The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-26

Newton Vaughan. Jr.. entertained q
bridge. whist In Mrs. DTapors honor on
Wednesday afternoon. and Thufsday
Miss Hattie Shields gave small Tea
for her sister. Mrs Elmore Hotchkiss
gave o luncheon on Friday At her
homo in compliment to Mrs Draper
The table was arranged with lavender
flowers. and q big bouquet OF Parma
violets marked the places OF tne
guests present. Covers were iaid 'or
twelve.
I1oeture Thu Aftern00a.
Admiral Harrie Webster Will lecture
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock peio.o
the members Of the Art Club OF hicn-
mond and their friends The lecture
will be given at the Art Ciup' aho
Admiral Webster's subject Ii ne
Present Status of Affairs in the East. =,
The afternoon will be one OF unusua'
interest. and tea will be served foiio"
ing the lecture.
Women 10 Meet
There are many women in Rich'nonu
who are much interested In the e1uSo
of Claude Allen, and the foAio""s
resolutions have been drawn
Whereas. the execution OF C1auoe
Allen is set for December ID: ana
Whereas. His Excellency. Governor
William Hodges Mann, has signined his
willingness to hear appeals for q
Communication Of this sentence from
death To Imprisonment: and
whereas, we feel that justice does
not require the death of this young
man for defending his father. and that
less severe penalty in his case wouia
UNFOLD the majesty Of the law and
meet the approval Of the public con-
science:
therefore, we, the undersigned.
earnestly urge the women of Richmond
who favor executive clemency Tor
Claude Allen to meet in the new
auditorium of the Richmond Hotel.
Ninth and Grace Streets, Tuesday, No
vember 26. 1912. at 4 o'clock"
At the meeting this afternoon r. G..
Stearnes. DR.. George W. Mcdaniel ana
Judge william F. Rhea Will lay the
case before those present
Some of those who have signed these
resolutions and who viii be present at
the meeting are Mrs. Alice NJ Tyler
Miss Lucy Coleman. Mrs. l. r Dasnleii'
Mrs. Robert S. Bosher. Mrs Lucian Ia
,u,n, Mrs Evan R Chesterman. Mrs j.
" lukutIOs S01 .. ~ <AeA~"SSN~' -
L. z. Morris, Mrs. Samuel Cohen. Mrs
John S. Harwood. Mrs. William F.
Rhea, Mrs. l. L Scherer. Mrs. James D..
Patton and Miss Carrie r. Brown
All women who are Interested In
this cause are invited to attend the
meeting this afternoon
Fer the Debutantes.
Among the numerous little dinner
parties at the Country Club on Satur-
day night was that composed OF Misses
Fannie Scott, Mildred and Virginia
Grice. Aston Drake. George Hodgson.
John II. Miller. James Wheat. James
Patton and Mr.. Ball. Of Norfolk.
Miss Martha Purcell entertained the
debutantes at bridge party on Thurs
day afternoon at 4:3c. the prize being
won by Miss Mildred Grice.
Another affair to be given for the
debutantes Of the season and some OF
those Of last year will be card party
tomorrow afternoon, when Miss Ger
trude Carter will be hostess. 1t Is to
be given in honor of Miss Nan Wilson.
of Charleston, W. Va. who is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Barksda!e
Lathrop, here.
Professor Galnes's Lecture.
Professor n. =. SsA1ucss u ISAShAbSaS
College. q student Of child nature, will
deliver the first OF series OF taiks
to women in the parlors Of the Rail-
road Department, Young Mems Chris
tian Association. tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock The subject OF this TAX
will be The Development OF Child
Nature"
These lectures are under the direc-
ton Of the Ladies' Auxiliary. who are
endeavoring to raise the standard OF
the training Of children. and they give
a hearty invitation to all women OF
the city to be present.
Hone Wed6l1G.
A quiet but pretty wedding was
celebrated at $50 North seventh street
on Tuesday afternoon, November Is. al
5 o'clock, when Miss Ethel Drawer.
daughter of the late R Drawer and
Mrs. Drawer, was married to L 4.
wasserman. The ceremony was per-
formed BY the Rev. Schlachtman. OF the
Nineteenth Street Synagogue. and the
wedding was very quietly celebrated
owing to recent mourning. The bride
wore a lovely gown Of white crepe me-
teor with q tulle veil, and carried
white prayerbook- She was attended
by Miss Eva Wasserman as maid Of
honor. Miss Wasserman wore a pale
blue silk gown and carried pink now
ers. Mrs II. H. Bloomberg played
MendeIssohn's Wedding March" as the
bridal party entered the parIor. and
1.-The Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrtn
rs the guests went in to the supper
that was served Immediately following
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Wasser-
man have been In New York for theil
honeymoon, and returned to Richmond
on Sunday. They will make their home
At 6sS North Seventh Street, where
supper was given in their honor Sun
day evening.
Neeslng This AfteSn0oo.
The Junior Oakwood Memorial As
ISOLATION will meet this afternoon at 4