The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
IN THE STUDIOS
Life in Full Swing,

ISiuulo Ike III Richmond Us IN XVII swing
again. Miss Cofer and Miss Burnett had
the first Of their studio teas las, week.
These charming little affairs ara given
to the members OF thcir4,vcoal and piano
classes and are monthly happenings.
Literary Studios.
Literary studios. in which Miss Glas-
gov, Mr.. James Branch Cahell. Mrs,
Bosher, Miss Annie SteSar Winston and
Miss Norwcll HARRISON are at work. nro
Very busy places indeed, and, ms centres
from which new publications are shortly
expected to come forth, are places invest
ed with great interest.
Miss Glasgow spent the early part or
! the summer, while abroad, In the Tyrol
and the latter part in Italy. She enjoyed
the continuance OF work on her new
book. which is shortly to appear. during
her stay In the Tyrol, where she found
the climate delightful and her surround
ings an Inspiration. She sailed from
Paris In returning TO America, spent Two
weeks In New York. and Is now at home
in the best of health, being redolent OF
the enthusiasm which must render all
she does a delight to herself, as well as
her readers.
Mr.. Caben has had the approval of Mr.
THE Line OF Love It appears that the
President beguled the few leisure plo-
nents of his Southern trip In looking over
1t and. on reaching ST. Augustine. Fla
wrote In his own hand a brief note, con-
graduating the author. Later. when the
President returned to Washington, Mr.
Cabell had a second letter from him say
ing that he had followed the magazine,
appearance Of the stories In THE Line
OF Love- with interest, and when they
appeared in book form, at once procured
a copy. He and Mrs. Roosevelt had since
re-read them with great endowment.
Art Studio.
The temporary art studio Of Mrs. Pres
ton Preston, at the Jefferson Hotel dur
ing the past week. has been place at
which Richmond society people have gone
to see and admire the beautiful minia-
lures displayed 5 by an artist. who mas
made a great success In her line OF
work. ss
4 4 Mrs. Preston, is known as landscap-
list and water colorist as we'll as q
fpn,niatur;st One Of her paintings in
water color tofl 4 West Virginia scene was
hung at the last spring exhibit OF Amer
lean Tartist, and-Nwasi afterwards pur-
chased by1 sGovernpr Atkinson. Of West
Virginia. ID g
In Richmond she has received impor-
&tant orders She is to paint Governor
Montague's portrait in miniature and
he's nearlyafinished orders for miniatures
from Mrs w. 8R. Cox and Miss,s Glass
Cow. 4s35 VI
Announcements.
Mrs Jed Hotchkiss announces the mar
rage OF her daughter. Mrs. s. Thomas
Mccullough, to Mr.. George S. Holiness
Of Charleston, S. c., on Thursday No
vembcr Goth, at "The Oaks" staunton,.
Va. No cards. ~
Dobie-T omlin.
Mr.. and Mrs William o. Tomlin. OF
Leesburg, Va. have issued Invitations
toY the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Grace Trueman Tomlin. to Mr.. William
Bertram Dobie. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday evening November
18th. at the residence of the brde-elect,
No. 2oS South Fairfax street.
Woodward Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Il. Woods have
issued invitations TO the marriage Of
their daughter Grace, to Mr.. James =.
Woodward. The marriage will take place
on Tuesday, November 2lst, at $3.50
o'clock, at No. POI West Grace street.
Syrne- Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper, Wilkins Shelton
announce the engagement Of their daugll-
ter, Isose:te French, to Mr.. William
Henry Synlra, of Nav Orleans. La The
ceremony which will be witnessed only
by relatives and Intimate friends. will
occur at II O'clock on tho morning of
November 18TH at the homo Of the.
BRIDES parents, No. 21l South Thsd