The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-12
THE TIMES DIsPATcF RICHMOND va SUNDAY MARCH T. 1911

no" Inc guests OF the lattcr's aunt
Mrs. Theodore c. Uhlhorn. Suturda,
: AFTERNOON Mrs Uhlhorn and the DIisse.
Unborn were at homo Informally II
honor OF their guests. Miss Bcntley's
mother was formerly Miss julie Logan
81 New Orleans, and 4 great many OF
the entertainments that have been
given for her daughter have been ten.
dered by her fricnhs in that city.
| Later Miss Wheat and Miss Bentley
Will so to Atlanta. where they will
I spend several weeks before returning
to Richmond.
Visiting In tho North.
Miss Ada Lester Goodloe left last
! Wednesday, for Boston. Mass, where
! She Will he the guest of her brother.
| T.! S. Goodloe, for several weeks. Miss
Goodloe will also spend some time with
[, friends in New York. Baltimore and
| Washington before returning TO her
| home
!! Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Lee Richardson
| have returned to the city, after spend
| ing the past week with Mrs. Charles
| Goodloe at her home in Ncrdon. Va.
Attractive Ten Rooms.
For tho bright spring afternoons
iwith the period OF inactivity upon the
social world small tea parties and at
| tractivc tea rooms arc proving very de-
| lIghtful diversions for society maids
and matrons. AS usual. the Arts and
| Crafts. tea room is one of the most
popular rendezvous, and the tables, ar
ranged with bowls of yellow flowers
land yellow shade candles. are crowded
each afternoon with groups Of young
| people The tea room is furnished on
tirely In quaint mahogany tables and
! chairs. and makes 1t most pleasing
place for ones cup Of tea.
| THE tea room at the Jefferson is an
| other very popular gathering place OF
| society A committee OF young girls
act as hostesses every afternoon, and
the tables. which are Sc, in the palm
f. garden Of the hotel, are decorated very
}prettily with pink and white tulips.
| Al tho Art Club.
/ DESPITE the Indictment weather which
| was SO much III evidence in Richmond
! last Tuesday, the audience which greet
| ed Miss Adele Clark for her talk on
| Experiences in New York With In
f; structors students and Art Editors
| gave proof Of the increasing interest i'll
! art subjects among the best class OF
this city's residents. Takin ga humor-
Gus view of the many difficulties 10 be
met in the metropolis in the search for
! support in the art world. Miss Clark
/ was very successful in her descrip-
tions, and was congratulated on the
| conclusion OF her talk.
! The members OF tho entertainment
committee. assisted by Miss Edith Rag
| land, served tea alter the talk.
Next Tuesday Admiral Webster will
| present some characteristics of Chinese
life. at $50. Members Of the club ac
requested to bring their friends TO
these Tuesday talks. which will hc
Kept UP during the months of March
and April
Miss Nora Houston has tnaugurated
! & Thursday discourse on art subjects.
for the benefit Of those who while in
tor"stcd III art matters, arc neither
scholars nor workers Her subjects
last Thursday were Leonardo da Ninci
and Andrea del Sarto, noting the vari-
city in style and technique shown By
those masters Of art. Through her ex-
pcrienccs abroad where Miss Houston
studied for TWO years her lenowled &c
of her subjects is we'll beyond the usual
| depth, anu she is in earnest III trans
hitting her knowledge Miss Houston
is the teacher of the Art School at
tach4d to the Art club OF Richmond.
Next Thursday the subject will com
! prise some remarks on Michael Angelo
! and Raphael.
Reception Thursday.
| TO show the great improvements
! which have been made at The Belle
Bryan Day Nursery and Free Kinder
! Carton III the past few months "a recep-
| tion for the public will be hcl:t Thurs
| dan, March Is from . 10 o'clock,
! at the home aol North Nineteenth
| street The success Of this institution
| is largely due 10 tho efficient efforts
o, It's board Of managers. which is COM
| posed of the most prominent women in
| tho city. and is assisted by the Girls
| Club. OF which Mrs ST George Bryan
! is president, ana an auxiliary. which
! has been recently organized, with Miss
! Ella Buck as president. The pubic in
general is cordially invited to attend
tile reception and inspect the work Of
the institution.
Two fashionable affairs that have
been given In connection with this in
stitution This winter are the big char
IL: ball which brought together one
! or the most noted gatherings OF society
/ this season, and the attractive tea
| room al the Jefferson. where one finds
any number Of lively parties every ar
tcrnoon during Lent,
Meet Wednesday,.
| There Will be an important meeting
or ihe senior Ou.wood Memorial Asso.
citation in 81, Johns sunday school
room Wednesday, afternoon, March 10.
! at { O'Clock y good deal OF important
/ business viii come before tho associa-
lion. ana AL members are asked TO be
present al ibis meeting.
Monthly Mcrtins,
( the regular monthly meeting Of the
voard Of managers OF tho Slcltering
! Arins l7rnc Hospital will be held to-
morrow at 1 2 noon at tho hospital All
! members are asked to attend this
( :nce,iii"
4 Visiting Here.
I Mis- Alite f.cnion Of New Jersey. ana
iii s,lDenzeI Hum OF Virginia tho cdi-