The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-04


In this community . general interest
In and appreciation Of art. and Of
providing special instruction In the
various branches Of hne and applied
art. The club maintains and. In lis
turn. Is buttressed by the school. In
addition to which the club II q meet
ing place for artists and the art low
inf. public. The experiences OF olden
tines shows the necessity for this II
an art which represents the commu.
nifty 10 to develop. for 1t was az much
due to the citizens of Florence as TO
Michael Angelo and Leonardo da Winch
that there was Florenttne art.
There IL scarcely a department OF
civilization which IL not more or less
benefited by art. or injured by its
absence. Clothing. streets. Eardens'
fences, dwellings. exterior and In.
terior public buildings. and pictures
are either artistic or inartistic pro.
auctions. So that through the Ala OF
the Art Club and its associated scnooI
classes. there 10 no reason why h'cn-
mond may not become as iair 40
Florence"
AS in the past the best efforts OF
the various teachers in the school VIII
,oe devoted to the uplift Of the junior
Membership whose numbers nave AL
the club privileges save that OF So.-
ing. The privileges OF patrons IN au-
dition 10 those OF ali other members
ypay transfer TO any one chosen ny
,h.y, m the privilege Of the weekly
free classes. 90
Jhe weekly lectures on art ana
k;ndrs6 subtects will be continued as
a ,rominent feature Of the new scho-
course on the development OF ar,
among the nations will be conoocteo
for the especial benefit OF non-worAths
n,embers although students are also
entitled TO attend them.
yisitiaE Here. o,i
Mrs Frank Longhead Brown. OF
boston, Mass, IL the guest OF hss -
ents. Captain and Mrs. James 6e"ey.
Mrs. Brown will leave on octooe
Tor Bermuda. whore her HUSBAND
now stationed.
Pronlnent WeAAanS. a.x
.on,.irs the following Of interest TO
Virginia society.
"a pretty wedding took place wed
n..day when Miss Florence Hawiey
1ruah. daughter OF DR.. Edward Ma
,h,niel Brush, was married 70 LIZ
Lloyd Parker skippen. .on OF M.
shippen, and the late DR.. Eo"sso
Snippen, OF thiA city =.
The ceremony was performed 81
o'clock at Windy Brae. the home OF the
BRIDES father, near Towsop.
I'm, 10 the recent death OF the
oride's mother. the wedding was
attended only by members OF tne
and a few intimate i1tehos-
Rev. Alfred II. Barr. OF First Pres
by,er.an Church. of1ciated. and Ecse-
worth smith. Of New York. was tne
hes, man. The bride was given in
BY her father. She wore an
imported gown of princess lace. over
white satin. Her veil was OF to4ie'
EDGED with point lace, and she carried
a bouaue, Of Bride roses and lilies OF
the valley Her attendants were aer
Young niece and nephew. MISS Alice
Patterson Harris and W. Hall Harris.
third. The little girl wore frock OF
white lace over chiffon. and the Dos
a white suit Both carried baskets OK
pink roses
The ushers were Nathaniel Hawiey
Brush. OF this city. and john u.
Booker, of the University OF NORM
Carolina
After a wedding breakfast DR.. ana
Ms Shipper left for a wedding jour
..
spend the winter with the groom's
mother a, 2os West Monument Street.
Marriages AaaOunee1.
Miss Edith Mae Selbe and Ebert C.
Walthau. Jr, and Miss Elise FaJ
Rals,on and c. Howell Brothers. all
OF this city. were married in Washing
ton on Tuesday morning in the parlors
Of the New willard Hotel The cere-
monies were performed by the Rev. w.
A. Melvin. After an extended Northern
trip, they viii - * home in Rich
mond. |,
Miss Marie Gertrude Harding. OF
Petersburg. and James Bryant Pond.
pf Richmond. were married at $50
oclock Tuesday afternoon at the Fair
fax Hotel. in Norfolk, by Rev. Thomas
Smoot, OF ERworth Methodist Epis-
copal Church. They were accompanied
10 Norfolk by the brother and sister
Of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs Otis S.
Harding. Of Petersburg. They left at
once for Boston and other pints North
Inporiant NeetinSs.
There will be called meeting OF
the Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters
Of the American Revolution this at
ternoon at o'clock at the residence
Of Mrs. Allen Chambers. S1i Park Ave-
nue.. All members are urged to be
present a. business Of importance is
TO be transacted
The W,oman's Missionary Society or
the Grace Street Baptist Church meets
this afternoon In the church parlor.
Ars. Gibson worsham viii be leader
Of the meeting and the topic for dis
cusston will be World Survey"
In ooA Oct 81 T0Wn.
Miss Ante CuSsen returned to Rich
mond yesterday, after spending the
summer 1t Blue Ridge SuI2mit
Mrs BENJAMIN HuSer and little
laughter. Of Lexington. will arrive IN
Richmond this morning to be the
E3ests OF Judge James Keith and Mrs.
Juliet Keith. ON Cathedral Place. /.