The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-03
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occasion and presided at the punch
bowl
Dnvis-EIIlott.
a marriage of much interest TO
Richmond society Is that of Mrs. Ar
thur Beverly Elliott to Dabney c.
T. Davis. Jr.. of Charleston, W. Va,
which will take place April &c. The
event, will be celebrated at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs Robb
! White, at tho University of Virginia,
and only the Immediate families will
witness the ceremony. Mr.. Davis and
his bride will sail from New York on
April IS TO spend some time abroad.
and on their return viii spend the
rest of the summer at his country
place, near Lewisburg, w. Va
Mrs. Elliott was formerly Miss Mary
White, daughter of the late Rev. Robb
White, of Savannah, and both she and
the groom elect are widely related
throughout Virginia. Mr.. Davis is the
son of the late Rev. Dabney C. T.
Davis, of Charleston, w. Va.
Visiting In Norfolk.
Miss Julia Joynes left Saturday
morning for Norfolk. where she Will
be the guest of Miss Katherine Dick
son for several days. Miss Joynes at
tended the last performance of the
"Spielgartenfest' in which number
of prominent society girls of Norfolk
took part. She will also attend the
senior german of Norfolk given on
Tuesday evening in the Client Club.
At the Womun's Club.
o-morrow afternoon will be de-
voted to art at the Woman's Club,
when Mrs. jeffrey Montague will tell
the members OF the club something
about "a New Art Movement in An
I'D Art Centre" Mrs. Montague lived
abroad for eight years and studied in
Munich and Paris, several of her pic
lures having been exhibited In the
Paris Salon She Is an artist of abil-
ity and Is specially noted for her por-
traits. She will begin promptly at 8
o'clock, which will be the hour for all
afternoon meetings in future.
On Wednesday Miss Daniel will talk
TO the Literature Class on Dante
Rosetti and His Friends" and on Fri
day. Miss Winston will meet the Cur
rent Events Glass at S o'clock.
At Cape May This Summer,
Mrs. Calvin l. Satterdeld.t formerly
of this city. now of Germantown, Pa.
will be at Hotel Chalfonte. at Cape
May, in a short while and number
SOtlcly ptoI1e u ItiGil!llollu expect
spend the months of June and July at
this charming Southern house in the
North.
Tor Miss homer.
Miss Norma Bonner, of Tyler, Tex /.
was the guest of honor Tuesday after
noon at beautiful tea. given by Miss
Louise Richardson, Of cola Monument
Avenue.
Decorations were In palms and roses,
and color scheme of pink was car
ried out. a fascinating basket of pink
roses and ferns ornamented the centre
Of the table.
After the afternoon entertainment,
was over a number of young men
We're invited in to join the receiving
party at supper and dancing.
Miss Bonner received in gown of
yellow crepe meteor and wore COR
sage bouquet of violets. The hostess,
Miss Richardson, was gowned In blue
chiffon cloth with orchids.
Those assisting in receiving were
Miss Meecham, Of New York; Miss
Murrill, OF Illinois; Miss Conway
Fleming, Miss Luclel Masse, Miss
Katherine Sinton, Miss Lois Richard
son, Miss Mamie Smith. Miss Ellen
jenkins, Miss Virginia Chesterman,
! Miss Resale Harwood.
AIR. P0Weil's Recent Triumph.
! The frienda of John Powell, who are
watching with interest his remarka-
Bile career. will be pleased to know
4 OF his recent triumph at concert in
Vienna, The following is a transla,
ton OF the criticism appearing in a
! Vienna paper the next morning, which
was written By Mat Kaibeck. at once
the most dreaded and most respected OF
4 the art critics of Europe, Praise from
L his pen carries great weight in mu-
steal circles, and for him to compare
\ favorably Mr.. Powell's playing OF a
! Beethoven sonata with that of Won
II Bulow is the highest cncomum that
could have been received, as up to the
present time, Won Bulow has had no
\ rival, but has been acknowledged by
j the world as. the greatest exponent Of
Beethovens music,
Turning from the English violin,
J iste TO her distant cousin, the Ameri,
can pupil of Leschetizky, John Powell
we We're impressed by the same feel,
4 ing. We have seldom heard a ptanC