The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-04
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our empty hearts to fill "
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S$5 And think OF hin no III a N,
Helen Whitney Clark. In Tribune's sun
day agazine. III ss3 III s
Debutante Tea. f$
Sii Mrs. preston Cooke has sent out invita-
tons $for3a tebutante tea to be given Fri 81
r,av. .Ian,,a.ry Sth, from 5 TO $7s p Nh in
honor of lior daughter. Miss l3erna y 9
II Cooke. II, "a. :.yy {5 Il u #
Members Of the younger society Sc are re-
& asked to come In a t $50 N tine evening
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for a game of cards. III
The Annual Tea.
& Tic annual tea given BY the Assocla-
NJ ton for the Preservation of y irginia q n
$itionltics will take place to-day from n$to
Si 81 =. N. Inv the rooms off, he Virginia
Historical Society No. 707 4 East Frank
d lin Street. N BE- 5 ~ s 1
358t Each local member has the privilege
Of Inviting a friend. Any IN mher, resi-
dent or NONRESIDENT, now visiting the
5city,who has not received an Invitation 9
S# the ten, is requisite to notify the cor
responding, IN secretary, at No l3 'rllrd
III Street, South. Il s,ss4..,' f9sS * Vi
" MI. Fosdicl, at Art Club, 53s
Mr. John WI liam Fosdick, of New York,
gave an informal talk OH art last even
ing ntfthe Richmond Art Club rooms, cor.
II her or Madison and Grace Streets. VI
The distinguished visitor was introduced
S8sby$th president Of the club, Mr. james
@S III. Doolcy. 4 Ills charming lecture gained
much in. the Impression made by the cx
celleltt wsS3whlch Illustrates el cd t93 i
MI referring ITO IA famous piece of his work
1.-THE Field OF tic Cloth of q old III now II
sF the library Of Mrs. Oscar last gi of Stock.
Mass. Mr. Fostllck explained 4tla
38# the realism OF the etching was due to the
fact that the figures ofGlSing Francis nnd
King Henry appeared on horsebnck
VI gainsts a background of verltable gold
FL worked In with gold leaf.
,5 According TO Mr. Fosdick and TO his
tory, the school Of art Of which he Is
THE founder 4 In America, dates back
II through the ages to primitive mankind,
s3and their5rude efforts In the expression al
S8 lseil conception q Egrca event and noble
H deeds through the tracery Of threatening,
which.'in5thc twentieth century, has como
Into tho; f,i.I flower Of artistic perfection.
ills talk was. full of bright suggestive
ness and Of delightful "Reminiscences Of
student days in European art schools,
I where under eminent mdsters. Mr., Fos-
dick received the training that has since
* resulted iii brilliant success. I5t
4 81 Members of the club and theirEfrlends
Il called to llcarSArf. Fnsdcl's lecture, and
to spend few .nlilutes tfterward in So
h clal converse. observation-disclosures were
4 served BY young girls, who are club stu
s8gdnnts,nnd the pleasantness Of the eve
ming seemed an augury for New Years
success and prosperity. FL 81 L 5l
Wedding Of Interest.
The New York Herald OF Sunday con-
tanned the following mention oil q January
wedding. in which many Nirginlans rela-
\ tves and friends, arc Interested The
$ mention Is in regard to the marrlagcHot
the Observation-Disclosures Of Mistress Mel.
~ lie Gusts, who is also allied to the famous
Virginia family Of I4ewIses. IT says
Most Of the details for the marriage
OF Miss Iilnor Parke GUSTS Lewis to
n Mr.. Thomas Boodsood Peck, Jr, which
is scheduled for January H. in Trinity
4 Church, Hohoken.s n. o.. have been ar.
ranged. The ceremony will lie performed
i5E at half-past 3so'clock by tho rector, tht
Rev, DR.. j. Clayton Mitchell, and thu
benedction will be given by the ltigh
Rev, Cha,inccy Brewster. the Protcstan
Episcopal Bishop of Connecticut. There
Will Ne d full choral service by the vested
5@3 choir Of the church.
Isl Miss Icwis's sister. Mrs. James Mia
t55 Cumming viii be the mntron Of honor
l..il Ia. 20 be u he MiSSs