The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

-sl ~ Hin UNUSUALLY h&uuscfne AHu
nniQuN decorations the marriage OF
letss Estciie whitiock to Mr.. Julius
M. Klaus. which takes place Tuesday
afternoon. Feb. 20. in the auditorium
IN the jefferson hotel. will be one
w the prettiest and one of the most
Interesting of the season.
The bride Is the youngest daughter
ck Mr. and Mrs philip -NhitleekT ef
zes East Grace street, and is popular
among a large circle OF friends. The
groom is n prominent young Rich
mond man and is engaged In business
with N. Conan Son and Company.
Miss Myra Zander will attend the
bride as maid OF honor. She will wear
gown of pink embroidered null ana
will carry a basket of Killarney roses.
Mr.. Gam Feibelman. OF Macon,
Miss. will be best man. and Mr.. Lee
Al. whttioch brother of the bride,
master of ceremonies.
The bride will be handsomely gown
ed in white crepe meteor hand -esn-
I brottlered, and her tuile veil viii be
caught with wreath of orange BIOS
SONS. She will carry mum bouquet
OF gardenias and lilies Of the valley
Mrs. whitlock, mother or the bride,
will wear black velvet gown. TRIM
med In rose point lace.
About zoe guests will he present at
the wedding, all of whom viii remain
Tor the dinner at the Jefferson, which
will Immediately follow the cere~
mony.
After an extended tour of the South.
Mr. kfaus and his rrtde VIII be at
heHae ta their friends Mt 2os East
Grace street. ...-
The out-of-town guests for the wed
ding include. Mrs. A. Newman,
Masters Julian and r. Whitlock New
man. Brooklyn. n. Y: Miss Ullman,
Brooklyn. y. Y: Miss Frances Van
Baahn, Boston. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. III. whitiock. of CHM, and Miss
Minnie Klaus, OF New York
Mrs. Boshcr nj Woman's Club.
Crowded rooms greeted Mrs.
Charles @. Bosher when she spoke on
..Nsw Cults and Old PHILOSOPHERS"
before the womans Club Monday af-
ternoen Mrs Bosher's charming
personality. together with her recog-
r.xed literary ability. of which we
have had such a delightful proof in
MARY Cary. gave a glow and tansi-
bility to the cold. austere reasoning
Of philosophy that made her address
unusually clever and interesting.
The shades of meaning in words
have often been the cause of strife
and disagreement among phiioso-
phersr and al the beginning Mrs.
Kosher stated -tAHt-her definitions
were necessarily elastic, and exact
ness Of meaning WAS limited to their
variations rather than their entire
x -.faa- in the discussion of their Ie-=
tattunship, freedom must be granted
for iargeness and Interpretation.
From time immemorial the wise men
on every age have sought for truth
in spiritual and material spheres, but
still the truth continues mystery to
rnrrtafs. She traced the modern Def
ne rte movement hack To the religious
practices OF the Hindus in their man
fold exercises. in which they forced
the organism Of their bodies TO obey
their minds,
Mrs gosher summed up her adj
dress with references to the great
think axa- from the. time of authentic
history to the present. when the pro-
fcuudest minds OF every age have
sought for satisfying solution of
Immortality and truth. These active
minds have been respected and al
most reverenced. but we should pro-
ceed sIewly in the adoption of new
cult.
I'VE live In material age. sn r.e
of questions, a complex civilization
with vital force in every thought.
Mrs. Bosher said a great nina OF
the past has made the statement.
.'the greatest manifestation of power
Ii he calm
Hnstesses for the afternoon were
Mrs Andrew Gray and Mrs, Alnry
Harwood Mrs Robert Lee Powers
end Mrs. William II. White poured
tea, and Mrs. Rolf Glover and Mrs,
BENJAMIN Robinson presided at the
rcffee table.
At the Woman's Club.
Miss Gussie Daniel viii read thu
second paper In the series on thu
Literature OF Science before the litera
ture class at the Woman's Club Wed
nesday afternoon Her specific sub
feet will be, The Ascent OF Man.
On Friday afternoon Miss Annie
Winston will meet her class In curren
events. This has proved one of IN,
most delightful features in the ciu'
during this season, and Is enjoyed b.
oil.
The February bridge tournament
viii be played Friday evening. Eacl
: lady may Invite gentleman escort
and all tables must be registered b,
10 A. NJ. Friday.
Miss Lehman's Recital.
annual rarttat of Miss ExSi