The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-03-27
FRIEDA MEREDITH DIF-TZ, Editor.
Telephone Madison 1928.

An unusual. unique and enliEhten
Inc lecture was that given at IN
womans Club Yesterday afternoon
when John Cowpor fowEs. OF Corpu
f,hflsts college. Cambridge Eng, nov
rllst. sssayist poet and tourist lectur
or. revealed The SPIRIT Of Russia a
frustrated in Dost0viesky's philosoph'
taucht in his works Or J. AlIisoi
Hodges introduced the speaker
THE Russian revolution Justine
hat 7 have uS'jncuvely felt 10 %
she real character OF postovtesky.
heEsr Nr Tovvs. although offtctal!
Dos ovinskS Us uot reVoluuonist
This hlooaiess. resolution indicates {
mobility Nevcnd our .concepuon--thl'
IS al ~ noSt0Vieskv According t'
Al pnvNss there is an ideal, heant
ful terrible. inspired out Of extreme
emotions. existing ia Russia when II
sesaneE - make her lead the worlt
forward. pos;ovtesky Is the embodt
mer.t Of thts expressiveness. accord
Jng r. Mr. Powvs. his IDEAL Is no
mortality hat sanctity,"
gr. Powvs discussed the influences
that the Famous Russians life had or
his character and teachings He de-
scribed the emotions he must have
exnerienCed when condemned tc
death and the inspiration nc had de-
rived from the years he spent in Ri
herla.
He discussed the novels by the au-
sacr IN detail comparing them with
Sha&cspeare IN thetr touches OF pes
sirr4!wrr. Contrasting and comparing
thern with <ietG~he as "interprefa-
tions a the SuhFerranea0 passages 81
the human mind" and ikening them
~ y "a yy7 - q
sons and psychological terror.
Mr.. Po~ys defended Destovtesky's
vhntce of characters and he explained
pastov5eskv's treatment OF them as
aginatsve cerebral sympathy" He
also calls the author ore ef the most
CHRISTIAN writer's Mr. Powys I'M
seubtedly opened and interpreted a
rev field cs lttera ture to many Of his
bearers
Mrs. ]. Allison Hodges was chair
nan Of the afternoon Hostesses In
eluaed MeSdames Francis b. Scott
william g Beverly, f. l. Bemiss,
Thomas Moore. Herbert Mann. Thorn
Is CARY Johnson. John Hobart Reid,
samuel WaddNl, r. II. Terrell. Thorn
il r. Armfstead, Misses Helen stevens
Hattie Belle Gresham. Corneiia Har-
.is, Katherine Peasants and w. A.
Inskeep--Wiggins.
A pretty marriage WAS solemnized
AZ the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs K. F
Roper saA2rday at II o'clock in the
when Miss Anne Katharine
Virgins became the bride OF Robert
Winfrey Inskeep. formerly OF Gull
pepper, hut now of Schuyler. Va. Rev
G. W. NJ Taylor OBLIGATED, Mrs, Eva
Patron played the wedding marches
Miss Clara Virgins, the brtde's sis
ter. acted as bridesmaid and n. +
Roper was best man The bride wore
Nh attrsctiye blue travelling suit and
her attendant wore a suit or cham
payne color. After a Northern trip
Mr.. and Mrs, Inskeep VIII reside IN
schuyler. Va
TayIor---asnnawts
or interest throughout the stat.
was the wedding OF Miss Katherine
Fsliahe Gannawsy. daughter of Mr.
md Mrs John r, Gannaway. 70 Johr
r. voolfolk Taylor, of Hanover coun
~ which occurred on. Saturday after.
noon, the gath. at q o'clock, at the
home OF the bride, 500 Washington
street. Lynchhurs. The entire house
MAS decorated for the occasion, ir
palms and spring flowers. the altar
arranged IN the drawing room. with
a nrie-dieu OF white satin and wicker
banked by palms and ferns
The musical program was given by
Kiuenter and Miss Emma Ad,
anna Cigars "Salut d Amouh" was
played before the entrRnce OF tht
bridal party.
Dr.. James A Paxton orsciated.
The bride entered upon the arm OF
her father, John r. Gannaway. who
gave her in marriage she was love
is in her smart travelling costume o1
dark blue, with 81 modish Rat Of gold
aud Copenhagen blue. She carried q
shower bouquet Of valley flie~ and
white roses
Miss Ruth w GannaNay. the maid
NJ honor. was hecom'nEly attired IN
4 gown OF lavender ana tllIe and sill.
yer lace. She carried sheaf of sun.
hurst roses. tied with gold tulle.
The groom was attended by hii
brother. Dalton Taylor, also Of Nan
over. Their boutonnieres were o.
White rosebn6r
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left for .
Northern trip, after which they viii
reside AT the groom's ancestral HON,
IN Taylorsv!le. Honover county, tn,
town being named for this FANNY. II,
- the son OF the lats Mr.. John r
Taylor and his mother was formerl,
Miss Sails winston Prominently
connected throughout the state, he Il
closely related 70 the historic famt
lies Of Berkeley. Carter and Marshall
a nephew OF the chief Justice Mr.
Taylor is now g clerk OF the cour
Of Hanover county.
The bride IL OF well-known vir,
ginia family, her mother being q
daughter of the late John W Carroll
and her father prominently connected
throughout The state
Visiting In Newport News.
Mrs, r.. NJ. Booker was the week.
END guest OF Mrs r Fenno Heath
IT Newport News.
] Hall Robinson Elvaon Robinson
and Bernard Crump, OF Richmond
coliege, the visiting az their homer
IN Newport News
Entertained In stanton.
Miss Margaret Enslow Of Highland
Park. who spent the winter and is
spending the early spring with her
sister, Mrs. W q kahie, at the Staun-
ton Military academy. has been a
guest Of many Of the social affairs IN
Staunton. Last Friday she was among
tile guests at a tea given by Miss
ETangeline Harmon in honor Of Miss
Margaret Hawks, OF Brooklyn. n. Y
AT the Art Club.
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