The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-07


Mrs Thomas Cary johnson very hap
{ PLY put II In her Introduction. Thers
/ is song in her blood and her name ~
one that has been bourne by brave men
and fair women. who have taken no
small part In affairs of the State"
Miss Gordon is n lovely girl. with
voice as charming as her pretty race.
Clear and full, her high notes filled the
rooms. and the soft and charming
! tones OF the singers voice have found
{ Judgement IN the hearts OF those who
heard her.
The program arranged for the al
ternoon was a very simple. one. There
were no waiiings for lost yesterdays,
or mourning over dark and lowering
Tomorrow They were all bright and
happy littIs-songs like Margaret Cor
dOn's own sweet eyes. II was Mt
ting debut for her. Perhaps the seiec-
: ton that appealed to the audience
most was My LAddie." By Professor +.
/ c. Hair. for she had to sing it over
again 10 please them. and the song
was much applauded
I At Providence Forge.
II. 4. Patterson. Jr.. of White House,
New Kent County. formerly of THIS
city. who has been visiting his aunt.
Mrs. 7. II. Bransford. at 1914 West Ave-
nue.. left Saturday for Providence
Forge. There he Will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Christian for
several days, after which he will visit
DR.. and Mrs. c. T. Cooke. at Old Point
Comfort.
Baltimore Wedding.
Says the Baltimore Sun:
"One OF the most important weddin SIS
Of the season will take place Saturday,
January Is, when Miss Eiinor McI4ane.
al ~
McLane, VIII be married 70 William
Graham Bowdoin Jr.. son of Mrs. Bow
dom and the late W. Graham Bowdoin.
OF this city.
The ceremony will be performed at
1870 o'clock at old St Pauls Protes
tant Episcopal Church In the presence
OF large and fashionable assemblage.
and will be followed by handsomely
appointed breakfast TO be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hemsley
johnson. uncle and aunt of the bride.
at their home. 226 West Monument
Street
Miss McLane's attendants will in
clude her sister. Miss Augusta McLane,
as maid of honor. and eight BIRDS
maids-Misses Katharine and Ethel
Lee. OF Baltimore. and Miss Dorotb y
James. Of New York, all cousins of the
bride-to- be. and Misses McHenry Key
ser. F-ebecca Hickok. Catherine Bond.
Rose Haxall and Margsretta BonsaL
The best man will be Richard Cur
ION Hoffman, Jr, and the ushers will
be Allan McLane. Jr.. of Yale Univers-
/ ity brother of the bride; Francis y.
IgIehart. Henry May Cuttings and John
Gilmor. of Baltimore: George 5. Frank
lin. of New York, Walter s. Franklin.
Jr.. OF Pittsburgh; Lowell Blake and
Malcolm Lang. OF Boston; Eugene du
Pont, Of Wilmington, Del, and Louis H.
Rush. OF Philadelphia
Both Miss McLane and Mr.. Bowdoin
belong to prominent and representative
Maryland families. and both are popu-
lar members OF Baltimore society"
Art Club Lecture.
The regular Tuesday afternoon lee
lures viii be resumed AT the Art Club
OF Richmond this afternoon at 4:3e
o'clock Mr. Weber, who Is in Rich
mond looking after social conditions
here. Will lecture on the subject of
Our Neigboors' Homes" His talk.
will be along the work 70 be done here
in this city and will be illustrated
with stereopticon views. many o. them
being pictures taken of existing condi-
tions In Richmond. The usual infor-
NAL tea will follow the lecture. and all
members and friends of the club arc
cordially invited TO be present
Returned to Holiins.
Miss Eugenia Turpin. Of Macon. Ca.
has returned TO Hollins College. after
/ spending the holiday season in Rich
mond as the guest of Miss Lucille Pc
iouze. of 1000 West Grace Street Miss
Turpin, who is a very charming girl is
prominent in the younger society set
Of Macon. snd a number OF interesting
affairs were given in her honor during
her visit to Richmond
Arlington seaI~-
Mrs. A A. Campbell. president Of the
Virginia division. has reminded the
chapters OF the division that the L. d.
c. convention in Washington requested
that the Arlington seal should be used
on all mall sent on January Is. Gen
eral Lees birthday. as -commemora-
ton Of the date and a contribution to
the Arlington monument fund. Seals
may be obtained from Mrs Norman
V. Randolph in this city.
Chapters which made pledges az the
convention. can credit the amount real
tied from the seals on the pledge. the
proceeds TO be sent TO Mrs. S. A. Riddick.
treasurer Virginia division. SmithfeId
She will receipt and remit the amount
! TO Mrs Thomas :. Bocock. director for
can subtract the amount Of the initial
investment from the total amount. The
seal money can be used only for the
Arlington monument
Meetings To-day
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
cation will hold its annual meeting
this morning at II o'clock In lee Camp
Hall All members are urged to at
tend as election Of officers will be
held and other important business is
20 be transacted
The regular meeting OF the Branch
r. Allen Auxiliary will take place this
morning at II o'clock in the annex
20 Murphy's Hotel A fun attendance
Is desired
The regular meeting OF the Council
81 Jewish Women will be held IN the
Z schooiroom Of the Synagogue Beth
Ahaba this afternoon at 3.s5 o'clock
There will be ar address by Mrs. Kate
Langley Bosher. and a piano solo and
reading BY Frank Cosby. The program
Will be followed BY a social hour. and