Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-18

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arn Any number of charming functions
Gebut DG,ng d Planned nm In honor Of the
sue sn Invitations TO u dinner to DO given
s.. me Country Club OF Virginia on
Of MisSy eHi,s,n,ing. December 8. in honor
am"nnetn Palmer. both Of whom are
'"WIns Tho buds of the winter.
Ii iir. ana Mrs. Frederic William Scott
or N ,ha nome on West Franklin Street
aif.,tne evening OF December II. The
M,ssr ,, - In honor of their daughter.
WW:.ss Elisabeth Scott
MISS Gwnthmey n Dcbutnnte.
recently h souhg girl whose name has
Ii,e.butantes for this season is that Of
MISS Elizabeth GwathImey. the lovely
, rn"E dnnsnter of Mr.. ana Mrs. Rich
Miss Gwathmey spent most Of the past
, mniic sulphur Springs. where she was
"cL entertained.
M, MISS Mary Williamson. who holds
iio,li Gmair r,o or nsychoiogy ana logic a,
,h OF members and guests ut
INC Womans Club yesterday afternoon
." "son hS e Of suHjeS, ho rhe mi
iihmt woman and handled her subjcc,
IN Il mastery manner. 1t is merely
speaker stated. and the most lin imp ore
,h,,, Thing. in the opinion OF a great
,,hiinker. about any man or woman is
| on the world today and every woman
should examine for herself its doc
trihes and aims and make very sure
she Is either for or against the femt
INST movement.
In emphasizlnE some OF the fInda-
jnm T, nlsa, ASPECTS OF the more or loss
AZ t,r,,,
derlying, the movement, Miss William
son said that - was well to annivzo
wi .n AZ ALL TO ket itx vision of this world
veal Is drawing into It all the women
o. Iar' tnis generation. She dweit particu.
the phios @ san of t Gf 'hs things ma,
tnouEh many fcminists lean I'm ,hosc
directions eirc II is by no means the de-
5,v an no assume assume the work. responsible
geological differences between me-,
" ana, women VIII remain as long as The
world stands and women viii alwavs
We women. In the speakers onini6f
mere arc three fundamental dcnanJs
maiHn 'n neop phibe s of feninism is
cratic ideal for men and women Win
ii !nia and equal opportunity for
,H oeh' second equal opportunity to earn
mands that society cease from ' n pc-
an ints women as women. always as
y1.' with splendid illustration from
,sers on Philosophy of today. In
fested i,l lem'n ,s nh nas largely mani
muntaSc Tor women and the devc,nn-
men, Of equal educational advan,arrns
is tho he d dsmS ot TIE ne, feminist philosophy
20 earn their living in tho VEL, -,
I n,9m IT, The demand that economic
at Tt'% Inc nr.ssr be ACCOMPLISHED. willie
re oniy secured through her depcndeu,
,,ya to man: The theory Of The
exploi,ationn 81 a. !'te-ior men. war and
a.ie or uneventful diligence, has re-
Industrial str 'g revd fr1m Snti9uity Blu, the
2i women in the empty shejI nT 20
r,o1nle; from which they we're forccd ~
he me spindle and distan out into
Sass SASS have been making their Wa.
hii"wI% into colleges. universitics 49, ,|,',
lie onin;onn many ~ OF them moulding pub
~ OF th!s Is obliged to brinc so"'ai
cnn,ino ihese women and girls arc
STU slim" a,6 pack from college and univcr
powers they have acquired. VIZ We :.
T rany ,hough,ful people are aiarm mD
ak old as solomon and his p rn~tr -
"aia since Plato there has been poin,nJ
ro,ntn insisting that society is mar
,,hlns; and the other hait bcin iy one
l3wed 70 choose freely its occ,,na, ,, ~
develop "i IN rs, though s,in allowed 10
modern drama reflects this " nom. n Inc
o"41phy IN . thousand ways ''"-
diviniws mas been worshiped a. a
rival Il is all TOO true thai WAL ,,Iai.
as t MADE a negligible CONTRIBUTED 80
foes u not pnnS or civilization. One
;iy with man The phiiosophy r Of fenl,
ali artiiSiai DO bar PHsn and pHll against
stands judged only as hun,,, h o,i,nn
r., c'ninism philosophy is futuristic, and
peculiar to m idens sim frame ~, OF mimi
,ionS have a myth OF golden 49,
i,om ION which they have fallen away. tic
W WnIrI ,o or this this phiiosophy looks for
orr crab-i Ike fashion OF progress al
puts nn , ne golden age in the future to
home and the woman OF tomorroy 10
me new woman and her home is in tbc
, nou'b or me millions of wives and
tho long 1r run "G 5h. sn of today. and in
with quaint charm. she will be We
man very mpch like her grandmother
Of inferIority "''sh'a
Observation-Disclosures.
;, me marriage of Miss Mary Caro-
Waller Hoiladay. TO Percy Holladav
son son. Of Mr.; ar; and Mrs. W. II. Hoiiads;;.
o'clock in Mizpah Presbyterian CbnrcS
~ I.,, nishland Park. the Rev. w. B.
ncl,Maih Ing oticiatinE. The church wa 3
andes and Believe Me il All Those
Endearins Young Charms" was softIy
rendered during the service.
Miss Nell Holiday, who was b.r
S inIie over maid AID IN of honor wore yellow
carried yellow chrysanthemumS GU
ton Holiday. brother OF the groom
was best man. The bridesmaids in,
GUIDED Misses Victoria, Hulda and Viz
Sinia 1iolladay sisters or the bridn
s MdG wore snn ds";E Of white net over
snums, Little Miss Robbie McIlwaina
wearing, white. net frock, was Gower
err ana carried basket of Yellow
foseouds. The groomsmen were CIav
ton VERIFY, Charles Gaines, Of WASH
1nston, and Joe Edens. Of ItUlsboro
maria mar a r. Lewis gave his niece in
~ reception was held at the home OF
MI ana Mrs. Lewis after the ceremonv