The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
Gaycties at Hampdcn-S Sidney.

Especial 70 The Tlmes-pispatelil
1iampdcn.Sidncy College. February
ss = The midwintcr gaieiies. the
occasion being February, - TOR
just concluded. and pronounced
rs those Interested us having been
the most enjoyable aud successful for
~ number OF wears.
y large number OF visiting girls
: were present from all parts OF the
State, among them, Misses Mary
Chalmers iaois Richardson, Kathleen
Richardson aud jamie Gaines. of Rich
Misses Carrie Scar, KITTY Hoge and
Lucy liairstoD, OF Roanoke, Miss Bes-
Sic Murray. OF Norfolk, Misses VIC
toria kinnior and susie Crump, of
Lynchburg, Miss Sophie Booker, OF
Lexington; Miss Eta Morrison, OF
sntilhileid Miss Patte Epcs, OF Din
widdie: MISS Lucic bennington. of
Poplar HiiiH Miss Galuslia. of Din
widdie; Miss Lizzie Richardson. Miss
Carrie Kyle and Miss Hattie Bugs
Of lfarmvillc.
The Union and Phllanthropic Lit
erary Societies opened up the program
with their annual Joint celebration,
and speeches we're made by the fol-
lowing represem satives of the two
societies: II. NJ. oidfield, Columbus.
o., Onion senior orator, Who took for
his subject, WANTED Men; George
Walker, Jr. Blacksburs, Va, Philan
tHropic senior orator. who spoke on
The Relation OF the Individual to
the state; George w. Diehl, OF Burke
Vile. Union junior orato. who made
. a Plea for Universal Peace. He was
followed BY j. NJ. Crockett, OF Wythe-
VILE, Philanthropic junior orator, who
delivered q patriotic outburst. with
"Amer ms his theme. Next w. s.
Beard. of Academy. W, Va. told The
audience How the Night Brings Out
the stars The exercises were close
"a En nf ar ty,a
Philanthropic Society, taking as his
subject. THE Reaper
After the speaking exercises wer
over. the German Club gave its third
comitz Club rooms, which was the
leading social event of the winter The
ballroom had been tastefully decorated |
with bunting and college ana univer-
sity pennants; the blue, OF Yale; the |
Crimson, OF Harvard; the orange and |
blue. OF Virginia, mingling DlcaSingly I
with the garnet and gray, of ilnmpden-
Sidney. Walter V. Moore, of Iiichmond |
led the german Among those dancing |
Roanoke. with Merryman smith Miss
Alice Burgess, of SUFFOLK, with w. Wi
Moore; Miss Lois Richardson, of Rich |
mond. with George Richardson; Miss
Kathleen richardson, of Richmond !
with Herbert Tranord: Miss Mary
Chalmers. of Richmond. with j. NJ
Miss Haifston, Of Roam.
oke. with \. c. Buchanan; MISS
Galusha, Of Dinwiddic, with 4: Payne,
c. V. Morton eMiss Victoria Kinnlet,
of LynchbursS With Richard Johnson
Miss susie Crump. OF Lyhchburg, with
w. G. Dunnington Jr.; Miss Booker, |
OF Lexington. with Horace Bycrs, Miss
Carrie Kyle, of F'armvlle. with Mr..
Noel; Miss Hattie Bugs. OF Farmvill,
with Mr.. st. Clair; Miss Eta Morri. |
SON. of Smithtield, with Blair Fits;
Miss Pattie Epes, of pinwiddie. with |
w 8. McIlwaine; Miss Lucy Dunnins- !
ton, of Poplar Hill. with L. Z. L. |
Ruftner; Miss Lizzie richardson. OF
Farmville. with Moylan Fits; Miss
JAMIE Gaines, of Richmond, with {
Wednesday afternoon the Hatppden-
Sidney Dramatic Club gave matinee.
presenting that amusing and farCical |
comedy, Browns in Town Those in
Tho cast wera Wyndham Blauton, OF
Preston; Craig Y. Morton, Of SIat. |
land, who took the part of Dick Pres |
ton, Thomas Atkinson, as Arthur |
Powell: N. S Smith, as WORTH Carow
w. o. Whailey. as Pollock, a serving
man The feminine members of the
cast Were represented by James NJ
Cecil. as Lettie Preston; Henry l..
Fainter as Susan Dacra: +. S. Nalcn-
tine. as Freda Hofbruu: w. S. Beard,
as Mary Ellen Primrose, serving
maid: Wyndham Hlantou and H. a
valentine, OF Richmond, and Thomas
Atkinson. of Dinwidd!e, were especial
ly good in their approximations
The evening after this performance
q very delightful hop took place in
the Comfy Club room. which was at
tended by the Same dancers who .ap-
peared at the german the preceding
nj yht