The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-28
At the Art Club.

Art Club Of Richmond yesterday ar
ternoon. where she was charminFly
introduced by Miss Mamie Baugh-
man. Mrs Tinnin paid her audience
the tribute Of being gifted with
deeper understanding Of the new
movement of which she is an apostle,
because they are artists and can APP
preciate the subject OF impressions
and the expression of the same.
All modern education is through
the brain. but progress is not
mental but 8 moral impulse. was
Mrs Ttnnin's theme Education
through art develops the moral side
Of ones nature and the moral and
emotional are one.
Parents teach their children good
morals and ministers preach them,
but this IS only through impression
not expression was one OF the In
teresting statements made ny Mrs.
Tinnin.
The Florence Fleming Nove's
school Of rvthnlc expression. in which
Mrs. TinHin is an Instructor. believes
that the dance is the safe, pure and
sane outlet for emotion and because
y is. il makes over and moulds char
acter Scientists say character IL
formed in periods OF play, and the
Moves school advocates play.
The ideal Of beauty. upheld in It's
teaching was expressed hy Mrs
Ttnnin In a quotation from Schiller:
Through the beauty of the world
Hes the ultimate salvation OF man
kind"
Following Mrs. Tinnin's talk. Miss
Grace Cowie. of New York, gave sew
erai beautiful interpretive dances
illustrating the work of the school
~ s4 rr,tA t4t-ftN ~ Miss
Cowie's dancing won the deep ad-
miration Of her audience.
Following the program the regular
Informal tea drinking was enjoyed,
Tea was poured by Miss Elizabeth
Davenport assisted by M sses Eliza
beth Warwick. Susie Blair Nora
Houston Lucille Montgomery, Lips
comb and Stratton.
personals
A O. Haley, of Front Royal. Is the
guest OF the family Of Florence
Walden, at his home on Broad Rock
road
l. ". Harris. 1924 Grove avenue.
continues critically Ill at his home.
Norton--Scuhy.
OF interest throughout Virginia 3
the wedding which was solemnizod
yesterday afternoon at o'clock IN
New York city, when Misc virginia
Reese Scully, of New York, became
the bride OF Chester Human Norton.
Of louisville Ky. The wedding,
which was to have taken place Mon
day. was postponed until yesterday
because of the Illness OF the bride,
and II took place In the home of
her uncle and aunt DIR, and Mrs.
Alvin H Doty, 201 West F7ifty-sev-
enth street
Miss scully was attended by Mrs.
Laura Ronneu, as natron of honor,
and Miss Jane Singer, Of Pittshurg.
as maid Of honor. J. Huntley Obj
son. Jr. acted as hest man. The
ushers included: ogden Ret1 QUEEN
tin Feitner, william Holloway OF
Wheeling, w. Va; John Peter, Of
Seymount, Ind: Craig Culbertson. Of
Louisville. and Joseph Dtlworth, Of
Pittsburg.
ately after the ceremony for Hot
Springs Va They viii visit In Louis
VILE and Chicago before returning to
New ork. The groom Is prominent
Is connected in Virginia.
Howttzcrs' Dance.
One Of the most interesting affairs
Of the year VIII be the dance given
under the auspices of the Howitzer
association in the Richmond Howit-
acre al liicE = VII ISSRilAhs VNitNN HNA
day night This dance will be sub
scription dance. given for the henof'
Of the bows on the border" 10 en-
tortain on their return home.
Any of our friends who have not
received invitations can get them
from the chairman Of the dance com
nittee, Neil w. Reardon. 713 Eas
Broad street
t-rhr arrflory Will be sayly decorated
and a thirty-piece band has been en-
gnged to render music for the dane
ing This dance will be followed by
an evening affair some time in the
near future
With the Every Monday Cuh.
The Every Monday club had very
delightful meeting at the home Of
Mrs u r. Anderson. $40 North Row.
land street, Monday afternoon az
o'clock Mrs. J. T. Lewis entertained
with an interesting paper on the
Life and Works Of william WymarP
Jacobs" She discussed him as q
novelist and humorist hut empha,
sized his talent as a short-s'ory writer
illustrating her points with para
graphs from his works Mrs. Lewis
concluded her talk with a readins
OF two OF the prominent English
mans short stories; THE Monkey.
Talk" and THE Changeling"
At the conclusion OF this attractive
program tea was served.
Mrs. DcJarncttc VIII Talk.
The next meeting or the Ever,
Monday club VIII be held at the HON,
Of Mrs Eugene DeJarnette 244i
Park avenue. Mrs. Julian p Thoma.
will be on the program for the after
noon. she will discuss Modern Mis-
sions"
Mrs. Pull VIII Speak
Mrs. George y Bull viii talk or
Peasant Life in France Before tn,
War" particularly life in the Basqut
county in the Pyrenees. at 4 go o'clocl
this afternoon at tho literary round
table ~ the woman's club Mrs
Christopher Tomphns will be chair
man of the afternoon.
Authors Reading.
Mrs. Henry Aylett Sampson will
give this afternoon at O'Clock az
authors reading in the home Of Mrs
Carlton Jackson. 500 Seminary ave
nue.. Ginter Park, for the benefit o.
the associated charities Those who
have heard. Mrs Sampson read vii
be anxious to attend
The Musicians Club.
The firth regular program Of th'
Musicians club viii be given thlt
morning a II O'Clock In the 8udito
rum Of the YVoman's club II vii
consist 81 music by German compos