The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17

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thlnl that shall keep them.
E And. on the whole think i take
af "A one from one small rose-lent,
ri And for dear old acquaintance SAKE
s55 Send you Just one more prose leal,
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Perhaps another letter
Will turn the horrld wheel OF fate
a, Or make the fire burn better!
Felix Carmen, in The Smart SET.
The Woman's Club.
Miss I.ooney. Of Memphis. Tenn" who
is@the guest or her sister, Mrs l.. j..
Lewis delighted members Of the Wo-
mans Club last afternoon BY very
y bright and charming paper on Ihe
Woman OF Yesterday and To- Day.
Miss IIooney who wicds a graceful pen
MS an authoress, and Is well known
through her skill in writing stories OF
Southern life. described In very real
ist!c way the qualities Of mind and heart
that rendered women of former day
80 attractive. and so well suited 70 me
period in which they lived.
/ Sho considers the woman OF to-da!
tho Natural product Of her environment
and n direct response to the demand OF
81 modern existence. strong, independent
5B!nnd practical. Taken altogether, the
subject treated III n remarkably inter-
esting and pertinent manner
AZ Guests of the afternoon were Mrs
q roonev and Miss Looney of Memphis;
Mrs. A l.. Boulware, Miss Boulware,
Mrs. Miles Cary, Mrs. Corydon Sutton,
Mrs. Meriwcther Smith Of washington,
D. C.. and the Misses Munford. t. H E
Mrs, LEROY introdvcel Miss Looney 70
her audience. Miss Kate Winston poured
coffee, and Miss Helen Stockdell cold tea.
"A number Of strangers, many of whom
attended the Horse Show, and are still
guests Of friends in Richmond, were
present and helped TO render the recep-
Stion unusually handsome and animated.
# To-day's Weddings.
"a Miss Matte Estelle Mor1issette will be
married this forenoon ut IL o CLOCK, III
the hume of her parents, Professor. and
Mrs. Ellhu Morrissettc. OF No ZOOS East
Grace Street, to Mr.. William Henry Hill,
son Of Mr. j. Polk Hill, Of Culpeper, Va,
the REV. Dr. NJ. Ashby Jones, Of Leigh
Street BAPTIST Church, officiating.
Miss Morrissette is young lady OF
unusual attachments and a lovely per-
sonality. Mr. Hill is by profession a
lawyer and partner Of Judge Jcffres,
Of Cupeper
Miss Lavalette Redd, the daughter Of
s Mrs. Sue Catherine Redd, of Farmvile,
Va. will be married to Mr. William
David Hnmmct to-day, the wedding tak-
ing place in the brides home.
!, The wedding of Miss Laura Lee Carter
to Mr. Maury Hundley will take place
this evening at o'clock in the Newport
News Baptist Church, the Rev. DR.. j. w.
Porter to Officiate.
Miss Carter is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Edward Carter.
W., Il 90 A y,y,in f,yru
CORY, daughter of Mrs. NJ Gregory, to
Mr.. Merton Howell Dyson. son Of Mr..
John ]. Dyson, of Hanover, VII, will be
celebrated at $ o'clock this forenoon, in
the home Of the bride No. 20 South
Adams Street, the Rev. Dr.. Charles S.
Gardner, of Grace Street Baptist Church,
officiating
Mrs Elinor Jackson Junkin Cox will be
married to DR.. John Holiday Latane of
< Washington and Lee University, at 6
p M. to-day in r. t. Lee Memorial
Church, Lexington, Va.
The home ofethe bride, No. a26 London
Street, Portsmouth, Va, win be the scene
to-day OF tht wedding of Miss Anna Vir-
ginia Watts daughter Of the late Judge
and Mrs. a. S. Watts. to Mr.. .Adoiph
Wagner, Of Newport News. The c6re-
mony will be witnessed only by the
families and most intimate friends of
h the contracting parties.
Phi Chi Smoker.
Last Saturday night, Theta and Eta
Chapters of Phi Chi Medical Fraternity
held a mos, enjoyable smoker In honor OF
the new members of the fraternity, who
were the elect freshmen of the two
medical colleges.
Theta welcomed C, ", Byrd. a. A,
Matthews, G. A. Reese. and r. A. Brad
ford. while Eta received J. NJ. Hutcheson
Ky. vs. Simpson, Ben Roscbro j. @
Rawls w. Cowes and +. j.. Banks.
Among those present were: Drs Ross