Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-04

The Springfield Parent-Teachor AS
ISOLATION will hold It's regular month
ley meeting In tho school wednesday,
afternoon at o'clock Mrs j. J.
Phillips. president of the Federation
OF Mothers Clubs. Will address the
meeting.
The Sewing School Teachers. ar-
hliated with the Council of jewish
Womcn's Nc!Ghborhood House. will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. with Mrs. Joseph Cone. a,
tho Richmond Apartments.
The regular meeting Of Lee Chap
ter, u. u. C.. will be held in room
$50. the Jefferson Hotel. Thursday az
tcrnoon at o:30 o'clock.
The Laboratory Technicians will
meet Thursday evening at West
brook. All members are asked to
catch the Ashland car which leaves
the station at 1880 p. NJ.
The Friday study Club will meet
''h. aA'ti ipoh at CLOCK WIN
Mrs W. NJ Reynolds. 3i2l Grove
Avenue. Mrs. c. NJ. Dawson will
read paper. "a Sketch of Booth
Harrington and Outstanding Amer
lean Novelists." There will also be
short sketches OF other American
novelis,s OF the day. by Mrs. Joseph
NJ White.
At a meeting OF tho board OF tho
Commonwealth Chapter. y. A. r..
held with the regent, Mrs. w. j.
Payne. the following new members
we're elected: Mrs. Charles Dosher
DR. 0. l.. Hatcher. Mrs. Beverley
trump Lewis. Mrs. Garland Skinkcr
and Mrs. c. II. Alexander.
Interesting reports were given by
the various chairmen and special
committees. Tho chapter voted to
join with other organizations in in
wiling the American Historical As
ISOLATION and allied organizations to
meet In Richmond In 1924.
Efforts Will be renewed I'm regard
to the Greek girl now living In Full
ton who Will be sent back unless she
oonqucrs enough English I'm I'M next
SIX months to pass an examination.
This girl saw her mother and father
murdered and made her way here.
where she has sister aud brother.
Fifteen dollars was voted TO the
school library fund. 1, was also
voted to make payment on the
Kenmore fund
NJ The meeting OF the James River
Garden Club. which was held a, Mrs.
caskie's Friday afternoon. the fol-
lowing ladies were awarded ribbons
in the exhibition OF winter bouquets.
composed OF evergreens and straw
pods: Mrs. Branch Morgan Mrs NJ.
c. Patterson and Mrs. r.. II. Talley.
Under the auspices of the Literary
Guild OF the Sacred Heart Cathedral.
an illustrated lecture on the famous
Passion Play Of Obcrammcrgau Will
be given by Rev. r NJ. Kelly. IL. H..
at tho Cathedral school. Spruce street
and Floyd Avenue. on both Monday
and Tuesday evenings. December 4
and D. at O'Clock. the proceeds to
be given to st. Vincent de PauI's So
ciety. for the poor
Summer Rest viii hold Christ
mas sale Of fancy articles Saturday.
December Q. at 500 East Grace Street
Tor the benefit OF the electric light
fund.
The Christmas bazaar week tho wo.
men or Seventh street Christian
church are planning for December
.. and s. will be held In the annex
auditorium 607 East Grace street.
Elaborate preparations for the event
have been in progress several weeks.
Those In charge are: Mrs II. II.
Stoltz. general chairmau: fancy
work. Mrs. c. W. Morris. Mrs. Howard
Cree and Mrs. Matte Parrish: coun-
try store. Mrs. G. Il. Peasiey, Mrs.
l.. l.. Roden Mrs. c. c. Satterwhite:
cakes. Mrs. w. |" Sydnor: dolls. Mrs.
i. T. West: flowers. Mrs. S. T.. wad-
dill; candy. Miss Emily Wadd!ll:
aprons. Mrs. w. r. Thurs,on: soft
drinks. Mrs. Garner Mrs. Miner and
Miss Anne White.
Turkey dinners viii be served each
day and supper every evening. Mrs.
A. d. Hewitt is planning the menu.
Tables for special parties can he re-
served by phon!ng Mrs. G. l.. Thomas.
who IS chairman OF the dining-ro
\ special amusement program has
been arranged under the direction OF
Mrs ]. A. Carson, Mrs. Alvin Bagbv
and Mrs. +. ;. CARRIER, Jr. for each
evening