Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-03

AT a meeting % Lee Chapter. l.. ID.
G., yesterday the annual election of
officers took place. Miss Belle Per-
kinS. who has served so well as presi-
dent during the past year. was again
nominated. but declined 10 serve, due
TO the fact that She Will be out Of the
city great deal The coming year.
The officers elected were: president
Mrs. John BaHby: FIRST ce-presldcut,
Mrs. a. :. j. williams, second Vice
president. Mrs. g. ". Morris: third
vice president. Mrs. T. Lee Roden:
fourth vice president. Mrs. Austin
Mar,!nstein: recording secretary, Miss
Emma Morris; corresponding sccre-
tary. Mrs Bascom IsowIctt: treasurer.
Mrs. John Hooper; registrar. Mrs. J.
". Wiscman: historian. Miss jose
Prime S!zcr. Mrs. l. NJ. Frye was
| elected director Of Lee Auxiliary.
/ Plans Were practically completed
| for the entertainment To take place
! at the Winter Car. N of the Rich
inond Hotel for the benefit of the
chapter on November S. Mrs. r. G..
figgs is the chairman in charge OF
this entertainment
Mrs u. Il. Munford talked at the
meeting OF the Federation OF Moth
crs' Clubs aud Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon. The
constitution of the federation was
also read and discussed for rcvisiov,
a meeting will be called later TO com
plctc the revision.
The James River Garden Club will
meet this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
With Mrs. Frank Duke. on Seminary
Z.
is In charge OF the program. He
will talk on perennial gardens and
winter care. roses. etc.
The Richmond League OF Women
Voters Will hold it's first general
meeting Of the season this after
| noon at 4 o'clock, In room $50 Of the
Jefferson Hotel. Chairmcn OF the
| committees will report on matters
| OF interest which have occurred dur
ing the recent months. There will
! also be an interesting message from
| the national league. Plans for cdu-
| cat!onal work OF the winter are 10
| be discussed. Miss May l. Moore
who has recently returned from
trip TO Brazil Will speak on the
progress OF tn" woman movement
in that country. Miss Moore met
| many Of the leaders of the Women's
Equal Suffrage Association. while in
Brazil Donna Bertha Lu;z. OF Rio.
who made lecture tour In this
country some months ago. gave Miss
Moore an inside view Of woincn's in
t"rcs,s and activities IN RIO. The
public is invited To attend This meet
Ing.
Spring street Home, through it's
| annual tag day, is appealing to the
| public today for funds 10 carry on
| tho great work il is doing. in Civ
| ing young women new start in
| life. The home was founded in 1874
by the late DR.. W. w. Parker. Since
that time the scope Of it's work has
increased greatly. In this tag day
II makes it's one annual appeal to
the public, and IL Is well 10 remem-
Der that the citizens OF Richmond
cannot afford TO fail TO support so
worthy charity.
Chesterfield Chapter. L. d. c. Will
meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock in
| INC nome OF Mrs. George Paul. 1870.
cambridge street. Delegates for the
| general convention will he elected.
and all members are asked to be
| present.
The Friday study Club will nice,
ihis afternoon at O'Clock with Mrs
Joseph +. White. 25os west Graz
street. Mrs. W. w. Barnes VII,
read paper on "America's Practical
Contributions to the World" Fol.
lowing this there Will he a discus
sion OF current topics and recent