The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
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+ p6tsSsaay me Iarssss society event
b1tSes Ash "wednesday. which win
~ - end to the sateties OF the win
- season and which falls this year
o fS6ruary n. win Be the society
&xnudeSille n the Academy on the
evening Of February 8 and under
ssthe auspices Of the Girls Auxiiiar.
~ the Belle Bryan Day Nursery anu
sErss KINDERGARTEN. II will be ont
N the most unique affairs ever given
I'M Richmond. and wonderful things
are fumored ~ to clever stunts ana
local hits. The program will include
three acts The flrst act VIII be. a
cafe scene. In which 4 number Of so
cfety people win assume the roles OF
Diners and actors. In this act Their.
win b. several amusing and move.
Otis Aifriend and Mr.. Alvin Smith,
and 4 few Dances Those taking part
Ia the cate chantant will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Eimore ID. Hotchkiss, Jr, Dir.
and Mrs. l. Newton Vaughan. Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Montague. Mr.. and
MIRA Hiram Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pickett Lathrop. DIR. and Mrs.
Douglas vanderhoof. Misses Isabel
Carter. Elizabeth Cooke, Della Dav-
export, Emma Gray White and Fanny
NANr and Mesxrs. John Aiken
Branch. Edwafd Harris. Addison Rem
mold, Frank Christian and Robert
Nunford. Misses zaydc Branch. Doro-
thy Christian. Elsie Lindsey and Ella
Buck VIII be The Mattresses
The second act will include short
play, entitled 'tThe Return of Mona
I.isa." and a, number Of living pic
tMres The arts In the play will be
taken by Miss Lucy Ford Workman.
Ntss Emma Gray White, Mr.. Otis
Alfriend, Mr.. Goodwin Boykih, Mr..
Alvin Smith. Mr.. Holt Page and Mr..
James Wheat. Posing for the tab
ieaux win be Mrs, Egbert q. Leigh,
Jr.. Mrs James Pollard asd other
prominent women.
The n1instreif show In which about
thirty men will take part, under the
direction OF Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss, VIII
be the final act.
Among the dances, which are par
ticulariy fascinating. will be the
Spsniah. Indian and pierette> dances.
Thoe4 III the Spanish dance, which -
being arranged by Miss Ella Bin
ford, are Misses Julia Joynes, Mary
Chalmers, Della Davenport and Lucy
Ford Workman and Messrs. William
Dickson. Holt Pare. Lloyd Traylor
and Croxton Gordon.
A big rehearsal was held yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, when many
OF the details were perfected
Lunc1leOn At WcstmOrciand.
Mrs. Arthur Ripley gave a small
hut attractive luncheon at the West
snoreland Club yesterday. Covers
~x-~rn lntd far nSnhf quests
Debutante Parties.
Mrs. r. Archibald Cary hiss issued
invitations for reception on Tues
day evening. January so. from to
Z o'clock, at SIS West Grace street.
The affair will be given In honor of
her daushters. Misses Patty and Cam
r1ie Cary.
Miss Mamie y. Jones has cards out
fnr reception atsher home, 1fA East
FRANKLIN street. on Wednesday, even
fnx. January 81, IN honor Of Miss
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Bentley. The guests, who wilt In
clude debutantes At this and last year.
are invited at . o'clock.
ENLARGEMENT Announced.
Dr. and Mrs. John j. Lloyd. Of Big
Stone Gap. formerly Of Lynchburg.
have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Lillian selden
lloyd, to Mr.. Raymond T.. Thayer.
Cf New York city. Dr. Lloyd IL arch
deacon Of the Episcopal church and
hRa charge OF the missionary work OF
the church In that diocese. Miss
Lloyd Ii an artist OF note. having
studied In New York and Paris, and
having taught for several years. Mr..
Thaxer II one uf the most successful
young artists Of the present day.
Mass Meeting Today.
The mass meeting called at the JEFF
fers0n Hotel on Thursday morning at
III o'clock IN room No. S. on the
balcony. n to make arrangements for
Kirt1feAs to be given after Easter
TOR the benefit OF the Associated
rhafitieS sand the A ssociatfon for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities.
Theh4 two organizations have In their
membership the names Of the social
leaders OF Richmond. as well AZ the
Rest workers In the city. Not only
nre these members asked TO be pres
ent a the mass meeting this morn
1ng. but Also all interested In the
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