The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-02
FRIEDA MEREDITH DIE"TZ. EdttO
Telephone Madison 1928.

! gratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne
motored to Coan Wharf. where they
! took the Boat for baltimore. Wash
ington and Richmond. They will be
al home in Meredithville. Va.
! Personals.
Miss Agnes Mcdonnell Of Balti-
more, and Miss Mary Griffin. OF Fred
gettysburg. are the guests of Miss
Marie Mott, at her home in Barton
Heights.
Miss Gladys Johnston. of Washing
ton, formerly OF Richmond, has re-
turned to her home. after spending
several days with Miss Margaret Glen
don, in Highland Park.
Wilson Thorpe has returnd to East
ern Shore, Va. after spending the
holidays with his parents near Dunn
barton
At The Art Club.
Rev. T. r.. Ossood will address the
Art Club of Richmond this af-
ternoon at 4:5o O'Clock. The speak
I er Will give poem lecture and II
will he illustrated by three original
poems. The first is descriptive
poem. The Bride Of Death" and two
lyric poems entitled Environment"
and Com pensation." These will he
, IPIlhWS0 u. the dramatic poem, Mt-
caenas." MIR. Osgood frequently
speaks AZ the club before large audi
ences and. great many members and
guests will he present TO day, Tea
will be served after the lecture is
concluded
War Relief Work Begins.
Beginning this morning at Ia O'Clock
and continuing throughout the win
ter. every day except Saturday. Sec
- 10, Dali
Association. directed by Mrs. william
X. Massie last year. viii meet at the
residence of Mrs. Scott. 90a West
Franklin Street The work this year
is making hospital garments and will
prove interesting as well as instruct
ing TO those who wish TO ala in the
good work
br. ituttey Speaks ot, Frnhs~et.
pr Lincoln Huliey. president OF
John y. Stetson University, at De
land. Florida. was the interesting
/ speaker ar the Womans Club yester-
day HIS, subject was "Tennyson AS
/ n Man. and His Message" Or. John
/ Calvin Metcalf dean OF Richmond
} college, introduced DIR. Hulley as one
Of the noble company OF scholars
who not only vitaliZe but personallze
I literature" He commended the talk
as being well chosen because of Ten
( New Year IN his poetry.
4. pr. Hulley sought not SO much to
explain Tennyson's beauty of line and
meaning. but to fiil his lecture with
/ illustrations, quoted to impress the
! bearer with Tennyaon's merits. He
! divided his lecture In accordance with
Teunyson's three great characters
tics: The lyric beauty of his verse.
! the embodiment of national charac-
teristics, and the spiritual beauty un-
deriving his thoughts, Or. HUXLEY
stressed the effects produced by Ten
nyson's Ming OF words, and his genius
in preserving sense while stressng
sound He criticized Tennyson's crit
/ les for clubbing him shallow and "a
woman's poet and he gave vivid IL
Illustrations of the clear depth Of his
poetry.
"Tennyson is the most English OF
all English poets said DIR. HUXLEY
and placing him third in the scale
of English poets, he proceeded &c
prove his statement. He also stressed
Tennyson's prophesies and pointed
out the reform spirit running through
his poems expressive OF the national
movements of the time.
Or. Hulley won the hearts OF his
audience by his upholdtng OF Tenry-
son as the woman's poet" and his
excellent delivery OF the laureate
works.
Mrs Metcalf Was chairman Of tht
committee who served tea at the de
lightfui reception that follows these
weekly events Among the hostesse'
OF the afternoon We're, Mesdame'
James u T'fump. W r. Gay \. Il.
I ~ Muller. Herbert Worth jackson
w. III. Il Glover. Ben. O. James. Geo
Powers. Miss Kitty Morris, Miss Ellen
Wright Wise and Miss Mary Johnson
Stanley--Snead.
ifyla@ Va Jan. IA wedding OF
much interest. which took place
fupBrav 1fterneer. December Is, ~ / E
al 3 30 q clock at Berea Baptis
Church, Hyias, Va. was that OF Miss
T4deille Snead. the attractive and pop
ular daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Snead. of that place. to Isaac J. Stan
Icy. son of Mr., aud Mrs Daniel Stan
! ley. OF Carroll County Va.
The; church was darkened and was
artistically decorated in evergreens
The ceremony took place before al