The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-16

many clever Southern women who
! have affiliated themselves with New
| York life. and have been assimilated,
Is the daughter OF Mrs. and the late
| DIR. James Iceland VASE. OF Rich
| mond. Va. The bridal couple will sail
on the Moltke on July sth for a
wedding tour of Italy, Switzerland.
/ France and England. returning 10
| New York late in the autumn.
! Patronssses for tho Moonlight.
| The patronesses for the moonlight
excursion to Dutch Gap. Tuesday, June
| 18th, at S:i5 +. Nj. for the benefit OF
the Shelteriug Arms Free hospital. will
be the members of the st. Johns cir
icie of Kings Daughters, under whose
auspices the trip Is given and the bJard
of managers of the hospital.
! Frances Willard Medal Contest.
One OF the most enjoyable and sue
cessfui medal contests ever held ur-
der the auspices Of the Frances VIII
| lard VI. T. l.. A., was given at the
East End Be ptist church. Tuesday.
June I1ih.-at- 2.1a p-M Music MAJ
furnished by the choir. and Rev. r. o.
Soyars led In prayer. The following
young ladies' contested for the medal:
Misses Louise Johns. Ella Elizabeth
Morris. Essie Taylor Cox, Myrtle Bai
ker Dorothy II Jenkins and Miss
Freeman. So exeellentl% were the
Rotations rendered, that the judges,
Mrs. ". r. Binns, Miss Pearl Young
and Mr. Waveriy Kelley. had no easy
task assigned rheru. fuF after due
eoysitiera ton II was unanimously
agreed that Miss Louise Johns reading,
The Little Girls Prayer was en-
sitled 10 first prize, and she was award
ed the silver medal, by Rev. W r..
I BurrefI NJ ISIS Johrs r. IA well known
staCtff fDfIEt hx, real
talent ard per friends expect her to
achieve honor fin this field. In APP
probation Of tbe splendid efforts OF
the other contestants, they were each
presented with a handsome white fan
by Rev W. II. BurreiI Miss Min
ME Cogbitl is leader of The Medal Con-
test work. 81 the Frances Willard
d. branch. The president. Mrs. James
/ W. Anderson, wishes to extend her
thanks Ia all, who so kindly assisted
her In making the evening such
pronounced success.
At the Art Club.
An important event of the school
Iyear just elapsed was tIle winning Of
the scholarship offered by the club
fer the FIRST time since the establish
ment of the association The fortunate
lpupl was Miss Elizabeth Mclean OF
the tuntor class. The scholarship
=
one year Miss Mclean has shown
exceptional ability ana progress ard
T has received. many congratulations
lover her success.
Drawing from life has been one e
most Important advances made hv tiie
club. and among those Junior scholars
who have shown marked ability must
/ he mentioned Miss Teresa Pollak and
Miss Flora Hutz1er. These pupils haze
k.Ast s4.kr,.
continue In the classes for the next
year.
eeiy~d honorable mention. a canvas
sreived honorable mention. ii canvass
by Miss Helen Lorraine. showing good
technique and color. The following
pupils drew tor the first time from
me life model and showed good ability:
/ AIias Helen Lorraine, Miss Fityg~FAItfs
Miss Rhoads. Miss Alb. Smith. Miss
Elizabeth Alien. Miss Virginia Lee
Crump. Miss Dorothy McCaw, Miss
Kitty Vaughn and Miss Isabel WEI
linms
Several good sketches in color rom
the nude were exhibited hy the scho |,
and Nhen 1t Is understood tina. Hp
To the present time no suitable life
model hats been found Ia Richmond ,he
enterprise OF The cluo in obtaining an
Expensive model from New YORK or
w aetAkhEAS4i tAH hG HllpEftAdAfN IL -
hoped that by the next year thu club
VIII be able TO obtain u mode, nearer
hoTus
= 'gs s n'.esssifys FIR sarass.rsg 'frs,G3f iSst
has not hitherto been appreciated here
so the classes have not been AS Neli
ATTENDED as could be wished
Following The practice os the most
eminent teachers abroad the aathori~
ties and teachers Of the school u, ia
that r:ts-its;s from itfa FORMS tflg very
Istepping- stone OF good art. an. The
club evidence the correctness OF this
view.
To go to Cincinnati.
The president and Mrs. Taft Nil,
! 40 to- Cincinnati m tiTrrr N attrFTTJ
the wedding of Mrs. Taft's niece
Miss Harriet Anderson. and AIR, Hugh
dc Fritsch. Miss Helen Taft, who
NIL be one OF the bridesmaids. viii
leave June ed to attend the sastiv-
tiles prec eding the wedding, Mr.,
Robert Taft will also be In the we'd
ding party as one OF the ushers Inn
mediateiy after the wedding the
presidential family will so to their
summer place at Beverly, aud not re-
turn to the White House until oc-
rober.
heCeptf0n.
delightful reception was given
in the home of NJ. and Mrs. w. RI,
| Mallory. OF Highland Park, on the
tenth anniversary of their marriage.
Among those who called to extend
CONGRATULATIONS were Mrs. Lola Mall
lery, Mrs Jennie Mallory, Mir
Claudia Wilkinson, Mrs. Ida White
| man. Mrs. Lear. Mrs. Walker. Miss
Lucille Campbell. ises Edith HessSr.
j Niss I.izzio Boggs. Miss Florence
/ walker, Miss Emile Rcggs. Miss
| Marion Jennings. Rev Charles ~
| Hocgs. Mr.. willsinaon. NJ. srri,ie
| Mallory. Messrs Walker, Campbell.
| Lear. aud others
Joncs---tslii~.
~ the S. cond Prashytertai aaron.
of pe.arshurg. Va. the N arriasia "
t Miss Emily SteyuEs Jnnrs, ttnsfftss''
Of Mr.. ami Mrs Genrg William
Tones Is Mr.. William Dane. ELLIS.
son ~ Mrs sarah J. ELS and The
Tate iSr u. = ELS. % Ash nntls Nil,
! was safemui4ed Wednesday "veainr.
The church was elahoratefT cea.irat-
ed. In pains and ferns
Ml.s gosa Arlington ties'a MS
i the brides maid OF honor. she Araie
1g7ygfnyy wtri- f+Hxrrrr- rrwrt
rfed bouquets - Killarney rassss ana
/ awacspaas Misses virginia Spais-
reod MckMs1sy ana e'arelins ,.
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