The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-01
Society

riage OF their daughter. Elizabeth, to
Mr.. Marion Butt Warren, on Tuesday
evening April IL, at q o'clock. in st.
Matthews Cathedral, Dallas, Tex
Mr.. Warren Is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Rice Warren. OF this city.
and has many relatives and friends in
Richmond.
Cast fer PiAafore.
The cast for Ptnafore. which win
/ be produced on Monday and Tuesday
OF Easter week at the Academy under
the auspices Of the Alumnae Associa-
ton of Miss Ellett's school, is com
posed OF prominent mem beers of Rich
/ mond society. In addition to- the cast
| there Is a chorus of eighty or more,
| including most of the society girls and
men of the town.
! The cast is as follows
Sir Joseph Porter, X. G. t.. Mr..
| William holland.
| Captain Corcoran. Mr.. II. L. Feath-
erstone.
Ralph Rackstraw. Mr.. Loui. e.
Boyd.
! Dick Deadeye. Mr.. Otis NJ. Aifriend,
Boatswain, Mr.. Mason White.
Boatswain's Mate, Mr.. Charles Har-
Josephine. Mrs. E,hnore Hotchkiss,
Jr,
| Buttercup. Mrs Frederick Gilmore.
| Cousin Hebe, Miss Lettuce Wood
i ward
/ Midshipmite. Master Preston
I Meeting of Colonial Danes.
An interesting meeting OF the CO.
lonial DANES of America In the State
of Virginia was held Friday after
noon at the Woman's Club. After the
/ routine business had been completed
Z fad
size half length portrait Of Lord Del
aware to the society. This portrait {,
which was painted by Mrs Andrews,
was copied from small engraving
in the Congressional Library. and is
a splendid work of art Mrs. Will
liam Ruffin Cox, president of the
Virginia Danes, accepted the portrait,
on behalf Of the society and gracious,
iy thanked Mrs. Andrews. for her
beautiful gift.
For the past seYeral months il has
been the custom Of the society 10
take one OF the Colonial States for dis
custom at each meeting. North Car
/ olina was the topic for Friday after
noon. and p clever and interesting &C
count OF the ''Edenton Tea Party" was
read by Mrs r. K. Moffett. who Is
the daughter of a former governor OF
/ North Carolina. in Colonial days
Just before tine Revolutionary war,
the women of Edenton. y. c.. signed
a ledge that they would abstain
from tea drinking until the hateful
tax was removed. This incident has
been handed down In tradition as the
Edeuton Tea Party and Mrs. Moi
fett gave 81 charming account of it.
together with the names OF the wo-
men who signed the pledge.
! The work that the Colonial Danes
| Of to-day are accom- plishing In North
Carolina In the way OF rearing mon
uments and marking historic Colo
NAL sites was told by Miss Emma
Moorehead Whitfield.
! Mrs. J. Allison Hodges was hostess
of the afternoon. and entertained the
/ Danes after the business and literary
| program. The table vas pFettily de-
corated in blue and gold. the Colonial
coiora quantities OF datfodiis being
effecta<yiy used. Assisting Mrs. Hodges
| In doing the honors were Mrs. J. Tay-
Ior E!.yson. Mrs. William Alfred
/ crenshaw. Mrs. Jordan Leake and
Mrs John A. Coke. Jr.
] Mrs.. Cuthertson F-ntertaiilS
/ The following from Louisville pa
per OF Friday IL OF interest to frtende
here Of Mrs. Culbertson. who will
be recalled az Miss Et.ie BagneH. OF
st Louis who was one ~ the brides
maids at the marriage OF Miss Page
Royaif and lr. Barker q. Haiutll las,
June and vase much entertained
while hers. Says the exchange.
/ Mrs William Stuar, CuIbertson. Sec
ond- Ia giving this afternoon at her
/ home in Beigravia ii bridge party In
honor Of her mother. Mrs. William, r.
| Bagneli. OF st. Louis who Is her guest
] there are three tables OF players, In
einding the following;
| Mrs. Batneil. Mrs Pierce Butler
Mrs, Ernest Ailis Mrs. John Middleton
/ Mrs. Samuel Boyle. Mrs Oscar Feniey
Mrs While Mapother. Mrs Ross Todd
/ Mrs. George NJ. Dayie. Mrs. e. O.
Beyle, Mrs. Samuel Culhertson. Mrs
Charles, ballard
I The bridge viii be followed by =
f7eN sn1 ssaHe coming FOR. ss-sa= ar1s AZ:
| follows:
.airs. William $. Culbertson. Mrs, J.
/ II Stewart. Mrs. Charles C,aggstt
Mrs. J. Washington Il. Bayley, Mrs
William T. Morgan. Mrs. Owen Tyler
Mrs Donald Mcdonald. Mrs, Alex.
ander J.. Humphrey, Mira. John L.
! Helm, Mrs. Andrew Cowan, Mrs
| Saunders Jones.
Returns to Washington.
Mrs. T.. +. Andrews, OF Washington
| u. G.. who has been the guest OF Mrs
w. II. Cox sine. Thursday. is re-
turning IL Washington to-day Mrs
Cox Invited Il few friends in TO NEE,
/ her guest. following a board faeetinp
of the Colonial Danes. Thursday az.
ternoon, and also entertained SONS
ofthe DANES Informally a, lunch on
| Friday.
General \. p. V. A. Meeting.
All mem bers Of the Association toI
the PRESERVATION Of Virginia Anti