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

OF the kcenest and her ability In put
ting things'' Is something to be mar
ve1ed at.
/. The exhibition Of work by the pu-
pills OF the Art School during the past
scholastic year. which has been adorn-
ing the walls of the club for the
past few weeks, has been source OF
much congratulation from the art low
ers Of Richmond. and the future Of
some Of the pupils, Judging from their
work, Is az assured as any artistic
II 10 can be.
Beginning with Tuesday, the Sd of
April, an exceptionally fine display Of
work will be on exhibition at the Art
School. Mr.. William y. Silva, OF Sa-
sannah. and Washington, d. c., will
show specimens Of his work, to con-
tinue for one or two weeks Mr.. Silva
has recently exhibited In Baltimore.
where hts paintings have been viewed
by large numbers OF admirers His
work shows the influence Of his Paris
studies. where he pudsued his work
under the eye OF the well-known ar
fist, Jean Paul Laurens. Since 1908
Mr.. Silva has been located in WASH
ington, where his atelier IL at present
The usual Tuesday afternoon lee
ture will be omitted this week.
Miss Isabel Carter. who II. the guest
Of Miss Chloe Tyler Cooke in Balti.
more. was the guest OF honor at a
luncheon given on Friday by Mrs. J.
Southgate Lennon at her home on
West Ianvaie street Mrs. Lemmon's
guests were Misses Carter, Cooke,
Mary CARROLL Frick. Catherine Bond.
Elizabeth Lennon. r. Lawrence
Hoffman, Eleanor Carey and Neville
Lennon.
Miss Nurney Hostess.
Miss Therese Nurney entertained at
dinner Friday night at her home in
Suffolk In honor Of her guest, Hiss
Elizabeth Dow mes. of Baltimore. Cow
ers were laid for eight. Miss Nurney
and Miss Downes are well known In
Richmond. where they have visited a.
guests OF the formers sister. Mrs
Thomas Smythe. ON Monument ave.
nue..
Next Tuesday Afternoon.
The Association for the 4reserva-
ton of Virginia Antiquities will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 4:a0 o'clock in
the rooms Of the Virginia Historical So
eivsy. Inc nour - changed from III
A. NJ. to +. NJ. on account OF Holy
Week services In the churches.
al Home" to Visions.
At the Young Womens Christian
Association this afternoon from $3.50
to o'clock that organization will be
at home" TO the young women OF
Richmond and TO the student volun-
teers who are in the city. The pro-
gram will he given for and by the stu
cent volunteers Mis-. c. p Walfcrd.
vice-president OF the board OF direc-
tors of the Young Women's Christian
a tot xE{I Ia h.
iiig. and the program will be as fol-
lows:
Prayer and hymn.
Welcome address
Response.
...rhe Shepherd True. by Onion
Theological Quartette.
Personal Responsibilities" by DIR.
w >. Fo' svthe. NJ. D.. of Korea
I'VE Beseech Thee. Hear U.s. by
r'nicn Theological Qurtette.
Ice Chapter to Meet.
Lee Chapter. nited Daughters Of
IT, f'nnfederaey. win meet Tuesday
morning at IL o'clock In Lee Camp
Hail All members are requested to
attend.
Personals.
Miss Martha Purcell vii go to Hoi-
Fms Institute 70 spend Easter week
With Miss Myra Chambers.
Miss T.ncv Gwaihmey. Of 800 West
Grace street. spent several days last
we with friends In Lexington, Va.
Mrs. Virginia Halves Terhune. who
is best known as Marion Hariand. Is
the guest OF her brother. Mr.. s.. H.
Hawes. at hts home in Ginter Park.
Miss Virginia Gordon and Miss
T.n's wald-op. Of Norfolk, arrived
yesterday at spend several weeks with
Miss Elisabeth Hotchkiss.
Miss T.n,,tse Williams has returned
from Suffolk, where she has been Wis
iting Miss Katharine Primer.
Ms. Jacob Michaux IL visiting her
fsr~hter. Mrs. Edward Baird. In Nor
folk.
Miss Katharine Kent of Ashland.
, SHOOTS WELL.