The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-24

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| Will moving pictures.
The debutantes and other smart folk
present will go from the auditorium
! TO the Thanksgiving Gerpan at Ma
sonic Temple, a committee in charge
/ being Misses Archer Joynes, Garlic
/ Minor Fanny Scott, Camilla Wexford
and Edith Donnan.
The German Will open with the de-
butante figure, in which the buds of
the season will make their appearance
and lend to IL distinctive charm and
grace. Then the University Of Vir-
ginia and the University of North
Carolina figures will crown the day,
before the hour for boodhy and de-
parture comes.
Certainly everything points to an
ideal day for Thanksgiving and its
annual game.
Headquarters Kept Open.
Headquarters of the Equal Suffrage
League of Virginia, 3o7 East Frank
lin Street, Will be kept open every day
this week from 4 to P. NJ, in honor
of visitors to the Educational Confer
ence.
These visitors are cordially invited
to call and get literature and any In
formation they may desire. commit
tee of league hostesses will be pres
ent every afternoon
Civic study Club.
The Civic Study Club holds It's next
meeting Friday evening at o'clock,
in 500 East Franklin Street All per-
sons interested In the study of civics
are asked to attend the meeting, which
Is purely informal In character
/ Receptions MT Museum
| The receptions rendered visitors to
the Educational Conference at the
| Valentine Museum, from i to 8, and
! from 6 to s p. NJ. are delightful fea-
lures Of the week, and are largely at
tended, visitors greatly enjoying an op-
portunity of seeing the famous mus
cum building and grounds, and its col
| lection, which is extremely rare In
| character.
Chandier-Kirby.
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place last evening at o'clock In the
home of Mr. and Mrs G. W. Kirby. No.
30 Wood Street when their daughter,
Jessie T., became the bride of George
Chandler a resident Of Richmond, the
| Rev. S. G. Hatcher, officiating
The bride beautifully gowned in
| white and carrying bouquet of white
chrysanthemums and maidenhair ferns.
| entered with the groom, and the cere-
| mony was witnessed by only relatives
and intimate friends.
! Mr. and Mrs. Chandler will make
their home for the present with the
! brides parenets
Weavcr-walton.
w. S. Weaver of Rice. Va. and Miss
Ida Walton, daughter of r. II. Walton,
of Prince Edward We're married in
Knoxville, Tenn, on November 20. The
happy pair have reached Rice. where
they viii reside in future. Mr. Weaver
Is most successful young business
man.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding of Miss Annie O'Hara
to b, j Meagher was quietly cele-
brated Wednesday morning in Sacred
Heart Cathedral by Rev. Father Kanp
The bride wore travelling suit of blue
and was attended by Miss Marie
oHara. c. j. Meagher was best man
to the groom. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Meagher left
for Northern tour.
Cole-Lucy.
Edward Martin Cole and Miss Min
ME Lucy We're quietly married on
tuesday evening at the home of the
bride. on East Broad Street, by Rev
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Cole left for a
Southern trip, which will embrace sew
eral points in Florida and Cuba. They
will be at home after December IS at
SO0S East Broad Street.
The SANTA Claus Club
All persons interested in the work
of the Church Hill Santa Claus Club
William Dempsey Gay. I'll North
Twenty-sixth Street, on Saturday eve
ming, at o'clock, for the purpose of
organizing the club for this season.
The object of the club Is to provide
Christmas gifts for the children Of the
destitute in that section of the city
Mrs. Gay and others have engaged
IN the work of the Santa Claus Club
for a number of years, and have always
felt amply repaid by the JOY given
children, who otherwise would be un-
remembered
In Honor of Mrs. Hubert.
Mrs. John Archer Coke, Jr. gave
beautiful reception yesterday from
to p. NJ. in her home. 1914 West Grace
Street at which her sister, Mrs Wal
ter Hubert formerly Miss Helen Har
rison, was guest of honor Receiving
with Mrs. Coke We're her mother, Mrs.
William II. Harrison, and Miss Ecerton
of Petersburg.
Inc parlors were beautifully deco
rated with flowers and palms and were
thronged with fashionable Richmond
and Petersburg society during recep-
ton hours.
A Gay Thanksgiving.
Miss Fanny Beverley, of Blanddeld.
Va, has gone to Alexandria Va. to
attend the Thanksgiving german there
on Friday night. She leaves Alexandria
Saturday for Philadelphia, where she
will witness the Army and Navy foot
ball game, returning to Fredericksburg
on Monday Later Miss Beverley will
visit friends in Richmond
Cadets Entertained.
The cadets OF the Virginia Polyteeh-
mic Institute, about 325 strong, who
We're in Richmond yesterday as the
escort TO President William H. TAFT
We're rendered a German last night bv
the German Club of Richmond college
at the Jefferson Auditorium A bril-.
liant company was assembled. incmd.
Ing many people Well known in Rich |
mond society, and a large number of
the cedets Chaperones We're Cover.
nor and Mrs William II. Mann, Mayor
and Mrs ID. c. Richardson, Dr. ana
Mrs Loving, Mr. and Mrs, C. c. Walk,
err Dr. and Mrs Metcalf, Mr.. ana Mrs