The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
Springs. and take q prominent par
in the social life at that resort.
Mrs. Peasants Entertained.

Says an exchange: There was a fas-
cinating old world atmosphere about
Miss Dixie Seiden's little tea for Mrs.
Robert de Val Court CAROLS guest.
Mrs. Fred Peasants of Richmond,
Va. at the formers home in Ciaein-
"ati on Tuesday last. 1t WAS not
large, only few kentucky friends OF
Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. P!cassnts ha4ng
hidden to hear some of Mrs. Albert
Morrill's charming children's stories
from manuscript f.2d ny Niss Emn.-
Collins Miss Selden's studio is
crowded with superb mahogany. which
belonged TO Miss Sf.lden's people.
There are, too, some delightful old
Italian trifes picked up during the
residence in Florence of Miss Sclden
and Miss Meudenhall. and their tea
tastes much better than most pe0-
pies by the light charm of the old sill
yer tea service. Miss Emma Men
denhall and Mrs. Marshall Halstead
presided on Tuesday. About twenty
guests -entoxed- the -aftnrnnnn-
Art Club Note-.
Adjoining the walls of the Art club
rooms at the club on Belyidere street
can be seen evidences Of progress in
art entirely unexpected by any save
a few enthusiasts, who have always
maintained that Richmond Possesses
the talent for such work, but lacked
an awakening The awakening has
arrived. ard today can be seen draw
ings and sketches by Miss Helen
Lorraine. Honorable Mention" also
First Mention" "Honora BILE Men
ton" for the work of Miss SalIie
Fitzgerald. Second Mention" TO Miss
Lucille Montgomery and Third
Mention" Tor Miss Elizabeth Allen
Miss Ada Smith captures Il Men
ton" In addition TO which can be
seen several specimens of pen and ink
work by Nat Markeson.. showing
unusual merit in composition and
drawing. As has been said before.
these sketches and drawings have
beet1 srfatte from fife and show Il de-
veiopne nj hardly to be looked for
among such "a large number Of pupils
class In modelling IN clay from life
is now studying although. tht. regular
term Of the school ended with the
month Il May. The exhibits will soon
BE- removed from the walls to give
NAY -for--s,ew afiar:s later IN the year
The lawn fete given by the scholars
of the art school last Thursday after
noon in the grounds OF the Art
club. was In every way success, and
10 the participants too much credit
cannot be given. Those participating
in the dances and games presented
were the following Misses Josephine
Blair. Dorothy Meek. Anne Bigger.
Louise Blair. Jane strudwick, Louise
Blankenship. Jean Blair. Eleanor
hirk. Elizabeth Jobson. Frances Jor-
dan, juliet Doggett. Minoia Doggett.
Annie Armstrong, Dorothy Bruce.
under tutelage and direction of Miss
"a ~
was largely responsible for the pro-
nounced success Of the affair.
During and following the dancing
refreshments were served by the fol-
lowing young girls Of the senior
classes; Miss Kitty Vaughn. Miss
Elsie Mccall. Miss Jane WingfIe!d.
MISS Virginia Clark, Miss Madeline
Berger. Miss Louise Williams, Miss
juliet Williams, Miss Mildred Wil
lam$. Miss Emily Hall and Miss
Elizabeth McI.ain. TO Mrs, G. /
R"strup is due high NEED Of credit
for the conception and carving opt
OF the affair. and II is understood tina,
next year o more ambitious program,
VIII be undertaken.
Twsnina-Turner.
n very pretty wedding took place on
W eohcsday evening at &, 30 O'Clock AT
inc home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge
Inrher. 3e{ South Third street when
their daughter, Miss Geraldine pen
shaw Turner became the brid, of MIR
Frederick Howard Twining. son og AIR
and Mrs. +. l.. TwiDng. of this city.
the piflors We're decorated with palms
ana roses, ana the ceremony wag per
formed by Dr. II. Clay Lilly. nastor
-fsr,--strytEri7rT fsfYTff'TfI
The bride Wore a tailored suit az
taiff SlotIl ~Hsi h4t and gloves 10 riiattte.
ana carried bouquet Of lilies of the
valley and Bride roses. She entered
the parlor With her father, who save
her IN marriage. Miss Julia Graves,
of Bedford City. Va. was the brides
maid OF honor. and only attendant she
wore & gown OF blink SIX ana lace.
and carried pink sweet peas Mr.. ard
Mrs. Twining. who are spending the
honeymoon In Canada. viii be at home
at Gil Hawthorne avenue. Ginter Park.
or their return.
Out-of-town guests n, the wodding
We're Mr.. and Mrs. James G. RenShaw.
Of the University OF Virginia: Miss
Julia Graves. of Bedford City. Va;
Mrs. Theodore r. Epes, of Blackstone.
Va. and Miss Aileen Martin, OF the
University OF Virginia.
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edward W'ai-
Ter have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Elrora
Mae. to Mr.. Harry Wooding. Jr. The
ceremony win take place on Weddings
day afternoon. June 18th at ? O'Clock
in Moffett Memorial Baptist church.
St. Johns Circle.
St Johns circle OF Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet Monday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock with Mrs. Charles f.
Rose. Third avenue and Stuart str et,
Highland Park. Every member Is ask
ed to be present as this Is the last
before the Sheltering Arms
NJ oonlightto Dr. n Gap on Tuesday
evening. June 18th. at Sis o'clsck.
Meeta Wednesday,
Richmond chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederacy. win meet on w sd-
Camp hall. This will be the Hast meet
ing OF the charter before fail.
Woodinx-Eariy.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Early. OF
Mount Fair" Albemarle county, Va.
riage of their daughter, Marie. to
DIR. Charles +. WoodinG. of Char
fottesyiIIe. the ceremony 10 take place
on "Wednesday evening. June 18th. !
at s-o'eleek.
General Meeting.
The General Association for the |
Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
will hold its regular summer meet F,
ing in the rooms of the Virginia His. /
torical society Monday morning at II !
o'clock. This date commentaries the |
landing of the white men al the falls