The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-04
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Al the Woman's club this afternoon
NJ 4 O'clock DR.. III. B. Matteosian, of
Eonstantinople, now professor at the
University of Pennsylvania, will adj
srdress the members Of the Womafl's
club. Mrs. Marshall NJ. Gillian is
chairman and the following will act as
hostesses at the informal reception fol-
lowing the lecture: Hostesscs for the
afternoon will be: Mrs. John @.
.Armistead, Mrs. Nj. o. Burke. Mrs. II.
w. b. Glover, Mrs. Ware B. Gay, Mrs.
John Hancock. Mrs Eugene Currtn,
Mrs. Bernard Guest, Mrs. c. w. Culp,
Mrs Robert Fitzgerald. Mrs. j. Amber
Johnston, Mrs. George G. Powell, Mrs..
Alexander IL. Sands. Mrs. s. III. Halves,
AIRS. c.. C. Wilson, Mrs. Mary T.
NORMAN.
$500 The marriage has been announced
| -efsMiss Goidie Anna Witt. of stanton,
to James Emanuel Long, 4. s. ~, sta
fioned In Washington. formerly of
HiIlAhoro. Va. The ceremony was cell
ebratsd In washington on Thursday
evening. February %. After spending
n few days In Washington Mrs. Long
Will return to Staunton where she Will
make her haA,e with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. xrcC. Witt. until the ter
n1tnation of 1he war.
Haring---Bones.
An interesting wedding was cello
hrated In the parsonage of Trinity
>Methodist church. Alexandria, Thurs
day afternoon of last week. when Miss
tAsura Biscoc Jones, OF Chevy Chase,
Nd. became the bride of j. T. Har-
ing, Of Alexandria. The Rev. A. r..
Spielman performed the ceremony.
The bride is member of one of the
eldest families In Southern Maryland
and she Is widely known in society
circles In Baltimore and Washington.
Ffsher--Iohnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Johnson
az charlottesville, have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Nettie %
George J. Fisher. Z. s. A.. OF Orange.
VA The ceremony was performed last
Thursday In the brides home. the
Eev. Henry w. Battle performing the
ceremony. After a brief honeymoon
Mr.. Fisher will return to his company
at Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
Piano Recital This Evening.
David yasgour. the child pianist.
will give a recital this evening at s:iS
o'clock In the Corley auditorium under
the ausrices OF the Loving band. Of
the Second Presbyterian church David
yasgour Is a pupil of Professor Ernest
i. Boiling. OF this city. He will play
selections from Chopin, Schumann.
ing. ..
Knitting Tea.
This evening from to o'clock all
women who are interested are in
vited 10 attend a knitting tea in the
home OF Mrs David A. Buchanan.
1923 Park avenue DR.. u. r. Bryan.
professor OF sociology and, psychology
at Richmond college. will deliver an
address and as he Is most interest
N = rce. her pf
women and girls are expected to be
present Hoetesses OF the afternoon
Will be Mrs. Cadwallader Smith. Mrs,
ID. A. buchanan. Mrs Eugene Peters
and Mrs, w. o. Saunders A silver
offering will be taken for the Hospital
league work.
Change Meeting Day.
The young girls who meet weekly
with Mrs. y. NJ Murehison, of 2ol9
Stuart avenue, to make books for the
recuperating soldiers in hospitals in
France. have changed their day OF
rn Getting from Tuesday to Wednesday
afternoon from 3 to o'clock One
complete set or these attractive books
have been completed and the mem
hers Of the little circle are beginning
heir second set.
Dancing Class
Thursday of this week at u o'clock
will be the last day on which mem
hers will be admitted to the interpre-
I've dancing class at the Y. W. c, A.
Under the institution OF Miss Hubbard.
The class is rehearsing for the pra-
sentation of Narcissus on the evenings
pf Friday and Saturday, March 22. %,
md the class roll will be closed after
Thursday. There is room for mum :
her OF new members
Rehcnrsals For Sing.
On Thursday evening at Sis
clock girls who are interested in the
angs to be inaugurated next week ae
he Y. w. c. A will meet with the
musical director TO rehearse old and
new songs In order that they may
cad. The sings viii be opened to the
public, men. women. and children.
ind there will be no admission or OBJ
igAtion of any kind. They WIFI be
held In the Y. W. c. A. auditorium.
Patronesses For Pictures.
Most popular of the events of the
week will be the moving pictures
How France Cares For Her Soldiers.
4. the Jefferson auditorium Friday at
o'clock for the benefit OF the sur
kical dressings committee of the War
Relief association. The films were
AIKEN by the French government
The committee in charge is, under
he direction OF Mrs, ]. Allison
Hodges, assisted by Mrs. William L.
let of patronesses to date includes:
frs, Ivan Maltby. Mrs. Thomas l..
ioore. Mrs. e. G. Leigh. Mrs. u O
fcCAbe.' Miss Mary Thomas, Mrs
tuart Michaux. Mrs, A. NJ. Cover
frs. A. W. Patterson. Miss J. Porter.
cid. Miss A. Stokes. Mrs. John r.
.harleton. Mrs. Rosencranz, Mrs. Will
am l.. Allen, Mrs, Meade Addison
Ars. Westmoreland Davis, Mrs. j
dnwood Antrim, Mrs. George Aiuslie,
trs John Harrison. Mn. J. Allison
f6deoa, Mrs. I. ". TrAvsru. Mr.. I
|. Vaughn. Mrs. q. q. Valentine. Nra
Frsd 8. Valentine. Mrs. John 81
pryan. Mrs. Thomas b. Scott, Mrs
kerbert Mann. Mrs. c. A. Blanton
frs Thomas r.. Bryan, Mrs. J. Scott
arrish. Miss Ellen Glasgow. Mrs. ]
Brockenbrough, Mrs. Frederick w
colt. Mrs. %. II. Funston. Mrs. T.
randolph Williams. Miss Francis B
colt. Mrs. W. r. Massie, Miss Caro-
no Holiday, Mrs. Williamson Tai
BY, Mrs. w. WI Sale, Mrs J. +,
ickok, Mrs NJ. c. Patterson. Mrs
homas l.. wheelwright, Mrs. Thomas
= Purcell. Mrs Thomas Jeffress
FRS Gordon Smith. Miss Annie ~