The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

viii be tho groom's best MAJ and the
Eroomsmcn DR.. Kelley, DR. Samuel
WILSON,, Dr. Louis *. Leake, Mr.. Will.
liam Isrockenbrough Mr.. iiartwo;l
Taylor, OF Now Britain, Conn, ana Mr.
Julian dunn, Of Richmond.
Miss Clarke was educated at tollins
Institute and Richmond College SHE
is the granddaughter OF the Rev. l,r.
John Pollard. who was, for mnnyyeafs
professor OF English, at Richmond CO.
lego.
Dr. Murrcll ls II popular young spo.
cialist In medicine. lie Is ndJIntt
professor at the University College OF
Medicine, and has had advantage or
STUDY abroad, as we'll as In this conu-
try. His grandfather, the late ca,
onel Thomas Whitehead was mcnber
OF Congress from tho sixth Virginia
District, and aftcrward State Commits
sioner OF Agriculture
Tea at Womal1's Club.
Tea Will be served ut tho Woman's
club on Monday afternoon from & to s
o'clock: the usual lecture being omitted
on account OF the absence Of n largo
number of members, who Will spend
the day at jamestown.
To Lecture Here.
Tho Richmond public is invited tc n
lecture to be delivered by DR.. Alex
.nndcr c. Humphreys next Thursday
evening In the Hall of the House OF
Delegates Under the auspices OF TIC
Richmond Education Association.
DIR. Humphreys Is president OF Ste
vehs Institute. Hoboken. N. j., and has
wide reputation as man OF de"s
thought and scholarly attainmcr.,.
la Mt In
cal, but Practical
DIR. Moore to Lecture.
pleasant event Of tho week Will
be the lecture by Rev. DR.. w. w.
Moore, OF Union Theological Seminary
In Mizpnh Presbyterian Church. Chest
nut Hi. Tuesday evening Mt O'clock
DR. Moore is considered ono of the most
eloquent orators in the State. and his
lecture on "Rambles in the Nile Valley"
Is one of tho most delightful in his re-
pertoirc. 1t IS illustrated by beauti-
full stercopticon views from photo
graphs taken by DR.. Moore himself.
Mrs. Allen Complimented.
Mrs. George Ambrose Allen, of Eric,
Pa. who Is visitiug her mother. Mrs. r.
T.. Hunter, of NJ. 215 East Franklin
Street. was the guest OF honor at n
very pretty dance given by a number
OF her friends, at Hermitage Golf Club,
on Tuesday evening. Among those
Iprcsent were Misses Ida Fleming,
Katharine COPELAND, Elizabeth Seldcn.
Nell Sutton. Nancy selden, Katharine
watkins. Jeal, Knox. Mary Jones, Sadie
| Collins, Mlsses Newman and Mrs.
Hunter. Messrs. Cloyd Kent Lames IT..
Drake, Jr., Frank Samson Lane Lacy.
Frank sutton Kent Rawlcy, Burton
Sncad, W. q. Brown. Newman, Luther
Jcffress. Tom Brockenbrough and
Pryor Lipscomb.
Dinner to Graduating Class.
I Last evening at Guth's the gradual
ing class of this session of tho Wo-
,nnn's College was teula-ed an clo%ani
dinner hy their president Miss Myra
iIldine Walden, Of New Kent county
The guests OF honor We're Professor
and Mrs. Melvin A. Martin. Of tho col
Ilcge.
Much to the surprise OF Miss Walden.
Miss Helen Laylander, OF Newport
News. arose. and in most graceful
speech. stated that she had been ap'
| pointed by the class to express to the
1 president their sincere appreciation of
the highly efficient and acceptable ser
vice she had rendered. AS token
from the class. Miss Layiander pre-
scented Miss Walden with a beautiful
| gold crescent ~tudded with pearls.
Miss Walden responded IN j happy ana.
c.; i,tivating speech.
i Later on, Miss Walden arose, and, adj