The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
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Distinguishes Actor, Seth &, Cabel15
y lIalscy, Leads in| the the 5.a
Entertainment. 6i3
FOR INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
league to Advance Its Interest.
I i3s a Fox-Et,t1t With Fifty
Hounds #iil5tllc Field.

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Sl14-rhc guests Of Buffalo Ridge Springs
had tile pleasure Of attending q delight
Efll entertainment given BY "a successful
actor. formerly Of Virginia. Nj. Seth
Cnbel I1alsey, Of New Y ork, q nephew
OF Senator Daniel Il 3 3
a5 Mr.. 1Ialsey Is q member OF the Dlgby
Bell Company, now presenting the 'Edu-
cation OF Mr.. Ppp. & g z
4 D he was ably assisted BY Mrs. Walter,
Skater OF Selma, Ala; Mrs Lambert,
Mrs. noon, Mrs. i she'll iss Louise Good
man, Mr.. james Martin, IS Mr.. Robin
4 Clark, Mr. Carl Perciyal, Of Lynchburg;
Mr. Emmett Hud son and Miss Annie Wis
OF n elson county. 5}st III
So Plano music was furnished By Mrs.
\ shackleford, 50 we'll known to Richmond
people. Miss Claiborne and Messrs. g. M.
and c. il. Claiborne also rendered delight
8ful Emusic on the piano, mandolin and vio-
I lin, "A 4 the violin used being 100 years old
historical. and belonging to Mrs. Sha a
d ford. w 81 q n e. II.
;SSss Mr.. TTalsey gave an extract from !" Othel-5
Il lo'' as Sir Henry Irving interprets 1t, hav-f
ting learned 1t from Sir Henry. He also gave
the scene between Shylock and Antonio
inpressing each character so clevcrly on \
n found IT hard to believe it was the same
man. 5sfi 3. 3ifE3it5 rs IN
was a one act play entitled "Hector';#
J Mr.. Halsoy taking the loading part of
Mr.. Long, Mrs. shafer as Mrs. Long q
X Mrs. Moon as Fannie, Mrs Lambert as
Augusta, while little Miss Goodman Was
messenger boy, Mr.. Martin 4 as "a Watson,
MIR. Percival ms Einstein, and M r. Clal'kS
as Oscar, friends and employees. Of the
Longs. 1 Oh @ III ss$$s I'll
n YYx,I,r IA
\ gave one sceno from the. play S"B ecause II
Love You III Oh
~ Many people from the county attended,
Il as this Is the first opportunity they have
h ever had of seeing their fellow country
man In character # ~ Ri 5
4fis A fterg the play was over, Ice cream and
II cake were served on the lawn beneath
the GLOW Of Japanese lanterns. after
N which dancing was ind,1lged I'M until the
s VI ee sna' hours Of the morning IN S$
Miss Elizabeth Venable Of ] clsson-.
VILE Fla. having spent 9 couple Of
months here, has gone to F'armyille, Va,
K for a stay with relatives before return
4 ing to her Southern home. .s Si 81, 35l5
8 Monday night q whist party occupied
h the attention OF all. Mrs. Isbell win.
ming first prize and Miss BinsWanger the
consolation prize "A sSi
i383$5s Mr.. Seth Cabell IIalsey WAS called
join the Dgby Bell Company, " no are
A 5ncAy; rehea rising 1.-THE Educat ton OF Mr..
q Pipp.''#a l3s 3s
Il since my last the following have re-
II Il 81 cred here: ~ ~ Ks 5
8s Mrs. Nj X. Parrish and Miss Mary,
Stelle Parrish Miss Rebecca Walker, Of
4 Richmond; Mr.. G.. III. Peters. Lynchburg;
Mrs ii. r White, Bent Creek, Va. = Miss
BGFrances Williams. Roanoke, Va, i; Mrs.
4 s ~. fIalsey. Fernmoss, Nelson countys
Miss Annie Wills, Mountain View, Mel
son county: Miss ROSA Smms, e Louisa
sSctunty. d Y 5s 5s&5{f Ss5 3 55I5 fly
Sa# Mrs, Sue Feaster, OF Ntica nopy, Fla, has
returned to US for another stay.
The following Lynchburgers are also
u reg istered here: Miss #Saliie venable,
Mrs, Miles Blake Mrs. Fl. p. Adams,
Misses Sue and Claire Adams, Mr.. Hayes
Adams, Miss Fanny Craddock. Mrs. An
ME Deane. Miss Maddi Ford, Mr. Pen
dleton Clark. gs III Il i3$ u.
Messrs. n +. Lambert and Aubrey
1sbell were weekend visitors.
Mrs. and Miss keenan,, of xenansvllle,
N.aC.; Messrs, Daniel Blain& and VIM
4 Boaz. OF Covesvllle, Albemarle county;
Mr.. j. B. Harlow, OF Cord onsyille; Mrs,
Bosher. Of Richmond; Mrs. Nassie, Of
fAmherst t.. are recent arrivals. ~ CHI
55 Divine aeryioss were conducted here
Sunday BY Rev. Arthur p. Gray, OF AM
herst Courthouse, who also preached the
preceding Sunday.
a Tuesday morning meeting Of the 4
guests was held to discuss plans for
the lettering OF conditions for the ru-
raj people OF the South. as set forth
x in the bylaws Of the Industrial Educa-
tior.al League. 6 S3 5
Rev. "A. r. Gray, Mrs. g.. W. IIalsey
and Miss jamie Kirkpatrick all made
interesting and Instructive talks on the
subject.
The guests OF Buralo Ridge Springs
were enliyened Wednesday by grand
fox hunt. There were about fifty hounds
in the pack. and there was music In
the Dir. s5S
Some OF the gentlemen in the party
were Colonel Christian, Messrs H!llen
Mitchell Asee. Stringfellow Jordan, Hill
len and Jordan. After chase OF about
four hours they freed and captured q
fine brush III
Mrs. T. r.. Agee paid a flying visit to
u Lynchburg this week.
Mrs. p. Goodman has gone up to
Lynchburg for o few days. Isl