Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-11
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The School of Arts of Grace Episcopal
church will hold q. reception and exhibit
ton Of its work in the school-roonl. in
rear of the church, Foushee and Main
streets, Friday afternoon, January 10Th,
from to + F. NJ The public is cordially
invited to attend. Light refreshments. will
be. served, and there will be no admission
fee, an. nothing for sale.
The ladies will make an effort. to- have
this. one CT the finest exhibits that they
have ever held. It will comprise all
branches offart, needlework. embroidered
and painted dresses, and exquisite novel
Ties, for which this school is noted. Draw
ing and painting will be equally well rep.
resented.
The object is to introduce the school.
it's work and workers, to Richmond or
to that part which does not already know.
of this very up-to-date and pIilanrhro-.
pic institution.
The school is open to all denomIna-
tons and classes It is not a free, or.
charity. school, but the price charged Is,
within the reach of all. Competent teach,
ers are secured for the following subjects:
Art embroidery. Bulgarian and Montmel-
lick embroidery, drawn work. lace max
ing, crocheting and knitting. paper: flow
ers. and many other branches.
ICt1to1 S-Ot. opSS4c4 iAtE1 col Is Liz
waist class, which is in charge of most
competent teacher. There. are also. senior!
classes in drawing and painting.
Particular attention is; given to the chill
dren's classes in drawing and sewing:
The. system is very excellent one, and
it. is wished that every. one could visit the
school on Saturdays and see the ''hee
hive
The school was organized inaD December,
1900 and has run ever. since, most sue
cessfully. this being. its third, season.
The ladies IN; charge arc anxious. on
Friday afternoon, January 10th. to meet
and welcome all who are interested in
such work.. and they promise an IN
teresting and enjoyable afternoon to, old
and young.
A most delightful social was given. by
Miss Ellie DeLarue, No. 512 west Mar
shall street. on last Tuesday evening. and
among the. invited guests were the fol-
lowing: Misses Blanche Clayton, Clara
Richardson. sGnssie Splitter. Maggie Davis,
Garry Wright. Margaret Chittenden, Lot
tie sLayne.s Iva Hewlett Myrtle King,
MaEde Rowlett. Edmonea Layne, and SUI
sic Bloant: while among the gentlemen
were Messrs William Howell, Howard
Brooks. Henry Lowery, w Nelson
Haynes, DR.. r. Z. Spencer. Norvell Wood
ward. g. Il. Miller, Preston Clayton, j.
H Hunt. and Louis unlauf. The chape-
,rones were Mrs. T.. r. DeLarue and Mrs.
j. e. Hendrix. Many games we're in
Obliged In. while the hostess played music
for the OCCASION which caused: the hours
to pass pleasantly. AT q late hour the
merry young folks repaired to the dining
hall, where they were confronted with
large table loaded down with good things,
consisting Of q number OF delicacies. while
American Beauties and carna tons added
beauty to the spectacle: After partak king
Of this rich repast all repaired To- their
homes. delighted With their entertain
ment
3 Miss Ihra W lson y S Gary entertained a
few Of her most intimate trends & the
hon eli her fathss.s Raw. Alfreds 4 Gary,
most pleasantly spent Ii sweet sone.I..
1nnocAnt gamo6sand excaIlant Il nj q aa1.ass