The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-06

spend several days with her parents
at Waynesboro. :.
william Breeder is on Weekend
visit to his brother. Edward Breeden,
OF Orange.
Rev. l.. Valentine Lee. assistant rec
tor OF st. PAul's, has returned to the
city after = visit to Houston. Tex.
Frank A. Heacock has returned to
his home. 1900 Floyd avenue. after an
absence OF two years in New York
and France. He was lieutenant in
the 314th field artillery and pArtici-
pated in a number Of fights north OF
yerdun.
Miss Evelyn Bracket left Thursday
for Orange where she will be the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Edward Breeder. for
several weeks.
Byrd Cardoza. who recently returned
from overseas duty. is now passing
some time at Virginia Beach.
Mrs Walter Beattie. of near Farm
willie. who has been spending this week
in Richmond. left yesterday for Black
stone, where she will visit friends be-
fore returning to her home
Mrs. Henry Ingram and family are
leaving this week to spend some time
at Buckroe Beach.
Mrs. Edwin p. Steele. OF High Point
" c.. returned to her home yesterday
after spending some time with Mrs. W.
B. Newell. on Park avenue.
Mrs. Archer Anderson and Miss Sally
Anderson. OF Richmond. are established
in their cottage at Natural Bridge for
the remainder of the summer.
SOCIETY AT NATURAL BRIDGE.
The national convention of the Alpha
Delta ri fraternity was held at Natural
Bridge June 20 to July 4. with the MI
pier of Randolph Macon Womans
college. Of Lynchburg, acting as hos
tess The delegates poured in from
the North. South. East and West until
they numbered over a hundred strong
OF bright forward docking altruistic
college women eager to enlist in altuis
tic movements. The convention was
evening conducted by DR. W. T. Pal
mer. of Lynchburg. in most impress
sive manner.
Monday morning a delightful talk
was given by the celebrated Miss Ellen
NJ. Stone. OF Salonica, Macedonia. East
Turkey In regard to her work in the
Far East, and a stirring address was
delivered by DR.. Henry Louis Smith
president Of Washington Lee univer-
fifty, on womans part in the new era.
Other meetings were held throughout
the week and the convention ended
with a banquet Friday night. merry
feast indeed. The officers OF this or
SANITATION were the following:
Mrs r r. Smith. Berkeley Cal.
a
chic, Tex. vice-president: Miss Verona
Hull. Rosalie Washington. secretary:
Miss Ethel Thayer. Boston. Mass.
treasurer: Miss Jessica North. Edger-
ton, Wisconsin. editor OF the Adel-
pian; Miss Paula Garrison. Houston.
Tex inspector; Miss Irene billiard.
Clinton, 8. c., convention marshal
The next event Of special interest
ON the bridge calendar In the near fu-
trre is the annual meeting of the vir-
GINA Pharmaceutical association to be
held here July to 10. The genial
druggists and their families and friends
will come In goodly numbers and will
make merry in the pleasant bridge
ways after the business OF each day IL
done.
Applications for summer reserva-
tons are pouring in and II seems that
this is to be a record breaking season
and every corner will be filled. With
every convenience that modern in
oenufty has devised for driving away
dull care in the drowsy days, the bridge
Is proving more and more popular with
the vRcationists each summer. Many
attractions are offered the sojourner
here The lovely glen where the won
derful bridge holds aloft its great arch
has a perennial charm and one never
tires OF looking Mt this masterpiece Of
nature.
The shining waters OF the swimming
pool are most enticing: there are trials