Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-06
OF Interest to Women

vi Interest to Women
The very fine exhibition OF the etch-
ings OF leila dc Milhau. which arc
being shown at 100 North Fourth
street. viii be continued through De-
ccmhcr 10. These ctchings arc being
shown through the courtesy of the
knocdlcr Galleries. The general pub
lie IL invited to view the pictures.
the hours being from 10 TO 6 on week
days. and Sunday afternoon. Many
distinguished people have already
visited the exhibition. Among them
are DR.. Kate Waller Barrett, OF Alex
andria: Miss Elizabeth Ewing, art
supervisor OF Roanoke: Miss Morgan.
Of Lynchburg: Miss Louise Smith
head of tho art department OF Ran
dolph Macon womau's College; Miss
Belle Webb. of Prince G.org. County.
Those who have assisted Miss Nora
Houston and Miss Adele Clarke as
hostesScs arc: Mrs. Robert Hudson
Miss Julia Woodbridge. Miss Sallic
Fitzgerald and Miss Elsie Rudd. The
titles OF the various pictures in tho
collection follow:
l. "Gyassa Upper Nile"
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3. Bird IIouscs--Southampt
4. Old World Conner-Sandback.
g. protecting Hands"
6. "Boats Along the Shore
Z. 4 Hampton MIL.
S. Two Crosses-France.
9. Sand Dunes-Long Island
10. The Sands
II. The Busy Nile.
IL. Drying Nets--Montaun
l3. = Cheshire Lane.
Mrs. William II. Trlgg. Jr., is ar
ranging "A series OF musical events for
three Wednesday afternoons during
December. The first one Will take
place this afternoon at o'clock. Miss
Amorctte Baker will sing. Miss Baker
has been studying for some years in
New YORK city with Herbert with
erspoon. and has u lovely soprano
voice.
Guests OF the club at this musical
will be the wives of the members o!
the American Institute of Chemical
Ems who meet in convention
here today,
The G!nter Park Woman's Club viii
hold it's regular monthly meeting this
afternoon AT 1910 o'clock in the Lewis
II. Wilkinson is chairman for the ar
icrnoon. DR.. +. W. BoatwriGht, prcsi-
dent OF the University OF Richmond.
viii speak on present Political Con-
ditions in Western Europe" DIR.
Boatwright has recently returned
from a trip abroad. and is well quail
fed TO speak on this interesting sub
jet. Mrs. James Hose Ricks. Mrs.
w. y. Cardweli Mrs. q. II. wintrey
II
for the social hour. which will follow
the address.
The executive board OF the Gin;er
Park Woman's Club viii meet this
afternoon at ":ij o'clock. in the club
rooms at the Lewis Ginter Commu-
nifty building.
The program for the meeting OF the
Barton Heights Woman's Club on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. in
the j. Il. Il. Stuart School. Will in
ciudc "A talk by Mrs. Thomas T.
Stearncs. of Newport News. on Club
Activities" and vocal selections by
Mrs. Erna Branch. contralto. For the
social hour Mrs. II. Spott Anderson
viii be hostess, assisted by Mesdamcs
u. II. WISman. l.. i. apt. q. l.. Archer
and 9. G.. Holy.icld. Donations of
canned goods for the Shclter.nS Ar;as
Hospital Will be brought in at this
meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Richmond Chapter. l.. -. g. will
he held this morning at IL o'clock
In room $50. the Jefferson Hotel. In
addition to the regular business. re-
ports Will he given from the Birm-
ingham convention. Members from
other chapters. wishing to hear from
convention. will be welcome.
Today being school and Teacher
Day in National Education Work.
parents are invited 10 visit the
schools in the city.
The regular monthly business
meeting Of the Catholic Women's
Club will be held this evening at
$40 o'clock. at IS South Third
Street. Reports from the National
Council of Catholic Women, which
met in Washington. d. C., two weeks
ago. will he heard. The executive
boarn will mco at S o'clock tonight.
The quarterly convention of tho
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union for Richmond and IIcnrico
County will be held today, opening
at 1880 A. NJ. in the Barton Heights
Methodist Church. Mrs. Harry Sc
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