The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-04
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Successes OF the season and who ha:
every attribute which goes TO max,
a charming hostess"
Meeting of Ice Chapter.
Lee Chapter. United Daughters o.
the Contcdcracy. will hold it's rcEu
lar monthly meeting on Tuesday morn
: ing at II o'clock in Ice Camp Hall. 4
full attendance Is desired Especlnt
~ is IL desired that all VINO hold mp.
PIicatton blanks will fill them out
promptly and return them ut Thu:
meeting on Tuesday morning. The
chapter has but recently been organic.
Cd, and each member must rcnncmbc,
mat every unit is responsible for tn,
whole. and each person belonging &c
the chapter is expected 20 achicv,
great things in accordance with The
distinguished name horne by tn,
whole.
interesting Entertainment.
The wedding ot Tom Thumb and
a.ary June, assisted by forty children
| between the ages of three and twelve
years, will be given ri the Laurel
street Methodist Episcopal Church OF
tuesday night 1T s O'clock The az.
iair has been repeated at the request
or large number OF people. and viii
be Il very interesting entertainments
Art Club Notes.
Continuing the illuminating lectures
| given each week ut the studio OF the
Art Club of Richmond. Miss Mary
uShman gave an interesting dis
course last Tuesday afternoon on the
subject OF Athens In Its Ancient and
| Modern Art Aspects" From observa
, ton aud study. Miss Baughman proved
n most enjoyable entertainer, and gave
many points Of value in the history ni
this wonderful art city, going back
| 10 the beginnings OF art there ana
gradually coming down through the
ages to the modern city Of to-day
showing that Athens has maintnlncl
f. during tumultuuuS past its ancient
| traditions of art for arts sake. Offering
, one OF the most persistent examples rt
the effect of the best in the artistic
world known To history. So far from
/ showing Il decadence In its art trad :
F.. tons. the lecturer demonstrated that
Athens of to-day is well abrcas, OF
the rest of the world in It's approcla :
ton and employment OF art, civic II d
private, for here. as perhaps nowhere
else In the world, can be noted an APP
prcciaton of art as "A part of the social
life of the community, a phase upon
which great stress is nov being LAID
Ill America and on tho Continept
| Miss Baughman called To her aid in
demonstrating her points numerous
illustrations in photographs and pest
cards. obtained during her Residence
in that art centre. The Attendance OF
art lovers last Tuesday was more
numerous than at any recent after
noon. showing. in the minds of the Art
| Club members, that the steady efforts
Of the club are showing results. slow
in coming. but nonc the less persistcn,
a 4
wear stone" here finds It's apPlica-
ton, for during period OF many
years the Art Club has lahorod In the
single direction of instillinE into the
minds Of the art lovers of Richro 4
the truth that ".tr, is lonE ana time
is n.ctinE. so the necessity OF making
hay while tho sun shines has been
brought home TO them In such a way
; that at this late date the influence oi
the Art Club has pcrmcaied almost III.
entire body polite of the city
:. Next Tuesday. at the usual hour, 80
O'Clock. Mr.. Tracy will begin Il series
Of two lectures on historical furniture
i taking as cXemplurs the work of Hep.
plcwh!tc, chcrnton. Adams and Chip
pendalc, concluding by reference tc
the Georgian class which is held to y,
the natural development from the pro-
cednS work OF those masters. MIR
! Tracy's connection with prominent
dealer in antique furniture gives hin
especial facilities In his dcScriptir,
lectures, and bespcaks for him Il lurS,
audience next Tuesday. {. i. BigSS, /;
member OF the board Of directors O.
: tho Art Club. with whom Mr.. Tracy /:
connected. has consented TO give nucl
, assistance TO the subject In the way o.
Illustration and sample. Richmond be
ing in Il way the centre of the niarke
| for colonial furniture. these lectures bl
, Mr.. Tracy should be of muCh value I,
many among those who possess spec
linens OF old furniture.
In Dunrilie.
Mrs George Darlington Moselcy an,
Miss Louise Lewis loft yesterday e
be the guests OF Mrs William y. Brown
In Danvilic. for some time. They WI
also visit Mrs George V. VenahIe. /,
Lynchhur2, before returning to III
, city. Miss Frances Cooke Of tho Uni
vcrsity Of Virginia. will visit Mrs. Ven
able at the same time.
Meetings. This Week.
The Helping Circle OF Kings Dnugh
tcra" Will NEE; tomorrow afternoon Il
4 o'clock In the home OF Mrs. J. W
Rraucr, Jr HIS North Twenty FRS
Street All members are urged to at
tend this meeting
81. Johns Circle of Kings DauSh
ters Will meet on Monday afternoon a
, o'clock at the residence of Mrs. AliC,
Moore phillips, 2209 East broad Stree,
\ full attendance is urged mucl
. important business will he discussed =
!, this meeting. The annual entertain
! iuent given by this circl" will TAX
. place on February 20 at Liberty Hal
!. and Will lie II very interesting little pia!
/, school Days" The members of III
circle VIII b. tho school girls. an
= ! some Of the prominent men OH Churc
. nm viii! hc the schoo! boys. Their