The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-04


O'Clock. Notices have been issued
through the newspapers only. and all
members I'm the city and all visiting
members are expected TO attend ke-
ports will be read from the different
branches. and elections viii take place.
This meeting Is one OF great impor-
lance and interest. since IL is not only
the annual meeting of the association
but the first - take place In the John
Marshall house. An UNUSUALLY large
attendance OF members is expected at
this session Of the A. +. V. A.
Leaving for school
Miss Katherine Gordon. who has
been spending the Christmas hohaays
with her parents, DR.. and Me- WI
liam : Gordon, on East Franklin
Street. Will leave this m)rrlns Tor
I.ynchburg. where she will resume her
studies for the session at Randolph
Macon College. Miss Gordon has had
a. her guests during the past ten days
Miss Margery Hicks. Miss AnadeN
Hicks. Of san Antonio. Texas; MISS
Allie Kate Gilbert of Dallas. Texas
Miss Amy SchWyn. OF Grand Isend'
Neb.. and Miss Nan Atkinson. OF VIZ
ginia. They also return 10 Ranc Jpn
Macon this morning with Miss GORDON
Dance at Eimwood.
Miss Alberta Richardson was the
hostess Of delightful dance TUESDAY
evening. given at Elm"ood' near
SON bells and lights formed attractive
decorations in the dance hall
Mrs +. J. Parker and Mrs. McAllis-
TER. OF Hampton. were the chaperons'
and Miss Richardson's guests were
Misses Louise Clark. Abbie Smith,
Helen Williams. OF Richmond; FLOR
ence Richardson. Virginia Hamilton,
Ada Smith Fannie Phillips and Maud
Iarwood. of Hampton; Elizabeth
smith. of Baltimore: George Sinclair.
Of Gloucester: Sinclair Little. OF Arkan-
sas; Christopher Sinclair. Roland SIN
clair and Henry Sinclair OF Hampton
Gus Hamilton. Ned Clarke. Mordecai
Gayle. Fred Livezey. Or. Carroll smith'
OF Norfolk: Goodwin Moss.
visiting Friends.
NJ. and Mrs. John 3. Boyd have
had as their guests at their home.
..Csuscowilla" MecklenburS Ccanty'
Justice and Mrs. Daniel Thew Wright
and william i. Ambrose, all OF Wash
ington. The guests Of Nr. and MIS-
Rova scent the holidays IN Virginia
Wedding.
a wedding in which much interest
centred took place Tuesday Afternoon
when Miss Norah Elizabeth GoolrlcK'
daughter Of Mrs. William Barber Cool
rick. Of fredericksburg and William
Iones Lacy. Of Grand Junction. Col.
were united in marriage in the nome
Of the brides mother Only relatives
and a few intimate friends witnessen
the ceremony. which was performed D
the Right Rev Z x. Nelson. D. u.
Bishop OF Atlanta. Ga. an uncle OF
the bride. and Or. J. Horace Lacy Oh
Winchester
Tho bride. who was given In mar
rage by her brother. Dr. r. NsISo"
Goolrick wore i handsome tailored
sal, OF dark blue cloth. with velvet
hat and ostrich feathers TO matcn. anu
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies OF
the valley ana Bride roses
Miss celia Bruce Goolrick was her
sisters maid Of honor and only at
.ned.nt Her costume was of delicate
blue chiffon cloth and crepe de chine
and she carried d bouquet of Killarney
rcses Dr. & Mason Smith was best
man for Nj Lacy
4 small reception followed the cere-
- The b,use was decorated with
Mains. ferns and pink roses MISS ddr
aarct shepherd played during the Ger
eunonv. and buffet supper was se,N|"'
.f,er which Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy LETT on
their wedding trip After January 10
they will reside at Grand JUNCTION.
Col. 49,.
Among those who were preesht from
out u town were Mrs BeVeTley T.
49, Miss Josephine Mason, Mrs
Richard Worthington. Miss MareNre'
Ht-orrhirgtou. Miss Halle Gdtewooo'
nf
No. T.ou;se Miller. II Stpehens Cty
III NJ q wallace. William Smith
NJ sarah Harlan. of Richmond; Miss
1-.-,-f-s. Nav Of CharlotteSvilis.
a, the Womsn's Club.
pr J. 9 Metcalf delivered sple"
d,d lecture on Ruskin before the mem
l..r= Of the Womans Club last evening
NJ christopher Tompkins. who as
chairman Of the evening. introduced
,ae sneaker. said OF Dr. Metcair that
,ba Intellectual life of the CLUB had
reached a higher plane since Ms
friendship had been theirs. ana thst
his name added dignity TO a program
H.. is a man OF so much personal mag
,a.isrn and his lectures are drawn IRON
such a varied store OF interests ana
intellectually. that one reaches through
The medium Of his mind fields yet IN
attained.
In the consideration OF John Rus
kin. the rnany-sided. the idealist- Dt-
Metcalf talked OF him as man. MS
characteristics and the doctrines that
ne tried to teach Ruskin grew Up IN
q period OF ideals and prophets. a re-
formation period. and belongs 10
group Of prophets and thinkers OF the
nineteenth century. whose names are
written high on the walls OF the tenn
ple Of fame He tried to renold things
nearer - the hearts desire, Tor ne
lived in A Gay Of problems time OF
romanticism. when people had visions
Born in q famous year with queen
Victoria. George Eliot and Walt
whitman. reared by = Scotch mother
=, the midst OF pictures and books.
educated al oxford University. John
Rusktn grew from the boy who would
have himself painted against a back
ground OF blue hills into the man
70 whom Il vas given 20 reveal with
more dciicscy and beauty than any
other Of his day. Prom an artist nc
herarn. an ethical teacher. and he grew
20 be the storm prophet Of the right
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