The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-05-16
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street, is In Baltimore visiting her sis
ter.
Mrs Flynn. OF West Arlington,
suburb OF baltimore. is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Miller. at her home on Nine-Mile road
near Seven Pines she is also visit
ing Mrs Harry supple, her niece.
who IS here from New Jersey.
Mrs Carl s Matthews and her chill
dren who have been visiting in this
city since the FIRST OF April. returned
the early part OF the week to their
home in Bristol Va
Mrs w II Judkins and her daugh-
ter OF Newport News. are visiting
friends in this city.
Lecture on French Children.
Many prominent people are inter
csted IN the lecture TO he given to-
morrow evening at $40 O'Clock in the
jefferson auditorium on the children
Of Belgium and France. by Mrs-
Joseph f.indon Smith, of BOSTON, who
has worked with the children's relief
committee in those countries She
viii have slides illustrating her talk.
which will be given under the aus
pieces Of the chtldren's aid section OF
the War Relief Society of Virginia
Tickets for tho lecture may he had
A. the Jefferson or at Corieys Mrs.
smith comes as a highly praised lee
turer and her subject ia of much In
terest.
Garden Party.
garden party will be given al the
homes OF Mrs. 81 n, Halves and Miss
Katherine Halves, on May "a and 25.
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sociation Among the attractions
planned for II are gypsy booth. folk
dances out-of- doors plays by the
Younger girls. "A parcel post exchange.
and a country store. In the latter,
evertyhinR from garden hats to grow
Ing flowers will he sold In addition
60 the usual refreshments. war cRkes
will he provided. Recipes for these
GA kes and war breads may also be
procured Committees have been ap-
pointed for the various attractions,
and The whole affair promises to he
delightful The proceeds will be used
to send delegates to the annual Young
Women's Christian association con
ference a. Blue Ridge. North Car
DINA. This liz the conference OF the
South Atlantic field. the other states
represented at this field conference
from July q to % are. North Car
olina, South Carolina. Kentucky. Ten
nessee, Mississippi Alabama. Georgia
Florida and Louisiana. Richmond al
WAYS sends large delegation of girls
and women. The conference is in
spring in addition to the delightful
visit to the mountains of our neigh
boring state. The garden party viii
he largely attended by the people OF
Ginter Park. as well as by the other
friends OF the Y. ". c. A. Many peo-
pie motor out Cham berlavne avenue.
whore the Halves homes are situated,
every evening and II is expected that
MANY of these will stop for refresh
Inents and 10 see some Of the PLAYS
or folk dances The hours are from
r TO 9, both Friday and Saturday. May
"a aud 2h.
Opening OF Abbey.
A rare collection of coins has been
| loaned by Mrs. Junius Mosby and r
mum Der OF Interesting historical ar
J ticlea have been loaned by Mrs f. r
Moff1tr for the exhibition in the Con
federste Memorial institute Saturday
OF this week from 10 "A. NJ. 70 I p. NJ
under the auspices of the Association
for the Preservation OF Virginia An.
uuities. The famous Washington Gin
clnnati china is still In the museum
The institute, sometimes known an the
battle abbey. ia on the boulevard. he
tween Stuart and Kensington ave
nues Assisting Mrs. i. Taylor Ellyson
president OF the association, on the
lawn, whore refreshments will be
served. and in the building, will be.
Mrs. Savage Mrs. Younge. Mrs. Mann
Valentine. Mrs Shelton. Mrs r. n
Washburn. Miss Ellen Ragby. Mrs
II r. Moffitt. Mrs. Preston Belvin
! Mrs. Beverly Crump, Mrs. r. o. James
Mrs, Y. J. kernodle Mrs r Ran.
dolph Williams. Miss Emilie Harvey
Mrs, Theodore Elyson, Mrs, Foster
Mrs. ]. Enders Robinson. Mrs p. West
Tsbb, Mrs Christopher Tompkins
Miss Frances Stott, Mrs Granville
Valentine. Mrs. James Crump. Mrs
Charles Rose, Miss George Blanken-
ship. Mrs. J. H Southai1. Mrs ]. c. II
Washburn. Mrs. r. D. Hotchkiss, Mrs
c. c. Pinkney. Miss Ellen Wade, Miss
Harvie, Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mrs.