The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-09

4 iftHhili pen anu HIN ShCttnGS by
! Nat Markeson have dcservedly received
! much attention. showing as they d,
= a talent which is certain TO achi.v,
fame and fortune III the future. 81.
4 though the scholastic. year has end, Il
! the work in the modelling class is st !
/ heinr carried or. as is also a sinai
! class I'm painting from the motel :,
Z re-ent criticism Of the work of The IA.
I vanced classes Is that in the matter
nf expression and life light in tly
. facial work shows marked advanc,
over any previous yeas.
NJ the very successful lawn rcte hell
IN the Art Club grounds las. rhurs.
, Gay afternoon the following Young
Slrls took part in the various dances
ANA games, which were carried cut
WIN much apiomb, under the untiring
direction of Miss Ruth Anderson
Misses Josephine Blair. Dorothy Meek
3hhc BlEScr, Louise blair. lane Strud-
WICK Louise Blankeuship. Jean Blair
Eleanor Kirk. Elizabeth ,Iobson, Frau.
reS Jordan Juliet DoggeU. Minoia
poSgett. Annie Armstrong. Dorothy
pruce. Tho following Young girls
served refreshments during and after
me dancing; Miss Kitty Vaughn. Miss
Elsie Mccall, Miss Jane .winghcld. Miss
Virginia Clark Miss Madeline Bigger.
MISS Louise WILLIAMS. Miss juliet VII
iians. Miss Emily Hall Miss El!znbe; il
Mci.ean, Miss Mildred Williams
10 Mrs. G. j. Rostrop must bc ac-
corded the praise for the inception
ana management OF this successful af-
iair, and too mitch praise cannot ne
awarded to the members of The Arr
'iup Tor their untiring zeal in the pro
motion of this. the first. lawn marty
sisnn p| the pupils OF the Art S,hooL
wishing Mrs. Lee.
MIS- BenJamin II. Nash. OF ia East
rankin street, is the Yucs; of Mrs
W. IT, T. Lee. at "Ravcnsworth. In
r'lriaN county. Later on Mrs. Nasn
VIII he the guest Of Mrs. Vass b.
iorc going to the Virginia mountains
to remain until the carly fall.
TrnHIor-Tylcr.
y very pretty wedding was cclc
or".'u at E.non church. in Hanover
county, at o'clock on "Wednesday
.Ncnins OF last week when Miss Lena
'tciic Tyler, daughter Of AIr. and MIR.
=. u lEler. became the bride of lIun;e..
lr"NIor also OF Hanover county. Tn,
ceremony was performed by the E.v.
"cStcrn. pastor Of Enuu Church. AMI
the church WAS decorated in Eardan
ilu"ers aud ferns
he bride wore gown If white
shower bouquet of lilies Of the valley.
he Hover girls wcrc Misses Ethel
Kelley and Ncttie Southards. Tho
Wore soft white froclis OF null, and
carried roses and ferns. The ushrrs
included Mcssrs Aubrey TYLER. ur4v
Tate. Harry Iolt and Samuel Pcrrinc.
immediately after the ceremony Nfr.
ana Mrs. Traylor left for a wc,iding
tourney, and after June 10 will make
NOR nome at East A,lee. in Hanover
county.
~ EXIT
Major ana Mrs, Harry Frazier nav
inE srent the winter and sprirs IN
kichmond, returned last wrek Ia
Th"rnwold.' their summer hone near
'.ewishurs W, Va. They win spend
the sumner months at "Thornwoil.r
Mr. and Mrs. George w DAVIS. who
also Sncnt the winter season hero re-
turned 10 their Greerbriar nome the
irst day Of June. Air. ami Mrs Ds-is
made the trip to Lewisburg In their
touring car.
u rinH rd--IlinE
y quiet but pretty wedding took
place on "Wednesday afternoon lns-. at
the home of William r. Burgess. No.
~ L street. Washington. u. e.. when
SImon Burgess Drinard and Miss Min
ME hudson King were united in matri-
monN by Rev. Herbert Scott Smith
pastor of ST Margaret Church. Wash :
mGton, D. &.
Miss King is the daughter of the
late Shirley ana Mary Virginia King,
ana Mr.. Drinard Is associated with J.
H. Carncal ~ Son, of this city They
VIII be at home nj No, a03 West Grace
street. after June 10.
WnsbiEgton Wedding.
Says a Washington exchange of
recent issue;
"A pretty wedding was solemnizcd
ednesday night at o'clock at Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church. when
Mss carrie r. Alclicnncy. daughter of
MIS- Joseph r. BRssford. was married
Ia Joseph a High large number
OF relatives and friends attended the
ceremony, at which the Rev w. q;
Dram oniciated.
The church was decorated for the
occasion with palms and roses. and
INC "rGanist played the wedding
music
The bride. VINO was given in mar
age by her stcpfathcr. Joseph 7.
H"sslord. wore crystal robe over
white satin. with a tuilc veil held I'm
place with orange blossoms. and car
r'cd Il shower bouquet of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley
Miss Lillian Hunt. the maid of
honor, wore white SILK marqulse,te
over pink crepe meteor, and carried
pink roses.
Lille May Payne. Dorothy Frank
In and Louise Humphrey. as flower
girls. wore dainty dresses OF shadow
lace trimmed with crystal. over mink
SIR, ana each carried baskets of Wink
sweet peas and roses.
Lee McKcnney. brother OF the
or dr' was bes, man ana the uShers
Wore john Brosman, IN, =. /. Corbin.
. J. lic'lin. and Harvey Humphrey.
Following the ceremony at the
chureh there vas large reception at
the nome OF Mr.. aud Mrs Brassford
l2pl Euclid Street. The house was
drtlsucally decorated with oak
branches, pink roses, palms, and
ferns
Airs. Brassford. wearing It hand
some gown OF steel gray mcssalin.
satin with ornaments OF diamonds and
r""rls received the guests. Assisting
if receiving were Mrs. T.. V. Avery.
sister of The bride. Mrs. Nellie Collins.
aunt Of the bride and Mrs. Humphrey.
airs iiuut Mrs. Franklin. and Mrs.
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