The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-05

phoned to Madison 1913.
Wednesday. April %. Is the dat,
8 set for the wedding OF Miss Lima
Shields. daughter Of Mrs. Charles M
u Shields. TO Mr.. Draper. Of Youngs~
town, O. The marriage. which Will
be one of the most brilliant SOCKETS
3 events of the spring. Will take place
! IN historic ST Paul's church. which
has been the scene of so many wet
dlngs of Richmond's bellies. at Syv
O'clock.
CIarke-McCom
A quiet hut pretty home weddins
witnessed only by the immediate,
families 81 the bride and groom took
place Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock.
when Miss Susan Paul McComb was
married to Rev. Arthur CHARTS
Clarke Of WEIGH, ". Va. The cere-
monr was performed by an uncle Of
the bride. Rev. L. II Paul. of Clifton
Ferge at the home Of her hrothesz
sac West Grace street
The halls were decorated in palms
and white flowers and the ceremon!
was performed before an altar o.
palms in the drawing room, which
was similarly decorated. Lighted
tAr~rs In -naffs End rooms cast 81
mellow, suhdued light among the
pa Inns and flowers.
The bride entered with her brother
Mr. j. W Mc<ouib. by whom she was
: EsseH- a sAa II r--tsstarse e-stri1
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Clarke. of
DanvfIIs, Va. bat at present is paste,
~ one OF the churches In WEIGH. W.
Va. He was attended by Professor
y. A. Clarke. OF Cluster Springs
Academy. as best man.
4 wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony. when the dining room was
attractiyeiy decorated in palms,
xniiax and ionauiis MIR. and Mrs.
Clarke left for a trip through Canada
and upon their return will be at
hene in WEIGH. w. Va
0ut-of-town guests at the wedding
Included Rev. and Mrs l.. Ii. Paul
Clifton Forge. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Clarke Danviile. and Mr. w.
r. Clarke. Danvilie.
Mrs. Montague ON Art.
Members OF the woman's Club en-
jo.ei most delightful afternoon
Monday. when Mrs. jeffrey Montague
spoke to them on "A New Art Move
u1eut In An Old Art Center" Mrs
Montague spoke in an Informal man
mr., and most attraetieeiy by reason
OF her strong and charming personal
ity, and clever and humorous obser-
vRticns What she had To say wal
mostly reminiscent. for she has spen
4 numbers of years In Munich. hel
nuhsect, and brought with her
breath of the artistic atmosphere
surrounding that oid-time art center
which has been the fitting scene of al
arti4fir awakening In recent years.
Mrs. Montague gave a clear. com
pre- hersive view OF a r&lmher Of tn
famous artists OF Munich. first speak
tns Of Lenbach, who, off and on. TO
thirty years or more painted por
traits Of the Iron Chancellor. Bis
merck. portraying the soul of TN
man with wonderful reality, who de
lighted to portray the fairy-like beau
" Of HIS daughter. Marion Lenbacf
Amusing and interesting were tho an
ergioteg she told of the pecuiiaritie
Of d number of the artists of Muir
tch. among them kauibach, Won Uhd
and others. who have been almo'
worghiped by the Bavarians, Sal
Mrs Montague: The art school {
MLnIch worshiped originality. GeniH
" always original Alas, genius
& oosrt times eccentric" Especial
charming was the story of Franz yo
Y Stuck, the seifrfnstie man, who in tn
slassiss of the wonders of wealth an
his ianreis of fame, still revered an
Inssd his peasant mother, whose por
trait, painted by himself adorns on
TN OF the most beautiful rooms in hi
handsome home. and is the sole Oh
ne atent In the room.
From her personal experiences
TIE villages and country about Muir
icE Mrs. Montague related a mum be
OF incidents In the life of the artii
cC.ons that yearly at the first al
rSarance of the birds and bloom
seeks the charm Of the country. TIL
gss.,ine hospitality OF the peasar
folk and their simple customs tn
utter seclnsion of the artists To any
thing but tones, colors and the lik
aud the joyous abandon and charl
Or Il all. made one long to go an
see that which Mrs, Montague had 4
beautifully related,
Ats Howard Hoge and Mrs. Dasl
keis were hostesses for the Afternoon
Mrs Durham and Mrs. Grymes peui
"a tea, and Mrs. ID. r. williams an
Miss Eliza Harvie served coffee.
Stay-al- Home Whist Club.
Tn. Stay at Home Whist Club ms
on Monday evening with Mr. and Mr.
81 ~ Traycrs. COZ West Frankii
street. There were four tables er
gagged. and top score was made /
81 MIS- W. r. Robins and MIR. $, v
Trssvers. The club will be entertaine
mex. Monday night by Mrs, Walter l
Narii.,. zl4 Shafer street.
Engagement Announced.
An interesting engagement al
noasnseC on Saturday at tea give
By Msss Helen Christian. of as We
Franklin street, was that of Nil
MAY Hiekok. daughter of the late
y. Hiekok. Of s2I West frankie
street, to Mr.. Hamilton Goodwin 30,
kin. Miss Hickok made her debut
Richmond and Baltimore. and he
been one OF the most popular soeie,
g.-ss OF Richmond for several year
The wedding will take place som
tine in November.
Of Baltimore. have announced the er
4 gngn5nent Of their daughter Mis-
paIsy Hawisen Chapman, to I4seuter
ant John T. Rowe, T. s. A., formeri
OF Virginia tiae wedding tn take pfsc
N this month Lieutenant Rowe IA
Just been transferred from Fort M
eary u Fort Andrews Boston.
Meetings.
An important meeting Of the boar
OF ma nagers of the Virginia Home IL
Iarurr bies will be held at the hom
"Wednesday morning at II o'clock. a
members are urged 10 be present, q
there Is business OF Importance
The lakewood Memorial Associatio
VIII have an important meeting Wee
nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock in "
IT. J. hrs Sunday school room. A ~
aftfnda nee fg desired