Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-20
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The lecture this afternoon at 4
nclock at the Woinans Club on The
Sart OF India" by BaSanta koomar Roy
promises 10 be one OF the most inter
esting and unique OF the season. Mir
Roy was born OF high caste Hindu
Family. and was educated al the Uni
Fersities OF Calcutta and Wisconsin
taking his Is. n. degree from the lat
ter. In the orItorical contest of The
Eenior class OF 1911 at the Cniversity
Of Wisconsin he won nrst place. MIR
Roy sacrificed caste and social prestige
In coming &c America, which he d'd
I feeling that by receiving an American
: education he would be Sble TO serve
T. his own people and country more ell
: GENTLY. He is an eloquent and in
terestins speakHr. and is most adnir-
ably fitted TO portray the l'fe, customs
: and problems OF India.
Miss Adele Williams is chairman OF
Shc afternoon. and the usual informal
reception Will follow the program.
Homo Wedding.
a number OK Richmond guests went
"do Arvonia Thursday afternoon to at
tend the marriage there at $50 o'clock
in the BAPTIST Church. when MISS Bcs-
T sic Williams daughter OF Mrs Ger
;rude Chambers Williams and the late
: Thomas r Williams. of Buckingham
County became the bride Of DR. James
: Samuel Kitchener, OF Edenton. y. c..
: son OF Mr. aud Mrs. John y. Kitchener.
i Evergreens and cathedral candles
; Formed an effective background for the
Eev. II. ". Connolly. assisted by Rev
Robcr, Werner Bagwell. of Houston:
The bride entered the church with
her brother. George Chambers Will
Iiams. Of West Virginia. and was met
at the altar by the groom and his best
man, John 4: Kitchener. OF selma, ~
c: Her wedding gown was fashioned
OF soft white satin and GeorEettc crere
embroidered in pearls. The veil or
illus:on fell from coronet Of orange
, blossoms. and she carried an old-fash-
nl,t.. "a
dragons. Miss Gertrude Pierce. the
maid OF honor. wore frock OF corn
colo-cd Gcorwette and taffeta, with
. large black hat. and carried an Eng
lsh bouquet OF Ophelia roses.
There were four bridesmaids--Miss
Blanche LANCASTER. Of Rocky Mount,
mond: Miss E;hel Hughes. of Houston.
and Miss Jennie Wilkinson. OF Rich
mond They wore dresses of orchid
colored Georectte crepe. with large
Quets Of ophelia roses. DR.. Hargrovc.
OF Kinston, y. c.; Alexander Hutchc
son Williams. Hunter McGuiEe DuNal.
and John r. williams. OF Richmond.
were the groolnsrncn.
John y. Kitchener: III. and John r;
Williams Street held the ribbons. and,
little Miss Virginia Louise Sloan. in
quaint organdc frock. was flower girl.
The wedding music was played by
Miss Sallic Gray Shepherd. Of stone
lsigh,n FluyannA County; and Mrs. II +;
!
just before the entrance OF the bridal
party. A reception was held at the
brides home after the ceremony. to
which only the bridal party and near
est relatives were invited Immedi-
ately after DR.. and Mrs Kitchener left
for Ashcville, y. c.. where they will
spend their honeymoon. Miss Williams
us a b. a. of Hollins College and upon
graduation won the medal for scholar
ship. MIR. Kitchener is gradual" Of
Davidson College and Johns Hopkins
medicine in Edcnton. \ c.
GucSt of Colonel and Mrs. Jnmcs.
Mrs. Mcigs Bland OF Kansas City.
Mo. is the guest OF Colonel and Mrs.
ments. Mrs. Bland will be in Rich
nlond for week.
Engagement Announced
Clarke. 2Sl North Bouievard. an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Pond, The marriage. Will take
place al home the middle OF November.
Prominent Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Cox White, the
i3iter formerly Mss Mary winston
"lioliav!a,'' the old fash .oned country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r Lee Moor
man, OF Charlotte Courthouse. II
o'clock. October To- Pew $ " VII
fanson. The b-.dc'a pastor. being the
Officiating clergyman.
room were attiactively decorated with
patted plants, flowers and ferns. a
color scheme Of pink and white be-
ing carried ou;.
ding March" -ende!ed by Miss Ruth
Harding - bridal ca,re 1nu,p