The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

I'M THE SOCIAL REALM =.

l.. h.
M, Colonial DANES, went to the nnnu'
reception OF tho Danes and to that give
Nv tbo Daughters uf the American KEY
oin,ion, ana sailed gaSy down the MS
Y iotic James on Saturday, to renew ohe
again It's Impressions of the Grade
4 ira Rcpublic," at Jamestown.
Richmond society was not only Pat,'
otic, II was musical, ns witness the tVl'
rer, IT attended oil Thursday evening
IN Niurphy's hotel annex for the oe''en
Of the Home for lncurnblcs. ~,
For thistwcek affairs VIII take liter'
nrv turn on Monday evening. when SO
ristv listens to Miss 1lntchcr's lecture
M tho Woman's Club. Artistic inSti,'e.I
,,l1I bn aroused by the spring exhibit Oh
The Richmond Art Club, beginning luos,
H day May 1fth and by the song rceital
10 take place on Friday May 2Vt,' Iese
nre only some of the things ia Whlcn So
ciety IS looking forward, When ali aru
taken into consideration. 1t VIII be very
well ana very thoroughly amused
Ninth Annual Exhibit OF
Richmond Art Club
-rhe ninth annual exhibit of the Art
club OF Richmond will be held from May
18TH to 2Sth. In the Crcnshaw pulluins y
No II West Main Street the private
view taking place on the evening Oh
May 10th ,.1,e -,
The Art Club congratulates itself on
the fact that the exhibit promises TO DC
tinn and that the names of out-of-toWh
nxhihitors are. many of them, known IN
mo art world as representing foremost
lines Of study and expressions. The OK
bibit has been secured mt great expense
bv the club which stands III this COM
r,,,njtv as a factor for the education Oh
tastes and the uplifting of standards, as
tbo eyponent of what is really fine and at
the same time truly practical, as some
thing which should appeal strongly 70
the tastes and needs not ohis y t"e
few, but OF the many.
THE members of the club hope, there
fore that the exhibit may prove source
M insnjration TO all who come within inc
econn of its influence, and they Will well
come gladly all those who come to look
Mt the beautiful pictures and see through
them what is going on in the art circles
~ other cities outside of Richmond. OH
paintings water colors. miniatures pas
iels and illustrations will be shown,
The exhibit of the Richmond Art Club
will include paintings in oil and water
color drawings from life and antique,
and anatomy and-in the
Arts and Crafts Observation-Disclosures for
oip cloths, fabrics, book covers, DOCK
mates and magazine work, metal work,
glass and wood decoration
The president of the Art Club is Mr.
lanes. II, Dolly. Mrs. Malvern e..
Patterson is vice-president, and Miss
Elizabeth Rodman Selden secretary and
treasurer.
Miss Louise Williams. the chairman OF
The Executive Committee, has associated
with her Miss Bessie Catlin, Mrs. T. ~.
Williams and Miss Anne Fletcher. Other
narhcrs of the Executive Committee
are:
Mrs. 3. Lorraine, Miss Annie Gray. MISS
~ S. Patterson Mr.. a. B. Clark, MI.
Robert Lancaster Miss Bessie Selden,
Miss McIntire, Mr.. w. c. holland, MISS
Bessie Hammond. Mr.. John rutherford
Mr.. M. M Straus,i Miss Julia Woodbridge
md Mr.. Dugald Walker.
The list OF guarantors for the 1904 eS-
iibition includes:
Mr. Decatur Axtell General Charles
J. Anderson, Mrs. James w. Allison,
Miss Grace L. Arents, Colqncl Archer
Anderson, Mr.. Thomas Atkinson, Mr.. a.
~: Adamson Mr. David A. Anslic, Mr..
John p. Branch, Mr.. Joseph Bryan. Mr.
Carter W. Branch Mr.. n. w. Bowc. Mr..
Preston Cooke, Mr.. Henry M. Cannon,
Mr. j d. Crump, Mr. Thomas n. Carter,
Mr.. Alexander Cameron, Mr.. William G.
Camp, Major James III tDooley Mrs.
L.
the Dietz Printing Company, Dr. John
Dunn. Captain NJ ]. Dlmmoch, Mr. w
y. Duke, Miss Nadge Freddy, Mr.. IL.
A Gills, Mr.. James r. Gray Mr.. 7. T..
Glasgow. Mr.. Edgar S. Gum, Mr.. S. Ga
leski. Mr. a. b. Guigon, Mr.. Ware B..
Gray Mr.. B. NJ Gwathmey, Mr.. S. III.
Halves. Mr.. f. a. Hoen, Mr. e. Weber
Ioen. Mr. Eppa Hunton, Jr.. Mr.. Henry
S. Hutzler, Mr.. W NJ. Habliston, Mr..
W. a. Hammond, Mr. Horace S. Halves.
Mr.. Walter Stilson Hotchns, MIR. Schuy-
er Hamilton. Mr.. r. H HARDWOOD, Mr..
A. r Hunt Major John c, Johnston, DR..
and Mrs. Geo Ben Johnson. Mr.. Wray
T. knight, Mr.. Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., Mr..
f. A. Lancaster, Ir., Major %. Il. d.
Myers, Mr., j. Stewart Bryan. Mr.. j. X
Branch. Mr. Jonathan Bryan, Dr. Greer
Mr.. Lewis III. Blair, MI.
Charles T. Borden, Mr.. II. Landon Cabell,
Mr.. w. Miles Cary, Mr. A. Fl. Christian,
IT., Mrs. Heraaaft A. claiborne, Mr.. Frank
". Christians" Mr.. e. A. Catlin, Mr..
3. b. Munford, Mr.. James Macdonald,
,Ir, Gustavus Millhisor, Mr.. G. Y. Mere
llth. Mr.. ]. D. Mcintosh. Mr.. p. III.
Mayo. Mr. Thomas l.. Moore, Mr.. j. s.
Moore, Mr.. William Northrup. Mr.. VIII
lam G. holland, DR. r. A. Patterson, Col
mel William II. Palmer, Mr. A. w. Pat
erson. Mrs J. Scott Parrish, Mr.. M. G.
Patterson, Mr.. George Il. Pace Mr.. r.
FULLER Patterson, Mr.. Mann s. Quarlcs.
IT. r, G. Rennolds. Mr.. Samuel Reyes
err Captain William l.. Sheppard. Mr..
red w. Scott. Mr. Oliver j. Sands, Miss
'orma Stewart, Miss e. Hope Stewart,
1r. Robert Lee Traylor, Mr.. William
odd, Mr.. Edward T. Valentine, Mr.. Ben
amin b., Valentine, Mr.. John l.. Will
ans, Mr.. Il. c. Williams, Jr., Mr. Cole
nan Workman, Miss Mary Il, Williams
IF. William c. West. Mr.. A. d. Williams.
tear Admiral fIarrie Webster, Hon, Jos.
J. willard, Mr.. II. V, Williams
OIL paintings will be hung in the West
DOM, Those who exhibit in oil will be:
John w. Alexander. a. w. BUTLER, Gift
ord Beal Florence Carlyle, Adelaide Colo
,hurch. Lewis Cohen, Colin Campbell |
cooper. Chas. G. Curran, Il. Irving |
'ourse. Elliott Dangorfied. Walter l..
bean, Chns. Melville Dewey, Walter
Douglas, Frank Vincent Dumond. Chas.
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