Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

\ ninety related as his bride to-he. and
4 their wedding Will he an even, Of much
dSS2cfal interest in Virginia and North
az arolina.
q: ucst OF Nils. Moore.
81 Mrs. l.. Is. L. Taylor. who has been
y 'fsiting Colonel ANA Mrs. Mason NJ.
- = 'atrick at The barracks in Washing
SION, has returned TO Richmond, Mrs.
o. Taylor ss the guest OF Miss Mary
elizabeth Moore a; tho Chesterfield
I Concerning Mrs. Cooke.
: 1t is OF much interes; TO Mrs. Lucian
| II. Cookies many friends in Richmond
and throughout the South that her new
Giorcl. The Master OF the Hills" Viii
Fsbe brought out III April by +. l. put-
ton. Mrs. Cookies hook, "Eypaths in
4 Dixie" has already been through sew
literal editions and was most enthusiast
s ticaliy received by critics II has been
4 named with Uncle N,mus. and Dddic.
Dumps and Tot as the three best books
of the South
THE Master Of tho INNS is not 4
dialect story, but deals with the noun
tain problem OF the far South and the
Georgia Cracker" Airs. Cookies
story, Tho Rooster and the Washpot.
will shortly appear IN tho Saturday
Evening Post.
Mrs. Cooke. who frequently visits
here, is 4 very charming woman and
she has been much entertained III this
city. MIR. and Mrs. Cooke returned TO
Roanoke last week. after a brief stay
in this city, and viii leave the middle
of March for Now Orleans.
Luncheon for Miss Wharton.
Miss May Wharton, OF Baltimore.
daughter OF Or. a. NJ Wharton. has
been the guest Of Mrs cary ELLIS
stern at 1900 Grove Avenue. and many
Interesting functions have been plau-
ned in her honor. Dudley How". who
spent the Weekend III Richmond with
! his brothers, gave pretty luncheon
in her honor Besides Miss Wharton
I the guests included Misses Eliza
I Leakc. Laura Richardson susie Allen.
Robert Anderson. Hunter Staeg, Ed
win Smith and Dudley Peasants Eowc.
The affair took place 1t the Coun-
try Club of Virginia. and tn. table
was arranged with 4 ccntcrpiccc of
spring blossoms.
At the WomHu's Club.
Monday afternoon Al i.3c o'clock a;
the Woman's Club tho Woman'S Quartet
OF Richmond Will sing. This quartet
is composed of Mrs. Skidmorc. Miss
Luck Gwathmcy, Mrs. Hamilton smith
and Mrs. bethel aud James Nomhlc,
who is director Of tho quartet VIII he
tho accompanies. Miss Doris Baker OF
this city. viii he the vioiinist Mrs.
4. l.. Guiron is chairman Of the musi-,
cal, Wednesday afternoon 1T ~"
o'clock Or Walter MONTGOMERY who
has tho chair Of Greek and Latin at
Richmond College. viii speak on Folk
lore" He is secretary OF the Folk
lore Society OF Virginia. Mrs. Henry
4. Sampson is chairman Of the after
noon. and members Of the club arc
invited. llostcsscs at the club l"I
Monday afternoon include:
Ne: t $ EsS: ME- %,%sr S!sss.
:, Mrs Mrs Edwin H { = Laird Ms i: Gwa,nmey
Miss N.sy s Hns1% M Gou4 /. D. 'e'"'
ME- MTs s sqrH aSS M rsn Trss r0"
1 Guest of MR.. and Mrs. branch
X Miss Wclch, the present head mistress
Of the Charlton school in New York
..ftN Will arrive this week to spend
the week END as the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ c. Branch. on Monument Ave-
nue.. Miss Welch viii he the head Of
the Country School for Girls, which
Will he opened in Richmond next fall.
Mrs. Kosher Interviewed.
Mrs. Kate Langley Kosher, author Of
Mary Gary" The Man III Lonely
Land" People Like That" and a
great many charming short stories, a
we'll rs other books OF note, has re
Gently given out most interesting
interview on the subject OF the choice
of a profession TO the girl who wants
10 write. The interview is replete with
the charm and simplicity Of the woman
who created MARY Cary |, is sane
and Wholesome advice from on" who
has the interest and success Of her
fellow women al heart.
The road IS The worth while thing.
not the goal" SAYS Mrs Eosher. and
SO l would send as ms ultimate mes
sage TO the cir! who wants 10 write
that IL sh.A;.6uul st.ihc cost and is Will
ing to pee tn, price III >h" is sure her
happiness mus, como through this
form az expression. and she * wiling