The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-24

low, with tapers in brass holders. Cow
ers were laid for twenty, and .he CEN
fireplace of train on an electrified.
oblong track, with place cards and ia
vors OF miniature grips, among fruits,
suggested travel to the Sunny So, th."
Among those present were Misses
Bessie. Bertha and Louise Marshall.
Grace Tilton, of Savannah; Ruth Run
dolph. Gensvieve Hanuigan, Lottie Lee
Davis. Daisy Gillespie Mrs Charles Il.
selden and Nellie Davis; Fred Minson,
Elmo S. Redwood. Richmond Lacy,
| Gilbert Parker, Robert Laird. John
fontaine, c. Holiday, ~ w. Davis,
sydney Laird and Charles B. Selden.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. J. c. Simms has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Lottse
Lee Simms. to Arthur John Leonard.
The wedding Will be celebrated in
Washington on June 5.
Shamrock Musicale.
y valentine musicale, in which
hearts, cacn containing the opening
, measure OF a piece anu the COMPOSERS
! name, were used. and shamrock eve
nine, when on the green leaves were
inscribed tn name, birth and national
ity OF some musical celebrity, were he
occasions of the past two recitaIs by
the pupils of Mr. and Mrs. Boiling
MISS annie Con. OF Ashland. played at
4
J ware Moskowskrs ''Screlata" ana
Gottschalk's "Pasluinade." a very
/ Interesting program was rendered all
| both recitals.
Interest Lecture.
! Misc Minnie Bronson. WAC Will Dv
one OF the speakers al the jefferson
Hotel auditorium Wednesday evening
| March -, under the auspices OF tue
virginia ASSOCIATION Opposed to " o.
man Suffrage. is one OF the best IN
formed women in tho country as to
conditions existing day among tbs
laboring women of the United States
Besides having been associated Tor
many years with the United States
bureau of Educa,i and having had
charge OF the government educational
eNnlbits at the Pan-Amerloan st
Louis and other cXposltions, she mas
done much valuable work for the
United States Bureau OF Labor Miss
Bronson was appointed as IA special
/ agent OF the Bureau of Labor to in
/ restiGate the conditions of laborInr
women and children throughout the
entire country from 1907 to 1903. !
Later She was sent to report on the
strike of the shirtwaist makers in
New York from January TO June, 1910. |
slothers' Club Meeting.
The Mothers Cub Of Stooewnl
Jackson School met on Thursdn. last /
with Mrs. Wingheld az speaker OF The !
evening. Aside from the regular bu.,i
ness of of the club, Miss sutton, a !
teacher in the school. and Miss Stuart. !
the kindergarten teacher, made a num-
Der OF helpful suggestions in their
little talks.
The next meeting OF the club Will NO |
announced later
Chesterfield Wedding
At the residence Of the brides ia
ther' /, j. Eubanks of Chesterfield
county, at o'clo..: Thursday after
| noon, took place the marriage of Miss
/ victoria II. Eubanks TO Floyd II. Miles,
J OF Chesterfield. The ceremony was
! performed by the Rev. II ". Moore.
OF Petersburg. and was witnessed by
only the family OF the bride and groom
ana few intimate friends OF the fam
| liE, owing TO the recent death OF the
brides mother. Her only attendant
| was Miss Annie May Tucker. nttirnd
In white null with satin trimmings
lie groom was attended BY Will Hob.
! eon. The brides gown was or whit.
| satin trimmed In crystal fringe. t.r
/ ven OF tulle wac caught with orange
blossoms and she carried a BOUQUET OF
/ Bride roses. Mr. and Mrs. Miles will
make their homo in Richmond
! Art Club Notes.
The regular Tuesday gathering M
4 the Art Club rooms last week eujovcd
an uhusuhi pleasure in listening to the
reading by g. b. Valentine, of some nj
ms most typical verses on the real
Virginia colored man and woman. Mr..
N"ieh!!hc Is 100 woll-known TO rcaufre
aM'ehuca hotIce, but his selections last
ncsIay We're in nis happicsl vein
anu inc large audience listened To tbe
various poems and stories in the true
verhacular OF the odd Nanny" and
uhcIe' with a zest which told Of tho
truth of the renditions
Mr' Valentines knowledge of his
Sup.eet and the truthfuiness of his
mutations OF the old time servjtor
4 gave pleasure to his listeners seldon,
,ouno In talks and rectals of this
hhu. with an illustrator OF th,.
Gtaliore the genuine language of the
Virginia negro cannot die out even
.housh the original speakers pass on
.hat resting place wnere Uncle
Hea and the other good nicgers rot
Next Tuesday. March 2s, the a,nb
VII DC entertained by talk on ART.
ny Mrs Norman y. Randolph. an oc
CASTOR when the wit OF the lecture,
VIII hnd well filled auditorium ~
listeners. '''" %
Mrs. Randolph will show how
np,s"u OF arr ability conduces to good
government, civic honesty, puhlic
morality. and all of tic sraces NJ ~.
"hieh one so much admircs. bu, which
one Is prone Ia turn over TO n nejnb.
Dor "e'Sh
Ihe inspiration OF the entertainer
WI be found IN the eXhibition of cur.
rent work displayed on the walls If
me Aft club rooI's. and II is not too
ti'"Sh 10 say that seldom has the club
maze better showing tnan is 70 IL
seen at ne present lime, The eyhibi.
ION VII continue until Thursday.
March IS.
It is the opinion Of some Of the hes,
luIses OF art In Richmond tina, this
,hh'hi ion SHOWS development, along
Hur arr lines far and away ahead or
nnEthinS hitherto shown by the Arr
CluD' ana me fondes; anticpations are
e'Vei! substantial evidence tina,
good old city OF stcadius, HABITS an,
tohstfNatism Ally ono who doubts
. we existence OF the Divine Afflatus'.
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