The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-07
SOCIETY

Sue Dabney, Lucille Mortimer, Betty
! Clark, Mildred Page, Mary Peyton,
| Mrs. Marshal. and Miss Buckmaster,
Messrs. Marion Dimmock, IL. f. Sar-
gent, r. A walker Randolph Well
/ ford, John Crowley, A. NJ. Dobie, AL
I BERT Boiling, j. A. McNaughton. Sam
/ Bemiss Fred Loar, Nabby Phillips,
Adair Archer, f. o. Roller and Mr..
I IaphAm.
Camp Fire Girls 10 Give Play This
Evening.
An interesting event of today will
be the play given in the auditorium
OF the Woman's Christian Association,
by the Satnohacop group of Camp
Fire Girls. The group. which is con-
nected Will. the Y. w. G.. A. Is under
the a Bile guardianship of Miss Patue
Cary. and is working to support
girl at a mountain mission school.
The play is called The Trouble at
SatterIies." and is to be followed by
a sunbonnet drill given by six little
women. AS this is the first appear
ance on any stage of these young ar
lists IL is expected that large audi
ence will turn out to welcome them.
All interested are cordially invited
TO be present.
To Witness Naval Review.
Mrs John Fl. Lypeman has left by
way OF the Old Dominion Line ror
New York to witness the celebration
OF the Naval Review. which takes
place from the 9Th to the 18th of
May. She will join her sister, Miss
Rosena Steinbrecher who has been
the guest OF Miss Marie Steinbrecher
and Miss Cordella Yonnaris at their
apartment, Seventy ninth Street and
Central Park, West.
Mrs Lyneman Will spend the month
OF May I'm the North, returning toI
Richmond early in June.
High school Play.
This evening at Sis O'Clock, The
Nautical Knot, or the Belle of Barn
stapoole." an operetta in two acts.
will be presented by the pupils Of the
John Marshall High School in the
High School auditorium. The cast, |
which includes nearly a hundred boys
and girls. is entirely of high school
pupils. and has been trained by Mr.. |
Walter Mercer, musical director: Mr.. |
Leslie Watson, accompanied, and r.
j. Stubhs. Jr, The choruses of Barn
stapoois. girls. sailors. artists and
will be accompanied by
Kessnich's band.
The patrons of the high school, as
well as the faculty and student body
are enthusiastic over the operetta. and
believe il will be the most representa-
tive production given yet by the high
schcool
Charity Affairs.
The play. An Old Time Courtship."
which was given before a large audi |
ence in Randolph School, will be re-
peated in Bellevue School auditorium
tonight, for the benefit OF the Wom- |
ans Prohibition League of america. |
other features of the evening will
he a May Polo drill under the direc-
tion OF Mrs. W, r. Binns. and tab
leaux under the direction OF Mrs. |
Henry Carter. The public is invited
to attend
The Ladies Aid Society of the West
minister Presbyterian Church will cele-
brate its twenty-fifth anniversary this
evening in the Sunday Schoor room
from TO 10 o'clock. There will
be music and refreshments, and all
interested are cordially invited to at
tend. The entertainment will be In
the form OF a Birthday Party and
is for the benefit of the society.
For Benefit of BAH Team.
The Irish Detective" Will be played
at the assembly hall I'm Barton Heights
AilH CNNtlHE A0i lilt bSINDt VI hut
Barton Heights baseball team.
This show is the first Of its kind
to be presented TO the people of Bar
ton Heights. II is a melodrama In
four acts. under the personal direc-
ton of George c. Rianhard. The per-
Torrance will last two and one half
hours, and special scenery has been
arranged, and the cast includes Lar
ence E. Mccarthy. La Rue Knapp,
Joe Brentwood. Carl Campwell Eben
Scraggs. Mark Stockton. Silas Buck
thorn Bynwood Drumeiier, Jason
Thatcher, Charles Stephens, Frank
Brown. Norman Bnford, Molly
Scraggs. Miss Christian, Kate Bierly,
Miss Anderson. Thankful Buckthorn,
Miss Campbell.
Women's Meeting.
The Alumnae Association Of the
Woman's College will hold an i'm
portant meeting at the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association building
this afternoon al 4:3G O'Clock. All
members are urged to attend
A meeting of the board Of the Rich
mond Kindergarten Association will be
held this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at
1902 Grove Avenue. Members are.
asked to report the returns from
tickets at this time.
T. The board of managers of the EN-
change for Woman's Work will hold