The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-21

day from 4 to i lin the garden y,
/ calumet Place. formerly known 70 the
and Mrs, John \, Logan. The place
1 Is still redolent OF we oldcn time"
when official and military circles met
I, ~ make merry with the younger set,
OF which She who was afterward Mrs.
Mary Logan Tucker WAS the central
! hSure. and later. TO enjoy reminiscins
with the one who ralso ram IN the
United States presidential race
when the Democratic candidates last
won the goal.
Of the Week Mas rf ns fet s snt
fairy play at '.The OaRs," with Colonel
ana Mrs. Henry F. Blount as hosts
Here again Old memories We're revived.
| FOR was II not under the shade of those
splendid trees that the Calhoun Clay
Webster triumy!rate drank iuleps OF
nn-evenins and hatched plans. 10 be
they were shining lights? MIR CAL
noun occupied the place in those days.
a aL from Us rs eminence he ana his con-
now .partliof the capital city ani
rapidly becoming millionuire's row.
While the Bloun,s were tos,ering
V on Emo Of art AZ their home in West
Washington. Or Thomas Nelson Page.
as president Of the local branc. of The
american Federation OF Art. was as
s,asiinS Mrs. Page in welcoming 10
''S.iiS AiiS dCiSSHleS 20 the an
huai convention Of The organization.
1eid 1T the New Willard on the middle
DAYS OF the week. Distinguished art
, ,s ana arr workers identified with
Ine federation through its one hun
ursd and Eighteen chapters scattered
i;mrf9u5Snont the country We're present.
d tnIiu'a,1g John " Alexander, presi-
sign and painter Of the remarkable
series Of decorations .Evolutions Of
ne ii Book., in the main vestbule of the
=, .,i OF Of. Congress also OF the deco
"a I, ,'ons. The Spirit of Pittsburg." in
ne ne Carnegie Institute OF the Smoky
.ltE, Mr Alexander vas accompanied
70 70. IVA WASHINGTON BY MS wife, and To-
,iained By Mrs. John Jay White.'l>the
latest New Yorker to make this civ
he in Permaneni winter home.
,bero Sr., ,,o, Win the convention,
ierE OF Art an exhibition OF the is5
large sized photographs of important-
81 uIhi DE contemporary American
! form the basis for the 'traveiinr az.
hibitions'' that Will make a ciraiIit ~
n,, wS IN me south and West. Perhaps
{ I'VE cotemporar. art be more
appreciated than here, where almos,
Z, elS chnnter OF American sculpture
nfan1 ar,. from The "struggles 81
~ ins to, 70 us perfect fruition NANTES
N IN SAINT GaudensIs profoundly INJURIES
1T inc,, Aaams memorial, Grief. n in
Nock creek Cemetery "
i j, A TER, q threeiday session. when such
VWaesli"ns as Industrial Art" '.Tean,
e s.,t!. Art ana the Citizen and
iar, nT OF the National CAL
W nen fintnori5y on The snbjesi. the con-
ton IN the Hall, % the Americas The
new Pan-American Building.
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virg;inians inquired in one of the pret
,,,,s' nome weddings OF the season.
lnai Of Miss Alice Frances Parsnn.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. i. n. Far Par
ISIne, iii4r,n,eEly OF fredericksburg, To
I'll Tbs father OF the grooin Rev
WEI Henderson James. and Rev lam
Wcidley, pastor OF the Chi,rcb 81 I'm IN
iis Sa nna ,ion ofciated. Miss Chhrlotte
Misses Edith Ernst. Fannie Washin ,.e
y yom. E L,;sa beth Stienle ana Agnes Neiil
Wsre ribbon girls. Little Eleanor Nc
,nmlilie Was flower girl After a We'd
biz u HIP 10 me North the. Young tou-
r. VII RESIDE In Rounu Hill.
GRACE PORTER HOPKINS