The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-05


lis inhabitants Of innumerable differ
eut nstionaiities It's mosques quaint
streets, and beautiful cDloring was
shown AZ the Womau's ciub yeste1-
day afternoon and described In in
terestlng detail BY d.. VI. 3. Matteo-
sian, formerly Of Constautinople. now
professor al the University of Pennsy j.
ranfa The club auditorium was FLEA
10 its capacity with interested mem
hers Mrs Marshall Gillian WIS
chairman of the afternoon
AZ view after view OF The city on
the Rosphorus flashed on the screen
IN ali Of the bright coloring 81 the
East. or rather the East and the West
ss Or Mattcosiau explained this cap
itol is the gateway FOR rot only com
merce and people but for the art
Of both hemlspheres. there were fN-
carnations Of pleasure THE speaker
srhauced the value 81 eReh Pictu."
~gsA careful fescTi pt!1ns and explana-
tons Of the same ana he not only icd
he expedition through the city but
he followed The course of the DAY rs
the Turks live and pass itr There
prax the famous Turkish baths. tho tees
house whore the man spends many
hours Of each DAY The shore of tHe
hav where the women ccnCrsgate for
sosaip the mosques here the people
worshir. the street vendors who Nall
their WIRES and barter with the house
wife the t.ukers, the strong men whu
do the burden bearing af animals
through the steep streets and sn the
Savens ~ ntbar 6sil,- afa ~ we're dc
scribed and pici uyef.
,s~o,ataff#s,cuta }a III offs. - great
qttsr~es and great qatans said the
sneaker and no showed the street
IF the Turks where absolute a3Itur7
re{gna and even tlee shuttle or feet az
nssser-by only come at long infey D.
I,-rs,t5sgsrstive IF the noises is the has
hor where 1satmeu er> far sa-s...
gers. vendors cali fhe!r wares. boa.
whistles blow and hundreds of other
ROSES make ths place Aeafel4nE
The oad rec konjng Of time uy the
r1vrk aud the strange 8ffYt4r. and
writing were ezn!a3red h.- the speaR-
er as we'll as the conduct of the iheu-
}nr,e,I ser,frariss where students are
srnnor.ad ~ the ,rryer~ra4.rt ana
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ia showing ct caiN"2 Ea%H IN the &a'a
en O., one palace Ahe speaker eN-
planned the Turkish religious com
h4and eEiHsE the PIE TURING of any
t63EE bFiLE A7 an example or the
Hou aired arr OF East and West there
vas slide Of ono Of the lasfsfous ube-
!lsRs with as diverted perspective
shown IN tire carvings ON the base
One Of tine mos. beautiful pictures
was the interior If MOSQUE OF 81
Sophia az course the religions Of
the East we're t.ser cd upon the pray
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An hter ss4o& weaa1gE or tast even
4hE ~aA 'haf ~ MISS kdth 'sru the
aaugnter y Mr. #o1 Mrs. Tvo- a
Page. ~ Nofo'F. fo Lieutenant Ed
ware Adams l7mhp E- of Cleveland
q The ceremony Yves performed at
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