Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
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Smart society was much In evidence
slast evening at the Christmas dance
given by the Richmond German Club
inithe ballroom OF the Jefferson Hotel.
A. Is always the largest and most brill
Iant entertainment given by the club
during the season. and many of the
dance during tho year. The ballroom
b was decorated everywhere in holly,
esergreens and poinsettias and the
stage. whore tho orchestra was seated.
WAS banked In evcrgreens strung with
I hright-colored Christmas lights. Rcd
iisMie and and palms were used In the
sene asI, 10 Lane Stern led the ger;
aeias wte of Mary sa9e1
quaint dress of chang cable blue tat
The chaporons Invited to receive for
ADAMS. Mrs. julien II. Hill. Mrs.
ltrskine Buford. Mrs. G. c. Barksdale.
Mrs; John Stewart Bryan. Mrs. Edward
w osn Kerr chares MGarrlng1en
Davis and Mrs. William if r. Trfss. jr'
Sh,iae Msrrios. q shs BRITISH S emba a2Gt
Washington; Miss Frances Hopkins. OF
MWaeeihing a9 r: r; Ball. Of Ashe,yille:
Campbell. of Wy,hey,lle; George WI.
sGn Of o Gha NsW GT stuart
ysndeyanter. Of Norfolk; Lee Packard.
Of Baltimore: Colonel and Mrs. f. II.
Nt All Msca6e' Thomas T1as,d Kives Potts; Of
City; Philip Barba, Of New York city;
M and Mrs. William Il. Christian. Of
Of Atlanta. Ga: George II. Bnrwe ii.
Jr. Clarke County.
At the Woman's Club.
The India of kipling and TaEore"
wa the theme OF subtle and ex-
GCisitely handled address given yes
s sfuaey a HindS by Phan
Club and their guests. The lecture tie" is
ne, most brilliant, given at the club
winter has been an unusually interest
nf.S one :, Ills knowledge and handling
n o, .he English lHnsnage is simply re-
with all the Innate dramatic art that
seems seif So SO real part Of the man him
end beautiful literature of the world.
and his delicate humor in his com,
e,dese ra OF shs o[,ent and The oe
think that he said.
Three pictures-vivid. great and full
os color, were sketched by tho speak
er Tor his audience yesterday and
.hess three stand out above All the
re, autiiui words that made his address
the the s Ersai poetie thing that It was
silence. night in tho jungle. with ali
me EXQUISITE mysteries. there. the
it-outc 70 his mother and the inspira-
ton Of her life and teaching. ssndinr
nef son forth with the words: GO
hG. go with the door. of your soul
might try TO enter and have 10 turn
PACK II you have closed the door"
me poet. In his comparison Of the
we great writer's of the real India.
brought great message OF insnira
tor, from his land of siiences and
,,nSaitaii9n. to this hurrying world OF
.hangcd in 1000 years. for I some
sh,range unaccoun,ahlc reason. and not
,,iRr, OF Us physical lcthargy. at
nc.al observers of that country. His
hietures Of India carried with il the
Ire r ior b aesPer 5hriiinG truths Of
draws from som sthing very strange and
noeS that Is silence. The Indian view
which is exactly op n,g mas from s1 III
Western. which attributes the GIT Of
so He o aiscu - aum "a Psings
Jungle. BooHs;; Without Benefit Of
e ebsrsS, ar ana KIN" ana compared the
With those drawn by Tagore in his
pc ems and one or his plays.
III. AN interesting point brought out by
iTGian woman had only been in sub.
1uSation for 500 years. when tho com
.na thn, s soTrI,, by Mohamme dans.
race. He said that woman had been
s snn woot Of Indian life these thou
have disturbed the warp. The eternal lne'i
verities OF woman are always the
same. In the opinion OF the Speaker,
Of women in the writings Of both KID.
Ing and Tasore. In India one DOS
nos I'VE for ones self. there ' is Do ae
whole. he said. vac
The sneaker concluded his lecture
MAT t Mat Hymn YIN r OF Silence" He SAID
Tehiiy need today is that the best OF
Zach one shall be met toEether and
ieaasueef 'e OF all na, is the BEGINNING Of tho
Doster was chairman OF the afternoon
ana introduced tho speaker.
Mrs William r. Adams was bos,es.
At pretty luncheon YESTERDAY A. ~ >
cs.ommonwealth Club, the affair G a hei inc
MS xsn !" Of hqn9F Fl Miss Hattie Morse
i,ins Mrs; ! ID: Landerkin here. Places
, Were lad Tor fourteen guests. who in .
snd the table was arranged with 4
basket Of pink roses tied with tulIe
ana nk.shaded lights.
Geen planned for Miss Hussey durin n
n a,,r. stay + In Richmond. . o
bliss ouarlcs to Have Dance.
Younger society. set is the dance tn he
given by Miss Virginia Quarlcs on FRI
uay evening. from $3.50 to 12 O'clock
About sixty girls and boys will ha
present and the dance will be held. q :
the Quarles home eioi at
Invitations Recalled
Na3or-General and Mrs. Omar Rundy
nave recalled their Invitations 70 =
New Years Day deception, which Vas
10 nave been held at Camp Ice 1n
account Of the Illness of the mator w..
House Party Entertained.
- great many smart affairs have hean
Even IN honor of Miss Martha Mar
HoadIey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs n
a., "a aoadlsy. and her guests. Misses
iM r1n NC MG,henny yNarriet Sproul K aths
sSri ii small Annie McCullock and Mary
.Noyes. students of Oldfields. who havs
Deen spending the holidays here. Last
sSn ven,l{g,, Mr. and Mrs. Hoadley gave a
ho ugenia wa in d their honor; The club
Ghflstmas greens, scarlet flowers and
nriEht .coiored lights. and about 150
n mennpers or the younger society SET
were present. Miss Hoadley and Ter
neehor. assisted by Miss Jane Triplett
\ * baittnore, and the chaperons in,
<rtded: Mr. and Mrs. St Gnorpe Az