The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11

Denoon Will go TO Palm Reach, Fla.
where they expect to spend the win
ter months. They Will be accompanied
/; on their trip by their nieces, Misses
Lillian Key, of Charlottesville, and
Miss Tyler OF Augusta Springs.
Lecture by Miss Johnson.
| The lecture given b. Miss Mary
Johnston on woman suffrage before
MEMS League at West Point. Va. on
the evening of November z, was fol-
lowed by drawing room talk on Fri
day morning and the organization Of
a vest Point Branch League for
| Equal Suffrage.
The officers of this league arc Mrs.
| Crosby Thompson. president; Mrs
Thomas p. BGgby, vice-president; Mrs.
~. 2. Williams. secretary. and Mrs.
Edward Urmctze, treasurer.
| The drawing room meeting was hold
In the home of Mrs. Thompson and
after the meeting Miss Johnston, in
company With her hostess. visited the
Indian reservation not far from West
Point.
Miss Johnston and Mrs. Valentine
! leaves Tuesday for Danville, Va,
where they will address an audience In
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton auditorium. They Will be guests
Of Mrs. ". r. Harris, and through her
| courtesy and that Of Mrs. jamie Gray
Hagan. president OF the Wednesday
Afternoon CLUB, they will be able to
| give parlor talks as we'll as public
| addresses
OF Interest Here.
A recent Issue OF tho Washington
Post contains the following of interest
| to Richmond society:
The marriage of Miss Marguerite
Morse daughter of the Rev oliver
G. Morse. D. D., and DR.. William Hunt
Walcott formerly of Washington. now
| Of Wcet Virginia. took place Thursday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. at the home of
the brides aunt, Miss Gertrude Jones,
1920 Eleventh Street. northwest. The
ceremony was performed BY the
brides father. assisted by her uncle.
the Rev. Richard G. Morse. OF New
York. The little sister of the bride.
Miss Rebckah Morse. was maid OF
honor. and the best man was DR.. a.
w. Erskine. OF Pennsylvania, class
mate OF the bridegroom at the Balti-
more Medical College. DR.. Olive Cox
and Anthony Morse. bpother of the
bride. were ushcrs.
The bride was given In marriage
by her brother, Richard c. Morse. She
Wore gown of white satin, with a
tuile VEIL and carried white sweet
peas The maid OF honor wore gown
of white muslin over blue silk.
. DIR .Walcott and HIS bride left Wash
ington last evening for Cumberland,
en- route to Needmore. w. Va. where
they will live. Among the out-of- town
guests at the wedding We're Mrs NJ
NJ. Austin. Of New York: aIr. and Mrs.
Richard c. Morse. OF New York; Miss
Mary a. Walcott. OF Richmond and
Oliver {. Morse, Jr., OF Newport, r. l."
Special Cars for Dance.
Cr.cial lo.,ioD DopI,.oa a.a
Broad Streets at o'clock will convey
the guests TO the dance given Deem
Der II at the Country Club by Mrs
Edward o. Valentine. of All East
Franklin Street. The dance Will be
given in honor of Miss elizabeth Bent
Icy and Miss Emma Conquest. The
same cars will bring the guests back
to town, leaving the club at 1890.
Lecture Tuesday.
There will be the usual lecture at
the Art Club OF Richmond tomorrow
afternoon at half-past o'clock. Miss
Adele Clarke Will talk on Ten Most
Patron!zed Art Schools In Richmond"
Inc lectures are always delightful at
fairs. and all interested in art sub
iects are cordially invited to be Dres-
cnt. Tea Will be poured as usual by
committee appointed to receive on
that afternoon.
Luncheon This Week.
Mrs. Lyon Pemberton Will entertain
at a very handsome luncheon on
Thursday of this week. The affair
Will be given at the Country Club of
Virginia, and some 225 guests have
been invited.
Glee Club Concert.
The Richmond concert OF tine Rich
mond College Glee Club Will be given
in the Thomas Art Hall of Richmond
College on Tuesday evening. December
u. at o'clock. The concert Is to be
followed by a reception in the library
by the faculty to the Glee Club and
their friends. The following are to be
patronesses OF the Glee Club: Mrs. ].
Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. George Bryan.
Mrs. D. C. Richardson, Mrs John Gar
land Pollard. Mrs. Evan r. Chester
man, Mrs Thomas -. A1cAdams, Mrs.
Ryland knight Mrs. A. ]. Montague,
AIRS. BENJAMIN T. Crump. Mrs. T. VIII
liam Pemperton Mrs. T. a. Cary. Mrs.
Cary Ellis Stern, Mrs. william Ely
son, Mrs. John Bagby, Mrs. George w.
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Howard D. Bryant,
Mrs j. g, Corlcy. Mrs. G. Har-
vey Clarke and Mrs. ]. A. C. Chandler
and the ladies of the faculty.
Violin Recital.
A very attractive program has boon
arranged for tomorrow afternoon,
when the children of the Hequembourg
School OF Music, ranging in age from
four and half years and up. will be
heard in a recital. The concert will
be given at the Woman's Club at half
past 1 o'clock. and the public is cor
daily invited to attend. 1t will be
very interesting event. and the parlors
of the club will be crowded for the
occasion.
Married in Washington.
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