The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
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Mrs w. IL oSeill. also made an In
teresting talk on the welfare of the
organization.
| Cast for Play.
will present "Skule Days" on Thurs
| day night, April 10 at Sis o'clock in
| the John Marshall High School under
| tho auspices OF st. Johns Circle Of
Kings Daughters:
Directress. Mrs. Sallie Montgomery
| Brown.
Scene Determination OF Teachers.
| Scene 11-F1rst Day OF Skule
| Scene IIj.-Closing Exercises of the
Term.
Skule Committee-Urah Perkins.
chairman. Mr. John L. sattcrfeld
Jacob Billaker. Mr.. Oscar e. Parrish
Applicants for Skule-Miss Dash
away. Mrs C. w. Massie; Miss Be-
linda Sharp Gold maid suffraeette)
MRS. Ramon D. Garcin: Miss Sallie
Simple. Mrs. Charles j. Billups: Heze-
kiah Pendegrass, Mr.. John Frischkorn.
Scholars: Girls-Matilda Billings
Miss Mary Massie; Faithful Shocks.
Miss Marie Cheatwood: Samantha
Piper. Mrs Oscar lG. Parrish: Jerusha
Dixon, Mrs j. T. Palmatory: Ruth
ketchum. Mrs. c. w. Massie: Susan
Crawfoot. Mrs. w. A. Cheatwood: Sal
lie Brown. Mrs william A. Burrows:
Mehitable Jones Ucacher's peD. Mrs.
Misc Ruth Glenn: Mary Jones, Mrs.
Wilson; Sallie Simple. Mrs Charles J.
Billups: Ariminta Dipsy, Mrs. Arthur
w. Mann.
Boys-Luther Brown. Mr.. B. NJ.
Davenport; David snobs. Mr.. Ernest
Butler; Billy Crawfoot Mr. Herbert
Mercer; Jeremiah jenkins, Mt ]. T.
Palmatory; Bobby o'Lee. Mr.. william
Crump: Samuel Shocks. Mr.. Everette
Parkinson; Sim Dipsy. Mr.. william ii.
Adams; Stephen Tucker. Mr.. Fred
Jones: obediah Huzaard. Mr.. Fred
Craig.
visitors-Mrs. Dipsy. Mrs. John A.
Hasker; Mrs. Shocks. Mrs. George
Portrait Presented.
The Commonwealth Chapter, OF the
Daughters of the American Reyolu
ton. have received handsome gift
OF fne oil portrait of Francis Light
foot Lee GT34-1797), son of Thomas
Leo and brother OF Richard Henry Lee.
who was member OF the Virginia
House OF Burgesses I770-l775, a dele
gate to the Continental Congress-
signer OF the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence and member of the Virginia
Senate 17S0-17S2.
The portrait was presented to the
Commonwealth Chapter by the artist. !
Willis Pepoon, OF Washington. who
painted from All ,old engraving by
Gutekunst after the original portrait. |
which is believed to have been des-
troyed during the burning OF Rich
mond at the close of the War Between
the States.
Ia
had the portrait handsomely framed
and have decided to hang II in the
Virginia Room of Continental Hall in
Washington, and tho ceremonies OF the
formal presentation and unwilling
will take place at the National Con
gress of the y. y. r. Oh April IA
TO Speak in Madison Auditorium.
Mrs Raymond Robins. OF New york
and Chicago. president OF the Woman's
Trade Union OF America. who will be |
distinguished figure at the near-at- |
hand Y. w. c. \. Biennial Conference
In Richmond. Will address tho Equal |
Suffrage League OF this city In the !
auditorium OF Madison School on the
evening of April 10. Since Mrs Laid
laws lecture. nothing of greater i'm
portance is looked forward to by /
Richmond suffragists than the coming 4
OF Mrs. Robins. the success OF whose 4
social service renders hers a house
hold name here as elsewhere.
Mrs. b. B. Valentine Is in Newport \
News, whore she went on Wednesday \
TO make several public addresses.
Miss Mary Johnston has been speak
ing at Buchanan. Roanoke, Salem and
CovinGton. Ell route from New York
city 10 her home, Three Hills" in the /
Warm Springs Valley
The Equal Suffrage League Of Vir-
sinia Will be represented on April Z
"A iyl NJ inI
OF Congress, when Virginia senator's
and congressman will be asked 10
support resolution of a suffrage
amendment to the Constitution.
angels in Art.-
Some OF the best musical talent In the
city has been secured TO assist In the
presentation OF angels in Art" at the
Academy of Music on April Is and le.
which is to be given for the Shelter
ing Arms Free Hospital. Professor
Hamilton Baskerville will assist at the
organ, Holy Trinity choir. under the
direction OF Mr.. Scrivenor. will render
several choruses; Mrs A b. Guigon
VIII sing several solos with violin
accompaniment: Miss Jean Trigg. of
Petersburg. contralto solo; Professor
Ernest Cosby's boy choir of. All Saints
Will sing the angel Trio" from
Elijah; the First Presbyterian Church
Quartette with Professor Gulbraich. di-
rector, and Mrs. Norris. soprano. So
p.ano soloist. will render several Sc
lcctions, and the Grace Street Pres
byterian Church choir. under the lead
eTship OF Mrs. j. Scott Parrish. will
also be Included in the program
Mrs. Thomas Adkins is In charge OF
the musical program for the evening
Patronesses for the talbeaux include
Mcsdames william Hodges Mann, John
Murphy. Robert G. Cabcll. c. f.. Wor-
than, Jr., j. Caskie Cabel. Granville
G. valentine, william II. White, John
shelton Williams, Charles p. lee f. II.
itotchkiss. Beverley r. Crump. A.
Beirne Blair. II. Goodwin Boykin and
Thomas +. Bryan.
The program is:
Representative tableau1. after the I
works OF the old masters, combined
with musical recitals
Prologue: Angel dance Cor rounde-
lay). Imprinted poem by c. Won vii s
denbruck. detained by Miss Garlic 8
Minor.