The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-22

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! Street They will have an apartment
| in New York for the remaining winter
| months.
! Dance Thir Evening.
| MISC Ella Binford will have her
| regular Saturday night classes In
| II o'clock In Belvidere Hall This
| dance is particularly for the boys and
| girls home for the holidays and their
| guests, and they are all invited to
come. 1t will be very smart at
| fair and tho dance very enjoyable
| one.
OF Interest Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Southgate Lennon
gave small dance at their home in
! Baltimore Wednesday evening In honor
/ Of their debutante daughter. Miss Eliz-
! abeth Herbert Lennon. The rooms
| were artistically decorated In KIllar-
ney roses and palms, and an orchestra
played soft music during the evening
| AT midnight buffet supper was
served, after which dancing was re-
! sumed for several hours. The guests
! numbered about 100. and consisted OF
the dcbutanteE, few Of the older
girls and the dancing men. Mrs. Lem
mon, who received her guests with her
| daughters, Misses Neville and Eliza
| beth Lennon, wore gown of gray
satin charmeuse, draped in chiffon of
/ the Same shade and trimmed with
! white lace. Miss Neville Lcmmon's
gown was white marquisite with an
overdress OF white lace. and Miss
! Elizabeth Lennon wore French
! model OF pale pink chiffon over pale
/ blue combined with point lace.
| People in Richmond are much inter-
csted in Miss Lemmons debut dance.
Miss Lennon spent some time in
! this city Just before Thanksgiving as the
| guest OF Miss Camilla Wexford, and
/ several very attractive affairs were
! given in her honor
no Classes This Afternoon.
| No afternoon classes will be held at
| the Art Club OF Richmond this after
/ noon or Saturday. The school will
/ close to-day at noon for the holidays.
and will be reopeued on Friday. De-
! cember 20, at noon. The regular Tues
! day afternoon lecture Will also DO
{ omitted next week on account of the
/ Christmas festivities.
Quiet Wedding.
Tho wedding OF Miss Louise Branch.
| formerly of Rockingham county, and
J. Andrew Hockaday a native Of Di-
| aston. was quietly celebrated wednes-
| day afternoon at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. James z. Turner. 1918 East
! Clay Street. The ceremony was per-
! formed by tho Rev George ". Nc
I Daniel. u. D., pastor of the First Bay
list Church. and was witnessed by only
| the near relatives OF the bride and
groom. Immediately after the we'd
ding Mt and Mrs. Hockaday left for
Dia.ton. where they will spend their
! honey moon. On their return. they will
make their home at 1913 East Clay
| Street.
Concerning MISS stuart.
Says the Norfolk Landmark OF yes
! tcrday:
| Miss Ellen D. Stuart. niece of the
late General ]. Z. p. Stuart, and who
has been spending the past four
months in this city as the guest OF
cent left last week to visit the fam
| ily OF Ex-Governor Robert c. Kent.
| in Richmond.
| Miss Stuart is an artist OF superior
attainments and of considerable re-
pute in the world OF art. She has
spent much time IN study at the ia
nous ateliers of Paris and has also
| worked in Dresden and other Euro
nean cities. Her paintings show n
great command Of technique. and
there is distinct character in her
work with an accuracy Of touch
which eliminates any suggestion Of
crudeness. During her stay In Nor
folk Miss Stuart has painted a por
trait OF u. Page Waller, which is an
excellent likeness. She is now at work
upon a portrait of the late TaZewell
Taylor a distinguished citizen of Nor
folk and the father of Mrs. Henry y.
Castle ana Mrs. John D. Letcher.'
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. +. ID. T. Myers and her daush-
| ter. Miss Ammo Myers. will return to-
day from Baltimore.
Misses Shirley and Dorothy Wins.
: ton. of Bristol. viii, spend the holidays
| with their aunt. Mrs. Ryland Gwath-
4, mey. at 900 West Grace street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John II. Wight will
spend Christmas with the latter'S
mother. Mrs James Hayes. al her
! home on Floyd Avenue.
Miss Harriet Buchanan. of this city
is the guest of Miss Nancy Schmelz i'll
Norfolk and Will go from that place
TO New York
Mrs. I.ucian Cooke has returned 10
Roanoke after giving reading of
! her recent book AT the Waldorf in
I New York
Miss Flora Waller will return &c
Norfolk to-day. after visiting friends
in this city.
Captain and Mrs ". G. Kable are in
Richmond as the guests of l.. II. Ems
low at Highland Park. ~
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| Tom Haskins is much improved a.
the Memorial Hospital in this city.
Miss Lottie Lee Barnard has return.
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Modern plant, sanitary conditions, is
j the. homo Of \ the -NelYci q Kind -Icr