Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-11
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rendered by Mrs. McSparram. of Cr-
hanna.
MIR. and Mrs. Brushwood left immcdi-
atciy Tor AN extended Northern tour.
Club ENTERTAINMENT.
The Every Monday Club was enter
tanned in the HON. OF Mrs. H. n. Nc
Ney. lil7 Grove Avenue. November ..
IN graceful manner. Mrs. J. T.
Lewis presented the speaker of the
afternoon, Miss Adele Clark. who gave
most Instructive and delightful adj
dress on development OF Art in
America" Miss Clark told the mean
ing OF arr. applying the definition es-
pcciaiIy TO American art. She said art
is tho great force in life, the current
by which We express ourselves to each
other. ltichmond has no small part
in the history Of art i'm America.
Among many artists mentioned in the
address were the names of John White.
l'cnJamin West ioudon. Iumann.
whistler Chase. Winslow. Homer. Rob-
ert Henri and others. Miss Clark en-
phasized the fact that after the war
America Will have wonderful oppor-
tunity to make anew place for her
self III art and to influence art through
out the world. Only i'm democraCN
! does art reach it's height. and America
will perhaps do the biggest thing in
art the world has seen.
The club will meet Monday with Mrs.
j. +. Love. sos North I.ombardy Street.
Marriage Announced.
John Henry Stout announces the
marriage of his daughter. Sallie Louise.
TO William Edgar woodfcld. The we'd
ding took place in Rockville, Md. in
the home of Rev. A. II. Howard. who
performed the -yccnony
MIR. and Mrs. Edward L. Mcclellan
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Woodicld accom-
panied the bridal party. After visiting
several Northern cities. they will be
at home November 20
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Noltc an
nouncc tho approaching marriage of
their daughter. Irene, TO Frank II.
Iicker. the ceremony TO take plac.
November IL at . o'clock at ST Mary.
Church
Mrs. DonaidHon'h I.eriures
Mrs. sally Ould Donaldson has inv!-
tations gu. for tho first of her series
OF lectures on the international situa-
ton. 20 be given Saturday morning in
Epiphany Hall. Washington. /, will be
on England. She viii give two others
or England three on America three
on Germany. two on France and one
on Russia Last year she gav> her
lectures i'm the homes of Mrs. ;l.i;ns,
Mrs. Arthur Lee and the Misses Riggs.
Mrs. Donaldson will spend til. winter
season in Washington.
Mrs. Donaldson. who formcrl! made
her hone here, visits friends in Rich
| nond every winter
Return to Richmond.
! Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Flournoy have
/ returned from Washington. Mr. anl
Mrs. Flournoy were entertained in Bos-
/ ton by Mr.. and Mrs. Duke Forrcyson.
Washington Wedding.
y beautiful wedding took place
/ Wednesday night ia the Petwor;h
Methodist Church. Washington. when
Q Ntrr st,s.. n
I of Mr.. md Mrs. Oscar MacCullcn, he
came the bride of Thomas p. Cary. son
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gary. of Rich
/ mond The ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. g. Ellis Williams was
( followed by reception TOR relatives
and intimate friends at the nome Of
I IN" brides parents on QucDcc Place
The bride wore gown Of ivory satin
and tulin with long court train. The
I tu!lc Veil. cap effect. was worn over
the face and fastened with 4 hnndeau
of lilies Of the valley, and she carried
"a shower bouquet of roses Mrs
Joseph Haley, ssie.' OF the bride. who
was matron of horor. wore q gown of
! csh-colorcd MORE silk and silver ia.c
| drapcd with lullc and carried waite
] chrysanthemums
Miss Maslc MacC'ullcn. cousin OF ma
bride. as bridesmaid wore an orchid
c"lor"d satin gown drapcd with tullc
ana SILVER lace and carried white chrys-
/ anthemums.
Robert Gary WAS his brothers pes;
man. and The ushcrs were Allen Mac
cullen. Bryan MacCullcn brothers %:
the bride; Joseph Haley rnd Saunders
+. Carter. Mrs. MacCullcn, mother of
the bride. received in gown Of black
satin and seGuins, with a corsasc bou-
quot OF orchids. Mrs. Gary. mother
of the bridegroom. wore gown OF
amethyst taffeta and lace
When Mr.. and Mrs. Gary lcf: for