The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-03
Art Club Notes.

The Art Club of Richmond opens
its doors for the current classes with
better prospects than at any time in
its history, and the indications point
to a most successful season 1t does
not seem to BIO generally understood
that there Is at the Art club a per-
rnanent exhibition of reproductions
of the masters. of work Of the pro-
fessional members OF the club, ana
Of the best work OF students in the
school. An inspection OF these latter
noted examples will convince the most
skepticaI that art has come 10 Rich
mond mot only to stay but to grew
through the exertions OF scholars. ma
tive and to the manner born. These
exhibitions are open to all patrons
Of art for arts sake. and 1t Is hoped
that all these Interested In art win
make IL an object to see the work OF
their children. big and little.
Visitors to Richmond have noted
! with surprise the apparent absence
of civic pride az evidenced by the lack
of care shown to the trees which are
such a Identification IL well cared
for and such a reproach II suffering
from the neglect seen on every hand
in this city. Not only have unsuita-
bic types been planted along man.
streets. but even thcee which are
fitted for city use have and are be-
Ing misused In almost all particulars.
! no attention being paid to their ap-
pearance or health.
The art club stands prepared to
give advice and assistance in pro,
curing expert knowledge from the
department Of agriculture at Wash.
| ington. The aim OF the Art club to
| tester the growth OF art In the youth
| full students is producing It's effect
| In larger classes Of Junior students
| and in the growth OF general interest
| in art for arts sake in Richmond.
Rciearse for Pageant.
| All members OF the Young Wom-
| ems Christian association, whether
| already in the pageant or not, are
| asked to meet at the gymnasium.
! corner Fourth and Cary streets. to-
morrow evening At 1880 O'Clock for
/ a musio rehearsal. Those who de-
! sire supper may come earlier.
Meet With Mrs. Sorg.
ST. Johns circle OF Kings Daugh-
/ tiers will meet with Mrs. Joseph g.
! Sorg, 2s1o East Franklin street, Mon
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Owing to
recent bereavements in the families
Of several of its members, the social
element Of the thank offering will be
| omitted. but the offering and pieces
] OF linen will be received at this
meeting for the Sheltering Arms free
h,epftal. Any friends wishing to do
| nate linen will kindly sand II to ths
above address or to Mrs. Ramon d.
| Garcin 261s East Broad street.
Central Committee TO Meet
/ The central committee Of the assoc
citation for the Preservation Of Vir-
xinia Antiquities will meet Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock in the rooms
IL the Virgins Historical society. All
members Of the eo1umisere are re-
uuested to attend the meeting.
| P~rs0rala
Lieutenant and Mrs. Russell S.
| Crenshaw, whose marriage was the
| most prominent event IN Richmond
last week are spen6ing their honey
moon IN A.hevilie. N c.. where they
are stopping at the Battery Park
hotel
/ Miss Mary Johnston spent several
/ DAYS last week in Washington at the
! New willard.
Mrs. willlam Msssie and Miss Fila
| Ruek will clcse their country hofat
IN Alhemar'a county this week. and
return to Richmond for the winter
/ Mrs. csarev Johnston ra,dlev will
/ RI ~ Ola pci~t the Riddle Of th''
| .ro-sh 10 o.te~S the marriage OF Miss
! Margaret Kimberly
ee
mrs. r~enac-e Price Of New ynrw
/ ~rnc ,.-s he-, Visiting Mrs Fred Scott
has sretnrpei horan.
\ NJ. ara MIS- rre-rv Fr~-'er ar
/ - Ar. Ur.t~svo AS;,tsr Il
Staunton-
I; r,-s Ware. ot nsrmirrham. Ala.
u the guest OF Miss Martha Maur!
Hohinson.
Mi-. Elizabeth Cnmrstngs has re
turness frn-r Charleston. ~ G.. wher,
! she ha. A~an visiting Mr.. ana Mrs
!. H a. Wnyti~ -