The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,


Hotel is engaging the warm interest Of
the public. and each day and night shows
a very marked increase In the visiting
list A catalogue Of the exhibits would
show the following:
Drawings iu pencil. crayon, charcoal
pen and ink. etc..
P0rtrait-P Henry Bruce.
Cast drawine-P. Henry Bruce.
Cast crawirg-Anss Kate Marshall.
Snow scene-Mrs. j. Parker Dashiell.
Pen sketch-M Miss Elizabeth Patterson.
Portrait study-Mlss Julia Woodbridge.
Portrait study-Afss Lucy Black.
Portrait studes-Mr ". Mac Jones.
Illustrations and studies IN crayon-Mr.
J. r. Kaufman.
Architectural dravines-Mr ". G. No
land
Designs for wall decorauon-Mr A. r.
kaufmau.
Designs for the decoration Of Nlonu-
mental church. 10y Mr. J. #. Kaufman
are greatly admired.
Water color'.
"The old Cabn'-A1r W. T. Sheppard.
moonlight on the Dutch Meadows
Miss Adele Williams.
"a Cleaning Day" by Miss Adele VIII
lams
Johnston.
Portrait Of Lady" by Mrs. George
Ben Johnston.
PORTRAIT Of a Lady" by Miss Annie
Blankensh.p
"study Of a Boy Mrs Parker Da-
shell
trumpet Floucrs"-Mrs NJ @. ratter-
SON.
"Stm Life"-llrs. w c. Bentley
Valentines sudio-Mrs Maud Hankns
Yio,cts-Mrs. James Lyons.
Pansies-M Mrs. Kate Marshall
Tulips-Mrs Henry Williams.
Pink roses-Mrs. John SHELTON Williams
View of Table Rock-Miss Roberta
Beall
Nfolets-Miss Bona Catun.
"suu Life"-Miss Julia Woodbridge.
oil:
Two sketches by Mr. j. T. Kaufman.
Portrait of DR. j. W. Amber L. >. a.
Mrs. vs. L. Sheppard.
andr.a.
interior Of Studi0-Cornelius Hankins.
Nfodltatiou-Alrs j. Allison Hodges.
Portrait of q child-Miss ". O. Wi-hers.
Portrait Of Miss parker-Miss Bell Per-
klns.
Fruit-lIrs. 7. r. Bohme.
study of IN Old Man-Miss Bessie cal-
lin. H.
In the COLI Hammock-Mr. II. w. Haz-
ard.
Portrmt-Mr. 4. e. Jones
The drawing in pencil cray'n ana
charcoal show a most marked aoN"l."
over those of last year. and a very 'I'.-
cal authority has bestowed hiSn p'''''
upon them.
Dr lean Knstz dOrol delivered a
highly interesting and able lecture on
"Cvrando de Bergerac' last evening pe-
fore the members OF the WOman's 'llp.
Mrs. r.. w Pemberton being chairman
for The occasion. and iniroduclns th'
gifted young Frenchman most happHy as
follows.
ladies and Gentlemen-Since the or
ganizati0n OF our Woman club we nave
had many distinguished persons io ie,-
ture But 30 is my impression that ihls
Us the first occasion ON which ID repre-
sentative directly from France hl- mus
h0n0red us-certainly tho first ON which
that epoch-making work of modern
dramatic literature Cvrado Dc Borgefac.
has been under discussion. T take pleas
IRE IN introducing 10 You q gentleman
who has for some years been closely
associated with evangelical interests
abroad. and comes before ms as repre-
sentative Of one OF those grand old HUI
guenot families Of France-Dr Jean
Knatz"
DR.. Knatz's analysis Of the play which
has had a phenomenal run. was an ad-
mirable and subtle one. and dweit espe-
cially upon what underles its literary
and artistic excellence and establishes
or rather creates its hold upon thepeop'e.
In conclusion he paid a most graceful
compllment-the compliment Of cub
tured Frenchman-tO the Club. he was
loudly annlauded. and after the lecture
many OF those present availed themselves
Of the opportunity TO meet him soc ally
4 meeting Of the lakewood Memorial
Association Jr.. was held yesterday af-
ternoon merely routine business being
transacted.