Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1935, Page 13

HARRISON GIVEN PORTRAT O L Texas Senator Receives Gift From Artist, Sara Pryor Dodge. A portrait of Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, one of the Democratic leaders of the Senate, has just been Ppresented to the Senator by the artist who painted it, Sara Pryor Dodge (Mrs. Hunter 8. Kimbrough). The artist is a resident of Wash- fngton, and formerly lived in New York and Mississippi. She studied at Grand Central School of Art, New York City: in Europe and under her father, the late William de Leftwich Dodge, noted American artist. Her portraits are well known in New York and California, and she also has done several for Wash- ingtonians. Although devoting her time principally to portraits. she at times assisted her father in his mural work, particularly the decorations in the flag room of the Capitol at Albany, which were completed while President Roosevelt was Governor of New York. She is a granddaughter of Roger A. Pryor of Virginia, Con- federate general. member of Congress and justice of the New York Supreme Court. The portrait was presented by the prtist vesterday to Senator Harrison. who has long been a friend of her husband's family in Mississippi. Marriage Licenses. ~ark, 25. Massapanox. Va. an Wi er. 20, Waddford, Va. william P. 3. and Vireinia "Jackson both of Portsmouth Rev. H_M_B. Jone: Thomas H. Sution. 43 Elizabeth C._ Greer Rev ronks. Robert Zabi Geraldine D va 17, U st Chicago. Til and Rev 19 2415 18th st .19, Goshen. Va Eila Clav A Bass and Thelma Rev W G G James Joh waier Ea o Breen: 51 th g0 Oris Dl Mount Rainier. Md . stmin- and | Fincham. 40, Culpeper. Va Moses Hayden Georse W Poland_ 48 R and Marjetta J Blick. 45, Rev mith James M and Elsie Richmond 1734 Q st son Andrew P Green 24 and Lucs - Pollard Sw. Rev._ 1 B Headen Joseoh L Collips. 38, 1¢ Marzaret A Kelly. 2 oore W. Stormer 17 and Marie both of Baltimore: Rev Balt Rev more avden w. R Capitol i ALE Vermont E. 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