The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
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sraTE NORMAL SCHOOL, FARM
VILE, VA. May THE Senior GAS
rnve m excellent play, "Fot Love U
Monty" In Assembly Hall Friday even
Ing, Arril %.
rhe cast OF characters was as follows
Colonel Van Triton. IN the harass nB ~
sIlion OF guardian, Mary McChesneS
Eober Acton, modest, misunderstood
i ,over ellen Painter; Harold Weston q
loynj friend, Gertrude Gritiin; LOUISE
uorndon. seeking 10 be loved tor NJ
self scotin stark Miss Horton LOUISE :
aunt. her cap set for the Colonel ' ,.
boy; Mrs Ambrose with views ioi' NJ M.
jorIo and herself, Claudia FqfKi''S, NJ
lore Ambrose. not "oNt nht VV1 ui,',
Lucie Chrismnn, Katy LOUISE itini''
Ella Hahn ~ ,|,,.
mn youns Indies deserve the highest
praise for their really strong ac'i"s ~
this h,igh little play
The proceeds of the entertainments were
devoted to the annual
Tho second annual celebration OF May
pay nv the Training school was enjoyed
by an immense crowd OF Interested par
ents and friends The programme was
delightful In every way; the merry spring
sonrs nv the fresh young voices the
noems or blthe May, the perfect wand
driu The coronation of dainty little Clara
King MS Queen Of May and the grace
ful May pole dance; all were most hear
tiiy applauded by an audience which
seemed to have caught the beautiful
happy spirit of their little entertainers
The supervisors, Misses Woodruff, Hail.
burton and Dunn assisted by Misses Fills
"a 4, -{, 10
r,ors, have the grateful appreciation OF
ali who love gladstone sight.
Miss katherine Ridgcway, the famous
teclter, and her excellent company OF
musicians draw larger number of stu
dents than any previous entertainment
OF the year. Miss Ridgeway. who is
IN nimltablc In her art, visited Farnlville
last winter and made hosts of admirers
among the girls.
The Virginia Normal League held Its
spring meeting, Friday morning, May
s. At the request Of Miss Reynolds, the
president, Mr., Jarmon presided.
The reports of all COMMITTEES were very
gratifying and showed that the League
is every day winning new and strong
friends to its most worthy cause.
There are now present In school four
benehciaries of the Aid Fund Of the
League. This work is deserving or sup
port from every person In Virginia who
Is Interested in, and in sympathy with,
girls who must support themselves-and
perhaps others-by teaching and vet have
no possible means of securing the neces.
sary training for the profession. The
girls helped. have been Of the noblest
character and will richly repay the in
vestment in their brains.
Here is a wonderful opportunity for
any one really wishing to do good for
Virginia trhe League most earnestly
requests gifts from the generously hearted,
public-spirited men and women of Vir-
ginia who will consider 1t a privilege to
find this opportunity of noble service to
the girls who must battle with life,
against heavy odds
The officers chosen for the coming year
are: Miss Virginia Reynolds president;
Miss Annie I<in2er, vice-president. Miss
Mary Ford, secretary: Miss Edith Dickey
treasurer; Mr.. Jarman, Chairman Of Eu
3ucation COMMITTEES; Miss S, Gay Patio
son, Chairman Of Aid Committee; ant
Mss Lula o. Andrews, Chairman Of Fl
nance COMMITTEES. Thirteen new name
We're added to the roll of members