Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-01
Mrs. wall scores at white.

'"rN " AT scores ut White.
Mrs. Garrett r.. Wan. Of Richmond
Surprised and impressed Virginia 40
'i",r at tn" Greenbrirr whit. sulphur
springs ihst ThUrSdAy when she. can
turcH tn" trophy u ia" approaching
anu putting contest. a feature OF the
"omans National Championship
Tournament. ut tn" eighteenth hoI.
on IN" sporty links at IA" Whit. Bc-
Tor" an audience Of prominent society
ipIh and celebrated goi: players, Mrs
Wall eliminated .ilcNa Sterling
Marion Nollins. Miss Cummings and
others until ,h"r" remained only Mrs
Wall and Mrs William Gavin. Eng
iSh and Canadian champion with
ArH Wall as nnai winner.
Mis Wall has added her name to
the list OF prominent richmond wo-
men who have made names for them
selves on tho Inks Tho silver loving
'lH IN" has just won Will take =
place alonEh!dc ~ similar trophies
held by Mrs. Wall Mrs Wall was
EUnner-up in on" ~ the Southern
tournaments held II Atlanta
Th"nc Receiving at Club.
The daughters OF the Woman's club
VIII assist the chairmcn OF the after
noon Mrs. Plcasanton Conquest and
Mrs. beverley r. Crump. at the rcc.p-
ton on October 3, which is u be given
/" the members OF the club by tho
officers and board OF governors They
ar: Misses Elisabeth Scout Julia
Moncur". Hattie and Mur!cI Wilson.
VIRGINIA crcnshaw and Louis. Branch
i;ccc!vin& with officers and bnnrd
VIII be tho chairmcn OF IN. various
committees. Thos. receiving will be:
President. Mrs. Charles O. Boshcr:
hrst vice president. Mrs. Charles r.
Robins: second vice president. Mss
Mary -. street: recording eeCrctnry.
Mss Louise Williams. corresponding
secretary. Miss Julia q Moore: treas
urcr. Mrs. T.. q. iiiGSinbotham board
of HoEcrnors-Nrs. Charles q. Boshcr.
Mrs. Charles II. Robins. Miss Mary d.
Street. Miss Louise Williams. Miss
Julia q Moore. Mrs. T. g. lIiggin-
h"tham. Mrs. Horace : HAYES Mrs
christopher Tomrkins Mrs. Thomas
Wheclw right, Mrs Stuart Mcclure.
Mrs. Charles L. Williams. Mrs. Hugh
Antrim. Miss Julia Suliy. Mrs. Moses
- HoSc. Mrs. Chilcs Fcrrali; chair
man OF lectures. Mrs. Douglas Van
d'rhoot; chairman ~ music. Miss Jean
TTIIS; chairman az art, Mrs Robert
WithcrS Williams. chairman %: hra-
matics. Mrs. James j. Pollard: wclfar.
chairman. Mrs james Hoge Kicks.
library chairman. Mrs Walter : Nc
Neil house chairman. Mrs Thornton
Stanhrd: auditorium chairman. Mrs
Herbert Mann; chairman Of grounds
Mrs. franch Morgan: hospitality
chairman, Miss Georgia Blankenship:
hostesscs Cha!rmen. Mrs Wallace GIL
and Mrs. John g. Munce: executive
secretary. Miss Frances G.. Sparrow
No visitors cards VIII be allowed for
this function.
Have Taken "Rrst-u-Iiit,
MT. and Mrs. John Moyier and Miss
Agnes Moyl.r are returning to Rich
mond on October and have taken
Rest "a Bit" on the Cary Street Road
for the winter. Miss Moyler. who mas
been studying and travelling in Eu-
rope for the last two years. will
make her debut here this season.
Guest OF Miss Moncurc.
Miss Margaret Gilbert will arrive
tomorrow to be the guest Of Miss
Julia Moncure. She will be i'm Rich
mond for some time before returning
10 her home in New York. Several
attractive affairs have been planned
in her honor
Guests From Woodbcrry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker are
mere for short stay. They are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John SHELTON
Williams
Attended Convention In Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart Bryan
have returned from Portland. Ore.
where they attended the Episcopal
convention. They and their daugh-
Ter. Amanda. have recently returned
from an extended tour of Europe.
Miss Bryan will leave this week for
FoxcrOft School in LOudoun County
Rcturns to school.
Miss Margaret Williams left last
week to return to school. She will
be at Oldficlds. near Baltimore, for
tho winter. Miss Williams is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Randolph
Williaps.
Summer at Moanfnin Lake.
Mrs. Travers Wood. of 1916 West
avenue. has returned to her home
here. She and her children. Miss
Peggy Wood and Travcrs Wood. Jr.
have been spending the summer at
Mountain Lake and Virginia Beach.
Luncheon for Mrs. Davis.
An interesting visitor to the city
next week will be Mrs. Samuel Pres
ton Davis. of Little Rock, Ark, first
vice-presidcnt national OF the Ma
iional Society, United States Daugh-
tcrs Of 1912. Mrs Davis. who comes
as tho guest of the Virginia Society,
is Identified with patriotic and his
iorical work of many organizations
and has been Endorsed by the state
ur Virginia for president national OF
the Daughters of 1912. ON Monday.
1T 1880 o'clock, an attractive lunch