The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-20

very pleasing pnnsca cr student liz
ana dwelt particularly on student plea :
ures and all the round If small aifairs
that make up college life tor II girl
and her fellow students
Miss Mcleod read II paper o;, col
lesc Organizations ana gave a great
deal Of interesting history OF the gov
eminent of clubs from, the Vicwpoiut
Of her own college Mrs. J. W Dur
ham. who was at uuc :i,nc % student Of
Chicago University. n;tdc another In
tcrcstine little talk about The Coedu
J cational College,, aud the affairs and
Interests of a big school for men and
women from The woman's side OF
course. Mrs. Clifton Killer sang two
very sweet college songs. She has n
beautiful voice. AMI as an encore sani;
Drink 10 Ne Only With Thine Eyes
which was much appiaudcd Mrs G. w.
culD read perhaps tho most charnin :;
paper on the entire program. Size turn
! ed the pages OF memory and told about
"a college az a Ions time ago. ana what
tho girls aid then and some Of tho
things they thought and what became
Of them all in the end
The tables were decorated with jon .
Iuils. and airs. Richard Massey. assist :
cd by Mrs. John H. Southall, poured
! coffee. Mrs. Alicc Palmer. assisted by
/ Miss kena Glazebrook, wus at the les,
table.
In New York.
Mrs. Thcmas \. Smytn lief, yestcrda y
for New York city. where shc viii
spend this wceH, Mrs .5uyth was ar-
, ccmpanicd by her aistar. Miss Thcrrsc
NurunS. Of suffolk. Later th,v will
visit Baltimore. where they Will be the
gT-~sts OF Mics Elizabeth Downcs for
several weeks before returning 10
Richmond.
Ten Room for Lent.
The opening ~ tho tea room a, tic
Jefferson Hotel under tho direction Of
the Girls Club during Lent. will take
place Thursday AFTERNOON. The tea
tables arc arranged in III. palm garden
and committee OF society girls serve
the guen,s. Some Of the nost promi-
nent girls in town belong 10 the club
and the tea room, when has been con
Quoted every Lent for at least five
years, il always a vcrv charming place
TO meet ones friends in the afternoon.
The hostesses for each afternoon are
! as follows: Monday Mrs. Robert Cabeli
Mrs. j. st, George Bryan. Miss Ger.
trude Cumm. Tuesday --Mrs. L. c. Mayo
Mrs. D. stuart Hume Miss Mabel Walk
or. Wcdnesday-Miss Evelyn Gordon
Mra. Thomas r. Bryan. Thurs.iay-Miss
Marian Harris. Miss Nellie Tompkins
Gretchen Noting. Miss Elizabeth
Davenport. Saturday-Mrs. Goodwin
! Boykin. Mrs Hiram smith and Miss
Ella Buck.
Quiet Wedding.
a very quie, wedding was ceiebrat L
cd at the residence OF Mrs. oscar II
| lIord. 250e East Marshall Street, OF
Wednesday. February IL. when Mis-.
| Mary L. Goodwin and Harvey q. Par
ri hnf NJ All
sied. The Rev. John J. Wicker. paste,
OF Leigh Street Baptist Church, per
formed the ceremony. Inc bride wore
a travelling suit of gray cloth, with HAT
and gloves of the same shade, and car
ried a bouquet OF Bride roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Parrish !ef, at once for
an extended "Trip North. and VIII re-
side in Louisa county sitter March i.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matthew Melton.
OF Glen Allen. have issued cards an
nouncing the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Clara May. to Davis Joseph Donati,
Jr., of Richmond. the ceremony having
taken place yesterday morning N 1:3G
! o'clock Ia the rectory OF 81. Peters
Church. The Rev. Father Magri Of
ficiatcd. The bride wore a traveiin.
suit OF tan cloth. with 4 picture hat
, and a corsage bouquet of lilies OF The
celebrated very quietly, and only a few
relatives were present at the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Donati left Immediately
for Southern wedding trip. after
which they viii make their home on
Nine Mile Road March J.
Address by Miss Kelsey.
~ the weekly meeting of the Equal
Suffrage League Of Virginia on Satur-
! day afternoon last with Mrs. B. b.
al Inhp "
, Icy, of Big stone Cap dwelt in an n.
| terestIng talk oil the necessity OF
very thorough State organization and
/ offered valuable suggestions as to thi.
work.
! iili Montague told league members
J that they had n plenty of hard work
! ahead OF them but that. in his opiu-
| ion. they should not he in the least
discouraged as ne considered that
their Legislative campaign WAS quite
as successful as could have been OK
! pectcd
! Miss Mary Johnston made a report
of the Enforcement given by the
! Farmers Union meeting in Lynchburg
! to the Equal Suffrage League OF Wiz
ginia and emphasized the advantages
To be derived by the league from such
endorsements.
! An attractive feature Of tho after
I noon meeting was Drlei tax given
! by Mss Kelsey. Of Stirling. Colorado
| who is guest OF Mr. and Mrs. j. D.
! Carncal and Miss Carneal, of Rich
mond, and came with Mrs. Carneal 10
! the meeting.
/ Miss Kelsey. who is very hand
| some young girl, said that she would
! vote for the first time during the
autumn OF this year. She was ask ed
| the question as TO whether, in her
opinion, the women Of Colorado want
! ed 10 vote and availcd themselves OF
!! their privileges alonG that line. She
! said that she was quito sure they did;
that. during elections, she had been
scvcra. times called on to take frienda
| who were voters 90 the polls in her
automobile and that she had been kept
| busy continr ously from 1880 a.. N. 70
7 r. NJ She was also asked the ques.
tlon as to whether she considered tho
| exercise of tho ballot 10 be productive