Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-17
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lurgh. Pa, will arrive In Richmond
, ON Marsh %. She Will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Sa,t.rhcld. at
the Chesterfield apartments. Miss
DanScrfcld was student AT Sweet
Brinr College. ana several affairs
have been planned IN her honor.
Miss McGrnr Presented Ia Lord HynK
Miss Miriam McGraw. OF Richmond
who liz tho guest Of Colonel and Mrs
Ernest w. Hubbcll. ottawa. Ontario.
Canada, attended the opening of tho
fourteenth Canadian Parliament on
March .. Sho wore II dress OF tan
gerine chiffon velvet and carried
French roses Another interesting
affair at which Miss McGraw was
present was that one at which she
was presented to Lord Byng. OF
Fimy. Governor General of Canada,
and Lady Byng at their first draw
ing-room on March II. Miss Nc
Graw wore on this occasion II gown
or cloth. OF silver AMI gcorEctte and
carried Il lovely bouquet OF roses and
viOlcts
Hcturncd 10 Fnuuuicr.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Itnmny. Of Eau
quicr County, who have been at the
Richmond Hotel for tho legislative
session, have returned to their home.
Mrs. Ha:ncy has just returned from
AN extended stay In Florida. where
she was much entertained.
Public Is Invited.
Governor Trinkln Will open the
meeting tonight a, tho Woman's
club at s:l5 o'clock. In behalf o: the
pageant The meeting has been
planned by the Virginia Historical
pagent Association. and II Is urgent
that all committees In charge OF the
pageant activities OF the various or
Plantations be present FOR general
Instructions. Thomas Stcvcns. d!rec-
tor OF the pageant, VIII speak on the
themes that the pageant VIII depict.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams. vice
president or the association. VIII ad-
dress the meeting on tho wofnen's
part, and oliver j. Sands. president
Of the association. VIII also SPEAK AZ
that time. TN" evening VIII include
good music Oh it's program Ia add
,ion to these speakers The pubic
Is Invited to this meeting. which T.
Icing permitted by IN" Wouan's
club az part Of their civic welfare
program.
Mr. Ch~~tcrman NJ Hound Table.
Mrs Charles -. Taylor VIII intro
due. Evan X Chcs,crinan. speaker
ut the literary round table % the
Gintcr Park Womam's club this AFT
cruoOn at 3.i5 O'CiocE. The meeting
VIII tax. place In 81 Thomas parish
house, and Mr.. Chcst"rrnan wi!l
speak on Hooks and Hook Reviews.
Mrs Phillip lirUwd"r Is general
chairman Of the afternoon After
The discussion ,"n viii be served
Interesting Hrndinr.
Mrs. Henry Aylctt Sampson VIII
give a reading this afternoon ~
Grace Methodist church under the
auspices of The cradle department
Tor the benefit %. tn" building !uud
at $50 O'Clock In the primary room.
An members and friends are invited.
Tea VIII ~" served.
Varied rr"rrnm. .
Miss Elizabeth Brockcnbroush
VIII hr tuastmistrosa al III. Eym
baulu., which viii take place At the
" &. a. !, viii b. an interesting
aralr. including "a program Of varied
features. There wul be toasts by
tho ful!owl;g girls: Mis-, Martha Ap-
person, Win th- subject. Forward,
March" Miss Julia Armstrong, TO
Miss Webster. MISS Ipr.ua Mason.
Freshmen, Ig22". Miss Frazer
Evans Good Times. Miss Magdc
Neitch. sitting Much. Miss Hazel
Powell. our colpn". Mrs. stephens.
Icy. old Girls, Miss Virginia We'd
der. q ". g. y" Misl iIowlc r.
Moor" wil give an oriental dance
amt Miss Frances Satt"rh"ld VIII
render character song. During the
evening Miss Gcncv!ey" Moore VIII
also present an original play. In
TraIulus'
Ladies' "f CHARITY Entertain Children.
'ihc Ladies OF Charity vii! C.lc
hrntc their af;h anniversary at -.
Juseph's by giving the children OF
Ia" HON" big birthday party on
March IS al 3 O'Clock. The children
VII! do all the entertaining. each one
taking some part In the program.
During Tho afternoon They VIII be
presented with q birthday cake
marked Oh tn" top with the lettering
'ro our - e '.dr.u"
when the Ladies' Of Charity was
organized on March l6. 1917. there
were only i25 members. The mem
hershin nov numbers as. and is SIN
growing. Miss Kate Liable is presi-