Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
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tho period OF lS6l-lS65" booth In
this corner will be depicted the styles
OF those stirring days. bringing back
NIL OF the romance and hcroism or the
bellies and benux of the Confederacy.
Tho booth will be In the form of q tent
above which will ny the Stars and Bars
OF the Confederate States The color
scheme will be REQ and white, and the
ladies and girls who will have charge
will dress in the costumes of those
days.
On Monday. April 10. the opening
night, Mrs Norman V. Randolph, chair
man of the booth. will preside. assisted
by Mrs. Edgar d. Taylor and Mrs. u.
j. White.
The booth will he in charge of tho
Oakwood Memorial Association on
Tuesday. Apri! 20. Mrs. G. w. Massie.
chairman. will be assisted in the work
ty Mrs. Charles Billups and committee.
Wednesday. April p. will he United
Daughters of the Confederacy Day. The
Daughters will preside over the booth
and tea garden during the day and
evening. Mrs. White. chairman, will be
assisted by Mrs Taylor. Mrs. J. r. Mic
Weigh. Mrs. &. G.. Norman and commit
tee. Members of the committee are
aiesdames w. j. Gilman. Charles Robin
son G. L. Pearson. W. W. Foster, Il. Il.
Higgins, George r. Hutchinson. Conrad
Nation. w. l.. Wood. Archie Richard
son d. ~ Brown. Stuart Brown. =. T.
BeveridCc William Brown. Norman
Johnson, Frank Davis. John Rallou
Wallace Brown. Newton McNeigh, Tenn
pie Roy, Thomas VIM, L.. IL. Cloves.
Livingston Bishop l.. +. Desportes. W.
=. boyd: Misses Louise Shields King.
Gilman. Allen Elizabeth brown, Ben
nett, Hin Virginia :. Jones, Corpin
Spicer. Martha Mallory. Madeline Zig
ger anu Wood.
THURSDAY, April 80. will he iiollywooo
Al NIrs I Tn
chairman. assisted by Mrs. J. ID. Crump
and committee will be in charge.
Confederate Museum Day will occur on
Friday. April %. Miss Bette Ellyson.
chairman. assisted by a committee,
will be III charge. ON Saturday. April
- the booth Will again be managed by
nir-. Randolph, chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Taylor Mrs. White and committee.
I'atruncsScs for Play.
"'rhc Great Trial is the title OF q
charming play to be rendered by the
Iupior Auxiliarics OF Richmond in ST
lanes Parish House Friday evening
At \ o'clock. April .. The patronesses
include. in part. NeSdam=S Thomas y.
Carter John W. Harrison. Thomas w.
Elicit. Henry ". Rountree, Frederick
: Valentine. Mann :. Valentine. Joseph
y. Beaslcv. Edmund : Saunders, il.
Thomas /. Moore. Edgar II Taylor.
'Iuch VI. Taylor. John Dunn. Hurt. l..
W. Lacy. K. y. $ydnor. w. T. S,utz,
Miss Annie blair, Ncsdumos y. J. War
zen. George Epps. J. : ipps. James
Hart2. }. Baker. Elicit, d. r. Tyler.
Garter. Mary Mcekman, Bowen. Il, Z,
Valentine. &. !. CABOT. Richard Meade.
Walter Christian, NJ .. Wallace, WI
liam Powers. Robert Harrison. J. y
Hancock Miss Adele Mills Mesdames
T.. -. RennUIds tieury Taylor. L. y
Lancaster, James CISkie. Frank Nc
Cure. James y. Upzhur Edward Nalen-
Tarss- 4s..- s.. o.
Cooke, Edward Mcclure, I w Howle
flames Il. Cannon. \ : Briggs, Henry
e Rely. W Nj. Addison. Eugene &.
&Gss.e, ]. iarvie Burke. Miss Fanny
3ovder. Miss Florence Dowden Miss
SONNY Ga-ie. Miss ida Dinwiddie Miss
aisle i<ersey, Vi stz-nes Louise Ken
lols =. J.. Jauney. u I. ingalls, 7. 9.
suE!u. Alice Rut:ir. Charles Friend.
.r,hur Main iica,E Clarke Walter
Dunn huoN CrutchhcId. Philip II. Pow
"rs- I " sou 81 Juiie,. Oppenhimer,
Randolph Wexford, George Nutchings,
4 2. W!!-ner, c. =. Boiling, l.. T. Ten
aH,;, Ioau L. Nino-. ). J. LeaH-, Frank
towers, = =. Samson. :. rutherford
Rose iil.h Miller. Charles =. Picot,
-l!e -aH4er : i;g,aad W ! iiill:ard G
81 >l-.or Ja.;!-tt. Szr. England and
rl.ss Nina : Iaylp..
outing 10 williamsburg.
49, Fvi=r.!a 5ulla Excursion 10
afa l!!ar!zou-c Oh Easter Monday - al
eVlys ore O: the leading events OF that
fSeascn Some O: The best known society
women IL -o~n belong 20 the guild
and &C: IS p.:roucsses 70. ;h- outing.
which has become an annual feature
90: East: w=e. each year Luncheon
viii ~ Served ~ williamsburg >! the
ch..eE q. Brute. Fer!sh Hous. will
be ope. al daE q: -r- benefit y the
e~cuFs or!sts = number Q: inter
eSting parties have already been ar
ranged Tor This .s.cuvs!on and several
burg nest ID iii. The guild.
Another Interesting booth.
Another popular and attractive booth
AZ the Blu.s Bazaar, which VIII he
brilliant event OF next nou,a WI! be
the Ponce Dc Leon Booth. Of which
Mrs u NJ. Gregory and Mrs W l.
Allen will havo charge. 5tr. Lambert
has designed IL connection with this
booth q large and benut!fnl perrola
where refreshing drinks and Ice. Will
Il served ~ ucvy OF pretty young
girls This pergola VIII &c a,trac,lvelv
decorated and hung with flowers and
bright-colorcd lights ana fascinating
costumes VIII 10 worn by those serving
There
little Miss iiiiismnn Wins Applause
The piano performance OF little Vim
hiiismhn' pupil of Mr.. Boiling, created
toislccl GbIe surprise and cIthGS!a SIn
when she appeared at concert AZ the
Second Presbyterian Church Il Few
lays ago Her first number contained
Joyous Farmer" and Soldiers March
both hy Schuman; In tn" first piece sh.
brought out the melody in the l.f,
hand With perfect clearness. and IN tho
march there was "a precision and
rythm IN keeping with the piece Tie
next piece was q minuet by Mozart
This brought form SO much enthusiasm
that she had 70 pla~ again this time
playing q Wrist study" with a SUP
plement ana celebrity and gracefulness
in wrist motion that elected a great
deal OF applause Little Miss Hillsuian
Was the recipient OF numerous con
CALCULATIONS and many expressed sur
prise at the ,echn!c and memory of
such little Girl. She is daughter o,
DR.. Hillsman, OF this city and her re-
cital was most interesting affair
At the Art Club.
At the Art Club on Tuesday after
noon nj $50 o'clock Frau Or. Kerry, OF
Vienna VIII t,ivr iIl,g,-,to,i ,.,t.