The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-13

OF pablo opinion between them and
The ticle they we're oTItins, siat
moment they Lost the real molse
power that must be felt in every
story which IA, ed. The real motive
power OF all literary work, the speaker
said, must he a deep CONSEQUENCES
that the writer had put tnslr souI Is
best expression into their creation.
Miss Johnson spoke to tine TOAST,
THE Woman OF Fomurrow." She said
that the woman ca today was nsing
in the most wonderful period OF The
age, that Suffrage was, after all, bat
one small pat of the woman move
rnent, and that the Aoman OF TO-DAY
had the pris slege al cutting great
way for the woman Of tomorrow. The
woman of tomorrow, she continued,
would be a free creature, mentaily
and physically. of sta onger, finer hhrs
than the woman ot To-Day. She fur
Their emphasized the fact that this
development would be brought abudt
through the natural evolution Of wo-
manhood, the first great stirring of the
new woman being felt throughout
the world today. The noted Var
aynia writer }s not only an ardent
suFracist, but a zsnist ana her toast
was flled with deep and inspiring
thoaEhts. which lifted her hearers cat
Of themselves and ga them broader
conception Of life as related TO their
sister women the world over.
Comes From Atlanta.
The Rev. IA. j. Williams came 10
Richmond from Atlanta last week 60
begin his duties as pastor # the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church. Mrs, Williams,
who is TIE. guest of Mrs. I. b. Gay, IN
Atlanta, vii Join him in about two
weeks.
Mrs Swanson Hostess,
An informal reception for Mrs.
steven Y Ayres. The new elected pres
ldput of the Aomens National Demo
cratic leaEue. will boz given at the
willard Friday evening, January I7th,
from TIL ii O'Clock. Mrs Leonard
q. HOFFMAN, wife of Lieut. Hoffman,
+ L. = ~, will act as hostess, assist
ed nv Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, of VIZ
ginis, and Mrs Kirkland Perky, OF
/ Idaho. The resident national presi-
dents of the various national organiza~
+ tons have been invited to form the
line Among those who have accept
i ed are MIS- Matthew 7. Scott, presi-
dent general of the D. A. r., and Miss
Mamie Randolph Heth, president Of
/ the Southern Relief society.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. Edward D. Christian has an
nGunCed the engagement of her daugtl-
/ ter. Dorothy Anne, to Mr.. Frederic
/ scott Campbell, son of MI. and Mrs
/ Hugh Campbell. The engagement Is
i one of the most interesting of the
winter because Of the social promi-
nerce Of the two families. and the
! wedding viii be notable event Of
next autumn.
Entertained in Washington.
,.e o.
ton. was hostess at luncheon sat
! urday IN honor OF Miss Mary Gusts
Lee, who is the house guest of Mrs.
Thomas Turner.
invited to meet Miss Lee, in addI-
ton to Mrs. Turner. were Mrs. Janin,
Mrs. Ellison, Mrs. Kate keatney hen
~, Mrs. Marburg, and Miss Virginia
Byrd Jones.
I Miss Lee will go to Richmond for
the birthday anniversary of her faith
or, the late General Robert h. Lee
Personals.
Miss celeste Goodman, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Henry strauss, has
lretuned to Washington.
Miss Lena Miller is in Danville Il
attend the Miller-Noell wedding.
Miss Charlse Gunst is visiting hei
brother, mir. Sidney Gunst, in Wash
lngton,
Mrs. Sidney Johnston Dudley re.
turns from Norfolk the first OF the
week.
Mrs Henry Strauss is the CUES
Of her mother. Mrs, a. M. Baer. Ii
| Washington.
Miss Virginia Jefferson, Of Louis
vile, Ky, who has been visiting Miss
Elizabeth Neeiy, in rtsmouth, II
now the guest of friends In Richmond
Mrs. Preston Nash, who has beer
spending some time in Rockingham
Fcounty. has returned to Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs S, Rlount Mason, wht
? have been visiting friends In Virginia
have returned 10 Baltimore.
Miss EIeanog' summrnersnle. OF
, Lynchburg, is visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. r. J. CIemmer Of Cando, y. d
! Is the guest Of her brother. Mr. Tay
Tor II. Clemmer,