The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-02

Of William Jennings Bryan, whose
wedding Will be celebrated on June !
In Lincoln, Neb. Miss Bryan has sew
eral times been a guest at the Tyler
nome In Radford. Va. and has been
entertained good deal during the
years she was attending school in
the State Miss Tyler will leave for
the West some time ~ May.
At the Womnn's Club. -
French Impressionist s"was The sub
1ect OF a perfectly charming lecture
given yesterday afternoon by Miss
Adele Williams before the members OF
the Womans Club. Miss Williams ha S
spent good many years abroad and
her work was as an artist has made her
quite prominent figure in art circles
mere. Some OF her work has been eN-
htbited in the Paris Salon, and her
exhibition OF portraits and quaint for
eisn scenes some months ago at the
Jefferson was largely attended
She first took up the school OF now
famous artists. who at one time were
scohed at for their seemingly unhear I'd
OF diSressions from The ordinary rules
OF art, and described some of the pic
lures painted that had brought forth
such a storm of abuse in Paris.
The word, .impressionists,'' origi-
the leaders OF the new art. UP 10 this
time all the skies were a particular
blue. the clouds particular gray, but
these men used pure tones and had no
time TO study arrangement-only the
atmosphere that would reveal the i'm :.
preston. They painted enlirely out OF
doors and were disciples OF the opcn
air. and this change marks very i'm
portant date in the history Of French
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noted artists mentioned ny Miss Wal.
Aams in her address. IL TIE history OF
The lmpressionists. or Realists. and
with the defiance of these men ones
gaze Is directed to the outward world
or reality. and the result is a personal
vision of the subject. The most i'm
portant private collection OF this school
is that Of Mrs. Henry Q. Huvemeyer. of
New York.
The tea Ia bles were decorated in
bowls OF white flowers. and the host
Ethel Clements. Mrs. W. n. Robins,
Mrs. John upshur and Mrs. christopher
Tompkins 8
Miss Daniel will meet the literature
class for the last time this season to-
morrow afternoon at ) o'clock. The
subject viii be Thomas Hood, Humor-
is, and Poet" This meeting will close
one OF the most delightful classes OF
the club. and the attendance this year
has been unusually large.
Plano Recital.
brilliant musical was given last
Saturday afternoon By several pupils
Of MIR. Hair ct his studio on Linden
Street. The studio was prettilv deco
rated for the occasion and crowded
with guests Those taking part in the
program for the afternoon were:
Misses Louise Barker. Ellen Broad
Ndus, of Bowling Green: Zayde Branch.
Beatrice Brown, Martha Clarke.
Minnie Cogbll. Susie Cooke. Mary
Evans. Winston Gentry. Edith Mi
chaels. Bessie May Powell, Dorothca
siGer. Emma Gray White, Mrs. Francis
Rawle Wadlegh OF Petersburg;
Herbert RueSer. Winston Ivey, OF
Lynchburs. and Bassett Hough.
Composers represented We're: Bee
thoven, Dorm. Gottschalk. N1ascagni,
Mendtlssoh, Rachmaninon, Rubenstein,
sinding and Weber. The opening
number was a symphonic poem. LES
Prcludcs," by. List. played BIZ the
metropolitan Orchestra at the music Isle
festival this week, and the closing
number, Theme and Variations" for
string orchestra. by +. c. Hair Both
OF these COMPOSITIONS were player by
Aiessrs Hair and Hough Mrs. Wad-
leigh gave q brilliant rendition OF
"Nalse de SALON." and the audience
was most enthusiastic in applauding.
For hIiss Chntain.
Says a Norfolk exchanged:
"Dr and Mrs Walter ]. Adams en-
tertained "Wednesday evening at an
exceedingly pretty dinner at the Coun-
try Club in honor of their guest, Miss
inez Rene Chatain, of Richmond The
table was attractively decorated with
red tulips and fern and covers were
laid for SIX. Those present were:
Miss Chatain, Miss Emily Taylor.
Walter Richards and Guy S. Jack
SON"
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Comoli an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Annie Virginia. to Russell W Nash,
OF Eieylas. Va The ceremony took
place on Wednesday, April e6, in this
city "
Celebrate AnnIversnry.
The homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens L.
Cole. 723 West Clay Street, was pret-
lily arranged with palms, pink flow
ers and big bowls of dogwood bios.
SONS to celebrate the fifth annlvers.
airy of their wedding. An attractive
program was rendered. after which
an elaborate supper was served The
souvenirs presented to each guest were
small gilded spoons tied with pink
Some of those present were: DR.. and
Mrs. James Moss. Mr.. and Nlrs. ]. W
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs T. Tyler job
son. Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Binns, Miss
Bessie Hechler. Mr. and Mrs. w. O.
Condrey. Mrs. Minor Crump, Misses
Myrtle crump. Hazel Crump, Mamie
Crminp. Evelyn and Olive Pace. ].
Wesley Waters, Miss Mona Burton.
Mrs. Wexford Bowers, Mr.. Roane. Miss
Mamie Roane, Mrs. w e. Strother.
Miss Willie Wingfeld, Mr. and Mrs
Shultz Miss Lillian Shultz, Mrs. r
r. Herndon, Mrs. Radford Mr. and
Mrs. e. Y. Wood, Miss Mary Dalton.
Miss Ivie Cole, Thomas Sullivan, Cap
tain George l.. E. Cole. OF New York;
Mrs. T G. Sullivan, OF Savannah. Ga.
ThOmna-EIam
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