The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11

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! eigh, or ten Richmond girls arc usual,
Invited. The party includes Away:
| about fifteen girls, who arc the guest.
| or the fraternity members and are
entertained and feted without end.
Among those in the Delta Tau Delta
| mouse party are Misses Della Daven
| port, Lucy Ford workman, Emma GRAY
| White. Jane Bou.wnre. Mary Chalmers
Gay Montague. Margaret GIL. or Pc.
| tcrsburE, Wccms, OF Texas. and Drake
| of Georgia 1t
Tcn-Drinkins Mt woman's Club.
The Monday social gathering viii
he held us usual at the Woman's Club
tomorrow afternoon. These informal
meetings are particularly attractive or
warm afternoons. when tho members
gather in their cool and airy parlors
/, to discuss club matters and topics ut
interest over the tea cups They will
he, continued until midsummer, as will
also the daily teas.
Enlargement Announced,
DR. Joseph Il. Lacy; or Nathalie, Va,
announces the engagement and APP
proaching marriage of his niece, Miss
kate Baker Lacy. daughter of the late
MIR. and Mrs. r. b. Lacy. to Edward
Rush Young. the wedding 10 take place
on June Il.
or tutcrcrt Hero.
An engagement of Interest to society
In Baltimore and Virginia which has
recently been announced is that 81
Miss Rehecca Waters White, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Robinson
White, of Glcnhurst. Relay, Md. and
William ~ Boykin, Jr. son of Colonel
and Mrs. William 4. Boykin, of Rux-
ton. Maryland
At the Art Club.
The exhibition at the Art Club OF
work done BY pupils of the Art School
will prove Of absorbing interest. be-
cause it is an exhibition Of strictly
local talent, and shows what great
progress hin been made within the last
few years in the development OF art in
Richmond. tit
Among those OF the grown
pupils who have been given mention
arc the following In the portrait class,
Miss Helen Lorraine, charming piece
OF work. and well deserving the place
1t holds. Honorable mention in com
position is n notable piece by Miss
Anabel Hays. In drawing, Miss Edith
:Anne Pemberton Ragland has received
honorable mention, and second mentor
in the same class is Miss katherine
Rhonds. IA,
III the childrcn's class the scholar
snip presented annually by the Art
school was won by Miss Eleanor
SchoHeld. and honorable mention gby
Miss Dorothy Smith. The above list
comprises those pictures which become
the property of the school. and will be
exhibited in tho future n means OF
comparison Of progress by members of
the Art School.
The excellent portrait from life BY
Mrs. Jeffry Montague OF captain
Sally Tompkins' will alone repay a
visit 10 the Art Club Rooms.
Captain Sally is we'll known to the
older residents of Richmond. and her
portrait should become the property
OF the city II for no other reason than
that she is probably the only woman
who ever held regular commission
as a cavalry ofHcer IN any army.
The outdoor sketching class Of the
Art Club Will hold It's regular scanccs
IN the garden OF the club, and is dis
tinct innovation over previous years
In this class models will he posed in
costume suitable to the surroundings,
and specinl hooks will be reserved with
| an eye to their simplicity. as this class
! is also for such school children as are