The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-12
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to the art exhibit OF the Richmond CLUB
opening May 18th, at No. 10 West Main

| TO the art exhibit OF the Richmond Club.
opening May 18th, at No. 10 West Main
Street
Miss Anna Sands, OF Washington. D. c.,
| who will be represented by PORTRAIT OF
| Frances
Mr. Charles c. Curran, Of New York
by nine views of the "Jungfrau.' IN
Switzerland. showing the mountain IN
| different lights. and at different times of
| day.
Mr.. j. III. Moser. Of Washington, D. c..
| by seven water colors. one Of which bears
the attractive title of Morning on the
Upper James"
Mr.. Hobart Nichols. OF Washington.
D. c.. by two water-colors, Autumn
Woods and within a Forest" and two
oils. Autumn Afternoon and Birch
Woods"
Mr.. Everett L. Warner. Of Paris,
France, by two oils one New York
street scene. and the other Landscape.
and by a water-color landscape.
Miss Aline 2. Solomons, of Washington,
D. c.. by two oils. one fruit piece.
Miss Hattie z. 13urdette. Of Washing
ton, D. c.. by three pastels. two figures
and flower piece.
Mr.. r. NJ. shurtlen. of New York. IA
vorably known through former exhibits,
by three paintings, the first called 1.-THE
Babblng Brook"
Mr.. Edmund II. Garrett. of Boston, by
three water-colors. all Of them English
subjects, and one: IN Devonshire VII
lage.
Mr.. Walter l., Dean. of Boston by one
oil painting, called Evening"
Mr.. w. Verplanck Birnly, Of New York,
by an oil figure piece entitled "a Beau OF
Other Days.
Invitations have been issued for the
eighth annual exhibit, members and pa.
irons Of the Richmond Art Club being
asked to come on Saturday, May 18th,
which is vanishing day, at P. NJ. The
work Of the Art Club will be inspected
May 18th. and the Judges for drawing
and painting arc Miss Fletcher, Mr.. Will
liam G. holland and Mrs George Ben
Johnston; those for designing, Mr.. Straus.
Miss Fletcher and Mr.. Hoen; Mr.. r. "
Valentine will be the judge for sculpture
Tuesday, May 18th, 4:2o P. NJ, there
will be n meeting at tho association
rooms, called for the purpose Of organic
ing an auxiliary. Mrs. Duncan will be
present and give us talk on work done
In other organizations.
Monthly rleeting.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Association was held
yesterday In association hall, with Mrs.
]. Hall Moore In tho chair.
Only necessary business was trans
acted, reports being deferred in order to
make time for an address from Mrs.
Duncan, field secretary of the Womans
| and Young Woman's Christian Associa-
| ton of the international Board.
The next meeting will be held the Sec
ond Monday In June.
Called Meeting.
To-day, May 18th, there will be a meet
| ing at the association rooms at 4 30 p.
NJ, called for the purpose OF organizing
an auxiliary.
Mrs. Duncan will be present and give
a talk on work done in such organlza-
lions In other cities.
| All young women Interested in this
work or in woman's work for women
are cordially invited to come.
Failing-Anthony.
Tho marriage of Miss Florence Nebin-
ger Anthony, tho daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs Joseph Anthony. of No. 8l6 West
Grace Street, to Mr.. James Ellison Fall
| Ing. Of Washington. d. G.. will take
| place to-day at P. NJ. In the home Of
| the BRIDES parents
| The Rev John Y. bowman, of All
| Saints, will perform the ceremony.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Burton Gay have re-
turned from their bridal trip and arc
the guests OF Mrs. Gays mother Mrs.
George W, Mayo, at No. O07 West Grace
| Street.
Mrs, ]. b. Kidd is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Il, II, Meanley at the Abe
marie, in Washington. p, G.
Mrs. William II. Venable and Miss IA-
cle leffries, OF Norfolk, who have been
visiting friends In Richmond. have left
for home.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles NJ. Graves reached
Richmond Saturday and will be pleased
to see their friends at No, 1o5 North
Fourth Street.
Miss Cora +. Richardson, who, during
the Confederate Bazaar, was the guest
OF DR.. and Mrs. II. Cabell Tabb, on West
Franklin Street. and was most pleasantly
associated with the work ,done at the
Louisiana table, left yesterday for her
home, in New Orleans
Among the Richmond people who viii
leave this week to attend the Confed-
crate reunion in New Orleans vii! be
General Fitzhugh Lee, Mr., and Mrs Ed
gar Taylor and DR. and Mrs. c.. w p.
Brock Mrs Crock Will represent the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
and the Hollywood Memorial Association.
v
Mrs, William G, stanard is visiting
her brother Mr.. William B. Newton. in
Client Norfolk.
Mrs William Writ Henry, who went
abroad last year with Mrs Matthew Har-
rison and little Miss Harrison, has re-
turned, Her daughter and granddaughter
ara still in Europe.
Miss. Margaret Shields was guest of
tAohoE at card party given last Friday