The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19

iicr dQuTGsS WaB most INSTRUCTIVE, ana
shc related a good deal of very inter-
cstins matter concerning tho early his
tory of man and tho contributions to
the general good or bad. as the case
| may havo en-. by each succeeding
nation.
Mrs. harris !, very cultured wo-
man. anu hor paper was very pleas
Ing affair. Without taking the broad
~ optimistic view that the world Is
so full of q number OF things I am
sure We should all be as happy as
kings" Mrs. Harris brought out the
ever widening humanitarianism OF the
world, and that the ideas now at work
VIII eventually work out the good OF
man In the world at large.
The tea tables were decorated In
yellow ilowers. and Miss Matte Harris
ana Miss Evelyn stiles were hostesses
for the afternoon.
morrow evening at half-past s
O'Clock the April card tournament will
be played in the parlors OF the Wo-
mans Club. compass whist being the
game. The usual rules concerning
gentlemen partners and the registra-
ton of tables will obtain.
Miss Crawford Engaged.
The dean OF the Virginia Theological
Seminary and Mrs. Angus Crawford
have announced the engagement or
their daughter. Miss Alice Laurie
Crawford, TO the Rev Oscar dc Won
Randolph, son of Mr.. and Mrs Isham
Randolph. of Chicago. Tho announce
ment is Of much interest TO society
| here and throughout the state. where
both the bride eject and Sir. Randoiph
are prominently related. Miss Craw-
| ford is one of the most charming girrs
In virginia society and has visited
friends in Richmond on several occa-
| sions. DIR. Randolph recently gradu-
| atcd from the seminary. and also Is a
graduate OF the University OF Virginia
where he was ono OF the most proni-
nent men in college
Pntroncsscs for Concert. H
The Mothers Club OF Ginter Park
VIII give charming concert on Frs
day evening, April 81. at o'clock.
Tho patrons for the affair will be Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Plnckney, SIR ana Alrs.
James G. Tinslcy. Rev. ana Mrs. e. e.
osGood. DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Warmer.
! slrs L. A. sheperd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Langhorne Putnoy. Sir. and Mrs. C. T..
FRIEND. AIR and birs. Charles Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. L w. Wright and Mir
and Mrs. T. ". Chclf.
The committee 70. arrangements
VIII include Mrs. Howard Sutton, Mrs.
z. p Sampson. Mrs. s. X. Curry, Mrs.
Victor Shelbourne. with Mrs Crawford
Redd as chairman.
London Wedding. 5f
Tho marriage OF Miss Madge Freed
ley, sister OF George j. Frccdlcy. or
this city. and Or. Herant Baron Matte
osian. OF Pera. Constantinoplc. took
place yesterday In All SOUS. Church.
Langham Place. London England The
bride woro beautiful gown OF sort
white satin. draped in Brussels net and
embroidered in crystals. and carried
bouquet OF Bride roses and lilies of
the valley. After the breakfast. which
.oiiowcd tho ceremony. Dir. and Mrs.
Matteosian left for an extended honev-
moon They Will be at home after Nav
nj re 'pi Bachi, Pera. Constantine.
pie. Turkey
Al Petersburg Dance
MISS Emily Da bney. Donald Register
and John Wicket were among the
Iuchmond people attending the de-
lishtful dance given Monday night at
| the Riverside Country Club. Peters.
| burg, BY Miss Mildred Orr. Decora
lions were in spring flowers, and re-
ceivirg with Miss Orr were her ma
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Orr. ana
Misses liortense and Gertrude thinner
mann. OF Brooklyn. y. y Miss Dabnev
IS the house guest OF Miss Mary Martin
IN Petersburg for several days.
Guesfx From Richmond
/ a
which n icception was given after tho
wedding OF Miss Julia Gardiner Tyler
and Or. James Southall wilson. on
Monday afternoon last. has the dis
| tinction of being tho only house In tho
United States built by royalty our OF
J rs private purse. The French troops
occupied a former building erected for
the official head OF William and Mary
College on their way TO Yorktown
ntr,t
OUT and burned this house. which Louis
MI replaced out of tho royal cx-
chccqucr The quaint old place looked
us best for tho wedding occasion
dccked with sprays of bridal wreath
and other spring blossoms.
among the notable guests attending
from Richmond were Miss Mary John.
Ston Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boshcr.
| Mr.. and !-rs, Picasanton CONQUEST
Miss Kathleen Bruce and others Miss
bruce attend the informal luncheon
given at the Tyler home. Immediately
preceding a. wedding, as we'll as liza
big reception which followed the cere-
Inony.
! Musicni Ten
y very interesting event in musical
!. circles of South Richmond will be =
i lea siYen at The parsonage OF the Cen
atral Methodist Church on Friday even
|
arranged, and decorations will no in
Pink add white flowers
Tables Engaged.
| Some Of the prominent society wo-
men who have taken tables for the
! his bridge whist party to be given in
the palm garden of the Jefferson Hotel
/ on Friday afternoon are Mrs. Charlie,
r. Whitlook Miss Nellie Tompkins.
Mrs, John w. Harrison. Miss Elsie
Harrison. Mrs. Edmund strudwlck
Mrs Allen Donnan, Miss I.pcy Ford
Workman. MISS Camilla Wexford Mrs.
! rhonas rutherford. Mrs Henning
nam Spilman. Miss Cally Ryland and
| others Thesc-wIll entertain n number
| OF gay parties forthe afternoon and
| the affair will BIO one of the most in
/ terestinS events of Easter week.
| Stny-nf-Iomr Whist Club.
! The Siay-at- Home Whist Club met
1 on Monday evening att the residence Of
NJ sk-