Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 191, 19 June 1920 — Page 12

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PLANS COMPLETE FOR DELTA THETA AFFAIR TO BE GIVEN HERE Richmond will entertain the national convention of the Delta Theta Tau sorority Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ot next week. Fifty delegates are expected to come and registration will be Monday and Tuesday. Headquarters will be in the high school r udltorium where the business meetings of the convention will be held. Tuesday at 1 : 30 p. m. the convention will open with a business meeting in the high school auditorium. This will be followed by open house at the home of Mrs. Omar Whelan, North Twelfth street. Mrs. Whelan will be assisted by the girls of the Richmond chapter. At 7:30 p. m. Tuesday an elaborate banquet will be held at the Westcott Hotel. One hundred and fifty are expected to attend. A musical program "Will be given by Miss La Verne Jones, planlste; Miss Mary Jones, violinist, and Miss Ruth Scott, soprano. Following this there will be various forms of entertainment given by the social

delegates from each chapter. Go to Liberty Wednesday. The business meeting Wednesday -will be held at 9:30 a. m. A luncheon -will be given the delegates Wednesday aioon. At 1:30 Wedncr day th guests -will be driven about the city later going to Liberty where the Iota chapter of the sorority will give a. ioxrual tea in the Coliseum. The elaborate affair of the onven "Hon will be the formal ball to be given :t Jackson Park, Wednesday evening. 'The hall at the park will be elaborately .decorated with flowers, the sorority icolors, green and white being used la fa. color scheme. During the evening a novelty feature dance will be given by 16 girls under rthe direction ot Miss Elizabeth Kolp, assisted by two toe dancers. The music for the evening -will he ffurnlshed by Parker's orchestra from (Columbus, under the personal direction (of Charles Parker, who will sing during tthe evening. Cars have been chartered and will leave Eighth and Main ictreets at 8:15 p. m. Thursday at 8:30 ja. m. there will bo a business meeting. Will Close Thursday. The convention will close with p. fplcnlc Thursday at noon in Glen Milder park. Mrs. Ray Wichemeyer Is irhalrman of the banquet committee. !Mrs. Russell Alexander is chairman of !the dance committee. Others on the committee are Miss Huth Wickemeyer, Miss Mildred Townfiend, Miss Florence Cummins, Miss Marie Connell, Miss Ruby Cavenough, Miss Agnes Cain, Miss Hazel Mashmeyer .and Mrs. Al Mayer. The Delta Theta Tau sorority has done commendable work along many lines especially war work, in the adoption of French orphans, etc. and social service work. Chase Conover Appointed Friends' Field Secretary Chae L. Conover, who has been taking work in the graduate school at Haverford college. Pa, has been ap

pointed field secretary to succeed B. j

Willis Beede on the American Friends board of foreign missions. Mr. Beede is on an extended trip around the world in mission investigation work. Mr. Conove r will leave Saturday for New England in the interest of New England Yearly meeting. His headquarters will be at the Central offices of Friends, in Richmond.

John W. Davis

Indorsement by the New York Times one of the most Influential newspapers In the east, has advanced John v

Davis of West Virginia, at present am

bassador to Great Britain, as a presidential possibility around whom con

servative D e m ocrats may rally at San Francisco. Davis is not an active candidate

for the nomina-

present himself at any of the state primaries, and

I KWL I rrankly would 1 1 il I ratner not have the I I mA 1 1 office than scram!L VS J ble for lt- He was V vytjJ not Beriously re-

XdSngcn garded as a presiJ -W. D AV iy dential possibility until, recently, the New York Times editorially proposed Ms name. The beneficiary of that Indorsement is known as a great solicitor general, because of the record he made In the

state department at Washington prior to his appointment abroad. Clarksburg, W. Va., was the birthplace of John William Davis, and April 13, 1873, the date. He was educated In Washington and Lee university in Virginia, was assistant professor of law there in 1896 and 1897. and later

went Into practice. He was a member of the sixty-second and sixty-third congresses, resigning to become solicitor general of the United States on Aug. 30, 1913. He was named ambassador to the court of St. James to succeed the late Walter Hines Page. ;

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TRUCK LAW PROVISIONS UNCONSTITUTIONAL, RULING

Richmond automobile truck owners

are awaiting the results of Judge James A. Collins decision that the automobile truck license amendment passed by the legislature in 1919 is void and unconstitutional. The court said the amendment makes provision for matters that were not embraced in he title of the original act of 1913. The amendment provided for Increased Jicense fees for automobile trucks. The opinion does not mean that the vamendment shall not continue to be effective, as it was given as the court's (opinion rather than a ruling ot the pcourt. Further legal action will he necessary before the question of the Regality of tho amendment is doter-anined.

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GIFTS FOR JUNE BRIDES

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