Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
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Miss Eleanor Parrish. tho debutante
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Scott Par
fish. VINO has becn' visiting friends in
inc North for tho past several weeks,
mas returned TO Richmond. Miss Par
IRISH attended the midwintcr dances at
the University OF Virginia. and was
aiso member of an attractive house
party given at Lake Placid, ". Y.
Mrs. Parrish, who was in New York
with her daughter. has also returned
to Richmond.
Guests OF Relatives.
M MIR, and Mrs Mrs :. Haskins IIobson. OF
the guests OF their son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iaskins Hobson. near
Forest Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. ifobson
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Ash
burner, i'm Norfolk. and have also been
the guests of their son. John 9. Hob
n nobsen Sa us a1r nTed To s
Einia. after spending some time in
Georgia.
Visiting In Florida.
II Miss Emilio Itogerson IS spending
guest Of Miss Delphine Dodge. Of
being much entertained.
memhered in Richmond. where she has
several times visited as the guest OF
Miss Rogerson.
Mrs. Charles p. Lowndes. OF Balti-
moro, will arrive today to be the guest
of her son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Pleasanton l.. Conquest. Jr., at their
apartment, at 1103 Grove Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conquest have recently
moved into their new apartment for
tie sprinS and summer months.
At the WtpiAn's Club
Ny Yea in Siberia" was the sub
tect OF a brilliant address made ycster-
day afternoon before the Woman's Club
by Mss .; Ma,s a. GzapiekA shs Uni
very distinguished woman, and ono
who knows Siberia as Siberia. In con-
;radiction to Siberia as Russian col
ony. She Is an author OF note, and Is
one Of three women lecturers of Ok
FORD. having taken diploma in an
thropology from Somcrvillc College
al that university.
Miss Czaplicka is a witty and fasci-
mating speaker. and her lecture yestcr-
day was repletc with humor. az well
as the broad culture of the woman who
made IT. She spoke in cngrossing
manner OF Central Siberia and its
problems. stating that the expedition
which she led from Oxford to the
had three main objects. The FIRST Of
these was 20 find gu; how far north
the natives can live: second. whether
they were as primitive as the world had
tho social conditions. customs. politics
and religion OF tho country. These the
speaker discussed with much interest
inG detail.
Miss Czaplicka stated that there IL
real democracy OF 10000, 900 copic
in Siberia. differing from Russia in
Is different from Great Britain. About
tho future OF Siberia. she said. IL would
he very difficult to prophcsy. She was
most enthusiastically received b. the
large audience present,
Mrs. Beverley Il. Mumtord. chairman
OF the afternoon. presented the lee
'nrcr. stressinE the fact that at this
time the minds and hearts OF all pco-
pie arc turning with peculiar inter"s,
10 Russia and all things Russian. The
usual informal reception followed the
program.
Entertained in Maryland.
Mrs. Waiter Eugene Stoner. o: Rich
mond. Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Colder Shumate, for several days in
Stoner was the guest OF the Relay
Educational Club at luncheon. which
was very pretty affair in every de-
tail.
Last evening Mrs. Stone- was the
guest OF the Baltimore Country CLUB,
and addressed members OF the club
and thslT En ass ws on the sub,ee, OF
beg 81 informal affairs Will also be
GiS,n for Mrs. Shuh6atc and her guests
during Mrs. s,ones's visit TO Mary
Whiting In Richm.nd.
Miss Lena Cummings, daughter o, Dr..
Cummings. OF Hot Springs, AK. is
Visiting here. She has been spcnd-
Ing the past month with Mrs. j. T..
Robertson. of Blackstone, and with
Mrs. Robertson will visit Mrs Mine
tree Flokcs. on Grove Avenue, this
week.
MrH. King 20 Speak.
On Wednesday afternoon q, 4
o'clock. Mrs. Caroline b. King will ad-
dress the Wonan's Club on Fight
Ing the h c. l.. Terror" THIS is 4
vital subject of interest 70 women to-
day and q large audience will be
present Mrs. w. 6. Drewry is chair
man OF the afternoon.
Mrs. King will be tho domestic
science consultant OF the Old Dutch
Market. which will be opened in a
few weeks at Franklin and Seventh
Streets For five years Mrs King
conducted domestic science depart
ment In the Philadelphia Evening
nj Ih(T HINT Inn