The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-06

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In Baltimore is that of Miss Margaret
Yates stirling. daughter Of I:car-Ad-
miral and Mrs. Yates Stirling ~. $.
/ NJ, of 2O3 West i.anvaIa Street, TO j.
pembroke Thorn, lr.. son Of the lato
Dr. j. Pembroke Thorn and Mrs. Thorn.
OF thnt city. Miss stirling. who is uus
OF the most popular girls in socictv
Is IN" youngcs; of three attractive and
pe~uiiul sisters, the others bcislg Mrs
j. Lee Taller. OF New York. formcrI,.
Miss Marie stirling. who il especialiy
noted lot her beauty, and Miss Helen
Surfing. Her brothers are Lieutenant
archibald Stirling, Of the Presidents
yacht, the Maynowcr, and Lieutenant.
CPmmandcy Yates Stirling. .Ir.. of New
port, X l. Mr.. Thom's family is also
one OF distInction. lie is q brother of
il. II. Mayo Thorn and q half brother
of DeCourcy Wright rhom. ana il a
member of all the leading clubs in
Baltimore. 40 date has been an
nounccd for the wedding
Meeting This Afternoon.
An informal meeting In the Interest
OF Retirement Work Tor Colored Pco-
pie. viii be held in the lecture room OF
Grace street Presbyterian Church this
afternoon at o'clock There will be
addresses made by Rev. John Moncure
and Or. Theron Rice. The meeting
VIII be Observation-Disclosures and all
Interested in this branch OF mission
work are cordially invited to DC pres
ent.
Al the Tea Room.
Hostesses at the Girls Club tea room
In the palm garden Of the jefferson
Hotel for this afternoon az. Miss
hny
Bryan The tables will De arranged
with vases OF tulips. and tea viii DO
served from TO o'clock.
Auxiliary Mcets.
Mrs. Adolphus Blair preside! At the
meeting of the auxiliary 10 Lee Chap
ter. United Daughters OF the Conted.
eracy. held yesterday afternoon at
o'clock in the auditorium of the John
Marshall High school. The Rev. Poin-
dexter. chaplain OF Lee Camp. opened
The meeting with prayer. and there
was the usual routine OF business fol-
lowing, during which reports were
read from the officers OF the various
schools. Many new members were re-
ported ana a large number OF blanks
handed in. Miss Emma Gray White,
first vice president OF the auxiliary.
was asked to aid in the organization
OF this auxiliary at Miss Ellett's
school.
The feature OF the afternoon was an
/ address made by Ex-Governor A. ].
Montague, who made a most interest
Ing talk to the auxiliary on the SUB
Iect of the real causes that brought
about tile late War Between the
states. He dwelt particularly on the
standards established by the men and
women OF that day, and drew very
real pictures Of the heroism and SUI
fcriag endured by them. The mem
bcrs OF the auxiliary were most en-
thusiast!c in their applause of the lee
turer.
Mrs. Blair will make point OF in
Producing some novel and attractive
feature At each meeting. Small gold
badGes will be distributed at the next
meeting TO tho members bringing in
the largest number OF properly filled
ance al this second meeting of the
auxiliary.
Returned From Florida.
Miss Addie Carter william. mas re-
turned 10 th> city. AFTER spending tho
past six weeks as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bonacker. at their
home III Pensacola. Fla. A great deal
OF entertaining was done for Miss
Williams during her stay in Pensa-
cola.
Attends Dinner in Baltimore.
Tn. Baltimore Sun Of yesterday con
tatns the following article OF interest
10 society In Richmond;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Wight enter
tanned at q small and nretuly arranged
dinner last evening at their home. IoOs
North Charles Street. they and their
guests later attending the concert at
he Lyric; Their guests were 9lr and
Lowell. Mrs. l. II. Buttrick. Richmond;
Thomas NJ. Hulnzs."
Mrs. Buttr!ck has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Wight. IA Baltimore. for
some time past.
Lecture Thursday.
On Thursday, March I. at P NJ.
In the John Marshall auditorium. there
Western Women in Eastern Lands"
with the colored slides by Rev. sum.
ner r. Vinton. OF india
Mr.. Vinton Is pronounced the fore
most stereopticon lecturer on missions
in America.
He was horn In Rangoon. Burma.
and spent all his boyhood days there.
thus knowing the people intimately !.
actual conditions in the East and CT
what Is being done by the women OF
tho West, through the kindergarten.
science, institutions for the destitute
and blind and evangelical work. TO
transform the lives and character OF
the people.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Clara Guthrie, of Tennessee, Is
the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Carter
Beverlcy. at G!nter Park.
Miss LUCILLE Ayler. who has been Wis
fling relatives in this city and VII
Harrisburg, has returned to Newport
News.
Or. John ", Burke, of Alexandria.
has been the recent guest OF friends
In this city.
Mrs i. II. Massman. of Roanoke. is
spending some time with friends IN
this city.
Or. ]. Fulmer Bright, who was op-
e,.at d a md IcItis n Tho NIa-