The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-19

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very appreciative of the many funny
points.
Miss Mary Niche made sweet
and demure Miss Matilda Jenkyns:
Miss Ruth Weed looked extremely
pretty as Mary Smith, Miss Jenkyns'
young friend while Miss Sadie
Barker made very enjoyable little
Martha Miss Mattys maid, Miss
Nerna Jackson was a real star as
Miss Betty Barker, the retired MILL
ner, looking and acting her part to
perfection. Her maid Peggy was well
represented by Miss Doris Shake
speare. Mrs. Forester, the Majors
widow was Miss Irene Jackson, who
wore "a bonnet that was well worth
the ten cents admission merely as a
charming curiosity when mounted on
Mrs Forrester's head Miss Nancy
Nicol played the part of the agrees
sive and energetic Miss Pole. receiv-
ing much applause Miss Errna
Barker made a stately and impress
sfTe Mrs. JAMESON, even when snor-
Ing audihly at Miss Markers tea
party.
This is the first play presented by
members of the Y. w. G. A. on the
new stage in the assembly room, and
the cast is proud of being the first to
use the stage and that everything
/ Went off smoothly and well. Several
requests for a repetition of the play
nave been made by different church
societies When the curtain dropped
for the last time after an hour and
J a half of entertainment. me audi
ence waited tn see If that were really
p the end of fha uhnW
quite willing TO see something more.
Personals.
Mrs John Tyler. of West Franklin
street, Will have az her guests for
the holidays her daughters Mrs f. Il
Montague and Mrs. II. G. Blanton. and
Mrs. Biantons two children.
/ Misses Major and Nan Miller. &C
companied by their guest, Miss Ruth
Pattison, of New Orleans, arrived yes
terday for the holidays.
Mrs, l.. ]. Boxley, Of CharIottes-
vile, formerly Miss Margaret Waddey.
is the guest of her mother Mrs,
Everett Waddey, for n lew days, be-
fore going to Roanoke to spend the
holidays
Mrs. Claude Dean, of SOC West
Grace Street, and Miss Margaret
Lowe. are spending a week in New
York.
Mrs. James Carneal and sister, Miss
Margaret Leigh, who have been visit
I ms Miss Mamie Johnson. in Bedford
City, have returned home.
Miss Anne stribling, of Berryville
Va. is spending the winter in Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Saunders will
spend Christmas with her sister, Mrs
j. w. Phillips, in Newport News.
John Tucker will go to his home
In Norfolk TO spend the holidays.
Miss Virginia Henderson, of Staun-
ton, will spend some time as a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs Arlo James here.
r. V. williams, of Richmond. ID
spending week in staunton.
Mrs. j. N, Barney arrived from
Fredericksburg Thursday for a shor,
visit to Richmond.
Miss Emma Netherland left Thurs
day for Atlanta to be the guest of Mrs
W. w. Tyler during the Christmas
Mondays
Mrs. r. W. Long, wife OF the Rev.
+, w. Long, pastor OF Cowardin- Az
enue Christian Church/ who was
operated on at Stuart Circle Hospital
some time ago. ii at home and conva-
lescinE.
Mrs, r. H. Beverly, who has been
visiting in Richmond, is now the guest
of Mrs. s. L. Hardaway. in Black
stone.
Mrs Judge Howard and Mrs II, G.
Howard, who have been in Richmond
for several days. returned home
in Floyd Thursday afternoon
Misses Mary Weaver, Dorothy
Gary and Mary Lett. OF Westhampton
College, Richmond. have gone to their
homes In Newport News for the holt
days
Mr. George NJ. Miller, OF Edinburg.
Va. viii arrive Monday to spend the
holidays with his son-in-Iaw and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. g. l.. Hudgins
/! Miss Margaret Heindl mas returned
home from Stuart Hall, accompanied
by Miss Adair Skipwith and Miss
! Lillian Jennings, who will be her
guests for the holidays.