Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-09
Careful How You Run Across that street!"

accommodate the members o. the club
who will take part in the Society Min
strels and who desire TO come to the
dance after the performance Is over.
brilliant event, and the tables will be
thronged with members and their
guests throughout the evening.
Another large audience will greet the
second performance Of the Society Min
strels at the Academy of Music this
seats Will be allied with interesting
parties OF society folk. Several In
formal supper parties will be given
after the show is over.
The Helpers Society OF the Ora
Covenant Presbyterian Church Will
ming at S o'clock in tho chapel OF the
church. corner OF Park Avenue and
Harrison Street II Will be a very
novel affair. and all interested are cor
daily invited 10 attend.
There viii be a performance of the
little play. cinderella IN Flowerland."
at John 3. Cary School. Rowland and
Chat'in Streets, this afternoon at 4:3j
o'clock for the benefit OF the Spring
field Fresh Air School and the F:le-
mentary Teachers Association.
The Great Trail" the beautiful
church play which IS being arranged
By AL the junior auXiliarIes OF the
Episcopal churches OF Richmond, Will
be presented for the first time tonight
In the parish house Of 81. James Church.
on West Franklin Street, at S o'clock
II viii also be given again on Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, the entire
proceeds being for the support Of
school teachers in the Ragged Noun
tains OF Virginia.
A three-act comedy. entitled Back
TO the Country Store will be present
I'd by the Philandroi class OF West
minister sunday School In the auIiito-
RUM OF William Fox School this eve
ming AT Sis o'clock
The cast OF characters will be: Abb
me!ech Qu!gley Higginbotham, George
T. Peers: Amar!ah Hlcglnbotham. j.
Corey Gilbert; Mrs. HigGinbotham, Miss
Marion B. Monsell; Margaret Van
Buren,, Miss Elizabeth Barbee; Dudley
WcatherwaN, Charles a. Clark; Maria
Judkins, Miss Gay Lee; Mr.. Huckelton,
Irwin l. Mathews; Mrs. Garlinger Miss
Caroline Mckee; Mrs. T!nlese, the
widow. Miss Helen Monsell: the widows
six children, Misses Dorothy Nunna-
maker. Eva and Mary Peers, Robert
Clark, Wexford Trevilian and Rixey
Barbee
Pretty Home Wedding
y pretty home wedding was solem-
nized Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the home OF Mrs. NJ 5. Elliott. In
Blackstone, when her daughter. Elsie
Dcnsmore, became the bride OF Oak
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The rooms were decorated with palms
and ferns. The bride entered the par
Tor attended by her maid q honor
Miss Jimmie Resale Hobbs OF Dis
putanta, and they were met AT the
altar By the groom and his brother, Dr.
Willie NewComb. of Norfolk. The bride
wore going-away gown OF blue
chiffon crepe, with hat TO match and
carried bouquet of Bride roses. The
maid OF honor was bccomingly Eowncd
in a dress OF pink chiffon over satin,
and carried bouquet of lilies of the
valley. Mrs. j. G. Pullen. OF Roanoke
presided at the piano and as the
party entered. played the "LohenSrin"
bridal chorus. and while the ceremony
was being performed the Flower
Song" The ceremony was performed
by Rev J. Sidney Peters
Immediately after the wedding. Mr.
and Mrs. Newcomb left for a Northern