The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-03
MISS M'INTIRE OPENS
STUDIO IN NEW YORK
several Attrnctiyc Parties Arc Given
In Celebration OF Iisltowe'en---Wiii
X lecture MT Art Club.

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In Celebration OF Hsiiowe'en--yyiii
lecture MT Art Club.
Miss Katherine McIntire has returned
& to New York for the winter, where she
VIII have her studio. While in Rich.
mond. Miss Molntfre received mention
from tho Academy or Fine Arts. Phil
adelDhia, that her, miniatures heve been
accented by tho Society of Miniature
: Painters and also accepted by tho CHI
cage Miniature Painters at An exhibit,
tion now being held in that city Miss
Mclntire has already made no. small
name for herself in the world az nrt,
and her success Ind been the subject
Of much Interested comment around the
tea tables of her friends In Richmond.
surprise Psrty.
4 very attractive surprise party was
given to Miss Elizabeth Moore at her
homo Halloween night. Mira. stuart
Reynolds, as a witch, was one OF tho
features OF tho evening. Those In
vited included a few OF the young set
as follows: Misses Madeline Bigger,
Martha Mallory. Rebecea Bird, yir-
ginia Jones', Margaret Evans. Doro-
thy Smith, Nellie Henson, Ellen Garnett.
Grace Gillian, Mamie Wight Louise
Shepherd. Matte Shelton. Mildred VIII
liams, Isabel CALDWELL; AIessrs. Willie
8 Shelton, Bob Seale. Wallace NeaIe.
e Ashby Miller. Charles Collins, Dre~ry
Blair. Tom Christian. Peasants Tyler,
Whiitet. Ben Weisigcr. James Hughes.
Grafton Addison. Marlborough Add.
son. Edmund Ruckcr and Cuthbert Leo.
Those assisted In tho dining room wero
Mrs. A. F. Shelton and Mrs. Artlitir
Evans
40 Sing in Norfolk.
Says Norfolk exchange:
A}song recital of rare merit Is soon
to be heard by members OF the Nor
folk Music Club. when Miss Betty
II, ~,att LIT. LII
pear before them.
'.This ia the fret recital compliment
tary to members given by the club.
and II 10 with great satisfaction that
those In charge can present singer so
we'll known In Norfolk.
Miss Booker has not only earned
triumphs Throughout her own South
land, but can claim successes at Co.
vent Garden, London, and also in New
York"
AZ the art Club.
1ea, Submarine Torpedo Boats" Ia the
subject of most interesting lecture
that Will be given by Admiral Harrie
4 Webhter. United States Navy (retired),
before tho members OF the. Art Club Of
Itichmond and their guests this after
noon at 4:30 o'clock In the cIubroolns.
Admiral Webster is q very delightful
speaker and is a great fayoritc mt tho
Art Club. 4 largo audience will be
present to hear him this afternoon. and
tea will be served by the house COM
snittec after his lecture is concluded
Dance Postponed. ~
Tine regular Thursday evening hop
1T the Hermitage Golf Club viii not
he hold this week account of tho
He'd Cross ball 10 be given the same
evening mt the Grays' Armory. The
ball Will be one of the biggest social
events OF tltc fal, senson, and ali Rich
mopd will turn out TO attend H. the
committees and patroncsses include
some Of the best known women in tho
s sasEl ana 'As a''''F u 70 DC . eeol''s
Subrr--Linthfcum.
- pretty homo wedding Was ceie-,
brated last Wednesday afternoon, whom
Miss stella Linthicum was married TO
mother, Mrs Ella Il. Linthicurn, on
Roxhoro Street, Durham, N. &.
Just before the ceremony Edgar
@Howerton sang solo. This was fol-
lowed by the rendition OF the wedding
march by aiiss Alice HundIey. Miss
Suannah Linthicum, sister of the bride
6and maid of, honor. wore a white
dutchess satin gown yelled with tulle,
and carried j bouquet OF Killarney
troses. The groom entered with his best
man, n. II Swami, OF Durham.
Tho bride was dressed In a going
away gown Of chiffon broadcloth, and
entered on the arms OF her uncle, II.
C. Linthicum. Sho carried shower
DOQuet rpHeS.r me DTtue lB Wiueiy
rotated In Virginia, and has many
friends in. this city.
EntcrtHined Friday.
Dir. and Mrs. d. w. Driskill enter,
tained at their residence, HOS Brook
Road, Friday evening The rooms
were decorated in keeping with tho
celebration on Halloween, and games
amused the guests until a late hour,
when they unmasked and supper was
served. Prizes were awarded to Mlsa
AEal-. ~
Ganzert. The guests included Misses
RUBY Floyd. Edith Carver, Hattie
1 Carver. Willie Carver, Clara Stein.
Mamie Floyd. Winnie Floyd. Laura
IIolzhauer. Florence Holahauer, Perl
Carver. Ruth Harris; Messrs. Allen
ert, Vernon Pettus. Percy Douglas, b.
Tyler. Gray Miller, Harry Currie, Page
Floyd. Alvin Cheatwood, Norman Har-
Iris, afr, and Mrs; .. w, Drtskiil, MIR.
&Chnrles Ganzert. Nj and Mrs. w, ].
Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Harris,
Emf. and Mrs. W II. Cosby, AIrs. Kate
Britton, Mrs. E. +. odell. Victor Floyd,
walker Floyd and Mr.. .Ashworth.
Gard Club Entertained.
The Chslfonte Five Hundred Club
was entertained last week by Miss
Airline Drumeller. Of 400 North Avenue,
Barton Heights. Miss Violet Devereux
ind Mr. Seymour were awarded fist
ieynolds the second. Miss Helen Davis
and Mr. Meistcrs were guests Of honor
pm this occasion Decorations suitable
% Halloween were used. and refresh
anentsi were served at the card tables.
Marriage Announced.
w. T. Passmore. of Lunenburg, has
sHued cards announcing the marriage
IL his daughter, Nelly, to Richard Ed
yard williams of Victoria, the cere-
nony having been performed by Rev
~ II. Love at the home of tho bride,
Wednesday,. October rs. They left
Immediately for Palm Beach, Fla, and
Pther Southern points. Mr.. and Mrs
Williams will be at home. to their
riends. after November 10, In Victoria.
Those present at the marriage from
81 distance were Mrs. r. w. Herbert, OF
,lchmond; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Foulkes,
Kenbridge; Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
Vim, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. VIM, Mrs.
earl .Passmorc, of Keysviile. and
Iessrs Sherwood Carter, Lewis Ncl-