The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSO ALL
5To.sopl,ronia.

s }1]trbs Nhr 8 eyed Beauty princes know.
8sS II Sic but frow,l war Il declared &
ls1s Ana az slie smile L hey has shared s
" s'saTl,c husll5 of suglo and OF driltn ~ d "
* So lct mo speak tho simple word, /, 4
.lyili take the edge Off The world sHoIru-T
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iii AT Wot1at1's Club.
Dr. Richard Burton, literary editor = q
y5 tlo .othrop publishing Company, ana az
Ja,,thol or much force and 8nplli.v, IL lI
e i,en1cd last afternoon ut the woman
Club where his lecture hsu!'1eGit WIS - - -
3ist Modern Novel. = II II 8 "a 4. $5s "
mo happy blending Of idelisn,ll; nn n
" ro,nunticism III what Or. Burt on ~ p {,
53cciyed 10 be the best type of modern iio-
4; flon was strongly brought out by the
4 5slect,,ror, Who exemplifed his remarks by
contrasts drawn, between the WORKS y. @
5fRcha,dson Fielding and Ilpling IN sii1 =. Is
HI Light That Fn lied. MI .s5 /, . 4. \,
M ira Jspontfneity Of the thought, the
A. &, ttractiyencss OF the subject and 10 able
ii ,nnnne,. il, which it was handled rendered
Il Z he$tnlk throughout an exccedin " pleas
NIL ono for Dr., Burton's hearers }s3Il lc
n l,eynote to the whole was a. quo tatl 70
D from Ittpling's 'seven Seas WI til "hlch
%s fheT lecture ended, the lines beginning
with. S& H KS Al u iifl 5s It. ks Z. VA
II F1.When 10 one works for m oney sS i}
y And no one works for fame &.
$J,,lt each tells the truth az :hcasees IT.
lines which nre Instinct with the vital
i9n,rinc irle which Ill writer's OF AL ia ton
Il fallties car, recognize and lay claim 70.
bsg3 Chalrman's guests of5&tho afternoon
we're MISS Icllen Glasgow, Miss SCally Z Y;
4 land. Mrs w. II. IS dams, Mr.. ". G. STAN
Y ard ii. il. g. Woodward Mrs philip
" Shield ana Mrs. ellen ROGERS.
Among the other guests were MISS NJ y
Forbes and Miss Mary Carter q Anderso n
aot thS Yoman,s College; Mrs. John !. y.
& sEubank, Of Warm Springs. n, and Miss
Davis Of tho8Jjniversity{of Virginia.
81 Tho lecture thai was to have been given
4 wednesday afternoon BY Ir. James ~, hit
" FIELD has been postponed on account 81
Il illness IN the Doctors family,
\ N the reception last afternoon Mrs.
Charles Meredith presided at ~ nc. s3tea
table and chocolate was poured by MIS-
n Rolfe$ Glover 55. NJ WI ~ 81 /. Il u #
Mrs. LOTIONS r option. W
u The Globe and U Commercial 1 Advertiser,
h 81 New Y ork, under date Of SATURDAY,
4 January 7th, says .3 ~ S3 ll.5s
Nj rs. IIeth Lorton Mary n eVbold zl6 sl5
Il renee has issued cards for two large re-
Il captions al shcr home, No. 90 East Fifty
18th and INST. III While the Heth Lortons
a have given during the full quite q number
u t,f small dinners and lurcheons tho Two
Y receptions noted will be the first large
Il formal Affai rs in their new house.
t:S Some OF tho young Nv me- wi OWL re-
sceiye With Mrs. Lortsn; will beSAtiss Olga
u Kobtc, Miss ERosalie Tone, Miss Isabel
SsCseer,S Mrs. Richard Bntison, Miss Memo
Wise. Mrs. Julien Mason. Miss Katharine
tai iScE(
III Ghurthill, Miss ma 1Ierrick n
As bert Low, Miss Helen Snhler, Miss Ielen
8lrotter. S ~ q .s 81 81 q f55
ss Ar. and Mrs. I.orton visited Richmond
recently, whore t hey. recciv we'd q round OF
old Virginia hospitality. IL Mrs. I4ortong is q
e native Of Richmond, and all Of his y u
!sslnerous friends were anxious to meet an
entertain his wife. Among hose who
Il gave dinners and 9luncheons in their3hon-
or were Judge and Mrs il. H. Lewis. MI.
V and Mrs .Ihoinns Boiling, Mr. and Mrs.
ENTyndhann$ r. Meredith Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Lancaster Filians, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
2 NIassie, Mr.. and Mrs. j anes2 Aston Eabcll,
Miss Rose Walker. Major T.. n 4. ,, Myers,
Mrs. Charles Boiling and AR. and Mrs,
u T.. II. Mayo. j.Ss N ~.
5 5l rs Dunlap-Wood.
A marriage of interest, Is that Miss
d katherine Thomas Wood OF Washing on,
II y. c., to Captain Robert Henry Dunlap,
United States Marine Corps. Tho cere-
mony will take place on Thursday next,
Eat noon, in st. Johns Episcopal Church,
washington, D. G. Z.
Owing q the absence nf the bride
father, who is on the 1sthlnus OF Pam
anna, the BRIDE will be given away by
{. her uncle, MI. Corcoran Thorn. Lieu
q tenant Henry Lay, United States Marine
/, Corps. will DO tho best man. After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast will be
given at the homo OF the brides parents.
st. Clair--Eas ley.
l3 The wedding OF Miss Halle Easley to
Il Mr.. David II. ST. Clair, OF New York.
which took place last week. was quite a
society event In South Boston, the home
Of the bride.
Mrs. Louise Pcniok, sister Of the bride,
was the dame of honor, and DIR. w. II
Moseley was best man. The bride has
u for several years held the chair Of Eng
"a lish literature III Roanoke ufemalo College.
Z Mr.. st. Clair Is a native Of North Caro-
lima, and was at one time editor OF the
Charlotte Chronicle. Ho Is now doing
$ journalistic work in New York city.
After n luncheon attthe home OF Mrs
Penick, Mr.. and Mrs. St. Clair left for
4 their future home. IN New York city.
Engagements Of Interest.
Z MI Mr. ana Mrs. James Wesley Ramsey, O
'-y1indsor HIS" Walbrook, Baltimore
Il announce the engagement Of their daugh
ter, Irene, to Mr.. Robert Dannie Davis
of Washington, tho wedding to take plac
+ IN the spring
Tho engagement is announced fron
FLORENCE. Italy, of Mrs. Frnncis Mich
4! Ter, widow OF Colonel Mlchler. Unite,
Il States army, to Mr.. Frederick ". Minott
OF New York.
Mrs, Micller was Miss Marion Low
cry, daughter OF the late Commando
Rclgtrt B. Lowery, United States navy
Il Mr.. Minott is a Princeton man of III
class Of 1852 and q member of the Uni
ycrslty and Princeton clubs Of New York
Annual Costume-Mask Ball.
The Art Club Of Richmond has issue,
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