The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-11

who comcs.as a delegate to tho FEEDER
alton of Clubs this week, is one OF
the most distinguished guests OF the
convent -. She Is magnificent clo-
cutionlst a woman OF charming per-
>Eonality and Is prominent I'm club cir
cles. Mrs. Strother will be the guest
of Mrs. George Ellis on South Roanoke
Street"
The delegates have been entertained
very handsomely during thcir stay In
Roanoke reception being given
Tuesday evening at the iiotcl Roanoke.
Mrs. B. p. aiunford. OF this city, was
in the receiving line. and later in the
week Will address the convention.
At the Art Club.
Following tho regular quarterly
meeting or the board of directors OF
the Art Club OF Richmond a the club
headquarters, Grace and Belvldere
Streets. on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Jcffry Montague gave an interesting
and valuable talk OH her experiences
while studying in New York and Mu-
Mich. which we're by turns pathetic and
humorous. if
Noting the many differences in meth
DDS and systems between this country
and tile Old World. as we'll as the to
tally different status held By the artist
there. Mrs. Montague was especially
felicttous III depicting the life led BY
The American artist In Munich. The
methods OF instruction were COM
mented on freely and With 2 kno1'ledge
Of the exact situation. and The opin-
lon was expressed that for the begin
ner there can be no place In the world
TO compare with Munich. The speaker
presented series OF word pictures
with q Tlni and so which fairly car
ried her large audience with her. IT
\ -
TO learn that Paris IL far less valua BILE
for the beginner than the Bayar!an
city.
Mrs. Montague manifested an abil.
ny to see the ludicrous side Of many
Things which would strike the average
observer as lacking any of the ele-
ments Of humor Possessed or a genial
spirit. she found friends wherever her
easel was set up. and made the most
or every situation. however unusual
or unexpected l1 =
Much interest liz being manifested ia
the art Club and the membership is
steadily on The increase. at the pres-
ent Time numbering some l75 a junior
membership has been authorized.
whereby many of the younger stu
nchts can acquire membership. which
mas hitherto been denied them
Many improvements are in contem-
plation In the facilities OF the club
mouse. and he prospects for the future
are very bright.
Recital Tonight
Inc organ. violin and song recital
which takes place this evening in 81
Paufs Church Il Sis o'clock. will be
dig event in musical circles OF the
city. The program arranged for IN.
evenings entertainment IS nnns,,. ~"
good, and some or the most nromincrt
musicians In Richmond Will take part
ihey VIII be Professor Jacob Rein
hardt, Douglas Gordon. Mr.. po,tcr
Miss Gciine Macdonald, little MISS
Maria Adkins, Miss Annie Louise Rcin
nardt. Mrs William Reinhardl and
Mr.. Cosby.
Prominent EnEnRement.
an engagement of much interest TO
society. which was recently announced
is that OF Mrs. Horatio w. Garrett Ia
Commander Carlyon Wilfroy Bellairs.
who was retired in 1902 from the Eng
lish navy and Is now member Of par
lament. Mrs. Garrett. whose nus
nand mas been dead for about hfteen
years. was formerly Miss Charlotte d.
Plerson. of Summit. y. l., a daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Pierson, of
Lawrence. l.: |. Mrs. Garrett is now
on her way home from Europe, where
shc spends much OF her time. and ia
expected in Baltimore the end of this
week. No date for the wedding has
neen set but friends of Mrs. Garrett
believe II w,ll be IN The autumn. Mrs.
CARROTS husband was a brother ar
R nc Jarrett Of Baltimore, and John
w. Garrett, --terican minister TO Ven
e2uelh. Commander Bellairs has rep-
resented Kings Lynn In Parliament
since 1905. and lives in London al
Morpcth Terrace, Southwest He was
porn In 1911 u son of lieutenant
General Sir William Bellairs lie en-
tered the royal navy in 1854 and was
retired as commander in 1902. He
is vice chairman of tho Navy League
and Parliamentary Naval Committee
OF which he was the founder Com
mander Bcllairs is a member of the
Saviie. one OF the most famous OF
London clubs. mi
Miss MitcheiI'x Recital.
In the home of Ernest T. Boiling.
lplI Floyd venue. at $40 O'clock, TO-
morrow evening. Miss Roberta Mitchell
viii give n pupil's recital.
Miss Mitchell, who has been STUDY
ing music under MIR. Bolling's lnytruc-
ton for some time. Is a brilliant
pianist. Her friends and few friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs Boiling will BIO among
her audience, and her program win
embrace selections from Bach, Bee
thoven Schubert, Won Weber, schu
mann, Brahms CHOPIN and List.
Attractive Dance.
Tho Mutual Social Club, Thursday
Night Club and friends of both clubs
were entertained at most enjoyable
dance Tuesday evening at Liberty Hall,
the Mutual Social Club being the
. host supper was served at midnight.
Among those dancing were Misses
Gladys liiggason. Militia Wilkinson.
Grace Ellington, Madeline Dominica,
Mary racke. Lena Alto, Gertrude
Woodworth, Bertha Tisdalc. Verna
Parkcr, Mary Masse, Alma Francis,
Grace Parater, Genevievo Williams,
Marie Parater, May Jones, Beatrice
Jarvis Marie Q Donnell Nnez Buch-
anan, Regina buchanan, Louise Day,
Matilda Day. Marie DAILY, Teresa Dom
.ahuc. Margaret Williams. Rernico
Buchanan: Floyd Jarvis, Louis Day.