The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-09
Social and Personal

: EGerton Hutchinson was married az
the home of her parents, near Brad
( shaw Nd. 10 Paymaster s. Rowland
white. Jr.. L. s. ". Rev. j. U'orral1
I-arinour officiating Owing to tho "a
cent death of the brides a,ste- ,hs
~eadihs was quiet one. and only
( INC Immediate members OF ,bo ,,u,
were present
| Miss Hutchinson is the only daugb.
| Ter OF Mr. and Mrs g. Fred HutchIn
son. "i bradshaw. Md. and is CONNECTED
Win prominent families of tho state
! she Is the great granddaughter Of
.oinniodore Stephen Bayard Wilson
=: p ~. who served In the Mexican
war. and was a contaIn porary and go
personal friend of Admiral Farra $50
also she As closely related TO the
Schleys. the Shufeldts. the Cr,yfn.
ana others who have baen p,onIpon,
IN naval history, and is one OF tho
Is| meal descendants OF Sir Georr.
avert Inc first Lord Baltimore after
"o"s o'tn enters. the Ladies Elizabeth
an" porothy. she and her sistar vo-a
named. and OF his son. Leonard cal.
vert the first Governor Of Narv,,,,,,
faymastcr White b. the son OF
Sa'nuei RowNnd White. OF Yves, piver
ana also belongs 10 many OF tho old
lanliiies of Maryland. among whom are
the Harwoods and the Kents. "
~ the NOmnn's Club.
Inc spoken literature I'm Iro,,,,
rish legends and proverbs. were ~
Soidcn threads that Seumas Nacu.n,,s
G Hs up in his discourse before the
:" oiI'aH Ciuh Yesterday afternoon
under tho fascinating title OF irish
FAIRY and Folk Lore. This man -
Doncgai, this subtle, humorous ,cIrer
OF tales, in his own whimsical f,sbin,
ure" !. FAIRY ring about his audienco
inc while he related the storiar H.,
nave lived in the heart OF hi. 80
mus some thousands of years
or SiacManus has done a proat do,
i"r Stuuehts OF folk lore in gathering
Up ana preserving the world.oId
,I' nus oil ireland and giving them to
| tlc world In such an intarestipo, ava
charming form. He said that his ma
i've country was richer in such lora
'han almost any other part Of 1he
"orln because the Irish have been a
,uI-IoVins lot Of orytcllers. rich in
imagery and Gaelic pictur.-uo-ds
since the most ancient tipas r.,
inc earliest history OF Ireland Tho nco-
PIC nave seemed To recognize that tho
teiiihg OF stories was much more az
lectl'e IMAM the reading OF tho Same
from book. Long, long ago tho noat
was ranked next TO the King ana ~
] teller or tales next to him He ,rcnt
aoroad royal prince. and like a rova1
| prince he was received at every co,,rt
me heantitul lore that these people
Ia are sun related around tho IRE
| Siaes 20 the dancing yellow names OF
peat hFe, and generally from the Inns
or the wandering beggar-man loaninr
upon his stan OF blackthorn.
/ me speaker told fascinating fairy
stories, the like of which you never
found In a printed book. because ~
ireland they still believe in the "rentio
| people There is hardly rock or ,
! bush but has some beautiful story. no
stream or hill without its legend in
Mr. MacManus's land, and right happily
was the story of it all unfolded bv HIM
Henefit Performance
\ benefit performance Will he given
NJ the Little Theatre on Wednesday.
May IA, from II in the morning until
II P. NJ, under the aus pces OF the
| summer Rest. and some OF the most
prominent women In the city are on
rne committee In charge. Mrs. George
Barksdale is president: Mrs. w. Russell
Bowie, Miss Bessie rribbett. Miss Tidy
stanard, Mss Ferguson Mrs Hewitt.
Mrs. ". " Wade, MISS Elicit Miss
Worsham, Miss Lou Jones. Mrs Fuller.
Mrs Sarvay, Miss Adele Miles. Miss
!oa rainier Mrs. w a. Powers. these
include the committee Interested In
the entertainment to be given nex1
week
sfay-nt-Iome Whit Club.
me Stay-at-Home Whist Club met
on WEDNESDAY evening at the home
oi Mrs G. w. T. Brock. oos East
FRANKLIN street Three tables were
enpaTe and the highest score was
MADE ny Mrs. Arthur z. Wilmer and
Admiral Harre Webster, Mrs. Bland
Spotswood Smith and A. p. wilmer.
The club will meet next Monday
evening with Mrs. C. w. p. Brock.
Mission Play.
The Kingdom of Love- is to be pre-
sented for missions by the Ladies
auxiliary of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church of Ginter Park this evening at
INC town hail a number of interesting
gowns imported from Chj,a, Japan and
hore" VIII be used in the court scene,
wnich includes forty young girls in
costume Melodies from India will BIO
played by Miss Louise barker between
the scenes.
Outing to Washington.
An interesting event of next week
VIII be the Whit Monday excursion to
washington on May 10 This affair
is 10 be under the direction of the
LADIES' Sewing Circle of the Grace
Street Baptist Church. and commit
zee or well-known Richmond women.
MIS- Is Il. Van Buren, being chairman.
ma" charge of the arrangements for
thiS outing: Many interesting parties
nave already been made up to 20 to
washington on Monday, and the fact
that Congress is still in session 10 an
added attraction ~
In md Out of Town.
Miss Pattie Miller. of IIuntjne+on
w. Va, Is the guest of Misses Claire
and Lenoro Timely for several weeks.