The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-05

Tho bride was gowned In a beautiful
dress Of imported satin. with pearl
passementre. and her tulle veil was
caught with orange blossoms. She
carried q shower bouquet Of lilies Of
the valley and brides roses.
A large reception followed tho cere-
mony, and later In the evening Mr..
Kyle and his brittle left for a wedding
tour, and on their return will make
their home In Staunton.
Mrs. Kyle has a large circle OF
friends In Richmond. having made her
debut here several seasons ago.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. B. Wolf. OF 1924 Floyd Avenue,
announces the engagement OF his
uaughtcr, Mollie. to Louise Rosen-
berg, Of this city. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Pretty Wedding.
On Thursday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock the home of Mrs. r. n. Gray,
900 North Roland Street, was the
scene OF q pretty wedding. when her
daughter. Frances Louise, became the
bride Of Eneras Lucas Limerick. The
house was beautifully decorated with
palms and shaded lights The bride,
who was given away by her uncle. Mr..
j. II. Gray. wore an attractive travel
ing suit OF dark blue broadc1oth. trim
med In seal. with a hat to match, and
her bouquet was OF orchids and lilies
Of tins vHffey. Charles L. Limerick
was his brothers best man.
Mr.. Limerick and his bride left for
| a wedding trip to San Francisco.
COMEDY of Toys"
This little comedy. to be produced
by Mrs. Thurston and Mrs v. c. Blan-
kenship, December 10 and II, 1915,
| for the Belgian sufferers, will be one
of the catchiest little things to be
sho--sn in the amateur world this win
! ter. The plot is so devised that the
!. different specialties can be introduced
| to interpret the dream OF the old
| toy-man's daughter. whose toys and
| dolls come TO life and indulge In a
| little picnic all their own. during the
| girls nap.
| This child. after her mothers
| death, is struggling to make both ends
| meet by mending dolls. waiting on
| customers and schemins to pay the
| bills. gradually sinks into slumber,
under the influence of the sandman.
| In her dreams she meets "A retired
| fairy. They mutually comfort one
another and out OF sympathy the fairy
| presents the child with a bottle of
| smelling salts and instructs her In its
| use.
! Through the magic OF the salts, all
! the toys are brought to life and hold
| high carnival, Several romances I'M
| fold and while two Of the gentlemen
| dolls night duel over the French Doll,
/ the latter escapes with the Man in
the Moon to the Milky Way.
The Toy-Man's Daughter is arrest
ed and while chained calls upon the
| Fairy for help. Delighted at the
/ prospect OF again exerting her skill.
the fairy responds and calls the belle
Of the toy shop home, from the Milky
Way. The tickle Man IN the Moon
has the heroine marry TIA hero OF
the occasion and everybody celebrates
the wedding festival.
At this point the Sa nd Man gets
busy and sings everyone to sleep and
departs at the psychological moment
the child wakes up to find 1t all q
dream.
The scene will naturally be laid In
the toy shop and will have. among
ether features, the latest dance
known as the 1915 fox trot. and !,
will only be necessary to mention
l the names of Miss Mary Nicholas
/ Ainslte. Miss Rosalie HARDWOOD, Miss
1 Mary Meek, Miss Jennie Gwatkin,
4 Miss Virginia Chesterman. Hiss
4 Maj tina Purcell. Mrs. Robert Augu r
Il tine. Mr.. James T.. Patton, Jr., Mr..
4 Mills Neal, Mr.. James Augustine, Mr..
/ James Gwntkin. Mr.. Edward Trigg.
4 Mr.. William Lefew, Mr.. Robert Angus
/ tine to guarantee a hit. This dance
is under the guiding hand of Mrs. st.
/ George Bryan, assisted by Miss Lena
/ Miller.
/ Along the same lines. but radically
/ different. will be the 1915 one-step. OF
| which dance Mrs. Robert Pegram is
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Arthur
| Wilmer and Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor,
/ The following couples WILL appear:
r. tf-tr -
| IAferty; Miss Louise Wilmer. Mr..
William Lefew;; Miss Mildred Lefew
! Mr.. Dan Coulbourne: Miss Rosa
Moseley, Mr. Stanley Clark: Miss Lu.
| Gle Taliaferro. DR.. Hughes.
| Mrs c.. w. Massie. as chairman Of
| 4 speciality, known as the group dance.
| will present something new in the
dance line, which will vary somewhat
| from the usual and will be danced By
| Mics Ida Crary, Miss Ella Bates, Miss
| Mary Massie. Miss M~rion Simpson,
/ Miss Martha Lea Stevenson and Mrs.
] Russell Council.
The cane dance Is expected to pro-
| duce the latest hit shown at the Win
ter Garden this winter, known as the
| jigaree dance. Ten men will appear
| In this dance. among whom will be
| MIR. erosion Gordon, Mr.. c. G. Far
| TIE, M0SSIS. A0A anu @lakA0 AOui~
bourne. Mr.. James Augustine. MIR.
Alfred Smith, Mr.. Edwin Conquest.
Mr. james Hutchinson. Mr.. Walter
Moore and Mr.. Herbert Featherstone
But II 10 reserved for the Premieuse
Ballerine, the charming little Miss Es-
telle Dennis, aged twelve. to produce
for the especial delectation Of the 1ov-
err OF the muse many new and attrac-
tive phases OF the art terpischorean
not shown heretofore In Richmond. as
this Is Miss Dennis first appearance
before 4 local audience.
The Dance OF the Jumping Jacks"
has for its chairman Mrs. George 81.
Simpson. and will be executed by An
drew Briggs. Meade Norman. Arthur
Cherry. Fred Kcllam, Edward Wood
fin and Ralph Dennis, Jr.
In the first group Of fairies. man
aged by Mrs II. r. Mcdaniel, chair
man, VIII appear Louise Blair. Lillian
Wood, Helen Harwood, AureiiA Cor
don, Jessie Monroe. Cynthia Massie,
Ruth Moseley. Elizabeth Moseley,
Constance King. Catherine Wakley.
Margaret wakley. Virginia Powell.
katherine Woodfln. Helen Seldom.
Nina Mcdaniel and Lillian Miller.
The group OF chaperones, by Mrs-