Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
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~. 1oIoni3l DANES OF Amcric;t at
4 Coiiirrcs. Jarroil Park. Miss Eliza
I T., - rershinS for heroic work under
. RS; Cox and Mrs. Buckncr have been
3eiy Of tho Colonial Danes. which
neId in Washing ton last week.
INC N"mnn's Club.
- INC women who have done much
moro" was tho ringing message
uSht to tho members Of tho Won
'inh yesterday afternoon by Miss
90 iarkcr or New York. who spoke
mo whole theme Of her Ice
was the need to carry on now that
war was done. because Of tho men
had died. not for freedom alone,
10 make the world "A kinder place.
farkcr stated that she did not
noN u vas possible for there TO be
t,hfitiSh feelings. She paid won
III tribute to the great work done
he women Of Iiritain in tho war.
stepped in wherever the mon step
OUT: rendering tho most rcmari<-
anu chicicnt service with never a
II OF complaint
Mics Parkcr's opinion. tho people
una country have not progressed
or war conditions as England has
e.. lhcro TIC common service and
,hce mas brought tho people of
siand together. No women in tho
10, che stated. can measure up 10
~ demand made upon them better
American women, but it has not
their privilege TO lave tho same
i+ndS made upon them. Tho great
oritN OF tho women OF this country
sacrificed very little and hayc not
kcd very hard. and tho Wort. In by
means over, she said.
~ hard 10 realize just what I,
ne 10 people HE individuals that
may live IN freedom aud peace.
Tor that poaCc and freedom tho
n a l.,tr -.
hulnanitE which cannot DC paid in
iey, she declared
iss Parker made q tremendous ap-
TO tho women mchilized for war
Zee TO go forward In tho Euowl-
gained 10 greater service for the
IA There IS need. she SAID. to OK
the Work OF clinics by volunteer
s. need Of dict kitchens. where
intoers can hc uaod 10 supplement
WORK OF c%pcrts.
he speaker suggested a number OF
iSa, among others that with loss
ic'sm ana more cooperation mat
would 20 forward with a better
Motor corps may hc used 10 aid
he transportation OF cripplcs 10 and
n clinics. and in "a thousand and
little waya serve with all the re-
icncy that WAS shown in tho time
var Tho work Of women has only
begun. She declared.
iss Parker. who was introduced by
I. Thomas Cary Johnson. has been
.ngl land studying conditions of the
men there. She iH IL member Of tho
ted states Labor bureau and is one
amcrica's "dOllar-a-ycar" women.
I'nrty for IIoliins Alumnnc.
any attractive features have been
.uRed for the card party To be held
orrow afternoon At 3 o'clock. under
auspices OF tho Richmond Chapter
he hlumnac Association Of lIollins
esq. OF which Mrs. Jane; J.. shop
1 4. taf, 4 lint Nsl
sualiy pretty at this acason OF the
and VII make a picturcsque
,nS for ne Pir,sdiii;y. frochs Of the
given FOR the h.siest scores, ana
Will be served Al the card tables
the conclusion ot the game.
Ged by ,eiepb@ninE Miss susie
Ike. Randolph 22l6-J, or Mrs George
gan. Randolph iGlG. Misc Starkc
LhGirtnan OF the committee in charge
. tine entertainment.
nAay- Cook.
{ much intcrcs. hero and through
| the state Is the marriage OF Miss
an Glover. Cook, daughter OF the
ar Cook. formerly OF Charleston
:, but now OF Bon Air. to tho Rev.
Ggmm!nss Ramnsayl q Norfolk
Laredo. Texas The. ceremony took
e last evening at i O'Clock in the
no OF tho bride at Bon Air, the Rev.
u. McCl!ucr. y. D.. officiating. on
| les family the wedding was cole
ted very quietly; The house was
Grated very simply In fashioned
| den flowers, and Miss Helen Booker.
|Iiampdcn- sidney. rendered tho we'd
he bride wore a wedding dress OF
lite Georgette crepe made with
/ was fastened, with orange bios
ms. She carried "A shower bouquet
Bride roses; There were no at.
IS Immediately. after the ceremony
q short Northern trip.
mong the relatives from distance
ending THO marriage were +. NJ:
groom Mrs. o. IL EisscN. Mrs,
u. Shackcl!ord. o. Charleston, S. C.;
and Mrs. La Grange Cook and Mr..
Mrs. Huest!s L. Cook. OF Rich
J. Scout Demonstration.
ho Girl Scouts OF Richmond will
e demonstration at the John Mar
II High school This evening al Sis
ock. Mrs. Il. =. Munford VIII speak
Scouting" ana a most Interesting
gram has been arranged. The meet
is open to tho public.
bor's RendinE.
hrs. Henry Aylctt Sampson will give
authors reading at the regular
sting OF the Highland Park Woman's
b tomorrow afternoon at $50
pck. Tho usual Informal reception
follow, tho program. The COM
les Mrs. T.. r.. stevens, Miss Eliza
h ouimby and Mrs Alexander
fer. Each member is permitted to
lite two guests.
Washington.
'ountess Constance II. de Caen is
nding short time very quietly
h close friends in Washington be-
e returning TO her war work in
native land-France. she was
ons the guests OF Lieutenant-Com-
nder George w. Danforth, United
tes Navy, retired. al luncheon last
.k at the Army and Navy club.
other guests were: Mrs. Henry
kinnison, Miss Grace Kinn;son and
III is a. native OF Orleans, France.
has been in active service in
inch hospitals for the last four
RS. She came TO the United States
-sed in French hospitals. The Coun-
8 de Caen was much entertained
re during her visit of several weeks
friends in Ashland. a number OF
cresting affairs having been given
rriage Announced.
Ir. and Mrs. William Afford Hall.
West Point. have announced the
rriasc Of their daughter, Margaret
ord, 10 Hugh Taylor Harrison. OF
|vertain on saturday.
'Ir. and Mrs. j. r. Dennis enter
he'd at dinner saturday evening in
Tor of their daughter. Nan. who has
Iorc. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis also
crtained about fifty guests at their
ne. ooS4 Monument ANcnne. for the