The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-15
SALVATION ARMY
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nuts. to be baked here will be sold
by the women of Richmond on that
day. the proceeds to so toward the
Salvation Army Home Service Fund.
Richmond is expected to raise $780,
900 for the campaign. $4,000 Of
which is to be used in the erection of
a permanent homo for the Salvation
Army here. and the majority of which
viii be spent exclusively in the Rich
mond district for relief work. vfr-
ginia's quota has been fixed at $500
900.
Jacquefin p. TAYLOR. city chairman.
announced yesterday that the commit
tee would meet at | O'Clock Friday
in the Business Mems club for final
conference before the opening OF the
campaign on May 10 Arrangements
will be made at that time to put the
drive over the top in record time.
Alvin Smith. John c. Goode and
James J. Pollard. members OF the fea-
lures committee for the campaign, are
day afternoon at the City Auditorium
as the opening event OF the drive.
Speakers. music and features are being
prepared and a monster attendance is
expected.
Mrs. Bryan. chairman OF the WON
ems committee. last night announced
a meeting this morning at IL O'Clock
| to he attended by heads of every WON
ans organization in the city. The
| conference will take place at the city
headquarters, Eleventh and Bank
streets
State headquarters, in charge OF Di-
rector Lee, are at 1914 East Main
street.
The women expected to attend the
meeting this morning are:
Mrs. G. B. McAdams. president OF
Housewives league: Mrs. l.. L. Lewis,
president OF Woman's club; Mrs. NJ. A.
Chambers. president OF Common
| wealth chapter. D. A. r.; Mrs. Thomas
| Gardner, president of Ginter Park
Woman's club: Miss Lucy Mason, pres
| ident of Equal Suffrage league; Mrs
William r.. Cox. president OF Colonial
Danes; Mrs. A. Orpin. president OF
Woman's club OF Highland Park; Mrs
r. .. williams. president of Nationa
league for woman's service: Mrs. r. d
t Williams, president of Virginia as
ISOLATION opposed to equal suffrage
Mrs. Stuart Michaux, president OF
| Richmond Kindergarten association
Mrs. Thomas Wheelwright, president
of James River Garden club: Mrs. C
r. Walford, president Of Bell Bryan
Day nursery; Mrs. r. D. Garcin, st
Johns Circle Kings Daughters: Mrs
| Herbert Mann, president Of Socia-
Workers, Mrs. w. f. Morton, presi.
| dent of Instructive Nurses association
Mrs. j. B. Spiers. president OF Fedora
| ton OF Mothers clubs. Mrs. J. j
Hickey. president of St Hikdas club
| Mrs. H. G. Boykin, president of Girls
club: Mrs. NJ. kirsh. president OF Beth
Ahabah auxiliary and Council of Jew.
ish Women: Mrs. f. c. Toone. presi.
dent of Wonan's club OF Barton
Heights: Mrs. Charles Whitlock pres.
ident Of Young Women's Christian as.
| ISOLATION; Mrs. S. G. Merideth. presi-
| dent of society OF Eastern Star; Mrs
Jane Leve1son. president of Rebekah
asse ably, I. and president of Degree
| of Poca hontas' Mrs. J. w. Binns, pres
| ident Woman's Benefit association OF
Maccabees: Mrs. Garnet Bowden
president Locomotive e 6 ne s
Wives: Mrs. w. A. Burroughs. presi-
dent Home club for girls; Mrs. F. d
Williams, president Of Musicians club,
Mrs John c. Robertson, Forrest Hill;
Mrs. Henry Wickham, president OF
Womans exchange: Mrs. J. T. Jobson
president OF Social Service federation
Miss Lambert, president of Richmond
Nurses clup; Girl Scouts--Miss Eva
Hewlett, troop .: Miss Hazel Shake
ford. troop 3; Miss Hannah Engleberg
troop s: Mrs. Robert Beverly. presi-
dent OF Southern association of College
Women; Mrs. John Murphy. president
Of Catholic Womans club; Miss Min
ME Jones, Business Women's club;
Miss virginia Turnage, Stenographers'
association: Mrs J. Leake, president OF
Home for Jncurables; Mrs, c. c. Sat
terwhita. president Of Women's Pro-
hibition club OF America: Mrs A. J.
Montague. president Of Daughters OF
Confederacy: Mrs G. T. W. Kern
War Camp Community service; Mrs
]. A. Hodges. national committee OF
Civic federation.
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