The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30

the cast is not as large as In some
of the recent amateur productions,
the greater majority of the society
people of Richmond are interested in
II from various viewpoints. Several
of the most brilliant society audiences
Of the season will fill the Academy
for the Mikado, and there Will be
quite bit OF entertaining in the way
of theater parties and suppers.
Another interesting affair OF this
week will be the wedding or MISS
Edith Allen Denny and the Rev. Ros-
cas Marvin White on Wednesday
evening at o'clock in Monument
Methodist Episcopal church. Miss
Denny Is the daughter of Bishop ana
! Mrs. Collins Denny, and though sne
has been living in Richmond but a
short while. her marriage is of wide
interest. The ceremony Will be follow
ed by small reception at the home
of Bishop and Mrs Denny.
As for tho rest of the week there
will be informal afternoon teas, faV-
ored form OF entertaining at this sea-
son of the year. and several attrac-
tive luncheons at the Country ciub.
For Miss Collier.
Miss Marie Koiner entertained Fri
day afternoon at auction bridge in
honor of her house guest. Miss Alice
Collier. of New York. Decorations
were In jonquils and asparagus ferns,
4 and Mrs. Percy Montague, Jr.. served
punch during the afternoon
Richaoud Girl Entertained.
Miss Lucy Brown spent last week
In Danville with Miss Sarah Hughes.
when several attractive affairs were
given in her honor Among them was
an afternoon reception, at which Miss
Hughes was hostess for her guest The
roora were decorated with Easter
tsifas a,d to,nuirs and there were
Shout efebf,. snas,e Receiving with
gsss t4mvbrs and Miss Brown were
Niss Tsfr{ln Herman Miss Ethel
Dn.,s ara Afise MARGARET Conway.
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which took place in Richmond fe"
years agd
The Mihado
The Mikado, which Is 10 he given al
tho Academy on Tuesday Wednesday
and Thursday evenings az TINS week
by the girls auxiliary az the btile
Bryan Day Nursery and Free kinder
garten, is the chief matter or inter
4 est among society people this week-
The foyer will be gaiiy decorated with
flowers and fitted up with seteees ana
booths Candy and flowers VIII DC
sold at these booths by girls In Jap
anese costumes, but there VIII be no
vending Of wares through the audi
ence These japanese maids VIII
be Misses Lora Scarhoreugh, Virginia
Whitley, Mary Tompkins. Edith Don
nan, Helen Adams, Daisy Boykh,
Mary Saunders. Della Davenport ana
Mamie Patton.
An amusing feature occurs IN the
last act when '"Tit Willow Is sung by
MIR Otis Alfriend, While Mir. Godwln
Boykin, who has won quite q rep
utafion as the comedian, in most Oh
the amateur affairs that have been
given In Richmond recently, has a
very IuEabF NESRtaAE sum-
Patronesses for the Mikado are
Mesdames Dewitt Adams Alvey,
Thomas Aifriend George Wayne An
ferson. Archer Anderson, John 7. An
derson, II. w Bassett, A. c. Becker
Henry Baskerville. Robert Blanken-
ship. # NJ Boykin. Goodwin Boykin
Russell Bowie, A. L. Boulware, Les
lie Briggs. Melville Branch. John
Kerr Branch. Thomas II. Bryan, Johi
Stewart Bryan. st, George Bryan. sig
ney Buford Fl. n. Calisch, Charles V
Carrington. Hugh Campbell, Andrew
Christian, r. d Christian, Frank
Christian, w M. Clark Samuel Cohen
+. r. Conquest, James Crump, Pres
ton Cooke Freeman Dance Isaac nav'
export, Charles Davenport, Gideor
Davenport, a. Il. Donnan, James
DooIey, j. Taylor Eilyson. HARRY
Frazier w s. Forbes. George Cab
son. Fl. Logan Golsan. Edgar Quinn
Max Gunst, John Harrison, Horace
HAYES, Harry Hazard, ]. j. Hickok
a Julian Hill, f. NJ. Headley, A. s. Hol'
laday. Henry Hotchkiss Saunders
Hobson. Eppa Hunton,' Thomas JEFF
fress. George Ben Johnston. PhiliJ
Edward johnson, Levin Joynes, Jor
dan I,eake. John Leary. Egbert Leigh
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