The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-15

same high standard. OF schoia rsh'p and
interest. - .,,,,..,'
Among those wIio. have AIDED IN
bringing Richmond. before the Dtsrary
world must. not be forsotfen, Dougald
Walker. wbo IN New York has tasfn
his place with the others oh tire scroll
Of literary fame E XII OF whiea en-
phasizes the inifuence which has been
exerted by and 7througif the hTt Club
Of Richmond toward a@prspcr. appre-
lation Of art ard ltteratvrs-- The
gracious mind which trrns ~ art rs
att the same time especially open 20
tae divine airiztuss which, must lind IT'S
exDrcss IN with The pen as well as BY
the brush and graver. SO the sturdy
few who have believed that art FOR arts
sake is worth striving for are now
reaping the reward OF facts accom-
Diished and opinion erta slisheo even
in the town where the Art CLUB nad its
birth. and the old adase that "a pro-
phet Is not without hon1r save IA his
own country" must ne rercaaa to say
that "a prophet receives honor @yrnsin
his own country" provided ~ IS
real prophet.
Quiet WeddinR. ,..
Miss Kathryn F. Drrkrin ard r. c
Drawn. OF South Carolina. were married
At the h ome OF the bride. 5is Thirty
fourth Street last Thursday night.
Miss Fannie Dunkum attended her sis
ter as maid Of honor. and Pauf willis.
OF Lynchburg. acted as best man for
the groom. Dr. Goodwin performed the
ceremony. Little Miss Carrie Dunkurn.
a niece OF the bride. acted as ring
bearer. and the music for the wedding
marches and during the ceremony was
furnished by a stringed orchestra. 20
Promise Ne" being played very softly
during the service
The bride was handsomely Sowned
in tsupo velvet and carried q shower
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies OF
the valley. The maid OF honor wore
a gown of taupe chsrmeuse hand-em
broiderec. and carried bis bouquet
OF pink roses. The groom is the
southern representative OF the Rem
ington Typewriter Compsny, with
headquarters at Charleston. : 4.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Newman. o, 5l2 North
sixth Street. announce the marriage
o: their son. Nathan o. Newman. 20
Miss Rose Msckier. of Birmingham.
Ala. Nr. Newman formerly Resided
in Richm )nd. but Is now engas ed In
business in Atlanta. Ga, In which city
he viii make his bone win hl- bride
on their return from wedding trip
Musical Teas. 49,
Society people are looking forward
with much interest 10 the three must
cal teas that will be held Ia. th. ball
room Of the Jefferson Hotel in January.
They viii be charming social functions
as well ar musical events Of much
prominence. and fashionable folk vi
he much In evidence Among the pa
fronesses who bavr already accepted
are Mesdalnes Thomas Adkins. ". VI.
Cary, T. W Grice W. : Forbes. Philip
r. Johnson. :. H. Halves. Decatur Al
tell. 81. ST George Anderson. \
Bierne Blair. John Stewart Bryan
Jonathan Bryan. Malcolm Bruce. r. VI.
Boykin. William Rufiin OK. =. ".
Christian. John Coke Jr.. NJ J.. caDles.
lanes II. PSslysa 6 = adFa< =, III
eiuest. Bernard +. Guest. Edgar Gum.
Horace Halves. Z. D. Hotchkiss. Jr..
n. :. Hotchkiss. W. NJ Hablis,on. Il.
n. Jackson. Thomas Cary Johnson.
O. f. Jennings. r. II. Lindsey. Egbert
G. Leigh. Jr.. & Barksdale i-athT ,p.
samuel T. Morgan. w. T. Mass!e. Ivan
Naltby. Herbert Mann. J. Mason NIL
Ter. ". :. McSeill. ], Scott Parrish.
Poitisux X Jbinson. Norman N.Randolph.
4. \. Saunders. II. l. Spilnan. William
son Talley. Dryden Tenant. William H.
White. A. u. Williams, DeSoto F.tzger-
cid, Edward - MAYO Meade T. Spiver.
William Todd. ). G. Corley. Eugene
Cook Bingham. I. l.. Moore J. B.
Mosby. Misses Effie Branch. katherine
Halves. Martha Robinson. Frances
Scott. Emma Gray White. Mary Will
lisms.
Two OF the afternoons will ne DE-
voted 10 song and one To cEambe-
music.
Isv1ta lions Out
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II Kelley have
issued invitations 20 the marriage OF
their daughter. Julia Stevens. 70 Alex
ander Bruce BelfeId. of Richmond. for
meriy OF Warsaw. Miss Kelley has
wide circle OF friends in this city.
whore she has always lived: also in
Norfolk and many parts OF the state