The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-26
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ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Henry Meslcr, rector OF st. Johns
! church. Only relatives and .mmedia te
friends were present. The bride. who
was given away BY her father, WAS
/ Sowned in white chiffon over white sat tin
and carried shower bouquet OF lilies
OF the valley and maidenhair ferns.
Mrs Frederick L. W. barrow. Of Sau-
+ gerties, tho matron of honor, wore Il
I gown of white lace over white satin
and carried pink roses. james Q. Win
I ston, brother-in-law of the groom,
acted as best man. The ushers were
4 Charles a. Warren, Of Hurley: I. s.
Winston. II. Mccurdy and Henry VIII
son. of Browns Station. Following tho
wedding ceremony reception and
luncheon wore held at the home of
the brides parents on Albany Avenue.
After bridal tour Of several weeks
In the South. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
VIII take up their residence In Pitts
field, Muss. where Mr.. Harrison has
charge for the Winston Co. OF the con-
struction of a large reservoir Mrs.
| Harrison, who is Hassar graduate,
has always made her home i'll Kings
| ton. She has always been very prom
inent socially and has given a great
deal of her time toophilanthropic and
| educational work.
At the woman's Club.
| Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson will present
| to the Woman's Club tomorrow after
noon at 1880 o'clock. Professor James
Primrose Whyte, who has consented TO
give the members of the club An
Afternoon Beside the Bonnie Briar
Bush" Mr.. Whyte is Il typical Scotch
| man. and was born In the same county
us Andrew Carnegie, known as the
! Kingdom of Fife" because the an
! ctent Kings of Scotland were crowned
In that county. at Scone. He reads
and interprets and reproduces the ola.
lect of the Bonnie Briar Bush" with
| great success, his interpretations be-
ing strong and suggestive. He will be
| introduced by Mrs Thomas Cary
Johnson.
| On Wednesday afternoon the lItera-
ture class VIII hold its regular meeting
to discuss Thackerays typical books
Henry Esmond" and The Newcomes"
Gard Party Postponed.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Ellington. of 1917
| Monument Avenue. have postponed
their card party from Monday night
, November 81, to Saturday evening, De-
cember 2. The affair Is given In honor
OF their debutante niece. Miss Ruther
Porter. of Charlotte, ". c., and Miss
| Alice Nelson, OF this city. Cards will
be played until 10 o'clock, when the
young men have been Invited to come
III for supper Guests will include de-
ontantes of this season and last.
Meeting List Thursday.
Mrs, w. E. Harris, of 141T Grove
Avenue, conducted the Thursday az
ternoon public meeting at the head
quarters of the Equal Suffrage League
OF Virginia. 500 East Broad Street and
made most inspiring talk to large
audience regarding the wide scope
which suffrage work and interests
| nave come to occupy in Richmond and
virginia. Mrs. Harris brought with
her TO the meeting Mrs. j. ID. Shehan,
who Is spending the winter in Rich
| inond. and who was most cordially well
coined by ell present
Arrangements for the State conven-
ton on December i and were made
| n reception will be held at headouar-
tiers on the evening of Friday, Deem
| Der l, In honor Of State delegates and
out-of-town members OF the league
Officers and members Of the Richmond
organization will constitute recep-
ton committee, assisted by young girls.
who have agreed to serve as conyen-
tlon pages Reception hours will be
from to 10 o'clock.
Saturday morning, December q at
10 o'clock. the business sessions of the
convention will open at headquarters
with prayer. The succeeding program
| will embrace the presidents annual ad-
dress, the reports of branch leagues.
| reports Of constitutional and nominal
ing committees and other matters of
Importance. Saturday night there will
be public meeting in the auditorium
| or Murphy's Hotel annex. and addresses
from DR.. Douglas S. Freeman, Dr. Roy
Is Flana gan. Mrs. John II. Lewis, Mrs
Louise Collier Wilcox, Miss Johnston
and others.
Miss Johnston returned Friday night
from Philadelphia, where she made an
address before the Philadelphia Suf-
frage Association. She will give a
brief and informal talk al :; meeting
under the auspices of the Virginia Fed
Grafton of Labor. in Colonial Theatre,
; Sunday afternoon. On Monday, she
and Mrs. Valentine will represent the
/ Equal Suffrage League al the meeting
tof the State Board OF Charities and
! Corrections in Roanoke. During their
! stay in Roanoke they will be guests OF
! Mrs Lucian Cooke AT dinner, and will
! be the recipients Of much courtesy at
! the. hands Of Mrs. Watts and Mrs.
Cardwell, these ladies, with Mrs. Cookie,
arranging an opportunity for them to
address the women OF Roanoke
T! tuesday, November IS, they will go
| 10 Taze~ell to speak for suffrage and
! be entertained by Mrs. james Harris
son. The next day. November 90. they
are scheduled to hold two meetings in
.Radford. Va, arrangements being made
! Tor them at this point hy John T. Ma
E!nnis OF the Radford Advance. Mrs.
Valentine and Mics Johnston will be
entertained at Radford by Captain and
MIS-, William lngles. An entertain
'ncht by the Music Club OF Radford Will
be POSTPONED so that they may speak
III Music iall. whore they VIII be in