The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
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lions OF the compositions of several
well known writer's. and was fully APP
prcciated by a wcll-Gllcd auditorium
of Interested listeners
In addition to the strictly artistic
Interests of the Art school the club
has Instituted Il citas IN pictorial and
commercial Illustration Oh Thursday
and saturday MORNINGS. from TO l..
O'Clock, ana on Wednesday afternoons
from To !, o'clock. students are re-
uurcd 10 lave SOM knowledge of
drawing before entering this class al.
though beginners may enter II they
are also working In the regular classes
Of the school. Illustration is essen
tally an art FOR tbe setting forth Of
idcas-the author who,c book Is being
illustrated Or the original ideas Of the
artist himself. Therefore In The study
Of illustration IN this class emphasis
Is laid ur0n the idea To be cmboai ID.
as well as upon the technique and tho
mechanical considerations necessary u
work which is to be reproduced
I'm the commercial branch :tt .ntion
VIII be paid 10 posters ;iId advertise
mcnts. Additional classes in any of
the fine arts wi.l be held weekly from
S 10 10 Y. NJ, If sutiiccnt number
of students be enrolled The current
Arr Club, and the prospects Tor tic
coming year, beginning IN octotcr. are
decidedly Gattcrins.
Nest Tuesday tn, club will listen 10
a valuable tall! by Frank w Duke OIL
Il subject upon which lac possesses q
special ability. Ills subject will he
Vocational Education" ana the appI-
cation which MIR. Duke viii make OF
Tho subject viii ne its influence upon
,a.. ), A.,
bread BY the swcmt OF their Drows MIR
Duke has given the subject much attcn
ton and ~ regarded AZ an authority on
the question. The lecturer is well
known as thu head Of the Mechunics'
institute OF Richmond
story TeIIcrs' League.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
story Tellcrs' League Of Ricl!lnVnd viii
take place OH "Wednesday, April IL at
+. NJ. in the auditorium of the Viz
Sinia Mechanics Institute. a pr3mp,
attendance Is urged, as Il most inter
cst!ng program Is promised. Hereafter
there viii be no admission 10 these
meetings except b. membership ca, is,
which are to be had al the door ana
upon application TO Miss Lucy :. Cole
man. the president or to any OF the
membership committee.
The free use Of thu excellent library
OF ELpTy DOORS NGdkcS membership III
tho Story Tcilers League "A very help
ful adjunct TO all kinds of educational
work. Books may be taken out eacn
Wednesday from TO $50 and from
$50 TO 9.
Organ Rccitnl.
There Will be a very interesting or
gan and song recital given in st
Paui's Church on Thursday evening a,
S:iH o'clock. The affair Is under tho
ali of "a nj 10 NJ l.
aries In Richmond, and some Of ths
best known musicians in tho city VIII
take part in the program arranged ioI
that evening. MIR Rcinhardt ana Mr..
Cosby VIII play and Mrs. Mcneil Will
sing number OF songs. Perhaps tho
most pleasing feature Of the cntiro
program vii! be the violin solos rem
dercd by little Miss Maria Adkins.
daughter of Mr. ana Mrs Thomas sd
kins she IL only thirteen years old, aud
IS already quite prominent in musical
circle in Richmond. Last spring her
recital before the members OF the No
mans Clnl. was one OF tac mos, de-
ilghtful musicals o: that season
Meeting Monday.
Tn" iieiping Circlc OF Kings Dau.h-
tors Viii meet in the home OF Mrs
John Chuiklcy 22p5 East Broad street.
on Monday afternoon AT half-past 81
o'clock An Important matter is TO be
decided upon at this meeting and al!
members arc urged 10 nc present.
IstcscttS-NaSs.
Stephens Episcopal Church al Gull
peper WAS the scene OF brilliant we'd
ding Wednesday, evening. when MISS
Mary Harper Nass tho daughter Of
MI and Mrs. Roslin Cummings Nass.
became the bride OF Or. Laurence san
ford Ricketts,, of Orange. The Rev. J
W. Ware, rector Of tho church, per-
formed the ceremony before an altar
that was banked with palms and Germs
and Easter lilies Mrs W. Jennings
presided al The organ. playing both the
professional and occasional marcSes