The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-12

sewell Collins skill at the Newspaper
Artists and Loan Exhibit, none expresses
gayer. or more dehshttni pene snrnhardt '
H,ha dwine,n as Hamlet. "B,'' says Sc
we'll. stands for Bernhard The expos
ton of his meaning Is given clearly -
the accompanying verse written penea'n
the sketch:
In 81, moral we express.
The versatile achieve success;
And Bernhardt does the best she can :,
TO make 1.-THE garment make man.
!. Whatever at the exhibit bears the name
OF Harrington Fitzgerald is easily ldent'-
fled. his style in tone and color nehg .T Th.
mistakable One of his landscapes, me
Susnuehanaa River" has a special charm.
in the cloud effects. the margin OF the
stream and the background;
Every visitor to the EXHIBIT panses ~
original conception OF Elizabeth Shipper
Green. The only child. like Alexander.
surfeited with all her world has to give.
is evidently displeased BECAUSE zee er she t mas
and dainties galore she stands looking
one in the eyes. a forlorn little figure.
pickering. down-drawn lips and wink
iir,s brow on which discomfort" Is
Grit in large characters. Evidently Eliza
beth Shipper Green knows the ways ana
the moods of small-sized humanity.
II IL not often that such beauty OF lie
and motion can be put into figure AS
ing the young girl in his Wave" with.
The supple grace OF girlhood, with the
seduction of its beauty and vivid life, has
been rendered with a strong fidelity and
realism that makes instant and insstent
appeal for recognition and acknowledge
ment. and gets what It demands;
The name Of NJ. Ide Is discernible upon
sketch which looks like a fragmentary
Cabin" An air of desoation. a story of
emptiness and desertion. hint OF former
laughter and happiness-in short, little
history In itself-stands out In the few
nervous strokes made by purposeful
hand that knows its calling.
Clinton Peters has fine picture OF child
representing golden-haired grille clasp
ing a black cat in her arms. The peach
like bloom of the innocent face pressed
against the silky black fur brings at once
to mind the skill of the artist who has
produced such an attractive effect largely
by force of contract.
"a Japanese Evening" by G. Horribly,
in its suggestive realism. is matched by
hasn't a.,bit.of Verse to emphasize and
complete the pose of the disciple OF
1bsen.
which he calls "The Fair Pedestrian"
are excellent examples of his best style.
Miss Taylors picture, Is ,encircled BY
q wreath OF American beauty roses, the
Haydock
Many Richmond people are deeply in.
terested in the approaching marriage of
Miss Ellen Graham Carmichael the eld-
est daughter of the Rev. Hartley Car
michael. former rector OF = st. Pauis
Church here.
The wedding, which will be very quiet.
viii take plaza next Tuesday. June 18TH
in Cincinnati Miss Carmichael will be
married to Mr.. George Haydock, who is
prominent both in social and business
circles of that city, Mr.. Haydock Is
graduate OF Yale College and has spent
severa years on the continent of Europe.
Miss Carmichaels uncle, the Bishop
of Montreal. will officiate at her we'd
ding, and she will be given away by her
maternal uncle. the Rev. Richard Ora
ham After two months wedding trip
to the Rocky Mountains and on the Pa
cific coast, Mr.. and Mrs. Haydock Will
return TO their home on Grandin Road,
Cincinnati.
At the marriage of Miss Bonnibel Brown
TO Mr. Harry S. Jennings. Jr, scheduled
Tor June 18th. at 8 p. NJ. the Rev. DR..
j. b. Hutson, Of Pine Street Baptist
Church will officiate.
The ceremony will be performed in the
Brown. of No 5l4 South Laurel Street.
and will be followed by reception.
The wedding of Miss Laura a, Deane,
a niece of Mrs William Harper Deane.
and Mr.. Alfred Baker Mcclure took
place In the home OF Mr., and Mrs, Fred
S. Jones' of Miller Avenue. Barton
Heights, Wednesday evening by the Rev.
DR. Gardner.
Personal rlention.
The Rev. Dr.. Walter ". Moore and
family. of Union Theological Seminary,
Richmond arrived in New York on Ned
nesd.y. June 10th by the steamer King
Albert, after delightful voyage from
Naples, Dr. Moore NAV be addressed for
the present al Winston-S Salem, n. c.
Mrs. Eugie Christian Goodall. of staun
ton. Va. Is visiting her son, Mr.. Pendle
ton Goodan, at No, go North Seventh
Street
CAPTAIN Henry with his wife daughter
and son, will leave this week for an eG-
tended trip stopping al Atlanta Ca, New
Orleans. La. Dallas. San Antonio. Texas.
and the city OF Mexico. lie viii return
the 18th of September.
Mrs. p D. Abbott and Miss Edmonia
Abbott, of Bedford, Va, are visiting
friends in this city,
,igar-maker is out again after two weeks
serious illness
Rise Marion G. Rxland. graduate