The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-08
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The people Of Richmond will have
the opportunity of witnessing these
presentations. The exhibition here
Will be for the benefit of the Shelter
ing Arms Free Hospital.
The artistic idea OF these tableaux
originated with trraulein Eleonore
Won Bojanowsky. Acting upon hor
suggestion. Fraulein Frieda Spiel
berg. an artist living in Weimar. and
childhood friend OF Mrs. Henry
Wood. put them upon tho stage.
fraulein Elise Reinick. also an ar
| list In Weimar. Is at present the stage
director for the European perform
ances Her engagements. extending
FAR Into the coming year, precluded
| any possibility OF engaging her for
this side Of the water. Under these
circumstances Mrs. Wood saw herself
! compelled to undertake the task her
! self. She studied and took part In
I the staging in three different cities
! Hlanover. Wicsbaden and Hamburg).
and made herself familiar with the
] minutest details of presentation.
/ While she was seriously considering
the problem of procuring the para
| phernalia and equipment for America,
| Fraulein Spielberg came TO her ala
| by Offering to duplicate all the re-
| qufsites, costumes. wings, backgrounds
and frames, for Mrs. Wood to take
+ with her TO America
| Clifford y. Morse is director of the
choir Of the First Presbyterian Church.
instead of the name previously an
founced, ana the choir. under his di-
rection, Will render some OF the best
. ha hn
Interesting Meeting.
! One of the most interesting meetings
I of the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation convention will be held Satur-
day evening. April II. opening Mt 7:45.
Two addresses will be given-"what
! the Association Means to the City Girl"
/ by Miss Elizabeth Dodge. of New York,
and What the Association Means to
/ the College Girl" by Miss Jessie Wood
row Wilson. of Washington. Admis-
sion will be by ticket until 40 P. NJ
| All members of the association may
| obtain tickets by applying at tho office.
corner Fifth and Grace Streets
Ssory-Tclling.
There will be a story telling az the
| Rosemary Library tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. All sorts of lovely stories
Will be told for children Of all ages.
Approaching Wedding.
| Much of the social interest of the
| season Will centre In the marriage of
Miss Olive Robertson. daughter Of Mr..
ana Mrs. John Caldwell Robertson of
Columbia. S c.. and Lewis Middleton
Ansley. wednesday, evening. April .. at
$50 o'clock in Trinity Church. Invi-
! tations have been issued by Mr.. and
! AIRS. Robertson to the wedding and re-
ccption which will be given just after
ward at their home on PendIeton Street
| Columbia. Miss Robertson's charr.y and
grace have Won for bee friends
throughout the States. siid interest in
her engagement ia Widespread. Mr..
business men of Columbia. also has a
! wide circle of friends to wish him
happiness.
Mrs. Robertson is sister Of s. 8.
| Love, OF this city.
Important Meetings.
The old Dominion Chaptcr Daucb :
ters of the American Revolution. will
meet to-day at noon at the home OF
Mrs. Henry y. Atkinson, S1I East
Grace Street. All members are urged
| to attend.
The Williams Memorial Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet this ar
tcrnoon at o'clock with Mrs ". T.
Word. 404 North Lombardy Street A
full attendance is desired
To Meet I'm May.
The porothea Payne Madison Chan
ter, Daughters OF 1912, will hold its
May 81. at II o'clock. as the regent
and officers of the chapter will at
tend the annual convention OF the
Daughters of Wilmington, Del. dur
ing the week for the regular April
meeting.
In and Out of Town.
Mrs. William Hodges Mann and Mrs.
Henry Miller. of Lexington, have re-
turned Ia the Executive Mansion, ar-
ter short visit TO Petersburg
| Mrs. a. NJ. Randolph and her two
| children. of England. will land in this
country in few days and will come Mt
once to Richmond. where they will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs James B.
| Pace.
| Mrs. w. W Meredith, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. ii. G. Davis,
on South Third street. has returned
to her home in Brunswick County.
Miss Esther Carroll. OF Baltimore, is
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Wingo at
her home. 9o4 Floyd Avenue.
Miss Annie Louise Reinhardt has
! returned to the city. after spending
some time in Basic City.
Mr. and Mrs Roger Kendall Gilbert,
of 1927 Stuart Avenue, with their
daughter, Mrs. III. +. Mcdaniel. and
Mrs Alfred F. Sclden Jr.. are In Wash
ington to attend the Cotton Manufac-
turers' Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Cary and their
family, who have spent the winter In
| Richmond will leave Friday for their
country place in Henrico.
Miss Constance MacCorlsle, former
general secretary of the Y. w. c. a.,
and Mrs. John Dunlop, OF Lexington,
will be the guests of Mrs. Robert Pax
ton at her home, 1915 West Grace
Street.
Mrs Benjamin II. Read and Mrs.
David G. Mcintosh. OF Baltimore, are
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. r. p. .Buford. OF Lawrcnceviilo.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. Withers
Miller. on West Grace Street.