The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-07
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Social ana
Personal
Observation-Disclosures

Mr.. Elliott Daingerfield. who has until
P. NJ yesterday been visiting Mrs.
Clayton G. Coleman since Monday last
was the guest Of honor at a reception
given in the rooms OF tho ART Clup on
Tuesday evening.
Most of the Art Club members and not
a few Of the Richmond art-loving con-
tingent, among them Dr. and Mrs.
George Ben. Johnston, Miss Mary john
ston, Miss Ellen Glasgow. were present.
Mr.. Daingerfeld was introduced ny
Major James II. Dooley and made a
charming little address to the audience,
and especially to the art workers. lie
declared that he could have spoken TO
much better purpose with his paint aron
on, but his listeners could hardly agree
with him.
Social engagements kept Mr.. DANGER
field busy until his departure for New
York last night. Mrs Henry a. Will
liams and Miss Adele Williams were his
hostesses at an informal tea TUESDAY al
ternoon. He accepted an invitation from
Miss Glasgow Tuesday and from MISS
MARY Johnston TO lunch yesterday, Miss
Iohnston's guests to meet Mr.. DANGER
field including Mrs. Clayton G. Coleman,
. Miss Lucy Coleman, Miss Ellen Glasgow,
Mrs Walter Page and others
The popular artist left for New IorK
last night He will be represented at the
approaching art exhibit in Richmond by
bis famous picture, "rhe Story of the
Madonna and three other oil paintings:
"rhe Sheep Barns "a Summer Moon"
and "Thc Pond" a number of the Art
club members and other friends of Mr..
Daingeriield dropped in informally last
afternoon for q pleasant reception IN INC
home Of Mrs. Coleman, NO IL Nofth
Fifth Street.
Annual Meeting.
The sixteenth annual meeting of the
Woman's Christian Association will be
held at Nos. 709-7il East franklin Street
this afternoon at 1880 o'clock. The pro-
rra,nmc will include the singing of tho
hymn:
All Hail the Power of Jesus Name.
Scriptural selections.
prayer.
Vocal solo. ............. Miss Mabel McBan
Reading of minutes and reports.
Vocal solo. ..........M Miss Mabel McBan
Address,
/, Election of Officers.
The Rev. DR.. r. B. Eggleston, the
pastor of the Third Presbyterian Church.
will conduct the opening exercises, as
the rector Of ST. Paul's, and the Rev.
James Morris, OF the same church, At
The close OF the exercises there will be
nm informal reception for Mrs Duncan.
who is field secretary and organizer for
the International Board Of Woman's and
Young Woman's Christian Association.
She IS thoroughly conversant with the
work, and her address will be one OF
great interest to the Richmond women.
1t is hoped while Mrs. Duncan Is here
that an auxiliary OF young women may
he formed to do work much needed in
this large and growing city, where 1t Is
said fifteen thousand women arc en-
ployed
Mrs. Duncan Is the guest Of Mrs. j,
Hall Moore at No. loi North Ninth
Street.
Invitations Issued.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Anthony. or No,
sl5 West Grace Street, have issued invi-
tations for the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter. Miss Florence Nebinger. to Mr.. JAS
ELLISON Failing.
The ceremony will be performed Ma,
12th at 0 p. NJ. in the homo OF the bride:
parents.
The following artists, within the las
few days, have notified the Richmond
Art Club of their purpose to send exam,
pies OF their work to the spring exhibit
beginning May 18th. In No, JIG West Nal
Street: Mr.. Frederick Ballard Williams
of New York city, will send two oil paint
ings, "Maidenhood" and Meadows II