The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-17
FNEDA MEREDITH DIETz. Editor.

IL Invitations have been received from
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Duffy, Of Bal
ffmore, to the marriage OF their
daughter, Mary Tyler, TO Lieutenant
Seth Barton French, Jr.. Il. S. A.,
ordnance department The wedding
will be celebrated in Emmanuel Epis-
copal church. Baltimore, April ~ at
$3.50 o'clock. Miss Duffy is a niece
OF Mrs. Addison Cooke, OF 1910 Monu-
ment avenue.
Round Table at Club.
The entertainment at the Woman's
club this evening at o'clock at which
the women journalists. of this city. are
the guests of honor will take the form
or round table discussion to be led
4 oy James Branch Cabell. the promi-
gnent author. Mr.. Cabell will open the
program by reading one of his short
stories and giving a little talk on ms
experiences as a writer. Miss May
Moore is chairman OF the afternoon.
Scribblers Meet,
The Scribbiers will meet this even
Ing at $50 o'clock with Mrs. Henry
Aytett Sampson, 1927 West avenue.
Benefit Concert
Tomorrow evening at s:15 o'clock
IN Corfey hall, 2o6 East Grace street,
an interesting concert will be given
by the Loving circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers. The Jazz band will take a large
part in the program: Miss Bessie
Dudley will give number of her
original Rotations, and Miss Mary
Lakeland will play several violin solos
accom- pa MED by Mra. r. d. Hequern-
.bourg. The entertainment is for the
'oenefit OF the Sheltering Arms Free
hospital
Nurses Bail Saturday.
hlft ,la,. ~.
to . O'Clock the Richmond Nurses
club viii give a ball in the auditorium
OF the Womans club for the benefit
Of the tuberculosis cottage at Catawba
supported by graduate nurses all over
virginia. The exposure of the nurScs
IN ramps has increased the number
IN the nurses cottage at Catawha and
thH receipts of this bah viii go toward
defraytnR these added expenses. The
ball will be a large affair and il is
expected that II will he very largely
attended, as To date NO other
benefit bali ia scheduled FOR that even
ing.
Auction Bridge Tournament.
Der of tables have already
been reserved for the auction br.dee
tournament to - held by the SVo-
mans club Friday evening Of this
week. All reservations must I've made
before 10 o'clock Friday morning.
ADMIRAL Harrie Webster is in charge
o. the tournament, Men may Ice in
yited by The members TO play.
The Every Monday uup.
Members Of the Every Monday CLUB
VIII be entertained next week by Mrs.
II F. Hadcn in her home, 244o Park
avenue. At this time Mrs. Isaac piggs
Will read an art paper stressing the
lives and works Of two famous artists
John Sargent and Cecilia Beaux.
Al the meeting this week Mrs. Rem
ia min Crump read most interesting
paper on Russian Poetry" in which
che mentioned n number Of the fore
most Russian poets and emphasized
the greatest, reading short selections
from their works. The club was en-
terfained hy Mrs. James Fleet in her
home on Brook road, Ginter Park.
James River Garden Club.
The James River Garden cluo will
meet this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
In the Y w. c. A central building,
6 North Fifth street, instead OF IN the
home OF Mrs. John Gordon at West
hampton as first announced. Maurice
Euld, OF New York, will lecture TO
the club members this afternoon on
flowers Lilac day has been post
poned.
Grandc hildr~n of L. u. {. Meet.
Grandchildren chapter. auxiliary
No. TO the Richmond chapter Unit
ed Daughters Of the Confederacy. Will
hold meeting at o'clock this after
noon in Lee Camp han Officers Of
the chapter will be elected at this
time.
Artists at Homo.
Mrs. Josephine Houston, Miss Nora