesday
afternoon witt, a paper on Light
Horse Harry Lee" read by Arthur B
Clarke, president OF the Virginia So
ciety, Sons of the American Revolu-
ton. He had prepared the paper to
read at the unwilling of the statue
OF General Nathaniel Creme at Gull.
ford c. H., N c. Mr.. Clarke was
appointed by Governor Stuart to off,
ciate on this occasion.
Tuesday MIR. Clarke reviewed the
geneaology of the Lee family from
Launcelot Lee. of Loudon. France
who went to England with William the
Conqueror. His descendant, Light
Horse Harry" Lee, was born in 1885,
and was the father of Robert E. Lee
He was a daring cavalry officer IN
the Revolutionary war, rising to lieu.
his was considered the finest corps
that made Its appearance In the war
He distinguished himself at Guilfore
c. H, and at the sieges of Fort Wat
son, CRANKY and Augusta He dice
from wounds received assisting
friend and he was buried in Cum Der,
land o. His remains were brought
TO Virginia In 1912. Mr. Clarls lee
ture was both interesting and ia
structing.
Artists Recital
The Musicians club introduces Os
sip Gabrilowitsch in a piano concer
tonight at SIS o'clock in the Jeffer
son auditorium.
! Wiilcox-Jenkins.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Summerfielt
Jenkins, OF Norfolk. have issued in
vitations to the marriage of thei
daughter. Ester Leavens. TO Westmor,
( Wilcox. Jr.. ensign, L. s. v. r. f.
Saturday. November II, at 30 e.eloei
at 531 Warren Crescent. Only tn
/ immediate families and out-of town
guests will be present
/ WIN Play in Norfolk.
John Powell. the noted pianist. vii
play in Norfolk on November 10 Il
the Colonial theater with the Russian
Symphony orchestra. The virginian
riot says OF MIR. POWELL:
He has everywhere been hailed b
the foremost critics as on of the lead
ing performers on his chosen instru
ment known to the concert goin
world OF today.
There can be no question as to MI
Powells right to q place among tn
elect, and his coming appearance her
is eagerly anticipated.
+ 1t also quotes appreciative crit
cisms from the LondoN Globe. L
Petit Partisan, of Paris the New Yor
Tribune, the Boston Herald and III
Chicago Daily News.
DIR. McVea Here.
DR.. Emily McVea, OF Sweet Bria
college, Is the guest OF Mrs. Herber
i Worth Jackson.
Entertain Camp Lee Officers
Misses Marian and Jacque Minte
entertained at a weekend party a
their home near Lakeside in honor G
Lieutenants LOOMS, Harding and Eek
man,of Camp Lee. Among those pres
ent Were; Misses Carrie Berkele,
Starr Hall. Fay Francis and Leli
leopard; Messrs. Eugene Harrison
Winston Wood and Hundley Mintel
Dancing was INDUCED in until lat
hour Saturday evening,
OF Interest at the II. w. C. A.
As Christmas draws near, intere.
In fruit cake making increases at tn
Y, w, c. A. Evening classes, in ad
dition to the regular morning one
scheduled for Mondays. Thursdays an
Fridays, are being formed. BY max
ing the cake, a minimum cost pric
is secured. Many ladies are avaiiin
themselves of this opportunity 10 ha,
real home made cakes this year.
The class in millinery will have Il
second lesson on Friday at o'ciocl
Many stylish hats are being made b
the members of the class. Miss Bel
tina Wenzel. a milliner and teacher
many years experience, Is the instrut
! tor. New members are still comm
} into the class.
Very pretty and attractive music
Z being sung by the Choral club und,
the direction OF John George Harri
] The club now has a membership
: about twenty Ave, a good number II
l this new musical organization. 1t
( expected to be a strong and perm;
r nent part of the Y. w. c. A. All ne
mem bers are cordially invited ar
: welcomed to the clubs weekly NEE
/ ing on Thursdays at P. NJ
.ITHf NFW clI0MfI FINF