The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-10

street. the residence Of SIR. and Mrs. W.
{ W Abel. the latter the mother OF
the bride. Later Mr.. and Mrs Taylor
icf, for their wedding Journey, and on
/ their return Will spend the remainder
/ Of the winter at catonsviile with Mr..
/ and Mrs. Robert Taylor.
/ Mrs. Clarke Entertains.
4 pretty function of the holiday sea-
son was that given at East Alice oE
Mrs. u. c. Clarke at her beautiiu'
home. Lockwood" on January D. 20
! celebrate the birthday Of her son.
George. The wide old rooms OF the
house were decorated with many
+ shaded lights and Christmas gariands'
The hostess received her guests In the
hall. assisted bs her niece. Mis- Lips =
comb. The table in the dining room
was set beneath a canopy OF PINK an"
green .estoons and arranged with "A
centreplece Of roses, and the nirthoAy
cake with its lighted candles For
,une-telljns and ghost stories amused
the guests, and supper was served IN
the dining room at half-past 10
o'clock.
Mrs. CIarke's guests for the evening
inciuled Misses Margaret Burke ana
Rosslie Lipscomb. OF King william
Annie Walton. Hazel Kirke and Jessie
Fiippo. Of Atlee. Messrs. George TIL
I bic. Leith BrcTnner, Taze~ell Sroy les
Hugh and Ashby Walton and Elicit
and George Clarke.
In chicago.
saws a Baltimore exchange:
Alfred Partridge Klots left We'd
nesdav To- Chicago. where he VIII paint
the portraits Of several important per
sons. On his return he Will paint the
nortrait OF Mrs James <. Whenbee
irno Arr Institute Of Chicago will give
IN March a special exhibition OF the
work O. .ir. Klots. including mum
her Of portraits Of prominent Baiu-
norcans. Mrs Klots. who has been
i'm Paris since early in the winter
viii ioin Mr Klots in Baltimore IN
February"
Mr. EIots was a guest Of Colonel and
Mrs Joseph Z. Willard here earlier III
The winter when he painted the por-
trait Of Eppa HuIter. Jr.
Quiet Wedding.
The marriage Of John ! Harvey
and Miss Bessie II Duegins was ceie-
0ratei Tery GuietI: YESTERDAY mor''.n
~ II o'clock IN the residence OF tine
nev W /. Ball. y. d. with only the
u.arcst -eIatives OF the bride witness
ino tho ceremony The bride wore a
dark blue cloth travelling suit with a
Dicture nat OF the same SHADE MI
ana Mrs Harvey left Immediately az
tar tn. ccrcm my FOR wec3inG UP
Of several weeks. and on their return
70 this city they VIII make their
nome at ele2 stuart Avenue
In Richmond.
Mrs. Wilmer Rendieran. OF DanYilis.
who has been visiting her Sister. MISS
Mary Bowers. on South Third stree.
* row spending some time As the
ut Of fer amt. Mrs =. T. Maury.
81 Gresham Court. on West FranHiih
street.
Miss Hannah Bowers h,s returned
TO the city. after spending the past
month Nth he's sister. Mrs : : Eoo-
inson. ir augusta, Ga
Meetings This Afternoon
There will be a meeting this ar
ternoon at O'Clock OF the Gran"chil-
dren-s Chapter. No !. AUXILIARY 70
Richmond Chapter. L. D. c. held IN the
William Fox School. on Hanover Ave
nue. The meeting will be one 81
n-eat deal OF interest. since num-
. If -b, children will discuss their
visit on Christmas 20 the hospitai al
,bo Old Soldiers Home for the bene-
~ 81 those who did not make TINS
,-isit number Of them went TO the
homo accompanied By Mrs Joseph
r-ourourean. II. Mrs. BrOkenbroush
ard Mrs. Tyler. and were met BY MIS-
Randolph and Mrs. BTander- Thsre
,h,, visited the sick with gifts OF
emit and fower5 bringing happiness
10 a great many suffering ana loneiE
people 49,,
The AIumnae Association OF Miss
Ellett's school viii meet tbs ai'er
noon at 3:f5 o'clock IN the schco'
building. Tea will be served BY the
boerd after the business o. the meet
ing has been concluded
Equal suffrage League
An event in the history OF the Equsi
suffrage League OF Richmond was
d.epl, interesting and instructive au-
dress before league members and thel
friends and guests on the subject OF
international Arbitration. by lion
Wvndham Meredith. who was intro
duced to his audience by Miss Lucy
: coleman. in a very graceful manner.
Mr.. Meredith. in the beginning q
his talk. mentioned the 100 national
counciss that have been held IN the
h;s.,rv OF the world. and drew a con
,rast between individual and national
IDEALS and standards OF moIaheH-
characterized diplomacy as deceit. an1
Illustrated his meaning By explaining
tho salient features Of the treaty De
tween England and the United states
q, Noril ICES. fIe said that the srea,-
p nations Of the earth had settled
questions OF boundaries and territorial
expansion. and TIA; national ana ihte'-
,.,,sor.r relations turned upon com
merciaIized interests.
lie dwell, upon and explained the
taird article in the treaty % 1908. ara
shaved the disastrous effects OF us
being cut out Of the treaty neca use
members Of the senate Committee iei'
that Il restricted their powers
Meredith announced himself as ocFiS
earncs,lv in sympathy with the cause
81 suffrage. and said that the reason
above all others that made him SUI
fraeist was because ne believed thar
the womsn's movement would hasten
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