Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-27

and not degraded human beings. to
teach ,hcm they have no reason TO DC
scrvilc. 1t vas declared.
1T is up to us" said Miss IIayycs
TO give Japan constructive ana MOI do
Structivc criticism. No ON. defends
Japan's treatment OF korcn. but for
years the massacres OF the ArmcnianS
has gone on with scarcely a voice
Christian nations in what she does. ana
she is just child. The challenge of
today is to build a bridge Of friend
ship before bridge Of cnmi;y may bc
constructed. Criticize her, but do IL
WIN love III our hearts. for II is Amer
ca = great chance. Today the heart OF
Japan is hungry, her soul is famished,
Of old. after Goa
Mrs Thomas Cary Johnson wac cha w.
man OF the afternoon and presented
tn" speaker.
quiet Wedding.
In" marriage Of Mrs. Mamie Hutch
ihSon robertson. daughter OF late VIII
nam I. Hutchinson. TO Walter Robert
laEI"r. son Of William g. Taylor was
quietly celebrated yesterday cycnin, at
O'Clock in Monumental Church. The
ior. Rev. James Norris D. -. and
Uuincr cole rendered the wedding rnu-
sic Tao chanccl was banked IN palms.
IN" bride "as unattended. and VII
man. Tho bride. vino was given in
marriage by y. =. Groscr. wore Il tray
cling suit Of dark blue broadc!orh. en-
roidcred in black. Her ma, Of fur
was finished in gold and iullc, and her
flowers were orchids.
Mr. AID Mrs. Taylor left at once for
a Northern wedding trip. and -~ill
make their home in Richmond on their
return.
Annirs ut Northumberland.
The Wcstmoreland Club viii -ivc
dinner dane" on Thursday evening. Do
cembcr 4. for members Of the club and
their guests. There will he music ana
dancing from . to - o'clocN. ana din.
n"r VIII he served at s.
The dance. which was TO have been
held this week a. the club. Vas posi-,
poncd until Dcccmbc- 4
Miss Gordon's Debut.
or much iniercs; ~ society here is
the d"bu, Of Miss Ann" Hamilton Cor
don. Of Washington. Her mother waS
Formerly tn" lovely Leila Mont.vuo. Of
Richmond. ana she Is widely rcIa,.,
l.: Virginia. Miss Gordon Was present
the marine barracks by Major-Gcncral
and Mrs. :aruett. Miss Gordon i :,
younger daughter Of Mrs. Barnett. The
bandroon was Transformed into a -e-
c"p'ion-room and garden. the receiving
party. headed by General Barnett.
standing in tho front par; OF the re-
cep,;on-room end. Tall ~ trees.
sparkling with varicolored lights
'''' t''!' gu v 'it'' d'lu bitF. ll0"D the
walls and made INC partition between
tho ballroom "a rd"n and tho recon
ton room. tho partition hlviu-. archod
:aie"aNs Of evergreen hcrc and there.
L"rc" flags noatcd over tho stage unon.
vEich the rcd-ccat"d Marine Rand was
stationed. Long. ma rrow tables vcvn
placed along ono side Of the rcccptior.
room and tho garden ha llroom. from
which buffet surpor was served and
at Narious spots convenient tables with
punch. "cf" placed.
Captain Murray and CAPTAIN Robin.
son ads TO General Barnett. alter
mated In making tho int-oduc,!ons
Mrs EA-uctt was in gown ~ cham
EaEnc-c"lor"a satin mcrrci!licUX the
main trimming ncinC ropes Of pca~rs
INC young dobutantc wore a costume
OF white ana silver hroCado. with fioat-
inr skirt drapcTies Of tulic and a ri-dlc
OF French flowers. She carried an arm
M OF pink and whit" flowers. Ii7r
sister. 4. bud OF last season. wore
C'anGcabi bic taffeta in leafy green and
draE"nfiy blue. Mrs. Barnet, had at
inr tea table Mrs. Joscphus Daniels
Mrs. Niback and Mrs. u. Buchanan
Nicr!yman. and other! assisting wern
Mrs. taar'eS Phiiips Hill. Mrs. Henry
Muslin. Mrs. Clifford CaDcrton. of
Richmond. and Mrs. GilchTiSt. Of WI
H'Inrton. There were several hundred
quests from among the Cabinet army
ana navy and marine corps. and smart
resident circles.
Thanksgiving Dance.
An interesting affair OF this even
inS wili be tho THANKSGIVING dance !,
ne h"ld At tho now auditorium. corner
.: FouShcc and Grace Streets II VIII
be - subscription dance and j. given In
honor Of nc football teams Of william