The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-27
Brilliant Lecture
By Ellen Glasgow
MISS LILLIAN r.. WATSON WILL
BECOME BRIDE OF III. RYRE
WOOD THIS EVENING.

The Novel, was the subject Of
brilliant lecture given az the Woman's
Club yesterday afternoon by Miss I'll
len Glasgow -drS John :. MunCe,
chairman Of the afternoon. introduced
Miss Glasgow. and a. large audience
was ont to greet this distinguished
Virginia suthorcss. who Is member
Of tho Woman's club and a great IA
vorite in Richmond Miss Giasg rs
touched upon Inc three ages Of the
novel the sentimental the realistic
and the critical, giving her Audience
a r1snderful picture of each. She
SPOKE 40 length on the English fiction
and it's writer's, and brought out in
most fascinating way the personality
and vision NJ both the old and the
modern writer's Of England. Tao
modern novel. Miss Glasgow tells us.
Vas born through tine inappeaseabIe
curiosity about the world and life.
This was tho initial lecture of the
season at the Woman's Club. and the
members of the club were indeed FOR
tunate in having the pleasure Of hear
ing this cultured woman. VINO saas
made sueh a ma me for herself in Che
literary world. with ali the true art
OF a great writer. Miss Glasgow gave
TO her audience yesterday afternoon
true picture Of the real novel she
sdlu youth SffB roma nee are no 3pfGeT
the only subjects upon which fiction
is written. for the modern novel
touches npnn the real vital things In
life. and the great novel Of today
should show an understanding of Tho
truest things In life.
An Informal reception followed Miss
Glasgow address. and many NJ her
old friends remained 10 welcome her
back to the Woman's Club The tea
= xs~3s l.
yellow chryEnthemum and autumn
flowers were used throughout 1'le
ICONS.
Miss Wattson,s Wedding.
In the home Of the brides parents
hr. and Mrs William Gray Watson,
iS3s West Grace Street. will, he, faeIe-.
hrated this evening at G:30 o'clo+k
The marriage of their daughter. Lii
ian Eudora to MIR. II. Ryrie Wood
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry w wood
also OF this city. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. Samuel e.
Hatcher, assisted by the Rev. Frank
r. McFaden, of the First Presbyterian
Church. MLss Ha2eltine Childrey
Watson will be her sisters maid Of
honor. and Mr.. Gordon FRASER wood
win be best man. Little Misses kAth~
srine Jean Wood and Mary Katherine
Whittett will be ribbon bearers
A reception will follow the cere-
mony for the bridal party and inti-
mate friends of the bride and groom
flect, after which Mr. Wood and his
bride will leave for an extensive wei
ling Journey.
Prominent Wedding.
The historic old Ware Church et
i3iouceGer was r.ne scene of a promi-
bent wedding yesterday afternoon st
O'Clock. when Miss Ellen Bayard
Tee, daughter of the Rev. william
Byrd Lee and Mrs. Lee, became the
bride of MIR. John Madison Wilson.
Formerly of Scotland. bat now of Roa-
aoke.
Evergreens. potted plants and TALL
sowerg, were used for decorations,
hany burning tapers and white bios
toms being used on the altar Miss
Maria Mason Tabb rendered an elano-
tate musical program while the guests
we're Assem- bling, and also played the
Wedding marches. Rev. William Byrd
Lee. father of the bride and rector f
he parish. was the officiating minis
YER. The bride entered the chur,n
with her brother. MIR. William Byrd
Lee. Jr., who gave her in marriage
Ind was attended by her sister. MES
lame Knownslar Lee. as maid OF honor,
Hr. Henry Edmunds Hutcheson was
hest man, and the usshers were MesSrs.
William Ludwell Baldwin, OF Norfolk;
George Cary and Pace Corr both OF
sIoucestar.
Among the guests attending the
Wedding from a distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ludwell
Baldwin and Miss Eliza beth Payne, of
Norfolk: Mrs Albert II. Hoge Of
sIuefield. ". Va; Miss Ida Jones. CT
Fairfax. and Miss Sally Rerkiey Mel
ION, OF The Cedars," Richmond
At the Art Club.
Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher will
peak at the Art Club of Richmond
his afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock upon
Art Alliance of America" The club
parlors will he filled with many prom
bent people to hear Mrs BoAler. who
> charming woman and "a brilliant
Nrturer. Her subject Is one Of great