The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-27

fit OF a fund for a Red Cross district
nurse, charity which is arousing
much interest there.
Members of the summer colony work
cd all day decorating the ballroom,
where stage and candy booth were
erected and trimmed with flowers and
green branches. Every seat was filled
for the performance.
Mrs. Sidney Buford and Mrs. George
Cole Scott. Of Richmond. opened the
program with a Spanish dance in cos
tunes; George III. ingalls,. of Chicago:
r.. a. Perry. Jr. and Mario Arrnellini
followed them in a Dlaylct. The Real
faif1es. The Hot Springs waltz brought
out Miss Clarice French and Shannon
Meany. two of the best dancers there.
Miss Eleanor Bright. Of New Orleans.
La, In rose-colOred chiffon, appeared
In French fancy dance. and es-
thctic dance interpreting starlight was
done by Miss Priscilla Rogers, Of CAL
weston. Tex. In pale blue chiffon. Miss
Gladys ingalls,. Miss Sarah Gibson, Ed
gar Bright and George and Melville
ingalls,, III. children of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert ingalls,. took part In lie WISH
tour a farcical melodrama translated
from the French Of Maurice lie Blanc
by Miss Clarice French. Miss ingalls,
played the part OF French maid and
her two ncphews were miniature po-
licemen.
n chorus in Neapolitan costume. gave
SONGS, dances ana sketches. )OrOtnS
and Norma Albert. children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Albert the former dressed
rs II street vioiinist and the latter as a
monkey. caused much amusement. Miss
Helen Norris did tambourine dance
Others In the group were Misses Clar-
ice French, Dorothy and Isabelle Pal
mer. katherine ingalls,. Catherine Pal
mer. Nancy Stair, Patsy Clark and Jul
dith Pole, Mrs. Lanier Pole, Miss Ida
Fole. Mrs. Mccarthy. Messrs. Shannon
Meany, Basil Savidge. James SIcIlvaine
and Mario Armellini.
The flower girls were Misses Jose
phinc Palm. Charlotte Filley, Louise
Gibson Mary Butler and others. Mrs.
Charles .. Palms and Mrs. William
Mattt had charge OF the candy table.
After the performance there was a
dance in the Japanese room. the young
men and women of the cabaret wearing
their costumes. Dinners were given
before. the entertainment by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Schmidlapp, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. f. Ingalls,. Jr. w. A. Carter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Waller. and others.
Stay t-Homc Whist Club.
The Stay-at-H Home Whist Club met on
Monday evening with Admiral and Mrs
Harrie Webster. at their apartment in
The Chesterfield. The highest score
was made by John Tyler and Admiral
Webster. and two tables were engaged.
The club will meet again next week
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Attends Dance.
Miss Laura Richardson. OF this city,
who is spending some time with rela-
tives in Roanoke, was among the guests
present last Friday evening. when Mrs.
Wallace Reynolds. of that place, enter
tanned in honor of Miss Mary Hartman.
of Philadelphia. Following the dance
supper was served at small tables
Some fifteen couples were present. and
the chaperons included Mrs. II. II.
Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. II. McCosh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Noftsinger. Mrs. Ainsworth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds.
important Meeting.
There Will be an important meeting
OF the Richmond Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, this
morning at II o'clock in Lee Camp Hall.
The meeting is for the purpose OF form
ing committees for the State convention
to be held in Richmond September 80.
The Jefferson Hotel will be headquar-
tcrs OF the convention. and the opening
night the welcome Will be made in the
auditorium OF the hotel. All members
OF tn: chapter are urged to be present
ar The meeting this morning.
For Miss Kirk.
4 unique entertainment was given on
Saturday evening at Willoughby Beach,
in honor of Miss Beatrice Kirk. of Rich
mond.
The affair was combination marsh
mallow roast and watermelon feast a
large fire was built on the beach on
the waters edge and marshmallows
were roasted.
The guests on this occasion were
Miss Beatrice Kirk. of Richmond; Miss
Clara Patterson. Miss Margaret Sim
mons. Miss Virginia Minor. Miss Luz
Gle Dodson, Miss Pauline Tebault, Miss
Margaret Webb, Horace Dickson. Har-
vey Patterson. Harry Clapp. Claiborne
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Macklin. Mr.. Tredwell and Mr.. Car
rington.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Holt. of 420 West
Main Street, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Lucy Helen Wysong,
to George Letter. of Lynchburg. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
W. j. Young. pastor of the Centenary
Me'hc dist Church, in this city.
Visiting at boswell.
Miss Corrie Hackett and Edward
Vaughan Lloyd. of Richmond, and
oliver Wool. of Auburn. N. Y. were
the weekend guests of Miss Helen
ing her aunt, Mrs II. Vernon Hackett,
at boswell.
Mrs Samuel II. French. Of Auburn,
N. Y, and Misses Ruby and Mary Dart,
of Richmond. are the guests Of Mrs.
Hackett. at her home near boswell.
HI unu Out OF Town.
Miss Nancy Patton, of West Frank
lin Street. is the guest of friends in
Gloucester County.
Miss Louise Michaux. OF Powhatan
County. Is visiting relatives here this
week
John b. Egerton. of Baltimore, spent
the weekend with Messrs. j. Leo and
Edwin Levy here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Mercer and
Robert Mercer are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Merritt Motley at Napoleon, in
Albemarle County.
Miss Rebecca Courtney. of Clopton.
is visiting friends and relatives in
Danville.
Alfred Kirsh left Monday night for
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Marcuse
at Big Island.
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