The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-11-19

next Friday afternoon by Mrs. VII
liam Keller, of North Fifteenth street.
The Hilltop Sewing circle will meet
with Mrs. George Hill, of East amin
street, Friday afternoon, Nov. %.
Mrs. Albert Foster will be hostess
TO the Criterion club. Tuesday, Nov
% at her home, 215 North Seventeenth
street. Responses will be on Robert
Burns. A review of What Every
Woman Knows will be given by Mrs.
W. E. Oliver. Mrs. Charles Worth
will have paper on Scottish Wit and
Humor"
Mrs. Samuel W. Gaar, of South Eigh-
teenth street, will be hostess to the
Magazine club on Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Erie Reynolds and Mrs. T. J.
Ferguson will have charge of the pro-
gram.
The Parent Teachers association of
Garfield junior high school will meet
Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock at
the First English Lutheran church,
! South Eleventh and A streets. DR..
| Winfield Scott Hall will give his lee
ture on Home and School Problems, ;"
} All parents of the city who are inter
ested and who wish to hear DIR. Halls
address are invited to attend.
| Christmas seal sale plans are to be
made Monday noon at a luncheon OF
the executive committee of the w.
c. I. U. federation and chairmen of
the township committees at the Y. NJ.
c. A at IL o'clock.
The Ornis Melas will meet Tuesday
/ ot
her home on South Fourth street.
The Union Bible class of the First
English Lutheran church will meet
with Mrs. Nellie Warden at her home
| 426 South Eighth street, Tuesday
evening A full attendance is desired
as the annual election of officers will
| be held.
The Frances Willard w. c. T. q
| which was to have met Monday has
| postponed it's meeting until one week
from Monday when it will be held in
the afternoon, of Monday, Nov. 2S, al
the Union Mission, to sew. Each mem
Der is requested to bake pie and take
it to the mission for the Thanksgiving
dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Snavely, of 107 Pear
street, will be hostess to the Daffodi
club Friday instead of Thursday O
next week, it is announced.
Members of the Who Do class o
Grace church will be entertained at ;
party which members who live in tht
| Wilmore apartments are giving, Mon
day evening, for the entire class.
Presentation of Clyde Fitch's drama
''The Truth" will be the event of mex
week at the County club. The pla,
/ will be given next Saturday evenin!
Z under the direction Of the Novembe
. social committee. An admission of s.
| cents will be charged to cover the cos
of production it is announced.
Mrs. Jessie McGraw, who has bee
critically i'll at Reid Memorial hospita
! is improving, attending physicians SAT-
, today.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Butler wer
t host and hostess for a lovely affai
Friday evening when they entertaine
for the flourish club at their home O.
North A street. Chrysanthemum
l formed the decorations through tn
t rooms. Mrs. Edgar F. Hiatt had a
interesting paper on Madam de Stae
! Miss Ada Woodward read excerpt
t from Lord Byron's writings in whic
5 he made comments on Madam de Stae
/ with whom he was acquainted Late
: refreshments were served by tn
hostess. About 40 persons were pre-.
ent.
< One of the lovely functions Of tn
d. month was the colonial guest part
e given by the Athenaea society on Fr
4 day evening at the Spring Grove res
v dence of Miss Mary and Miss Sara
n Evans. The party was in keepin
: with the societys study of Americ
Q this winter About rs guests wer
present. Entertainment was arrange
by the social committee In the r
ceiving line were the Misses Evan
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Woodard an
e George Dilks. Mrs. Russell Hall.
Il Dayton. O., former resident of tn
city and member of the society, ws
| q guest.