The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
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The engagement. is announced Of
Miss Sarah Evelyn Raler OF Char
l1otte county. Va. to Mr., salhem
BIackford OF this city. The mar.
riase viii be at "stann,Nn HILL" the
a homo OF Mrs. Charles Scssre, grand
mother OF Miss BAYLOR, 81, ant !, l"4.
CT will DO a auiet home weaaans ard
viii be attended by the rasrhsarss only OF
the Immediate families, I'ss ceremony
viii be performed III the r1sffrlhs, aitef
which Mr.. and Mrs. sSstSf6Ta VIII oe
driven across the country 80 is'e sontn'
ern Railroad where they Will take the
tra,n for New York, From, New York
they will sail Immediately for Naples
For the mast several years Mr. BLACK.
ford has been q prominent citizen OF
Richmond and a popular member OF
Richmond society. He Is n man OF gentle
Birth and OF education. He has a large
number of friends in Richmond and
throughout Virginia. Miss Baylor Is the
daughter of Captain James b. baylor,
< the distinguished engineer who surveyed
the oyster grounds OF chesapeake say
She Ia beautiful In person and has all
& the praces and nccompishme Of tho
roughly cultivated Virginia woman. She
Is we'll and favorably known iiA Rich
y mond, where she has frequently visited
Ninth Annual Exhibit.
The ninth annual exhibit under the
AUSPICES OF the Art Club Of Richmond
Will take place May 18th to 2sth, at the
Il Crenshaw building No. II West Main
y Street. T& -,
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&.lfams. chairman; Mrs. II. A. Williams,
8 Miss Anne Fletcher. Miss Bessie Catlr
Iassociates; Mrs. B. Lorraine, MISS
j Katherine Mcintyre, Miss Annie Gray,
Miss Bessie seden, Miss e. 9. Patter'
son. Miss Elizabeth Hammond. Miss
I, Julia woodbridge, Mr.. W. e. Nolaho'
Y Mr.. "A. B. Clark Mr.. John rutherford,
Mr.. A. Jones, Mr.. Robert Lancaster, MI
n M. M. straus.
The Richmond Art Club is greatly en-
colraRed because, notwithstanding the
fact that the st. Louis Exposition is a
great center towards which the art world
turns in 1904, yet the committee has OBJ
tanned the promise OF pictures from .
I majority Of the artists who have exht-
bited here before, and in addition. a
. large number from other artists Of equal
or higher rank.
Among the latter Will BIO Chlde Has
sam Robert Gauley. Kenneth II. Miller
| Henry B. Luell, Florence F. Luell, Lee l.:
| Kaula, William j. Kaula. Mary Hallowell
loud, Will Howe Foote, Charles NJ.
!Dewy, w. G. Filter, William j. White
! more, Louis Sronberg, Jonas Lie. Flor
ence Carlyle. f. S. Church, a. II Plat,
". II. Howe. Henry Mosler. NJ. Jean Nc
Lane, Allen B. Talcott. Leon Moran
Lewis Cohen, Laura G. Hills Louis
Alora, Walter Douglas, Ethel flare.
Among the former exhibitors whose
work will be again seen are j.. w. Alex
ander. Walter Dean. theodore ". Thay-
Corse Emma L. Cooper, Lucien Powell,
clark G. Voorhees,, Edward s. siebert,
n. Bottom Jones. Charles Warren Eaton.
Louis Mora, F. v. Dumond. Edmund Fl.
Garrett, Maria ]. Stream, f. Fl. NJ. Rehm
"A w. BUTLER, Frederic B. Williams,
Ritschell and many others
Tho outlook for q specially fine ex-
5hibit Of miniatures Is very bright. Vir-
ginia people, many Of whom have in
herited exquisite miniatures from their
ancestors. will be interested In compar-
ing the miniature work in their posses
sion with that of the twentieth century
4 tniniaturists.
The Richmond Art Club Is exhibiting
all of It's accustomed energy in making
ready for the 1904 exhibit, and looks con-
fidently, as heretofore, to the liberal
patronage and support Of the Richmond
people
At the Woman Club.
Never in the history OF the Wonlan's
Club has more brilliant success been
scored than that accredited TO Miss Lou
ise Williams and the musicians appearing
with her in the programme given yes
terday afternoon at o'clock in the club |
auditorium.
The beautiful day and the attraction of |
tneny, Non{ntc
parors. hall and ASSEMBLY, room OF the
building to their utmost capacity, the
beautifully gowned company rendering
the scene animal ed and ms piring to an |
unusual degree.
Miss Williams, as pianist, was assisted
in the delightful execution Of the pro-
gramme by Miss Wales, of Wilmington,
Del, soprano; Mrs. Conway Gordon, who,
at the last momen4. graciously consented
to I'LL Mrs. HORACE saterrs place on the
programme. and electrified her audience /
with her splendid voice in two numbers;
Miss Roberta Allen, vonlst; Dr. A. G.
Hoen, viola; Mr.. e. A. Hoen. cello.
Mrs. Slater, as her friends were sorry
to know, was prevented from appearing
on account of family aniiction.
Miss Wales, who was heard at the Wo-
mans Club last afternoon for, the first
time, possesses a pure. dramatic and
Drllllant soprano voice, WnlCn rendered
her songs delight indeed to her hearers.
She was the only stranger on the pro-
gramme. but every one who took part
in 1t shared in the ovation which greeted
ats rendition. This was so enthusiastic
that the ladies who appeared-MisS Wales,
Miss Allen and Mrs Gordon-consented
after much persuasion to repeat their
concert numbers Informally at the Wo-
mans Club Friday afternoon next at
o'clock.
One OF the sensations of last afternoon
was duet. Il Waited for the Lord,
from Mendelssohn. sung by Miss Wales
and Mrs. Gordon.
Chairman's guests were Mrs. F. G,
Hair Mrs. T. V. Williams, Mrs. Beirne
Blair, Mrs. Scott Parrish, Mise Mamie
Harrison, Miss Annabel Forbes, Miss
Adele Williams Admiral Harrie Webster,
Mrs, Thomas Adkins and Mr.. Richard
Watson Glider OF New York.
Among the many out-of-town guests
present were Mrs. Russell Robinson, OF