The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
FASHIONABLE SOCIETY
ATTENDS DEEP RUN SHOW
Handsomely G",vncd Guests Divide
Attention With High stepping
Horses.
cIthuREN TO TAKE PART IN PIA,
Many Local Young People in Cnst OF
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Fashionable .ocioty has been quite
gay this past week. ana the culmina-
lion of = charming week of Informal
pTtirs was the big gathering at the
Country club of Virginia Yesterday af-
toruoou and evening for the annual
licrsc show of the Deep Run Hunt
Club. hundreds Of handsomely Towucd
guests were in evidence, and motors
aud smart cQuipparcs were filled with
gay little parties going TO the club
an afternoon. Many little dinners took
place there following; tn. show, and
Tho clubhouse WAS attraCtivcly ar
ranged throughout In trailing vines,
lopcEs uCllo blossoms and cVcrErccnS.
I'm orchestra played FOR the informal
hop that followed later IN the even
iuE. ANA refreshments were served on
tho brick terraces and porchcs OF the
club ~ the afternoon.
For this week any number Of inter
ostinE charities will engage the at
tCution Of society. The five perform
uuccs OF the Rack city -Packctty
House at the Academy of Music hc-
ginning Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Will mark large ana enthusiastic gath
orinc Of PROMINENT people. The play.
which is directed 10y Clinton Hamilton,
of tho Children's Theatre. New York.
Is given under the patronage OF tho
Commonwealth Chapter Daughters of
tho American Revolution, and is for
Tho benefit OF the Ragged Mountain
Mission. Most OF the boxes have al
ready boon taken. for all of the fash
iunablc little girls and boys in town
are going. IA we'll as Erownups. to see
tho number OF prominent children of
Nchmoud play their parts in this
adorable little play Of Frances HodCson
Euruc;ts. Tho matinecS take place on
tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and
lriday afternoons At 4 o'clock. and
There Is to be one night performance
Thursday. Tho greatest interest ana
enthusiasm prevails concerning the
play presented hy children. and n large
audience viii Ill the Academy Tues
daE afternoon 10 gree, it's initial pre-
scntatiuu here
The cast includes:
Ola nurse. Miss Gladys Hewitt:
Queen Crosspath Dorothy Brown;
GTccnwolkors. Susie Pollard. BESSIE
Robbins. William Warncld VIM. Iu-
uith liarksdalc. Miriam Lcailcy. Eliza
beth = can, Nancy Davison, David
Whitehead. Elijah Baker. Emory Gray:
Cynthia, Marjorie Brown; new nurse.
Louise White. John. Edgar Gianniny:
James. Louis kracke; Peter Piper.
Kingdom Brown; Dr. Gustibus, Dan
Wit, Fog, Doris Buchanan; Meg. Mary
holl Miller: iiilmanskcE, katherine
Robertson. Ridikilis Gertrude Adkins;
Lady Patricia We're de We're, Florence
ii2%ini; Footnan, Robert Evans: Foot
man, Dudley Whitehead Duchess of
Tioyshirc. Virginia Mills; Lord Rupert,
Alan Campbell: Lord Francis, Thomas
Todd; Lord Hubert, William Aylett
Hose; Lord Cedric, Alfred Gray: Lady
Murie!. Margaret Moncurc. Lady Doris
Evelyn Lobbins; Lady C;wcndolyn,
katherine Watkins: Lady Gladys. l:liz-
abeih Todd; The Princess. Lydia Pur-
cell; ladies in waiting, Estclle Henry.
Marie Ferguson.
I'nrhc.--Ho!I.in.
AIR and Mrs. Henry Marshall Soy
Kin announce the engagement and an
preaching marriage of their daughter
DAISY, TO william Perkins Forbes, son
az ". Forbes. OF this city. The we'd
aug is TO be Il very quiet one, cole
DRAFTED at home on account of mourn
Ing. and VIII toe witnessed by only the
Immediate families of tho bride and
groom The ceremony viii take place
some iiUc carly in June.
y. u. '. =. Outiug.
The A. l.. y. \. excursion 10 James.
town, which takes place this year on
saturday. May %. viii bc one of tho
hiS society events OF this spring This
annual pilgrimurc of the association
promises TO 10" of mv;c than us,ur in
isfeSi This season, owing TO .!tgc..u1l-
yelling OF - tablet 20 David Gool.ir
The donors Of the tablet are the MAssa-
oltusctts Society Of Colonial DANES
VINO VIII be represented by Miss
Susanna Neardlcy Garrett. Of VIII
NamSburG, direct descendant Of Sir
George Ncardlcy. who was Governor
when tn" elder Daniel Gooiin lived in
Virginia. Miss Garrott is truly CO.
loDitl. as she was born on May Is and
baptized in tho old church tower nt
jamestown. The choice or Tho young;
Eirl, who IS TO represent the ~ i. V. A.
Us equally fortunate. Though II hns
been 2to years since Daniel Gookin,
Who . coumcmoratcd 10y the tablet
lcft Virginia, and it Is probable never
again SAYS much OF h's proincr. Captain
John Gooltin. yet a descendant OF that
brother. Miss Evelyn bridges Wake
o. Richmond, Will help unvcil the me-
mortal. The occasion viii he one OF
unusual interest, and many parties
have Deen arranged to go down the
river with the 4 +. V. y. OF Satur-
uav.
Hiss Bette Ellysor wiN have charge
Of tho refreshments, as usual. ana
luncheon VIII be served en- route. The
steamship pocnhontas has been char
tered 10 carry tho associa DION and their
party down TO Jamestown.
- the Nommn's club.
Mrs. Jeffrey Montague will address
the members of the Womau's Club to-
juorrow afternoon on "rhc Kings cas-
lies III l'tEIll3 ana ne li!SuWdyS TO
Them Mrs. Montague is a. charming
and delightful speaker. and large
audience VIII gather at the club TO-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock t. hear
her.
The tea tables viii be- arranged with
fowcrs, and an informal ton wiI bc
bclG following Airs. NioutaGuo's lee
turc.
Celebrate silver Wedding
Mir and Mrs. J. j. PlaEcmau, 81 @fOs
Floyd Avenue. win celebrate tho tween
;Y-lfth anniversary OF their marriage
on Thursday evening from TO u
O'Clock in their nome. II VIII be q
very Interesting aud charming occa~
slon. and Alr and Mrs. Plagcruan VIII
receive thcir friends informally. no
cards Of imitation having been issued.
Leaving for HnEcrstown.
MISS Anna Louise BurrUss. Of Toron-
70, Canada. who is the guest Of Mrs
Jeanette Burruss. On South Fourth
Stroci, IS leaving town Tomorrow TO
visit relatives ana friends IN iIarcrs-
town. Md., ana WASHINGTON, before go