Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-21
NOTES
OF
SOCIETY.

Mrs T William Pelnberton was the
chairman of the afternoon nj the Wo-
mans Club yesterday. aud most dclSll-
ful musical programme Was rendered by
Miss Jessie Gair. of Brooklyn and Miss
Willie Smoot. Miss Gair possesses rich
soprano voice of remarkable sweetness.
md her rendition of Wed Better Bidc 4
Wee and other Scotch songs. was highly
enjoyed. Miss Smoot. the well-kno"ll
Richmond pianist played several numbers
ON the piano, and delighted her audience
The guests of the evening were Mrs
Russell Cecil, Mrs. Horace Halves, Miss
Emily Lyon, Mrs. Willard Craig, Mrs
Chalmers. of Norfolk; Miss Chalmers
Mrs. 0. b Hogan, Miss Hope Morgan,
Mrs. r. II. Johnson, Miss Mary Carter
Anderson, Miss Esteile Tayloe. Mrs
Finch. OF Boydton; Mrs. @. s Parker. Of
Washington; Mrs. David w. Taylor
Washington, and Miss Margaret Monta
que, of White Sulphur Springs. Others
present were Miss Mary Lewis, Madame
Gufllaume, Miss Morrison. Mrs. Charles
Bosher, Mrs. S. W. Travers. 4Irs. j. Tay-
Tor Ellyson, Miss Claire Guillaume Mrs
Lewis Chef, Mrs. Wilbur Chclf, Mrs G.
" Ball. Misses Winston, and Mrs. S.
ii. BoylSin.
Miss Page Osborne. of Petersburg. Va.
and Mr. George BRYAN. Of Richmond.
ifGShN-
1erian church. Petersburg October I'D. at
noon. Miss Mary Mnturn Osborne will
be her sisters maid of honor. and MIR
Bryans best man and groomsman will be:
MI S. q. Bryan. of TitusvlIe. Pa: DR.
Joseph D. Osborne, of Petersburg. brother
or the bride; MesSrs. A ". Patterson
Henry L. Cabell, w. O. Shelton. Cunning
ham Hall. and T. A. Cary, of Richmond
Rev. W. S. Plumer Bryan, pastor of
the Church of the Covenant, Chicago, and
brother of the groom. assisted by the
Rev. j. S. Foster, pastor of the Tabb-
Street church, of which Mr. Bryans
grandfather, the late Rev. W. S. Plumer,
was pastor some sixty years ago. and
the Rev. Jere Witherspoon of this city,
will perform the ceremony
An extra car will leave Manchester for
Petersburg over ,ne Richmond and Pc
1ersburg electric railway at 10 a. NJ. on
Wednesday for the accomm oda ton of
Richmond friends desiring to attend the
wedding.
Professor Stockton Axiom. of Princeton.
who is SO well and favorably known to
Richmond people by reason of a former
lecture here, will again appear before
the Woman's Club October 9TH and open
the lecture course by a talk on Carlysle
finished and elegant that his audience will
be sure TO give him a hearty welcome and
be prepared for the pleasure. which from
his past record, he is sure to give.
The Richmond Art Club will hold n re-
certion in the Art Club rooms at the
corner of Grace and Madison streets this
evening in honor of Miss Annie c. Fetch
er. of New York, who Will be the direct
ress OF classes for the ensuing vera The
classes have been organized as follows:
Monday. from 10 A. NJ. to p NJ. draw
ing III charcoal from cast or life for
members only, from / TO p. NJ: quick
sketch class, from to 5 p. NJ special
Tuesday, from 10 A NJ. to p NJ
painting, for members only; from TO
p. NJ, quick sketch class; from 3 to
p M. special; for members only.
Wednesday, from 10 a. NJ. TO ! P. NJ
painting, for members only; from TO
P. NJ, modelling for teachers and stu
dents. for members only.
Friday. from TO 10 P. NJ. drawing
in charcoal from cast or life.
Saturday from 10 a. NJ to / 2. NJ.
children's drawing and modelling class:
from to p. NJ. teachers class.
Mrs. Fred W. Scott gave a supper after
the horse show Saturday night 10 Mr.. and
n Pol.