The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-29


Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs Henry At
terbury of Summit, n. j.; Mrs, John
T.. wilkins and Mr.. Edward Cohen
OF Washington There will be bril-
liant assemblaEe of guests for the
wedding.
All women Interested in the hnan-
cisl drive of Richmond auxiliary to
the Chilarens Home society Of VIZ
elnia. which opens next. Monday, are
urged 10 attend an important meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 3:3o
o'clock in campaign headquarters, 6o7
Fast Grace street Business Of much
interest will come before the meeting
and the president, Mrs John Skei-
ton williams will preside.
Visual education as part of the
America nization program Of the Gen
erat Federation of Women's clubs Will
he discussed at the biennial conVeh-
ton Of the organization at Des
Moines June 1923. Mrs THOMAS ".
winter, OF Minneapolis, Mimi oltec-
tor uf Americanization for the Gen
craI Federation, will present thlS Suo-
ject to the delegates both from tle
platform and in the special CONFER
n
Visual education is now one or the
greatest factors in developing the
mind memory and imagination Al
neonle are picture-mipded, and the
new euoch in education Is recognizing
mat fact. Through pictures and INNS
nrenared under the direction OF emil
pent educational authorities, Flsua,
| education will not only be promoted
! for school room use but also TOT use
on all vessels bringing Immigrants &c
| This country.
motion picture lesson on America
| i 10 be given every day 10 INNING All
passengers who are coming
| America to make their nome. ne
et,,,a will show how Columbus ana tht
nartv exulorers came to this CouhuA
and how early settlers maze men
| homes here amid terrible prlVa1loIAS
The pictures will visualize thef ear y
| hardships in acquiring lana Oh theH
| triumphant struggle ior poiit '-'.
| freedom. They will show the west
| ward march of emigration.
| The story of the building OF the ran
,gays the operation on mines and in
5,,stries and the work of cities in re
Ilation TO health sanitation ana clVI'
| iyoproyenents will be shown ever!
Iafternoon during the voyage IA
! Dictures are also designed Tor use II
centers of Industries, and cotnnlui'ir
lcenters. The purpose of this phaS
! nf education is TO supplement an'
make more valuable models, maps
text books and other educationa
jmeans now employed.
The fims viii be ready Tor dls
tribution by September OF tnls yea
and the Americanizauon department
of he General Federation or WON
ems clubs is using Is influence Il
| further the cause OF VISUAL eouNaHo'
lin every community
Miss Theresa Elcnora Moesta
daughter of Mrs. Anna Moesta, an'
IThornas Andrews Cafferty were mar
Irind Tuesday evening at $50 cloci
in the home Of the brides mother
aos North Ninth street, the Rev
Father Shaughnessy officiating. TIL
bride wore a gown of white georgott
creme over white silk, and her ve-
was arranged with a wreath of pearl;
She carried a shower bouquet O
brides roses Mrs. Moesta carried
shower Of red roses, The maid @
honor, Miss Myrtle Norment, wore
gown OF pink organdie, and carrie
"a shower bouquet of pink roses, TIL
| hT Id pGTElAluN4 NJ ANf IfS'' HH'' Nf'A'''A o'''
Miss Ida Eel, we're go~nod in blu
ooreandie, and carried pink roses, Lit
tun Miss Mamie lacksor was f'owe
girl and wore q white orEandfe froct
NJ fsscs Gladys and Lois Pilkinto
PLAYED the wedding music with plan
land Violiss and. !Ali8s Helen Mile
sang, II Love You Truly" lmmed
ately after tho ceremony Mr.. and Mr.
Cafferty left for the North. to RENAL
a fortnight Out-of-town guests were
Mrs Clara Carlton. OF Miami. Fla
MIR. and Mrs, Frank letters, of Bait
! more, Md, and Mrs. Harold Coleman
: Of New York.
Miss HeIcn Drowry. OF Baitinor
has been a recent visitor 10 Ricf
/ rnond Miss Drewry is niece {
NJ ISIS Moseley who resided in Ricf
: Imond for many years, but who Is no
making her home in Baltimore.
Miss Adele Clark, of the school {
> Fine Arts and Handicrafts. gave a
interesting address on: What Is Ne,
n ~