The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-14

big universities throughout tho land
and gave az examples the facts that
at Yale $3.50 year more than tuitios
Is spent on each student. AT Chicago
University $50 above the tuition Zee
( rs spent on each student entered ir
the institutions Another splendid
work that the association is forward.
ing is nurses club In New York,
where they can meet In a social way
, and receive their friends. Chicago and
J Philadelphia are both asking for
| branches or this work. and the lectur.
or hoped that something OF tho same
orccr might be started In Richmond
The main force Of Mrs. Gladding.s
argument was based on a quotation
from Goethe. Let not that man think
mat he shall obtain anything as a
, solitary man." The reason the asso-
citation exists is to get women togeth-
! or on the things that they do believe
| In and need together.
| Hcstesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Carlton Jackson. Mrs Holladay.
Mrs. Curry and Mrs Henry Pierce At
| kins.
supper at COuntr, Club.
| After tho rehearsal for the m,nue,
for the Charity Ball that was held a
the Country Club last evening, the
! girls taking part entertained the men
at supper. The table was set I'm the
were used as decorations. Last week
artcr the rehearsal the men were host.
at supper at the clubhouse
Attend Cnrd Party
Mrs. Howard Sutton and Mrs Arthur
ST Claire Smith. OF this city. who are
visiting friends In Newport News. were
among the guests at a card party ,iye,,
last Friday afternoon BY Mrs w w
Harwood at her homo in that placc
Fifteen tables were engaged. and tea
was served at the conclusion or tho
game.
Airs, w. S. Copeland presided at the
punch bowl, and those assisting In
me dining room were Misses Lucille
AVER. Lily Harrison, Mamie ReynoIds
Not mt Home Thursday.
Mrs. William T. De Saussure and
her sister. Miss Lily Logan. viii no, ho
afternoon as previously Announced.
owing 10 the illness OF Mrs. Dc Saus
sure. 49,
VirEinin-Cnrolinn Afternoon.
Mrs f. L. Monitt was rendered
reception Saturday afternoon from
; 70 o'clock by Mrs Herbert
, wor.h Jackson at her home, 500
ing line was composed of representa-
HFeH OF patriotic organizations. Re-
ceiYins With the hostess, of the John
stoh- Pett!gTcw Chapter, L. D. c.. RAJ
leigh, y. c.. We're: Mrs T. f. .IoiIltt.
the North Carolina Society OF the
daughters Of the Revolutions Mrs. j
Allison Hodges, vice-regent Of the
scum Mrs. Thos. S. Bocock. vice presi.
dent Virginia U. D. C.:.raIrs Norman
Y. Randolph president Richmond
Chapter. L. D. c.: Mrs. Lizzie Cary
Daniel. president OF the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society or the
south; Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson, pres,.
dent OF the Association for the PTeser-
walton of Virginia Antiquities
The parlors and dining room wcr.
decorated with ferns. smiax and hya-
cinths with a centre piece OF La Franco
roses on the tea table. Mrs. Hugh
Miller. Mrs. George Bryan and Mrs.
Percy Pregnalle served fruit punch
and presided in the dining room.
NiHitors Entcrtuincd
Mrs. Ben Taiiafcrro was hostess at
bridge luncheon yesterday morning al
her home on West Grace street, com
ELEMENTARY TO her guest, Mrs. Frank
ADAMS, of Mont Glare. y J., and Mrs
William Taliaferro's guests - Miss
Kcim. OF Edgewater Park. and Miss
Brown. OF Washington. Decorations
we're in spring flowers.
AIRS. Edward MAYO is also enter.
tanning this afternoon at cards in
honor of Mrs. Taliaferro's house guests
Mrs. Mayo's guests for the affair viii
include: Miss Isabelle Carter, Miss
Della Davenport. Miss Edith Donnan,
Miss Zayde Branch Miss Trigg. Miss
Hargrave. Miss Chloe Cooke. of Balu.
more: Miss Elizabeth Cooke Miss Elsie
Harrison. Miss Katherine Hagan, Miss
Fannie Scott Miss Mamie Davenport,
Miss Archer Joynes. Miss Stratton.
Miss Brandcr. Miss Emma Gray White
Miss Bessie Watkins and Miss Louise
Adkins.
Miss Forbcs's Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Forbes have
sent out cards for the marriage Of
their daughter Jane Caroline, to vii.
liam Fitch Wilbur. the ceremony to
take place on Saturday afternoon, Jan.
uary 2S. at o'clock, at "Stuyvesant,'.
Warrenton, Va. The wedding will be
brilliant social affair and a number OF
Richmond and Baltimore people WHY
go to Warrenton for the ceremony
TO Enterthin Mt Cards.
Mrs. William H. White has sent on,
invitations for a bridge-whist party
on Saturday afternoon in honor OF her
sister, Mrs. Slaughter. of Norfolk.
Lecture mt Woman's Club
DR. Seumas MacManus. who is al
present making a lecture tour of this
country. will make two addresses IL.
this city on February IS. The address
at the Woman's Club in the afternoon
at 400 o'clock will be partly from his
own writings on Irish Folk Lore. lie
Will address the Knights of Columbus
in the evening.
Dr. MacManus was born and edu-
Gated In Ireland. Teaching in that
country for several years. he gathered
rich material for his subsequent writ
ings. lie was appointed professor OF
English at Notre Dame College, In.
diana, which position he held until
few years ago.
JoneS--I.anlxf0rd./
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Preston Lark.
ford. of Staunton, have announced the
enga cement and approaching marriage
Of their daughter, Helena Barrett. TO
the Rev Benjamin Galloway Jones. OF
this city Tho ceremony Will take