The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

"a Vi"'Sc blossoms She carried a show
or oouHuct OF Bride roses and lilies OF
me NallS, and hcr only ornament wa.
brooch of pearls and sap2nires. Mis-,
Iuanlta G. ijcrncr. who was her sister.
maid OF honor. wore Il gown of yinl
SATIN made with AN ovcrdrcss OF white
chilph and carried big bouquet OF
PINK roses, Richard r. Sale, Jr.. a
cousin OF the groom, WAS best man
me bridesmaids We're Misses Susie
! Lee iiorner, of Lynchburg; Aurelfa and
Marie Undertake. sisters OF the groom
Mahic Hunter Blackburn. Nancy
| GElSss and Mary Louise Buwlcs. Three
! OF them wore gowns OF pink satin drap-
ca III cream-colorcd net, and three
! wore pale blue satin yelled N the same
net Their bouquets were. quaint ar
| iIalrs OF ferns and pink carnations fin
isncn with lace and trimmed with pink
chiffon steamers: The ;sroomsmen in
cluded W. +. Enos, OF Norfolk: Charles
r. Russell, William $. Chalklcy, Wilbur
| ~ Weisiger, Vernon ~ Wells and
| james T.. Woodhousc Of Norfolk
| Alter Northern honeymoon, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Undertake will mako their home
nj 40 West Grace street. Guests from
a distance attending the ceremony were
Mrs Charles Lloyd I4armcr. of Roanoke
sister of the bride; Mrs. rhurston Il.
Huffman. of Roanoke; Miss Susie lee
Horner, of LynchburE; ". T.. a. Enos,
F; of Norfolk, ana james Il. Woodhouse,
| of NorfoN
| Art Club NoteS.
The regular Tuesday talk OF the Art
Club was an interesting description OF
an interview With Pope Plus " By Mrs.
. j. ). Durham. the Wife of Rev. j. w.
| Durham. of South Richmond Mrs.
! Durhams powers of narration are far
above the usual, and notwithstanding
the difference in their religious points
! OF view, IL seemed that the agreeable
impression produced was mutual, and
, His Holiness paid her the unusual com :
pliment of blessing "a rosary presented
by non-Catholic. a rare occasion, but
one which Mrs. Durham considered
worth noting in her very Informing
talk before the Art Club.
The lecturer was very much impress
cd with the dignity and benovolence OF
T, the Pope, and expressed much regret
at being unable to carry on the brief
conversation granted her In the Italian
tongue.
Mrs. Durham is ready and inter-
esting speaker, and held her large
audience from beginning to end.
The Art Club will continue these
talks through the winter and we'll in
to the spring, the interest showing All
increase rather than dimnution.
Next Tuesday afternoon ut 1870 w. c..
Torrance. curator of the Valentine Mus
cum, will give nhistoracl account of
the many and valuable engravlngs
adjoining the walls and cases of that
interesting museum. Inasmuch as the
rules of the museum preclude the re-
moval OF any of these valuable works
from the walls. the lecture of Mr.. Tor
, rance VIII be confined TO II description
and recital of their values from a strict
ly historical point of view, and Will be
of great intereat to all those interest ed
in these monuments OF an Srtistic past.
Great stress has been laid by cor
( respondents Of the daily press upon
til value OF "A public library, and their
position is Il strong one, but right here
n the doors of the people .f Richmond
is collection OF valuable and interest
| ing historical records ursurpa sscd in
many respects by any similar collcc :
! ton in the United States. In addition
to which the manag cment Of the mus
cum has uniformly granted permission
| to artists and scholars to make such
use of these collections as may suit
their needs. Coryista, Investigators.
writer's and, in general. all delivers into
the history of any branch of art rep
| resented here have been given practi-
cally free hand of these treasures
Mr.. Torrance is probably. as we'll fit
ted to give an account cf the engraV
ings in the museum any man who
has ever been charged with their care
and preservation.
| The regular quarterly meeting of the
board of directors of the Art Club will
! he held Tuesday afternoon at s o'clock.
| Patrons of art are always welcome 10
! those talks on art and kindred subjects.
| Among the works of art adjoining the
/ walls OF the Art Club at Belvidere and
/ West Grace Streets may be seen full
, sized Photographic reproduction of the
| famous Mona Lisa" so mysteriously
stolen from tho walls of tho Louvre Art
Galleries at Paris.
Al the womnn's Club.
| Monday Will he college Day" at
| the Womans Club, when some of the
| college bred members will tell OF some
interesting and entertaining phases OF
| college life. The speakers will be Mrs
j. w Durham. OF tho University Of
| Chicago; Miss Josephine Mcleod, OF
! Randolph Macon; Miss Mary Day Winn.
Of Vassar, and Mrs c, w Culp, OF
| Maryland College Mrs. Clifton Miller
will render a number OF college songs
ana Miss Mimi is chairman OF the oc-
| casion.
| On Wednesday, Afternoon Miss A.. 7.
, Daniel Will speak to the litcratur.
| class.
| FEBRUARY iOUrnnTncnt.
| The February tournament Of the
Womans Club was held Thursday
evening a. the club with thirteen
tables playing. Tho best score was
made by Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~ Belvin
! supper following the tournament wan
/ served nj the card tables. and was FUR
| nishcd by phc entertainment commit
! tee Of tn club. The next card tour
| namcnt VIII he held on Thursday even
Ing, March 81, In the parlors OF the
/ Womans Cluh
Monthly Meeting
The regular monthly meeting OF the
,yecutiva hoard OF The Richmond Edu-
Gatlon Association took place on We'd
nesday at The John Marshall Iiigh
/, Sehool rhose present were DR.. ]. C..
Metcaif. president Mrs. James Crump.
MIS- Melville Branch. Mrs. Harvey
Clark. Mrs .\lico NJ Tyler Mrs. Iamce
I Iiarwood and Mrs Wingo.
Mrs, ryier. chairman of Inc history