The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
SOCIETY

old Point where they have been
spending a week"
Miss Miller has visited In Richmond
as the guest of Miss Emma Gray
White and Miss Nell Potts on several
mond people will so to Baltimore
for her marriage.
| At the Wonsan's Club.
DIR. James Calvin Metcalr. profess
sor of English at Richmond Coll
iege. will lecture on Tolstoi at the
Woman's Club Monday afternoon at
4:as O'Clock. Dr. s.etcar Is one OF
the most popular lec-''rers who are
heard at the club. and his lecture
has come TO be regarded as an an
nual event of the greate1t interest
among club members. Mrs. william
Alfred Crenshaw Is chairman of the
afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon at half
after O'Clock, Miss Augusta Daniel
VII meet the literature class to dis
cuss Brownings much discussed poem.
The Ring and the Book.
Observation-Disclosures
The marriage Of Miss Emily Tay-
lor Robinson to MIR. Ben p. Aims
worth took place at the home OF
re brides parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Edward r. Robinson. on Upper Main
street, Lexington. Va, Wednesday
afternoon at O'clock. The ceremony
was performed by Or. Alfred 7. Ora
ham. assis;ed by DR.. James X. Hover
ton. The drawing room was decor
ated with ferns and great Jars OF white
chryxanthemams. while pink carna.
items were used In the library. and
the dining room viii be arranged.
with palms and bowls of tonouiis.
Miss Margaret Witt played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin az the
bridal party entered the parior. Little
Misses Emily Penick and sally
Staples and Masters Allan Peniek
and Robert Howerton held the rib
bons.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter. Miss Margaret Graham Robinson
as maid of honor, who wore I'M
gerie froek with white lace hat. and
carried bouquet OF pink roses. the
brides gown was fashioned OF duchess
satin. richly embroidered and trimmed
In duchess lace. Dr. BENJAMIN Moo
NAV, OF Roanoke. was the groom
best man
The ceremony was followed by a
receQtion. after which Mr.. Ainswcrth
and his bride left for an Eastern
honsymocn They VIII rs"ke GER
home at Oklahoma City. Okla. where
MIR. Ainsworth Is engaged In the prsc-
ttce OF law He was graduated last
June in the law department OF
Washington ard ee University.
Wedding iositations-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio. T.. Ridgefy. OF
Baltimore, have issued Invitations Tor
the marriage OF their daughter. Lisa
Howard. TO Mr.. Henry Lawrence Bell.
The ceremony. which Is Of wide South
IN AL mn hare
day evening. April esth at 8. 30 o'clock
in Christ Protestant Episcopal church.
Baltimore. -.
Invitations have been received here
fretn Mrs John Hunter Foster for
tne marriage OF her daughter. Mildred
Ciarksan. to Mr.. Jacob Edge. OF
Philatiels no. the wedding to take
r,iaea on Wednesday, evening. April II.
AT 8 o'clock In ST. Paufs Episcopal
church Alexandria. Va Miss Fcs-
ter - a rsece Of Mrs. Samuel p. Witt,
~ THE cttv. and has visited here on
many occasion,
Art Club .ifairs-
During the winter now happily
ended the Art Club of Richmond has
teen giving a series of talks on va
rious subjects. mainly on art, but In
the course q the season pretty E,uch
the whole range of human effort has
received notice. Last Tuesday after.
! noon ~ 4s3o O'Clock Mrs. Norman v
Randolph entertained large audi
ence with some ideas on Art" as
EXPRESSED in everyday life. and from
the standpoint Of the lecturer there
are few more Important motives than
the education of the growing child IN
some OF the piainest tenets Of art a:
applied to that formative period.
In giving what she denominated
Definitions" Mrs. Randolph made Il
departure. from conventional ideaA
and gave new viewpoint TO what
may be called domestic art. or the arr
, OF the nursery. the home. the garden
the playground and the city. A strong
plea was made for an Increase In the
playground facilities OF Richmond. A.