The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-31

10 attend birthday dinner given IN.
MISS Maria Thompson Davies. OF Nash :
WIZ" Tenn. tho evening Following the
bringing out Of The House Of Happi :
ness" Miss Davies Is most pleasantly
remembered IN Richmond where sh .
n,e.hned the Educational Conference
/ last spring for her own delightful per
souality, az we'll as for the many hook .
OF which she is author
Mrs Boshcr's new book Is charm, :
ing story, with tho scene laid in =
sanatorium. Virginia people and a host
o. pleasant Incidents go to make up
this fascinating new story from the
pen OF Richmond woman
Al the University.
Misses Dallas Leo. Nellie Payne ana
M"rths Purcell left Yesterday for tho
University OF Virginia. where they wiz
attend thu fall germans They win
ALSO attend tho football game io-mor-
row between the University ana Van
dcrbilt
Relic Presented Mrs. HaIyburton.
most interesting incident atten,iins {.
ne annual meeting OF the Huguenot
!iission IN Richmond which took place
ednesday, was the presentation az
tho HuGuenot Cross" 10 Mrs / R,,r-
pldec HALLIBURTON, treasurer of III.
Richmond branch or this mission This
cross was brought from France last
summer by honsieur D'Aublgny. son
o
formation. and himself on. Of the most
distinguished workers In the preat
Protestant struggle now in progress i'm
that country. This movement is not
u any way political. but was begun h.
devoted missionaries TO fight the prog
TOSS OF inhdclity and agnosticism nov
sweeping over France Monsieur
- Auhigny brought tho cross honine to
present Il 10 Mrs. HALLIBURTON in pep
SON but owing TO her absence from
TOM, he conhded IL TO Rev Russell
Cecil ID. H.. who presented il to her
stating that i, was a memorial from
the Huguenot Mission Society OF
france emphasizing their gratitude for
her splendid work iii their cause.
IS decoration OF most sacred and
unique history. During that period OF
me seventeenth century. when the
iuguenots We're slaughtered whole
sale. or murdered individually, on ac-
. count of their Protestant faith this
cross was the badge OF the Huguenot
women When stealing to the depths
81 the forest or receSses OF mountains
Tor their secret services. always in
peril OF discovery and death, the faith
ful women each wore the emblem that
IS the badge Of the society to-day. 1t
Ia very beautiful in desien-a golden
cross surrounded By q crown and n
dove In flight, pendant below.
Entertaining Wedding Party.
Miss Alice Marcusc will entertain
sunday night for the bridal party OF the
Wallerstcin- Goldsrein wedding The
Misses Sickcls OF Philadelphia. have
arrived in Richmond for the marriage
and Will be the guests OF Miss Marcuse
for some time Miss Bertha Haley. OF
Baltimore, viii also be in Richmond 10
atterd the wedding.
Another pretty affair given for the
bridal party OF the Wallerstcin- Gold :
stein wedding is q luncheon. which will
take place tomorrow at the jefferson
Hotel.
For Pine Camp.
Illustrated Songs and Costume Re
citaW Is the name given the charity
entertainment for Pine Camp. which
the Ginter Park Wonan's Club pre-
sent November Z in the local Assem-
bly, Hall. Mrs. Norman Call has charge
OF the stage entertainment. which
promises TO be very brilliant affair,
and other members OF the Pine Camp
rious booths. Following the stage en-
tertainment, the floor will be cleared
for dancing. All interested are cor
daily invited to attend.
Outing to Charlottesville.
Society is greatly interested in the
excursion that the Petcrkin Gniid OF
st. James Church Will run Tomorrow
TO Charlottesville I" attend the Uni
versity Of Virginia Vanderbilt foot
ball game. and large and enthusiastic
crowd will be in attendance.
Among those from Norfolk WHO eX-
pect 10 20 are: Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. White, Jr., Mr.. and Airs. Alfred p.
Thorn, IT.. Mr. and Mrs. Junus Will
coz; Messrs. Thomas ii. Wilcox. ,Tr..
Wiley Grandy Robert p. Tunstali.
Richard l. Dobie. Claude Balm. Paul
IIear, William Maupin, r. F. Lee Tay-
lor John Gordan. Charles Grant. Her
bert Nash, Richard Tunstall. Charles
Tunstall. Granville Curry, Morton PREM
tie. Ralph Jones. H. Tyler Smith, II. w
Davis, ". H. Witt. Cha rles Z. Mcintosh,
Moran Barry, James Barry. Garrett
Walters. James Waters. Sheriff Law
Ter, Charles Hunter, Baldwin Myers
r. D, Cooke. Jr.. Samuel H. Hodges.
Or. /. Y. Williamson. DR.. G.. Faulkner,
DR.. Harry Wall, DR. Burnley Landlord.
DR.. Herbert old. DR.. Bland williams.
Leaves for .tIabnmn
MISS Page Pelham Hewlett left town
Wednesday for Birmingham. Ala
where she is TO be maid of honor al
the Colhournc Middleton marriage.
which takes place on November g.
Tho wedding is one OF the society
events of the fall season in Birming-
nam. and will be n brilliant affair In
every detail. great deal Of hand
some entertaining is being done for the
bridal party. prior 10 the wedding oere-
mony next Wednesday.
Concerning Nr. Strauss.
IL is Of Interest 10 Richmond peo-
pie that Mittcldorfer, formerly of this
city, bus now of New York. has recent ].
~ had two paintings accepted at the
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
annual exhibition OF water colors.
THEY are "Faucogney.' an old span
ish-french town in the Vosges Noun.
,ains, and the other IL I'm the Vosgcs
mountains landscape Of the quiet
stream The valley and The distant blue
mountains.
Affairs of Yesterday
me Presidents Club gave a delight