The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-22
AZ the Womarr's Club

sksauseA of the Russian Revolution
80 the Wo1slan's club yess erday after
q noon. The subject OF the lecture was
The Voice OF the People for from
{ The rise of Russia 20 the present date
4 Miss Blair traced the frequent -crfe'
III the populaCe to un%houlder then
yoke. The two causes OF the present
/ revolus ION which she traced from
I their very origin. were me undl lhR
voice OF the people and the autor'
racy OF the car.
In she first centuries a, ID. Russia
arose with government by the voice
4 ~ the people and voluntary SubniS'
sion to a chief AS mother state IN
the ninth cent.lry. she guarded the
+ east and kept out the ASiAic hordeS-
/ IN 1453 Moscow was established as a
capital. in 1892 the czar WAS given
hts power and the voice Of the people
WAa suppressed Gradually the power
OF the car grew and after Peter the
Great. despotism set in The voice
On the people arose again and again
hut each time was sileured, Ia 1851
Alexander the Great freed the Sfrts
and This brought one turning point III
that 1t changed the History OF RaS-
tia from Rat OF a. nation ~ mat o.
i people There lis IA voice IN Rus
sta which cannot he stif1ed: there ~
i voice in Russia which must d"
heard" quoted the speaker. Russia
has suffered more than al! OF the great
beliigerents" said Miss B!air ana
. nation thai has sustained SO mheh
oppression must have i mission Miss
Blair, In conclusion. prayed that Rus
sia might remain true to her promise,
! and. according to the stadent-speakeT.
she promises to become leader
among nations
Miss Blair. preceding her own talk.
introduced Miss Nj. l., n. Salisbury OF
England who brought messag sc
from the English 10 the NirEihians
In glowing words she complimented
sYirginia's heroes and her heroic spirit
] IA -Eeneral-She EXPRESSED the pleas
IRE OF the English at having the
Americans - allies and she prophe-
Sled the world unity and peace which
would follow the war
Mrs. L. l.. Lewis was chairman ~
the afternoon. Hostesses were Mes
DANES Samuel r Morgan. sr., ]. Tay-
lo~ EIlyson. r 4 Moffett. christopher
Tnmpkins. John IL southall ana John
Calvin Metealf
IN Mouauiri--Harahan
"A wedding Of interes: IN Virginia
sgcietE took place Wednesday morn
ing at 0:2o O'Clock In ST Francis ds
SALES church, Belle Harbor Ions
Island. when Miss ruth Mary Hara,
han. daughter OF william Harahan
president Of the Seaboafa Air Line rall
road. and Mrs Harahan. became 4h'
bride Of Louis Frederick Mouqpin, Jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs l. + Mouqnin
OF Chicago Til. church Vas hand
somely decorated with palms ferns
Bride roses and EydTaneeas. and th1
altar with ~htf foses and cathedral
candles The nuptlal mass vas relt
hrasea by BISHOP y. ]. oFannelL q
Richmond assisted h. ten priests
and the mass was sung hv quartz
+ from the Metropolitan opera com
panv
The bride. who was given in mar
rage bp her father wore n gown @
white satir and tulIe with coNr
train edged with point lace, lie
veil, OF rose punt lace which wa
worn by her mother on her weddin'
A day. reached To the end OF the ions
court train and was arranged IRON
d coronet OF orange blossoms RE
4 bridal bouquet was shower OF Hiie
|. ssSs. tss 4esa2les. a19, shAds,,. NJ is'
I SIS ma Harahan. a sister Of IA
bride. was her maid of honor ah'
wore gown al raie blue Georeett'
satin and her flowers were a bouqut
Of white orchids ana blue IRIS.
srwo itt-te sisters uf ti1c bride
Theodora and Virgin. artcd a
fower girls and thew wore ffock
OF blue tujlo ana carried basket hat
filled with Bride roses end Ted viii
silver gauze.
The br!der' 7om had as hts hes
man. James fsrahap brother o
bride. -4t+-t'--i Included
1 Messrs. Leighton smith. Of Bell
Harbor: Richard smith OF New YORK
4 jefferson DAVIS ~ Belle Harhor. an
4 Jack McCsuira Of New York.
Immediately following the rere
monv there was "A wedding. hreakieas
and recent'on a. Nepohs," III
4 home 81 the hrile's parents lh
house was decorated throughout WI
KILLARNEY roses palms ferns am
festoons Of southern smllaX. iher
were about three hundred guest
nrexent strineed orchestra p!aye
during the breakfast and fateT I"
dancing Mr.. and Mrs. Mn4gulu lei
Tor an extended wedding tr'p, "'tf
which they viii reside IN tt3FoRo.
Car1on--Kennie
An announcement of wtdesprea,
u sntArest recently made in Gr"enwoo
Mgss is Of the approaching marfiag
~ Miss Fdith Cecu Kennie dnugn
So ~ Rev. and Mrs Joseph Renni
N that CITY. and Rev Herbert Ven
.h,e Carson, uastor Of the FGfth Ave
4 rue Presbyterian church Of knoxVlii'
Tenn. 49,,
Mr.. Carson Is remembered here a
Aa graduate or the Union TheoioEiea
i seminary, -,--,
Entertained In Winston salem.
Mrs. p. J. Carton, Of RIChmoho
ana Mrs. Hardin oeyuolds, OF Br,sto
renn were entertained al luncheon
3 saturday hy Mrs Il J REYNOLDS, o
h winston saem, \. c, The affair too
s.fAee at the Country club and mum
her o. guests were invited 10 NEE
N the visitors.
Resrution At Art Cub.
This afternoon at 4.3@ o'clncE a
the Art Club OF Richmond. the mem
n hers will have the pleasure Of meet
NJ fnr at an informal reception Fran
Alvah Parsons the president Of IN
New York School of Fine and Apple
ID AFte
Miss Ethel NJ Lesson VII presid
- the tea table assisted ny Miss Ely
q aheth wtIiiarson and Miss Ellen Ba}
ana tea will be served y" the stHden
81 -Fmmittee. incln9ira Misses Freems =
Nc sErrwick MoUtPon3afy. i4ps29in
u Nc Ger. Jackso0, Setfh Paid~ln an
rs Dsborne
" Parsons - an ar authority @
'sss u .ton wide reputation. The TeNa
M s,rrs- calls him tho nl"st 0onstrncttv
- IA a n q