Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-29
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guests OF Or. and Mrs. Frank Day at
their home in Ashland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Muller. of baltimore. were also
guests OF Or. and Mrs. Day for brief
visit.
Mr; and Mrs: Matthai and their
daughter, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Muller
came TO Richmond Saturday To attend
the Matthal-Cullen wedding, which was
celebrated that afternoon III Holy Trim
tty Church.
Leaving Richmond.
Miss Katherine Mccormick. who has
been speaking here in tho interests OF
the syrian Armenian relief fund. is
leaving shortly. after having been II
much entertained guest here. n num-
her OF informal affairs wcrc given In
her honor this week. Miss Mccormick
who Is a woman OF very attractive per-
sonality, is n native Of Joudoun County,
ard her old home. Dover" near Lees
burg. is ono of the most beautiful es-
tates in that section OF Virginia.
hnisc Fund for Bicu Ftrc du Bicssc.
Mrs. ]. Caskic Cabcll and the women
here interested in the work of the Blen
Etre du Blesse Complementary diet
hitchcn) are making a whirlwind cam-
phisn for funds TO be forwa rdcd 10 tho
Ne" York committee. in charge OF the
AMERICAN branch, by February ]. Mrs.
cnhen has several times spoken by in
v!tation before gatherings Of prominent
women IN Richmond on the subject,
and Mrs. George Maxwell. of New YORK.
came here in September TO form a
Virginia branch 20 assist the work OF
organization. All who were privileged
TO hear Major Bciths interesting lee
ture saturday evening Will remember
that food restrictions still enforced in
France and England make pertinent
the urgent appeals s;!ll being received
In behalf OF Che work Of the crt,aniza-
ton. for which so many prominent
American women are working.
ThHsc supplementary dict kitchens
supply To the wounded ANA suffering in
NC hospitals those ,nu@h. needed ar
,cies Of food not provided by the gov
crnment. The announcements that 1oi.
eoo American soldiers arc still to be
cared for in the hospitals in France is
an added stimulus in The work for this
cause.
Mrs. cahen viii receive contribu
which may be sent 10 her homo, 9e3
Floyd Avenue. to be forwarded TO the
New York committee in charge Of the
fund. Nine. La Marquise d'Andigne is
the PRECEDENT or this organization in
France, and Mrs. Gertrude Athcrton. of
New YORK. Is the American head.
Mrs. DnNis's At-Iomr.
Palms and ferns decorated the State
drawing room OF The Executive Man
sloo YESTERDAY afternoon for the in
formal ~ home OF the Governors wife.
Mrs. NvtimorclSph Davis. aud slender
vases 81 PINK carnations, and snap
iar1ttn rs were used on the man:els. Mrs
Davis was assisted IN receiving hy MIS-
Ashton Htarke. Mrs. John Leary ami
Mrs- John LIONS.
-h'c. fdf rs - al nome informally TO
c'i,'rs cN"rr Tuesday during January
and F"brGary. and there were many
su,s's a. nc mansiop Yesterday after
noon u'hcccrs who nave recently re-.
lGrh'h /" richmond well ~; those
from nearby camps. were present. ana
ih"f" 2Hairs are proving the most in
ttrtsiing OF thu season
Ncsunic Northumberland Club Dances,
The informal dances at tho West
moreiand club wili he resumed this sea-
sou. beginning tomorrow orening, from
N;Jp 70 1880 o'clock. These dances
nave hs.n ATTRACTIVE features Of the
club. ANA q number OF tables have AL
ready been reserved FOR the dance
Thursday evening.
lIIghinnd Park Club to Meet
AZ The meeting OF the Woman's Clrb
OF Highland PARK this afternoon. Mrs
~ & Patterson and Miss Wallace will
speak on the community Kitchen"
subject that is of vital interest 10
housewives to-day Each member Is
nrivilcEed 10 bring two guests.
Miss Katherine Iiawes Will be one
o. tno pcahers NJ the annual member
s snhin m"etins Of The Young, Womens
o'clock. supper viii he served at Tim;
noor. npd those attending are requested
see before Friday.
Inc Usual current events lecture
cation Thursday evening at O'Clock
TINS Is an open lecture. and both men
inGople attended The lecture last
Program for Entertainment.
y due: by Edwin and Ramon fIartz.
4 solo by Mrs. Harry Nightingale and
violin solo by, Miss Mary lakeland
hour arranged by the Ladies' Aid so,
Msrtg Q; the Church Of the Holy Com
a a2E.Hr w tGTi be eT hsi; at oe2c The
OF the church, corner Grove Avenue
aid Rowland Streets and the public
Is invited 10 attend.
IN AND OFT or TOWN.
ESnoad a,Sr visit "s rca sssuf n Ash to
n i" IS liz sse to 81 Ii. sr q wss, Mr.
J. W. Foster at ms Park Avenue.
,; MIN GhArss l. rot,f ha. returned TO
@th M. NJ d l faf%'ia in ,s 'nS Weekend
EnsSn Walter N: Evans, L. $. y. II. +.
brief visit hero.
Mrs william +, clayton. Of Baltimore.
u, maI retmrn%u to her h@ine. after visit
IN This city.
,.I ErDes, St, c Sails who has been The rseen.
Calls. at south Iii has returned do TO- camp
at Dover. y. j. '''
woMEN's MEETINGS.
=, There viii he an important meeting OF
at II O'Clock The meeting will he held
a, jl:t West Franklin Street. and a full
attendance Is urged.
M'hULEY ARRANGING
TO REPAIR HIS MACHINE
rranscOni mental Flyer Reported TO
Have Sustained Slight Hurt
Making Bad Landing.
fly Associated Press
DAYTONA, FLA, Jan. oS-Ma1nr
Theodore c. McAuley. army aviator.
who was lost" in Florida for two days
after starting back on his transcon-
tinental flight. was arranging to-day
10 bring. his airpihne by barge down
me North River Canal 10 Fort Lauder
From Saturday afternoon until late
yesterday aviation officials In Georgia