The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17

Prominsnt Visitor May Lecture.
Mrs. L. Vance Phillips. of New York,
is the guest of Mrs. Lewis Blair at
her home on Monument avenue. Mrs.
Phillips is the foremost china painter
IN New York city and 10 prominent In
art circles all over the country. She
Is the president Of the National League
of Mineral Painters, president OF the
Chatauqua Ceramic department, and
president of the Ceramic Department
of New York Mrs. Phillips has with
her an interesting new color chart
which she will probably show tho
artists of the city and their friends in
the near future. Mrs. ]. D. CIothier 10
at present arranging for Mrs. Phillips
to address the Art Club of Richmond
before its regular lecture season be-
gins. with the new interest aroused
In art in Richmond last spring Mrs
Phillips lecture on coiors and china
painting will be fitting opening for
this seasons interests at the club.
Art Club Lectures. IL
No definite plans have been made for
the opening of the seasons lectures at
the Art Club of Richmond. but they
will not begin until after the middle
of October. The art school will not
open until after the tenth OF October
when a more comprehensive course
will be given and number of new
features added.
Visiting In Russell County.
Miss Mary Fulton stuart. who has
been at the executive mansion with
her father for the past few weeks, Is
now visiting relatives In Russell
county.
In Honor of Soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schaadt enter
tanned last Friday evening in honor Of
Fl. Ingram Taylor and Ernest Y. Haw-
kins, of this city. who will leave this
week with the army. The parfors were
decorated with vases or scarlet sage
and white snap dragon. The dining
room table cloth Was handpainted in
United States flags and the centerpiece
was n silver cupid bearing an arrow
pierced heart IN his hand with this
inscription: "Aii is fair In love and
war" Music and games entertained the
guests. prizes for the latter being won
by Miss Blankenship and MIR. Adams.
The soldiers were presented with
gifts, Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. schaadt
in entertaining were Mr.. and Mrs n.
p woodson. Jr, and Miss Gretchen l..
Schaadt.
Federation of Mothers Clubs.
The first meeting of the season Of
the Federation Of Mothers clubs and
the Parent Teachers associations will
o'clock in the mothers room sos East
Marshall street. All members are ex-
pected to he present Oficers for the
year are Mrs william A. Burrows
president; Mrs, J, J. Phillips. fret vice.
president; Mrs. w w. Dodd. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. o. A. Spear
recording secretary; Mrs. George
Doane. treasurer: Mrs. William Gem
NELL and Mrs. J. r. Stires. historians.
Gsedmotber~' Meet.
All would be godmotsere to the SOL
diers in the East End will meet Mrs
Ramon n Carciu this afternoon at 4
o'clock IN st. Johns Sunday echoos
room.
Dausbferw of 1912 Meet.
The first fall meeting Of the Dorothea
Payne Madison. chap,er. y. S. L. =
Daughters of 1912. WIN hs held at the
Jefferson hotel room sso, AZ 1l:so
o'clock Thursday morning.
A full meeting Is urged as various
matters os Importance will come before
the chapter for consideration.
Granddaushters VIII Meet.
gran6ohildrens chapter. auxiliary
/ No ! To Richmond chapter. United
| Daughters Of tho Confederscy. will
have itr first meeting or the season
In Lee Camp hall All members are
asked TO attend
Woods--Biakn
Especial "a The Richmond virg1nian }
Charlottesville. Va. Sept. i5.--T.teut.
Robert Fl. wood. Jr. formerly Of this
county, and Miss EVELYN Blake,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John g.
Blake, Of Charlotte. ". c., were mar
RED at O'clock. Thursday at the
bridas home In Charlotte The groom,
Is a sen OF Fay Inspector Wood OF
yard Charleston. r. G.. and his
mother, who was Miss Margaret War
| field Dorsey. daughter OF Joshua
/ worthjuxton Dorsey. Of Maryland
HIS bride ia a leader In the young
er social set In Charlotte. Lieut..
Woods expects 20 be ordered 60 France
at an early date.