The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-03
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Richmond, Va.

there l4Bt 8II6rnOOn OIL 1MTs " III
dick, OF News K. j
MI pUBdlck. VINO il known through Shis
work that 1 iaS given him a national renu-
tation, q va sfor seven years secreta y OF
the National Society Of Mural Painters g
He was also presto dent of the Copley So
Sciety, i 81 4 Boston, and chairman Of -
Decor ton Committee Of tho n ews YORK. ~.
Architectural I.eag The links which as
Ssooiate him It'll \ Richmond arc partiotil--
iarly close Sthfough his ma rrlage n WI TN
Richmond woman, q NJ lss a Gertrude Chris
Etlan, the sister OF Mr.. w tier g. Chris y
Stian, and the daug Inter Of former able y,
lived here for many year,.
l Fosdt TX q n ia TX III yesterday turned &c
very naturally ana pleasantly upon Il his
meeting with Glliis wi TO III Europe here
they were students in the same arise l1ool,
upon their acquaintance their frien dship
and subsequent marriag e 5ss
}s AZ an ertt st, III Mr.. Fosdick 4 Is the Sex \
ipositor Of free hing in America, occ upy-
Ing the Same position, In $S the line Syof
work that has Justly given him eel ebrlty
as sdo a other master " orkers u in stained
glass and mural painting. His lecture
was Illustrated with pictures and referred
To- NH great works. such as hts panels
in the 1sotos Club, of New York, 4 show
Ing the landing Of u lysseA anon IN tho
Flotos:eat ers; his altar! piece--st /. John II
sPatmos-at Montc1alr,} M. ]. q his decora-
tive work III the library OF w lillian P !.
Evans, the famous New York H art \ col.
slector: similar work In the homes ]: Of
W. M Il IIavemey and Ado lp1l Lew sohn,
Iof New Y orkS N and u that In the home OF
George j. Gould, $at La kewood, II 81 .s Ono
of his greatest pieces OF work, flis Glorifi-
Scatioir8 Of NJ nan. Of 4 re-. whic Oh Ina ss been
$widel xhibited q throug bout the country
Isl now In New 7 orkj and a. fine example
lof his . art the Lady # Of shalot 1. 49, p.
King In the tower i his splendid house.
at Bride 8 Crossing, Z ], ear Salem, Mass.
33.A feature Of Mr.. TO sd ok 81 work D Is his
introduction into ! u Of color, hich / has
still further Increased Its ana ogye in rich.
ness and depth + to- the effect 2prod uced by
art work In stained glass. III MI. u Fosdick
is Ha& friend of M ISIS Ad ele# " llian1s, who
was largely 8lnstrum tai 4 i. hts coming
to Richmond, RI II si sss
S N Mrs. Cts Z Robertson was the chair
man OF the afternoon, and the reception
i following the lecture was cha ming !; Mrs:
John DIV Hunter and Miss 81 Christian
Harris a the fee urn, H \ and "a Mrs.
presd with SEQ ual i'd gnity&f and \ grace.
MI. Waiter bhfunsa. 4 a, Al Al
Social Register.
~ The Southern Social Register Of Rich
mond. IN orth Caro- Ina 9 iarleston, SaYan-
nah, Augusta and Atlanta. has Just made
Its #appearanc .5 he prominent families
of each city, Fwhe ther resi- ding ir$it own,
in the country, ora at: forelgntS addresses.
|5are grouped atogethe raunde err ono address,
with the mniden name and christian name
i of the married women and the names Of
the daug hters and sons III the order lot
their age. III 4 sgS
.ss During the year dn3 the city Of Richmond
s48 persons have married and women
and 10 men have died.
We With the address lis put the telephone
number and In the back & OF the book under
the caption Of Married Mai lens, ~ which
is an abbravla ton of married. 81 names,
maiden names Is a. key to the presentTtl-
tie OF a a1narred woman, who may only
| be remembered by her mai den name. e Un-
der the front cover Of the book Is found
the Dilatory Donnie ell es, 'sSs which con-
tains the chang 4 hat m " have occurred
since the book went to press. and spracti-
tcally keeps tho book corrected to date
+ month by mon TIL. St5
Thist year rroyi denceg has been q dded
i to the 4 Social r gister serie 81. yJ ~
Re onal / Mentor 8s3s
The Misses boswell and Mr.. Howard
4 Winston, who spent the Christmas holt,
o..