The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21
DANvlLL.E
tspeelal to The Times- Dispatch

tspccial to Tie Timcs- Dispa tell
pahViiIc, Va, April 2y.-cunsidcrlble
inter :st is bclIl;f displayed in The on
coming production OF 'IIcr iiighncss
the Goose Girl" 81 liSh, cnln.dictta
which is to be given bY the local talent
of the city. very much as Polly
prim was two years ago. Miss IdcaI
Iraylor. who. came hcre at tina: time
10 undertake" tho production is again
in the city. and rchcaraals are taking
place IN the Hson Park school audi
toriunl.
Miss Maggie Brown entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor. Of Miss
iapPy llhll The significant words.
kitch IN Shower" had prepared the
guests tor what was to come. The
rooms were charminSly decorated with
daro!iis, and little Cupds were seen
IN abundance lurking among the spring
flowers. The Worlds Great .st Low
eis' afforded great amusement, and
when the guests were asked into the
dininS-rrom there was u.uch adinira-
ton called forth by the clever arrange
'ncnt of the table In the centre was
a large ~. and w" toy train, so over
loaded with Kitchen access cries for the
prospective bride that other trains had
10 be pressed into service. i;Dch arti-
Gle bore a verse written by the donor
Delicious reircs!mcnts were served.
Miss sarah Harrison entertained
Wednesday, evening at her nome on
Green street y pleasant time was
spent playing progressive. hearts. after
which delicious refreshments were
served and prizes awarded 10 the win
ncis 4
The graduation recital of Misses Mar
Sarct Fitzgerald. Clara l:stcllc, Gilis
and Eivira CRANBERRY Tuckc. VAS hclu
On Monday night IN the auditorium Of
the kdndoiph- Macon Institute and was
well attended by music lovers ng well
ss the Invited guests and friends OF
the Pupils The program. wEiuh aas
set at :, high standard. was cHc.ilcntly
rendered hy III ;hgcr pupils MISS
fitzShraiG. whu is SIN IN ner early
teens. played lilo violin with great
spirit, while Misses Tuck.r and Gills
1how"d renarkabl: talent and grcu,
powers OF Interpretation.
.ic Literature Circle OF the WcJnos.
day Afternoon club m, on Tuesday
afternoon IN The parlors 81 the First
Baptist church. and an Interesting
paper on "Iicmc" was real Miss
Anne Darlington sang some OF his
soner.
Mrs J CLEVELAND lia!l has issued in
Htntiuns for AN M Home" u,x, Tues
day evening from . o'clock until :.
Misses loot have sen, OH, cards 10 a
can showHr IN compliment 10 Miss
Happy Han. whose marriage 10 MaJ,rI
Ihco Parker takes place next Wcdnas-
day evening. April -.
Mrs ". W Williamson has returned
fom Atlantic ctty ana Sew York
Mr. and ilrs Eucke, pcrn Ana MISS
Wills nave returned ftom . No!th.rmI
tour
Miss Hattie iioiccmac is yiai,!ns
hlfa. J" /. Jordan. al south BOSTON
Mrs, Bge! Lyon aud l!,tlc daughter.
ri Durham. : q, are rist,iag her rag.
.nis, Nj. and Mrs. g. y. y ,cli, Oh Main
Street
Mr. mud Mrs George Clark. pahy anuI
maid. Of Liverpool, ara the guests 81
Mr.. ana Mrs. James 81. Segar on Iioi.
brooke Avenue.
Miss Caroline Gray. OF Norfolk VINO
las boon the guest o, Mrs Kober;
iearHaon has returned homo.
hon. J. NJ. Hooker. Of stuar; passed
though the city this week. en- routo
10 Richmond
Miss Craze Jones. vino has been Wis.
ting friGads ia Winston salem. has re-
turned nome,
Or. and Mrs l.. " Pollock, Of rem
pie, I e%as are visiting Mr. aud Mrs
\. L. Pollock on iiolbrook Avenue.
Mrs. i j. Long. Of Norfolk, il Wis
iung her sister, Mrs Rutherford pula. |
Mrs. John l. Penn has returned from,
an extended Southern 'onr.