The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
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Great SUCCESS.
The most widely discussed subject
yesterday among society people was
nights presentation OF the "Bnrlesuus
on the Jamestown Wnrpath." given in
Eelyiderc Hall; by Misses Deane ami
Binford. and approved by grea.
throng, who went to the hall ana VIC.
lted the different booths.
Those taking part In the perform
ance are Misses Sally Hobson, Re-
beccn Walker, Jane Baptist. Hazel AL
ien, Elizabeth Drander, Louise Nc
Adams, Maggie Weddell. Sherrard
Wilcox, Brent Witt, Julia Coggill
Joynes, Cora Younger. Carrie Neal.
Lillian Binford. Eugenie Taylor, Alma
Cecil. Marie Taylor, Fanny liobson.
Ellen Witt. Page Royal, Nancy Wad-
dill. Mary Rogers, Annie Kenny. Lizzie
Hotchkiss, Miss O'Brien, Misses Rosa
lie Mines; Hattie Shields, Rosalie
Ionos, Charlotte Miller, Cora Fields.
Frances and Mary Swami, Nora RAN
dolph. Ida Mason. Archer Joynes. Belle
Willard, Mary Evans. Emma White,
leila Davenport, Daisy Boykin. Eliza
beth Deane Taylor, Masdames Lindsey.
Charles c. Walker, Thomas Stokes.
Robert Pegratn. James Scott, Cunning
ham Hail. Robert Blarlscnship, A. S
I;uford. Jr. John Hunter ana Frank
Hobson; Messrs. Powers. Herzschfei!d,
West. Tompkins. Morton. Davidson,
Thorp, Smith. selden, Gelzer. James.
Christian. Miller, Evans. Glazebrook.
IT.. Jones, Robins. Harrison, Morgan.
Shields. Grigs, Lathrop, Neale, Meade
and Scott.
Little bays and girls In the perform.
ance were John Springer Cray. Mar
garet Powers. Osborne Hampton. John
McRee. Fred Scott. Turner Arlington.
Elizabeth Taliafecro. Eleanor Parrish.
N1illngton E.ankenstip, Elizabeth
Witt Julia Aoncure, Grace ana judith
Gillian. Mary G. Evans, Martha Cham
.bers. William Oppenhimer. Jumes
davidson. Robert Blankenshir. Jack.
son Chambers and Jack Hagan.
Pcrlin-Schireff,
Mrs. ]. Schireff announces the en-
sagement Of her daughter. Anna f.
Mr. Louis Perrin. They will be at hone
to friends Tomorrow afternoon frnn,
to O'Clock, at No. SIS East CLAY
Street.
| Large Meeting.
! the meeting OF the Ladies' Mission
| airy Union Of East Hanover Presbytery
was held on Thursday afternoon in tho
! lsctufe room OF the First Pres yterIur
l Church of Manchester, and WAS lnry,.
/ ~ attended. - 9
IN point of interest, as we'll as nun.
I! Dets' the meeting was a great SUCCESS
It was opened by the Rev. John I MY
the pastor of the church. Two addrcssf.,
on home and foreign missions followei
4 by the Rev. Mr.. McPheeters, Of Unior
! Theological Seminary. and the Rev. NJ,
boyle, connected with the foreign
movement. Both addresses made pro
/ round Impression. * large number 3
Il ladies from the different presbyterin,
chuiches IN Richmond went over I,
/ the meeting.
/ Thnnss Returned.
i Tho president and board OF manage
OF the spring Street Home desire t
( return thanks to all responding to thei
appear by donnttohs sent onsErhursduy
q Personal Mention.
Miss Gladys stewart is spending tn
! week In Newport News with friends
The marriage Of Miss Mary K
shacl1ford of Lynchburg, to Nj. JOSEF
T., Johnston, OF Bedford City, will Is
celebrated on Tuesday in Lynchbure,
Miss S. Lilly Knntowitz has roturne
70 Newport News after visit to he
sister, Mrs. Mailman, In this city.
Miss Lima Shields has been ouit
sick at her home, Fifth ma Frankie
Streets. during the past week.
Miss Bessie Lamb will spend Feb
!, ruhry in Washington. 8 8
Mr.. Samuel Gordon Cumming has re
i turned to Hampton after q stay Of sew
cral days in Richmond.