The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-08

comedy, entitled "AIr. Sprlggs's
Little Trip to Europe"
The cast trained by Miss Marie
Leahy, did equal credit to themselves
and to her. In their fetching costumes
and with their coquettish graces, they
were all such admirable actresses that
1t was quite impossible to discriminate
among Miss Jellis Scott, Miss Henrietta
Runyon, Miss Martha Martin. Miss
Eliza Montgomery. Miss Page Grymes.
Miss Kathleen Richardson. Miss Lucie
Powers and Miss Rosalie Harwood.
The chorus included Miss Nora RAN
do'ph, Miss Marie Harwood. Misses
Lillian and Helen Gray Watson. Miss
Willie Crutchfield,. Miss Mary Leake,
Miss Louise Schmidt. Miss Lindsey
Powers. Miss Jennie Warwick and Miss
Addie Irving. The girls were exceed
ingly smart. in pretty pink organdy
frocks and hats, and were splenddly
trained by Miss Nina Randolph. The
songs were very bright and catchy,
and the chorus proved a great at
traction.
personation OF Mrs. Spriggs. and was
part OF Mr.. Spriggs. Tho irish maid.
the Dutch. Spanish. Russian. Scotch.
Japanese and French girls acted their
parts to the life and were most artts-
tically costumed.
wriEht-Hnyes.
One Of the most fashionable we'd
dings OF the midwinter season will be
celebrated at S o'clock this afternoon.
at No. SIT Floyd Avenue. the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Hayes, when
their daughter, Eta. Will be given
tho to- Ia Nv Inh n ne
Baltimore. the Rev. Robert Forsyth, Of
ST.. Paul's Church, officiating.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. Louis Buttrick. of New
liam D. Wight, OF Baltimore. the son
OF the groom. will be his best man.
The ceremony. will be witnessed by
large gatherinE Of society pef9bpls
cities, and will be followed by a re-
Miss Hayes is prominently connected.
being related through her father, to
families. Her maternal grandfather,
the late william Green. was one Of
tho most distinguished members of
the legal profession in the city and
State. Mr.. Wight is identified with
the business and social world Of Balti-
moro.
Meet This Afternoon.
Deep Run hounds will meet at the
Reservoir At ! o'clock this afternoon ,r1,,,,
father and sister in Richmond. will
follow the hounds and attend tho re-
ception at the clubhouse afterward.
One w fife By rs paw of White III AIRS Mrs.
Adams u.s. Mrs. Barton II. Grundy. Miss
Gabrielle Page. Miss Marion Harris,
Miss Elsie Lindsey and Miss Lucy
Parlte Taylor.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Alice Carter Bransford, OF Stir
Mr.. and Mrs. John 3. Lightfoot at No.
922 West Grace Street.
Miss Eleanor Lee Potts. OF Shepherds
town. W. W.. Is spending some time
Mrs, William McCreery Ramsay, Of
Westover. on James River. Is a guest
at the jefferson Hotel.
The Rev. Dr. James F. Smith, Of this
Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday evening. Nshen Mr.. Cas-
ton Boyle, a graduate of last May from
dained as an evangelist. Mr. Boyle
missionary to Brazil.
Miss Ethel NJ. shackford, OF this
city, was maid Of honor at the we'd
Johnston. of Bedford City. which took
place on Tuesday Mt Lynchburg.
Miss Emily Rierdon, who has been
visiting friends in Richmond, has re-
turned to Newport News
Mr.. Walter Holland Eley, ofSuffolk,
has issued invitations for THO marriage
Mr.. Tobias Francis Broudwater, of
South Carolina. The wedding will take
place In tho Suffolk Christian Church
on Tuesday afternoon. February 18th.
At $3.50 O'clock, tho Rev. DR., w. W..
Stnley officiating.
Miss Bessie jackson was expected to
return last night from Sweet Briar
Institute. to spend The remainder OF
the winter with her grandparents, Mr..
and MIS-. James p. Pace. S555 ssl5fas]3E
MUST VACATE FEB. 18th.
BIG SHOE SALE:
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