The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13
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G. G. Valentine. A. L. Herring. b. S.
c. w. Mercer. e. Runyon. f. E. Moffett.
T. MichauN. 4. Pcple. j. w. Henson.
J. S. Horsley. ]. r. Anderson. w. II.
oppenhimer c. II Robins. w. Gordon,
Garnett Nelson. w. J. West. George
Bryan. Henry Cannon. j. Calvin Stew
art NJ ID. Hoge. Marion Nuckols o.
j. Mosely. Jr. NJ. Q. Burke, A. L.. Gray.
q. b. Johnston. w. r. Jones, J. +.
Jones. II. NJ. Taylor, f. H. Terrell r.
II. Lindsey, John Lyons, r. Carter
Scott. Stuart MichauX. w. S. Gordon,
Misses Augusta Daniel, Fletcher. Knox,
Morris. Maria Blair, v. r. Elicit. Adele
Williams. Mary Williams. Stewart,
Adele Clarke. Helen Stevens, Ellie
Branch. Frances Scott.
The musical program includes Sc
lections sung and rendered by the
Grace Street Presbyterian Church
choir, a. Clifford Morse, director: First
Presbyterian quartette, ]. l.. Galbraith,
director; All Saints boy choir, Ernest
Ii. Cosby. director.
The prologue is to be spoken by Miss
Garlic Minor, following an organ pre-
Jude; an anthem. by mixed voices;
Angel Trio" from Elijah; violin solo,
Angel Serenade": duet, Miss Annie
Rcinhardt, Miss Phillips; largo. So
prano solo. little Forest Cubbon; CON
tralto solo. Ave Maria" Miss Jean
Trigg: anthem. Mrs Norris. Miss
Neasay. Mr. Jones, Mr.. finder: Ave
Maria solo by Mrs. y. Il. Guigon.
violin obligato; duet. The Angel"
tRubestein. sung by Mrs. Norris and
Ralph Ludwig; soprano solo Mrs
Guigon; % for the Wings of n Dove"
with violin obligato: contraito solo
win violin obliEato: Angels Ever
bright and Fair" soprano solo. Mrs.
Norris; "IIark! Harh! My Soul com
bhed choirs These are some of the
musical numbers that will be given
by well known artists Of this city.
Engagement Announced.
My, and Mrs. .. r. Eanes announce
the engagement of their daughter.
c Beatrlce' to Harvey Louis Cupp.
formerly of Miflin, Pa, but now of this
city. The murriagc will DC celebrated
some time in June.
At the Womnn's Club.
John Powell will give a piano re-
eital before tho members OF tho
Noman's Club tomorrow afternoon at
. o'clock. Mr.. Powell has been heard
az the cinb each year on his return
from abroad, and his recitals there have
been among the most notable evcn,e
given in the history Of the social life
OF inc club. The recital for tomorrow
afternoon, of course, is entirely frco
To members and their guests.
Mrs. John r. Hunter is chairman OF
inc afternoon. and the club parlors
VII! be decorated in vases of tulips ana
roses. GU"
Leaving for Wakhington
MISS Eula Atkins. Of Blackstone.
am Miss Ruth Smithson. OF t,rewo 80
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Taylor
~ thelr nome. 2l2) Grove Avenue. Mrs
taylor. in company with her guests
VIII leave to-day for Washington
where they expect to attend the u. :.
H. Congress, being altcrnates from
INC Emporia chaptor Mrs. TAYLOR
VIII also attend the associated con-
, ,,.,, OF the Daughters of 1912 in
wilmington Del. and will later be tho
guest OF friends IN Lancaster IA be-
fore returning to Richmond.
At the Art Club.
There arc nifty beautiful watcr-
colors exhibited at tho Art CIuh q,
Richmond this week by the American
federstion OF Arts. the Art Club hav.
ing become chapter OF this fedora
uoh recently. and this exhibit has
oeen brought TO Richmond through
me cooperation of the Richmond Edu
| cation Association and the club Tho
pictures arc lovely. There are Eastern
scenes, bright with the costumes n,
fantastic JuGslcrs and Indian women
and hollyhocks and gardens in tho
! sun and fishing pools and shadow
roads and wonderfully soft moonlirh,
tihtS and views OF some of the most
famous ruins in tho world and bcsu.
tiiul sunsets. all from the brushes az
wen known and most OF them fam
Gus artists Perhaps the most stril,
ing pictures of the whole croup arc
three by Elizabeth Shipper C;rcon
Elliott One is the The Aristocrat :,
winch lovely lady in a bright blue
satin gown strolls across a r,arbIcd
terrace followed by two peacocks. and
the other two are The Maker of Rain
bows and The Buyer of sorrows
Ihey are fascinating subjects and
wonderfully portrayed. "PhloX in
Sunlight" and "Ihbcrt street in New
YORK are two other pictures ina,
attract the interest Of the visitor a,
once. and there are numerous others
worthy OF note
Mrs. Jeffry Montague gave most
interesting and charming talk upon
The method and technique OF painting
at the Art Club on Tuesday afternoon
Tea was served by tho house commit
lee Immediately following Mrs Monta
CUES lecture
inree interesting receptions are &c
be held at the Art Club this week for
me delegates here TO attend the Con
terence for Education In the South
and about 200 guests will be Invited
for each afternoon. These receptions
VIII be held on Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons. and those
III the receiving line will be rcprcsen
tatives from the Art Club. the Rich
mond Education Association and the
special committee appointed by the
Governor OF Virginia to act as re-
ception committee for THE city. There
VIII also be number OF members
about In the different rooms 10 receive
and entertain the guests
An interesting feature Of these re-
/ ceptons VIII be tho members exhibit
and some of those who will have work