The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-07

while you wait, you may get little
books OF pictures taken on the French
battle front and officially stamped by
the French government. you may
come in costume yourself and enjoy
watching others In "camoufiage cos
TUNES" and you may dance to your
hearts delight at the cauiouhage ball
10 he given IN the Jefferson hotel au-
dtorium on Saturday evening at $3.50
O'clock Of this week 70. the joint
benefits OF the Working Girls club
and the American fund for the French
wounded. The camoufiage ball is
something - distinctly new that II
will he OF unusual interest, Mrs. II
Goodwin Boykin Is chairman OF the
advertising and she Is assisted In
preparations for the ball by 4 num-
Der of prominent women. Mrs. Rob
ert O. Cabell is reserving tables for
the ball ut her apartment In Monroe
Terrace telephone Randolph 797.
She rs also president OF the club.
Captain Boulanger and Mr. Ros-
trup. both artists, will draw the car
toons at "a camout1sged booth Miss
Alice Marcuse in her Joan of Arc cos
tune will assist Mrs, Hiram Smith
and Mrs. Gordon Smith at the booth
Ns'SVE 2 NV NAt' a. htFhS HSAA bS pfH
played. The usual refreshments may
ne had at booths preRided over by Al
tractive young girls all in costume,
Governor and Mrs. Davis have taken
a table and are entertaining six guests
at the ball. They have announced
that they will come In costume. The
French mission from Camp Lee will
also be prominent at the ball. Tick
cts are at Corley's, schwarzschild's =,
the Jefferson Crenshaw's and straus'.
At the womaH'm Club
One Of this most. distinguished men
who have visited Richmond this sea
son. Or. Il H. Baumgardt witt be
heard at the Woman's club Monday
afternoon at o'clock on the interest.
ing subject: The Latest From the
Heavens" pr, BaumRardt ia an as
'roncnar OF International reputation. /
H. was born in Switzerland. bat is an
American at heart and has spent most
# his life In California, where he has
member OF the National Geographic =
one of the lecturers at Column |
oia university, and a member OF many !
aTge societies Of research He will /
Illustrate his lecture with lantern !
siidss that are said to be remark able. !
Mrs John G Munce 10 chairman OF !
The afternoon and she requests that
members be prompt and FOR this ona
time meet at o'clock. as the speak I
IRIS time i'm the city is very limited
and he will have 90 close his lecture |
-arly.
Hostessea at the informal reception |
following the lecture will be: Mes /
DANES Robert Reynolds, william s. !
Gordon, II. Howle, James Green, Her /
bert jackson. Lewis IAarua Sam, Budd.
Archer Jones, Miss Emma Sampson
and Miss Alice Jones,
Musical T~n at Club.
A musical tea wifi be given by the
members Of the Woman's club on wed
aesday afternoon in honor Of the
trained nurses Of Richmond. SO many
Of whom have offered their services In
camps at home and hospitals abroad.
The musical program will begin at s
o'clock and the members OF tha club
are anxious to make the occasion most
pleasant as a ANAL tribute 10 the Rich
fnond nurses. Miss Caroline Holiday
Ia chairman of the afternoon.
The Every Monday Ciub.
The most important meeting Of the
season Of tho Every Monday club will
he this week with Mrs. n. L. Lay
field. at her home on Stuart road.
Battery Park Al this time oRicerH
for the coming year will be elected
and the program committee will sub
NIT the plan for next seasons study.
All members are expected to be pres-
ent Miss Daisy winston will speak
on American Illustrators" at this
time.
Round Table on Gardens.
Mrs. Malvern G. Patterson, chair
man Of the garden committee Of the
home demonstration work OF Rich
nond, under Miss Frayser and Miss
Bryant appointed by the United
states government. will conduct
round table on gardening at suffrage
headquarters, Fourth and Franklin
streets, AT 4.s0 o'clock on THURSDAY
afternoon. Mrs Patterson. who Will
speak on this occasion under the aus
pices of the Equal Suffrage League Of
Richmond, will tell How TO Plant and
What to Plant in Your Vegetable Gar
den Now" Mrs. sally Nelson Robins.
second vice-president Of the Richmond
league, will be chairman Of the after
noon. The public is cordially invited
by the league to hear Mrs. Patterson
and to take part in the round table.
For the Kindergarten.