The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07


scapes as may he seen In Peoples in
an Old Arbor."
} This charming exhibition will be
carried on the walls OF the Art Club
until May 10. and 1T Is hopcd the pub
lie Will embrace this opportunity for
seeing and oritcizIng the work Of this
Richmond artist.
On tile completion of her studies here
MISS Anderson competed for scholar
ship In the New York School OF Art,
where she also secured n scholarship
4 in the Life Glass OF Painting. which
she secured. and received high com
incubation for her competitive work.
rms artist is one Of Il number VINO
1 nave captured scholarships IN the New
Unique CotiIIion.
| York School M
Mine Loudon. the wife of the Meth
erianuS Minister! is one OF the most
ortSinal hostcsses i'll WASHINGTON The
cottiiion given last week in honor az
MISS Tnft was danced In Il most M.
tist'c Dutch garden. n wInd-mf being
| included. The drawing room of Tho
! iesation was lined with trellisses on
, r.,ten climbed hon vines in bloom.
nc Windmill. which was nlso n foun
tam. vas formed OF flowers rhcn tI,cro
Nus q border OF jonquils and tullps ont
ttileu with white cobblestoncs on ,hn
iour sides OF the room The Minister
" ,,.,,r Loudon, led The cotlllon'
w. Diiss ialt danced with Mr.. Van
OF the lcga ton stan The Ia
80 consisted of Easter lilies. tam
po ,.,hes decorated with tiny Wind.
Ills ana summer hats in fanciful 10
ISIS. ForHthe men there werc canr.
49,, ,i hats. Dutch pipes and sabots.
tScttul Thursday. I7.-'7> +
- CHARMING event in musical circles
organ. violin and sonr reni,., thc
even at s.. Paul's Church on Thrrsd,y
eNcnlns' May II. at S:l5 o'clorls 1,bne.,
.dkins part in the program thnt has
, Deen arranged for the evening vii, M
totcssor Jacob Reinhardt, Dourla.
,,ordon. Miss Geline MacDonald li,,Io
so ,ai. Maria Adkins. Miss Annie Louise
nttttitnaru t. Mr@Cosby and Mrs William,
Reinhardt. Tho musicals Tia, ha,.n
neen given In st. Paul's Church nre
Always Very brilliant social offotrs ,nd
.ne audiences are notable ratherin,-s
OF society. Az ,
In baltimore.
Ars. =. Il. AIofitt left town Thurs
Wy 70 attend the Peace Conferences In
~ ,., She was also present at
NE uhNeiling of n tablet presentnd ~
me daughters Of the American RevoIm-
,'oh 10 the memory OF John PAM Ionns
Aitor visiting friends In that CITY. AIrs
Moiitt VIII spend some time in Wash
gton. returning to Richmond some
.iihe III inc next few weeks lN.
Guests of Miss a gncw
Mss Seihe Frease, OF Canton, O., is
me guest Of Miss Elizabeth Apnew NJ
me Country Club of Virginia. 4 MN
Der Of pleasing afrairs have hecn ,-ivon
ior MISS Agnew's guest who is the
oauEnter OF George Bclden Frease. edi
Tor OF The Canton Repository
10 Unite In Celebration.
me Junior Hollywood Memorial AZ
spcia .ion mas been invited To unite with
the lakewood Memorial Associo lion q,
the celebration OF their forty-fIfth
memorial day, Which Will take place
MAY 10, and also to attend the mo
inorial services to be held In Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church TO-DAY ~
O'Clock In the evening
me Junior Hollywood Memorial AS
nociation VIII meet tomorrow morning
IN Lee Camp Hall to arrange for Hollv!
wood Memorial Day.
The Church Hill Meeting.
y meeting held in Liberty Han
Church Hin on the evening of Nav 4
under the auspices OF the lsuual sur.
rage League OF Virginia, was sue
cess III every way. the audience being
rSe ana representative one, and tho
speahers program splendIdly carried
! out by Miss Elizabeth Cooke Mrs. &;
iiarvey Clarke. and Miss Mary John
! ston.
speakers for the evening were in
| troduced By Mrs. Charles v. AIcreaitb
| whose prologue was most apnroprinte
MISS Cookies remarks referred TO tho
| Illuminating work done by members of
Know Your City Class and Mrs.
':iark address explained her interest
II. Inc cause OF suffrage and its better
ment work. Miss Johnston spoke al
length and comprehensivcly. dwelling
| on the different phases and proeress
OF me womanS movement all over tho
world, quoting tho stock objections
against suffrage, explaining the mean
ing OF the word and OF the word
puIlot' and answering objections with
| Keen logic and great force. Applause
was FREQUENT and prolonged. Among
| those present were Mr.. and Mrs. True
hcart and daughters, OF Galveston.
Tex. who came to Richmond from
l'ynchburS. Va. TO hear Miss John
ston's speech. They are staying at
the Jefferson Hotel. and were Miss
Johnston's guests yesterday evening
Mrs Taylor had parlor meeting az
her home on Grove Avenue Friday evo.
ming, at which Miss Johnston met a
| pleasant asscmblage and gave par
| Tor talk
AT the monthly meeting OF the SUI
| rage League Thursday afternoon cy-
| cellent reports were made by Mrs.
Smithdeal. recording secretary, and
Nlrs r. g Kidd. treasurer Mr. and
| Mrs !. Is. Spiers afterward made adj
dresses on The relation between the
! MothoTs' Clubs and the schools. the
necessity Of childrens Fairgrounds,
| anu the spirit Of idealism which should
nndnrlie all beitcrmcnt work.
attractive Ten.
! musical tea will be given on
| Thursday. May II. from 1 TO o'clock,
| at sl3 Hanover Avenue. The rooms
| viii be prettily decorated in pink and
white flowers, and Il charming musical
| program VIII be rendered. Those TAX
| ing part will be Mrs. Frank Duke. Mrs.
| Clark, Misses ellen Douglas Garnett,
Minnie A. Derby. Lindsay Powers.
| Adeie and Gertrude Clarke, Florence
| penle. Hattie Ecllc Gresham and G..
| Watson James. tft