The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-13


of the concert at O'Clock. and tn.
club parlors will be decorated In gold
| enrod and fall flowers for the occa-
1 sion Hostesses for the afternoon IN
/ clude Mrs Chiles Terrell, Mrs Lew
ellyn McVaigh, Mrs. Pleasanton L. Con-
quest and Miss Anne Steger WINSTON.
Guests Of Mrs. Cannon.
Miss Nancy Lee Janney. or Lees
! burg, arrived In Richmond on Satuf-
day. and Is the guest of Mrs. James
Cannon at her apartment In The Cnes-
| terseld. Miss Harriet Winchester. OF
| Macon. Ga, is also spending some
time in this city visiting Mrs. Cannon.
Poliarsi-WattsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Gray Watson
! have issued cards announcing the ap-
| preaching marriage of their daugh-
| ter, Helen Gray. to Thomas Pollard
| son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Pollard.
! also of Richmond. The wedding VIII
| be very quietly celebrated at the nome
! of the brides parents, 9s2 West Grace
! Street, on the evening of WEDNESDAY.
! October 49, at 6 O'Clock. with only tfe
! immediate families and few intimate
| friends present at the ceremony.
The marriage is one of the most IN
teresting Of the fall season. Miss
made her debut in Richmond two sea-
sons ago at a beautiful ball given al
the Jefferson Hotel Mr.. Pollard be-
longs to one Of the most prominent
families In the State.
Norfolk wedding.
A wedding of great interest to So
ciety here and throughout Virginia &C.
CURED Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK
at the home Of the brides parents. at
Virginia Beach, when Miss Virginia
Klein Cooke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willougnby Talbot Cooke became the
hs;de Of Edward Keville Glennan. old
son Of Mrs. Michael Glennan and
the late Michael Glenhan. of Norfolk
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father John Doherty. pastor OF St.
Mary's Catholic Church, and the bene-
diction at the conclusion was given by
Right Rev. Beverley D. Tucker. Bishop
of Southern Virginia.
The house was decorated with trail
ing vines. paslans, ferns and roses. Az
tumn leaves and goldenrod banked the
mantels and freplaces and Southern
smilax entwined the chandeliers.
The bride entered the drawing room
on the arm of her father, by whom she
was given away. She wore gown
of heavy embroidered marquisette over
white satin.
Miss Esther Carroll Byrnes, q cousin
of the bride, was her maid OF honor
and only attendant.
Michael Glennan. a brother OF the
bridegroom, acted as best man.
Immediately following the ceremony
q small and informal reception was
held at the residence, at which only
the relatives Of the families and a few
intimate friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glennan left for
Northern trip. They will be at home
after November Is at $50 Boissevain
Avenue, Norfolk
Art Club Notes.
1t is interesting to note the sue
cess which has attended many Of the
scholars of the Art Club School when
their studies here have taken them
as far as was desirable. In the past
ten years students of the Art Schoo!
have won five schola Ships to the
New York School of Art (Chase
SCHOOL,, two to the Art Students
League OF New York, four to the
Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine Arts,
one to the Philadelphia School of De-,
sign and two to the Summer School
of the University Of Virginia While.
attending those schools several h0nr
orabie mentions and seven additional
scholarships have been won. Former
students OF the Art Club of Richmond
are supervisors or instructors Of art
In the Art Club OF Richmond. the John
Marshall High School and the graded
schools Of Richmond. Of Roanoke.
the Richmond Training School for
Kindergartuers and the Virginia Ran
doIph Elicit School. Graduates of the
Art School have held positions of in
structors In the woman's College, In
Westminster school Of Richmond: Bu-
ford College, Nashville. Tenn; Ouach-
tia. Arkadelphia, Ark; Southern Fe-
male College. Petersburg. Va Others
living in this country and abroad
have made specialt;es OF painting
portrait, composition and miniature
of-book- plate designing illustration.
interior decoration, etching, jewelry
and modelling. This matter Of scholar
ships is of especial Interest to those
who have the uplift of their fellows
a. heart and the Art Club awar1s
every session number of scholar
ships-one for the ensuing year to
students in the children's class one to
the combined graded schools OF Rich
mond and the Dooiey schola rship.
warded by the preSlhenN Ihis iast
nsres scholarship may be competed
/ for BY any child In Richmond or the
vicinity daily scholarship Is
I awarded the graduates OF the John
Marshall High School and the gradu-
/ ates of the combined schools Of the
State The scope Of the school ranges
! from the teaching the elements OF
|, artistic expression TO Tire criticism OF
work WORTHY 20 be considered profess
sionai
Roy-Nysr-
The marriage has been announces OF
Miss ReuIah 2 Myer and Or. James
Philip Roy. the ceremony having TAX.
OF place ri high noon In the home OF
the bride on Tuesday Of last week. Df
and Mrs. Roy left town at once 70
spens their honeymoon in the North
Sso-y-T~IIrr-s yesGue-
The FIRST regular monthly Tnecuns
~ The S.o7v-T.ilerS League of hich'
-,crd will he held 81 the Virginia Me-
casnics' Institute on "Wednesday Az
,.rroor. October is. at O'CLOCK Al
interesting prcsrsn Is planned. and
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