Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-09
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DE-. and Mrs. Henry Sloan Coffin. of
we Work York City, arrived in Richmond
Ts g. 20 be the SpSs.s of Mr. and
home, S2G West FranklIn Street. 10" for
. .hr I'VE week; Or. Collin is tho speaker
serviees a wG St. P st the midday Lenten
IIe will also give an illustrated
o ae' tire On oTea a,s, the
of Section B and ST. HiIdn's Guild Of
st. IA paurs and the Woman's Auxillaries
Churches. DIR. Collin is brilliant and
cultivated speaker, and his address
VIII be pne of the most Interesting
events Of the early. spring.
Neturns to Richinond.
Miss Sallie Deane. who has been
the the guest Of friends in I.redericks-
AleXandria, has returned to Richmond.
MISS Deane was the guest OF her
GW%n nsh; Ina; Mrs; Cunningham Hall. in
turning to her home hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne
Mrs. CLAIBORNE. was before her MAR
r riagf; !, MI Miss Virginia Christian, and
9uytly celebrated last month. with
9.n the immediate families present.
Miss Mary Hnhn 1er a n,ar ~.
nI.so1,ryy i; Taylor. jr;, at t ihslT home.
is. president of the Y. w. q. A OF
Sweet Briar College. where She is a
student this session. Is attending the
student Volunteer Conference In this
tending the Sweet BrIar luncheon ut
he Westmoreland Club on saturday.
mond. who attended the luncheon
saturday were: Misses Elizabeth Tay-
lor. Shelly Rouse. Katherine Hancock,
Ina y, Iir-S-{ -
and Madelaine Bigger.
At the W0mnn's Club.
Fourteen different clubs were repre-
scented yesterday afternoon at the AN.
nual cclebrationsot Club Day" held
AZ the Wopans Club. With Mrs. J.
n,as1 ,n, Hod dG,snr as ehairmaE THIS i
which was !nauguratcd by Mrs.
HodEss during her term of Office "A,
mish men I" 'n and 'ul The vas
presenting the speakers. Mrs. Hodges
emphtfized three vital points Tor
WorkinS today: namely, thrift, Aner!-
canizaton and community spirit
The Every Monday Club, which has
lust passed its thirtieth anniversary.
IS the oldest club in. the city and Aira.
w. G.. James gave the word OF greet
ms to those present. stating that the
couHtcrsign or The day WAS. "Davclop-
ment in Service Mrs Leon Wal
lerstcin. president OF the CounciI of
Jewish Women. next made snort aud
.
work OF the council. especially in their
Ncighborhood uousc. which has be-
come a real community ocntcr Ma
iional airs were sung by Mrs. Frank
Fighter, accompanied by Shepherd
Webb. Mrs. RICHTER has n charming
soprano voice. and her songs were
much applnuded.
Mrs. Lindsay Patterson. of North
Carolina. was then presented by the
chairman, rs the speaker Of the day.
Mrs. Patterson made AN address before
the club on the occasion OF it's first
club dar several years ago. and she
WAS most enthusiastically received.
she spoke i'll the most delightfully."-
Informal manner of some Of her ex-
rericnccs in the Balkans where She
has been engaged III relief work for
some time past. She IS brilliant
and gifted woman, and Is one of tho
most prominent women in club and
literary circles OF the South.
AIRS. Patterson called the honor roll
Of Virginia people who had served in
The Balkans. making special mention
Alexander Forward. Alex weddell, OF
Richmond, and DR.. Rosalic Slaughter
Morton. OF Lynchburg. She discus sed
with interesting dctail the various re-
lief work in that part OF Europe
and the crying need for its continu-
ance TOR at least two years to- come
Tho chorus OF thanks. she stated, rose
from every part OF the balkans &c
America in gratitude for ali she has
done for it's people. From PRINCE to