The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-09

church and his wife.
The lecture room of the church Wne,e
the reception was held was prolus aa
decorated In palms and flowers ny MI.
w, II, Hammond, Delightful music was
furnished by the Northside Orchestrn or
ten pieces. Receiving with Mr.. ana MIS-
Jones were the Row DR.. and Mrs. John
William Jones, Mrs. Ramon u. Garcll,
Mrs. w. s. Beazley, Mrs. Charles y.
Billups, Mrs. j. r. Allcri, Mrs. harvey
Peace, Mrs James H. Allen, Mrs. Wort
ley Dickie, Mrs. Arthur Saunders. MRS.
w. w. Cottrel Mrs. Dudley Goode, Mrs.
w. II. Bankenship and others.
Refreshments wcro served during the
evening, the color scheme In dining room
and for the table being daintlly carried
out in green and white.
Among the many handsome gif1s re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. Jones was
Turkish chair, presented By the consI ,s.
CATION, and q Manipulated ran, tte gu
or the Ladies' Aid Society of the church.
Cast and Chorus.
The cast and chorus Of the comic opera,
"Khan Knthan" to DO presented tN
the Arcadians OF the University OF flr-
ginia, at the. Academy Friday evening"
May 18TH Is made up of a number OF U nj
versltyi men who are old timc Richmond
acquaintance and fnvorites ~
Mr.. Hugh Nelson Page Jr. takes ing
character OF Bintulr, or the Is nan OF
Knthan," and plays It extremely wen.
Mcssrs Iarr1our Griswold Adams,
George Robert Vending, Jr John Jen-
nings, Luck, James Campbell, Thomas
pnckncy Bryan, Marion Porter Brawley,
John stodiart, Frank Durham Boyu.
James D. Pasco Archibald G. McNaugh-
Ton. George Herbert Bryant and Lewis X.
rTnmpton are the other members of tho
cast.
Tho chorus has among its members
Messrs. Wren and Davis, OF Nor1olKi
Austin Smythc, of Charleston, S. g, ana
Charles Watkins, of Richmond, WHO I'M
personatc soldiers Messrs. Gaines, Car
ter, Cothran and Albright are also sol
diers. Among the chorus girls are Messrs.
IIprncr. OBear. ST Claire, Williams,
Curd, Hughes, Mcsnlythe, Turner, Ruck-
man, Crun,p, Of Richmond, anu ol'l'..'
Closing of Brook Avenue School.
Now sewing school is over,
And we are going home,
Goodbye, goodbye we,er
Going to leave you now.
So sang over forty bright faced little
girls as thoy marched out at the closing
uf the Sewing school, each taking bloom
Ing flower to be planted for the Junior.
Civic League, which always follows TIC
closing Of tho Sewing school.
At the appointed hour were assembled
tho children, with their mothers, big
sisters and the friends Of the work.
The presence OF the new superintendent
and tho City Missionary gave especlal
pleasure. -
i After a II simple opening service OF
prayer, tho singing OF several songs anu
several short addresses, the roll OF honor
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nounco that two little girls had not missed
\ dny from the sewing school for three
years. that six had not missed @ DAY lor
n wear. except when excused at CHRIST
mas and that eight had not missed a DAY
since entering, on the first OF january
TT, boys tailor class is n feature from
VII In much, good as well as pleasure
is expected. -
After the exercises, the beautiful hymn.
God Be with: YOU Till We Meet AGAIN,
was sung by all, standing ana the N..le
ones sang the goodbye song po"i''s
graciously ashley sang. II
Home, Sweet Home was played ana al
marched out carrying a flower.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Alexander Cameron. accompanied ,,.ifl
} BY her 'rw Ssn M for New orS from
several months Mrs. Cam err ner w1i @ S1
Miss Flora md MISS Jean .Ca.'ae. ~ +her
have been under the cnape'ro'ills e. u w,nter
in IN Paris.
AR. Nathaniel Munford announces the
engagement of his sister. Anne dl m ~
to MI. Edward G.. Fisher. Inc hu 1'
viii take place Jun 9. !th'
The Williams Memorial Circle OF h'hs r.
Daughters will meet to-day at Z. y.
With Mrs. Young Jones. Of Grove Roa a.
q ci tfba Be- present.
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~, =. rJoIa'S mot her. Mrs j. q.