The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-15
Social and Personal

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1Iiss Gary Engaged.
Says tho Baltimore Sun OF yestsr-
dayi
Much interest centres In the an
nouncenicnt OF the engagement OF
Miss Eleanor ]. Cary daughter OF
Charles J. Cary, OF this city. 10 DR..
Francis r. Crawford. graduate OF
John hopkins Medical School In the
class OF 1914. The marriage Will take
place in September and after a we'd
ding trip spent IN Europe Dr. Crawford
ana his bride Will leave for China,
where they VIII both devote their llvoa
20 mission work
Miss Cary IS Il Goucher College grad
uate OF ;he class Of 1912 and IS prcsi-
dent OF the Students Volunteer Move
mont, She is one OF the leading work
ers for the cause OF missions among
'he young people OF Baltitoro
DR. Crawford is q Visginian and be-
fore coming to Johns Hopkins, while .
student at Eandolph- Macon College.
pledged himself TO become mission
airy as soon as qualified 10 give mis-
best service to the cause. After grad
uadng from Hopkins he took up tenn
porary hospital work. IN Pittsburgh
and IS now connected with sana-
torium in Chiffon Springs. " Y.
M!ss Cary IS a member OF tha Ortho-
doN Friends Congre CATION. at Eutaw
and Monument Streets Dr. Crawf ford
is 81 Presbyterian. and while here at
tended the Franklin Street Church
Suffrage Meeting
Or MarEaret Kuyk, city chairman OF
Public Health ot tho Education Com
mittee OF the National Medical Assoc!
alton, Viii address the members OF the
Equal Suffrage League Of Virginia thls
afternoon az o'clock In league head
Quarters. 500 East Broad Street, DR.
kuyk is n graduate doctor ard is a
very prominent woman IN social work
Her subject for this afternoon Will be
Education In Relation to Social Hy-
gIcne."
Cnrd Tournament
Tho May Whist tournament at tho
Woman's Club will be played this
evening at S:l5 o'clock IN the club par
lors. This is 10 be the last card tour
nhment OF the season, and an unusu-
ally large number OF tables have al
Wall be played and the usual rules
concerning men partners and the regis.
tericS OF tables Will apply.
..Ihe HosennaIdcn.,
Final arrangements for The Rose
maiden TO be given at the jefferson
Hotel Auditorium on Monday even!ng
May ~. We're completed at a mcetin.
Of the ILdies' Aid society OF the Churcb
OF tho Holy Comforter yesterday after
noon. Reports from the various com
mittecs were most Interesting, and re-
hearsals having been progressing rap
idly under the direction Of r G. Sains-
bury
The Rev. a. Vaughan CoIston, the
Misses colston. Mrs. e IL Simpson and
Mos Mary Slmpson are on TIE reoep-
tion committee for the entertainment
Meetings. To-day.
This morning at u o'clock in room
$40 1T the Jefferson Hotel 4. very i'm
portant mass meeting will be held to
discuss plans for tile big society llir-
mess that is TO be given here in No
vember under tho direction OF tho AS
ISOLATED Charities and tho Confederate
Memorial Literary Society. The meet
ing is most important one and all
Interested in the kirlness arc urged
to attend.
The Bellevue Mothers Club will hold
It's regular monthly meeting this after
noon at half-a.ter 3 O'Clock. The pro.
nished by the children, and Will In
clude music ana rccitations. A full
attendance Is desired
commencement Week.
The senior class of Trinity College
at Durham. y. T.. has Issued invita-
tons for the exercises OF commence
ment week from June to June 4. The
baccalaureat@ ADDRESS will be made by
President William Preston Few, J.. I.
D., and tho Rev. George Peck I1cltman.
.. d., of New York, win preach the
haccalaureate sermon Other addresses
will be made by the Rev Charles Car
roll Woods, ID. D., of st. Louis, and
Rear Admiral Robert Edwin Peary.
United States Navy,
u. ID. G. Meeting.
resolution embodying formal pro-
test against the proposed "Peaae Jubi-
lee" was voted upon and adopted by
the members of Richmond Chapter,
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
mt their regular monthly meeting held
yesterday morning In Lee Canp Hall.
Mrs. Norman V. Randolph presiding.
This resolution was endorsed by COM
mittees from Hollywood and Lakewood
Memorial Associations, and similar
resolution has recently been passed by
the Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety.
The chairman of the Confederate ball
.gtven-last- month reported the sum OF