The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-01
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IiArney ribbons Mr. Joseph Mitch
Of Washington. y. e.. brother Of
fe 9roorn, acted az best man. Afesxrs
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T. Hankins and Walter Z Martin
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20 Promise NC urr0Te ffIa- e7i-
nces OF the bridal party, aud Mrs
Warren Narston presided at the
I'm. After Northern frfp. Dr.
n Mrs. Mitchell Will reside in Rich
md Va
How 10 Look on the py5eh. Side
e. Things was not only expisirjed
k the spirit OF looking on the bright
r No was fairly rtttffateti over +7r an
aeasce at the woman's club yester
lxr nv Kerr Bovcc Ta1pper n n
~ D., of the First Baptfst ohu~rb
asiAdeIphis. Mrs. Ren o James
|&Ar1ningly introduced him ns an
yMalnAnt divine. writer. 1ecturer o~a
s1f and one ,ine pastor IN rbe Load
~ churches Of Denver ana New
York
sN DIR. Tupper's lecture began with
5nUttprr or oY5trFr3 fslY3 ,.r,s9e ,r-f,1,-
sY0etfy OF the optinisf. and through
lAnt dubbed with laughter nj the OK
nAnse Of the pesair,ist ana IN tho
kfory OF the eptlfnisf
Quotations from our tv-o yroates+
literary optimists. Robert Louis ctev.
eneon and Robert BraWring Inns
frated his theory ANA INC 1es+ rnh-
TIC speech Of the great Gladstone.
which DR.. Tupper had the honor OF
hearing, gave the Keynote TO the lee
tnre. Gladstone. then in his eighty
seventh year. said believe that
humanity is progressing always"
There has never been a pern3a-
neiit backward step in human his.
tory declared pr. Tuprer. and he
proceeded To illustrate this statement
with incidents from the great events
sof the world In spite Of the awful
scataclysIns. the French revolution and
Ire horrible war If today, the world
mss moved and viii move on toward
~ aneais.
M There never has been one thing
mat proved God wrong and man a
xaflure", The enduring good stands
.sfear and refaissa'tt Every end
Eise sayings wern left with the al
uisnce as 1000 ior contemplation:
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