The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-23

g. Stanard. is both compelling and ex-
tremely interesting, and refers In a
pleasing manner TO Mrs. Stanard's pre-
decessorfin office. Mrs Moses ~ Hoee.
and Mrs. Samuel Cecil Graham for
merly secretary and treasurer Of the
club. The reports of the other officers
arc all OF them good and extremely
we'll arranged. Mrs. w. A. Crenshaw
has had the Year Book In charge. ana
its successful conclusion is most cred
liable to her.
! BiE Charity Fetc.
Another big charity affair 10 he given
here this spring will be an entertain
ment gotten up by three circles of
Kings Daughters for the Sheltering
Arms Free Hospital II will be called
Angels in Art" and will be eiven at
the Academy OF Music on April IL and
&c. under the most fashionable patron
/ age in town. II is a German produc-
ton. and has recently been put on by
amateurs in Baltimore, where it proved
/ Il tremendous success All Of the eos
/ tunes and scenery are brought from
! abroad. and the scenes represent the
/ pictures of the old masters in tab
| leauX. with musical accompaniment
Dancing Classes Meet.
| Miss Ella Binford will meet her dane
| ing classes as usual 10 morrow after
noon at the Conservatory of Music.
! From Z to $40 o'clock will he for the
| visiting girls and boys and will he
largely attended by the ultra ia shion
able set. These dances form very
| interesting feature OF each season for
the younger people in town.
! Visiting Here.
Miss Gladys Tukc. OF Gray Cliff"
near the Greenbrier White sulphur
SPRINGS. is the guest. OF the Misses
Caperton at their home near West.
hampton Miss luke is in Richmond
for the Easter holidays
Miss Louise w. Brooks Miss Helen
Thohurn and Miss Gertrude Macarthur.
all OF New York City. spent several
DAYS In Richmond during the past
week. They were here making prep
! arations for the coming National Con.
'ention OF the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. to be held in this
city April ola.
In Atlantic City.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. X FranIelin ~
Gresham Court. left town last week for
| Philadelphia, where they have been
visiting their son. Clarence, who is
attending scholo near that city Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin are now at Atlantic
City. and Will later spend some time in
New York, before returning to their
home here.
Patrons for "NiAndos
Fashionable society in Richmond is
looking forward with the greatest in
terest and pleasure to the performance
Of "The Mikado' that will he given here
III Npi'i ny tHf Nr1TIk Auxiliary &c
the Belle Bryan Day Nursery Tho
Society Vaudeville" given last year by
the same organization was a. splendid
success. and decidedly the best ANA
tour production that has been given in
years. and The Mikado" promises to be
quite as pleasing.
The patrons for this affair are Mes.
DANES NJ: d. Adams. Alvey Thomas Al
friend, George Wayne Anderson. Ar
cher Anderson, John T. Anderson. III
w Barrett, A. C. Becker. Henry Bias
kervllc. Robert Blankenship, II. NJ
Boykin. H. Goodwin Boykin, Walter
Russell Bowie, \. L. Boulware. Leslie
Briggs. c. Melville Branch, John Kerr
Branch. r. =. Bryan, ST. George Bryan
j. Taylor Ellyson Harry Frazier, w
s. Forbes. George Gibson. Fl. LoFar
tiolsan. Edgar Gum. Max Gunst, ,Johr
Harrison, Horace S. Halves. Harr.
Hazard J. j. Hickok, Julian Hill. p
NJ Hoadley. Henry 1Iotchkiss, Saunder.
Hobson. Eppa Hunton, Jr., Thoma,
Jeffress. George Ben Johnston, r. f,
Johnson Carroll H. Montague. a. ]
Montague. w. s. MoNeill, Hunter Nc
guirc, Edward Mcclure. Frank Nc
CURE. George &, McAdams. Thomas r
McAdams, \dolph Osterloh. Scott Far
IRISH, Moncure Perkins. John D. Potts
Fred Pleasanta James Pleasants. Reat
Peasants Norman Y. Randolph
Thomas Rutherford. e A. Saunders