The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11
CHASE CITY
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Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Chase City, April 10.--A number Of
Chase City's younger set attended the
Easter german at Boydton Monday
night. Among those present were
Misses Sue Gregory, Mamie Jeffreys
Elsie Edmunds, Josephine Eggleston
and Miss Creason. and Charlie Geog-
hogan. Leo Allen. Leland Phillips. Guy
williams and Preston Geoghegan.
Miss Jeanette Stoffregen, of Fred
ericksburg. is the guest Of Miss Goode
Edmunds.
A most enjoyable entertainment was
given at the High School auditorium
on Tuesday night for he benefit of the
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. The
celebrated japanese opera, The
Mikado," by Gilbert and Sullivan. and
was given under the direction of Pro-
fessor William A. Baker. Of. Chicago,
The performance was in every way 40
creditabie that 1t would be useless to
try to single out any special character.
Miss Glenna Stemhr!dge acted the
part of katisha: Mrs. e. w. Hudgins,
that Of Yum Yum: Miss Ann Greg
DRY the part of Pitt Sing: Miss Alice
Davis, that OF Peep-Bo. The role OF
Nanki Poo was taken by Grafton
Baker. that of Pooh Bah by c. j.,
FauiKner, JT-t flsn lusit W IhopSfs
Boswell: Nee Ban. by Marshall Geog-
hogan; Mikado, by Professor f. Paul
Raiford: Ko Ko. by Professor w. A.
Baker. Besides these number of
men and women. all in Japanese cos
tunes, took part in the choruses. Miss
Gladys Hester served as pianist.
Among those who spent the Easter
holidays at their homes wcre: Miss
Mildred Potts, who has been teaching
In Richmond; Misses Marjorie Greg
Dry. Myrtis Gregory. Jean Emory, who
are attending school at Randolph
Macon Womans College: Miss
Jeanette Hardy. Of Maryland College;
Miss Elizabeth McElrath. of Woman's
College Richmond. Miss Margaret
williams. who is teaching at South
Hill: Ernest Swift and Sam Emory, of
Randolph Macon College; Hunter
Gregory. of the Medical College OF
! Virginia, and Edward Gregory. of V.
T. /.
Miss Neette Gregory entertained a
number of her friends on Wednesday
evening al the Gregory Hotel in honor
of Miss Goode Edmund's guest Miss
stoffregen. Those present were:
Misses Jeanette Stoffregen. Beatrice
Hardy, Goode Edmunds Hilda Saund-
ers. Charlene Hester Mary Robertson,
Gordon Saunders, Marion Geoghegan.
Anne Gregory, Spo,tswood Roberts,
Bessie Jeffreys. Angelyn Alexander,
Jeanette Edmunds. Sue Gregory and
Elsie Edmunds, and Charlie Geog-
hogan. Robert Boswell, Robert Nc
Elrath, Robert land Edward Jeffreys,
John Brooks. Marshall Geoghegan.
Watts Allen, Guy williams, Leo Allen.
Herbert Williams. Herndon Jeffreys.
Preston Geoghegan and Leland Phil
lips
Mrs. ]. o. Faison and Miss Eloise 3.
Thacker. OF Disputanta. were the
guests of Mrs. f. Paul Raiford for a
few days.
Miss Alice Bugg. of Henderson. N.
c., has returned to her home for a
visit with friends.
Miss virginia Moore spent a few
days In Oxford. N. c., this week. in
cidentally attending the Dunford
Rroughton wedding.
Miss Goode Edmunds gave a dance
at the Pavilion on Thursday evening
in honor Of her guest, Miss Stoffregen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Hughes are
spending some time at the Mecklen-
| burg Hotel.
Mrs. X c. HAYES. of Meherrin. spent
several days with her mother. Mrs. A.
| j. Yancey