The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-02-23

The following is the program for
the entertainment to be given Friday
evening in the Christ church parish
hall; Instrumental duet Rudolph
Coutts and William Kastleberg; solo,
Mr.. Hadcocx; solo, Miss Pearl Grigs-
by, solo, Mr.. Canepa; solo Mrs. tirlr-
fin; cantata. Dream OF Faryland: Two
orphans. Misses Mabel Leidy. Eva
Ganzert; sprites, Carol Francis. Otis
Dixon. Waiter Paimore. Raymond and
Coleman Andrews, Clarence Ford;
good fairies, Birdie Hilliard. Lena Hill
lizard. Cecil Graves. Adele Christian.
Maggie Blanlon. Marion Smithers,
Nellie Snellings I.ily~ Dixon. May
Clarke, Grace Houghton. Resale De
vote, Ellen Ford, Pattie Mullen. Flor
ence Cottrep, Beatrice Barnett, Doris
Barnett. Gertrude Hall, Elizabeth
Curry. Irene Ford. Mamie Mullen and
Louise Woodward. evil fairies. Misses
Dora Joyner. Mabel Hill. Nellie
Jewell, Susie Vincent. Bessie Davis.
Eleanor Liggan, Lena Bell Ida De-
ftasaey- Nellie ve.aaxsy&ssHd Ruth plaeia p
This evening. The District School
will be produced under the direction
Of the Christ Church Dramatic So
ciety in toe City Auditorium. This
production will have the assistance of
the Southern shops quartet and the
West End string orchestra.
At the meeting of the Home Mission
Society % St. James church the toll
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing yea: Mrs. Linda Cosby, pres
ident: Mrs. w. VI. Brokers. who was
president, not being able to serve any
longer; Mrs. W, F. Eanes. vice-presi-
dent; Miss Annie McPhafi. recording
secretary; Mrs. Walter Leidy, CORE
spending secf etary; Mrs. r. Il. Hough-
ton, treasurer.
The colonial tea given in the home
of Miss Norvelle Eubank Tuesday eve.
ming was a great success, about seven
ty-five guests being present. They
We're received by General and Mrs
Washington in colonial costume. rep
resented b. MIR. Tom Bickers and Miss
Norvelle Eutank. An excellent lit
erary and musical program was rem
dered. This entertainment was under
the suspj eas of the Lee Cook w. G. =.
L. Their regular meeting will be held
Monday evening, instead of Tuesday
in the home of the president.
A quiet but pretty marriage was
In the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Is.
Riaekley. 1918 East Broad street,
when their daughter, Miss Blanche
Goodloe, became the bride of Mr..
Stanley Davis. The Rev George +.
Greene. pastor Of st. James church,
was the officiating minister. The
home was PRETTY decorated for the
occasion, ana Miss Virgie Cecil and
Mr.. G. +. Davis were the attendants.
The bride. Who Is pretty brunette,
wore a handsome going-away gown
Of navy blue cloth and carried Brides
roses. For the present Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis are registered at the Jefferson
Miss Edith Eagleston, of Baltimore.
Is the guest of Mrs. p. Theodore Dut-
row, of 1906 East Broad street
Rev. and Mrs. George +. Greene. of
2T17 East Marshall. have been in
Newport News in attendance upon the
Anti-Saloon League Convention. Mr..
Greene returned yesterday afternoon
to perform marriage ceremony.
Mrs. Annie Bartholomew. OF East
Marshall street. is quite sick in her
home.
Mr.. Samuel F. Poindexter. Jr.. OF
the University of Virginia who Is in
the city with the Glee Club for the
concert. was the guest to-day of reia-
tives on the hill.
Mr.. James w. Wiltshire, OF Lynch
burg. spent the day In Richmond We'd
I nesday
: Miss NJ afgarette L. Mcclure, OF esfs
East Grace street. is at the Memorial
/ Hospital. where she was recently OPP
Grated on for appendicitis.