Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-07

Helen Johnston; jerome Sellers Miss
Alice Jones; Churchill Young. Miss FL
len Wallace; Robert Groner. Miss Isa-
belle Williams: Dan Coulbourn, Miss
Sallie Gordon; Osborne Jones. Miss
Miss Glass: Herbert Jackson. Miss Isa-
belle Scott: John Wallace. Miss Quincy
Landstrcct; Arthur Scott Miss Eliza
BETH Scott; George Wiltshire. Miss Neal:
MIR. Mccall. Miss Louis. wilmer The
stays were Henry Burncttc, Decatur
Jones. oscar Swincford. Kirk Parrish,
Warner Moore Bruce Ferguson. Rich
ard Meade. Carlton Saunders. Edmond
Preston. Thomas Preston. Arthur Cap
erton. Charlie Hall. Morris Carroll. Curry
Thomas. Ashby Miller. Fred Scott.
Bicrne blair and James Aisop.
BoI Parties for MinstrcIs.
Some Of those who VIII entertain box
parties for the Society Mnstrels'' at
the Academy Of Music Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday. are Mr.. and Mrs. ".
X. Massi". who have taken a box for
both Thursday and Friday nights: Peter
II. Mayo for Friday and Saturday
nights: Miss Mary Williams. for Thurs
day and Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
M!llh!scr will entertain a box party on
Friday night. Many interesting thea
ter parties have also been arranged for
men taking part in the Tennis Dance"
will wear sporting clothes. and some
OF the best dancers In Richmond Will
participate, among them being Miss Nir-
ginia Grice. with Robert Augustine;
Miss Mary Nicholas .Ainslic. with Wal
ter I.cfcw: Miss Martha Martin. with
Raymond Massey: Mrs. r. Peter Paul
Maclewski. with Mines Neal. The dane
ers are being coached by Miss Ella Bin
ford. who promises most finished per-
Torrance The Society Minstrels' Is
being given under the auspices OF the
Girls Auxiliary Of the Belle Bryan Day
Nursery. for the benefit of that charity.
In New York.
Among the people from Richmond
noted In New York during the past
week have been: o. d. James. Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Kelley, j. H. Wilkinson and Charles
&. Reed
1912 Ship.
The snip OF 1912. fully manned with
hevy OF attractive girls. and loaded
with n cargo OF beautiful and useful
gifts, will be ready to unload on the
night of Monday. April l9, at the Blues
Bazaar
Mrs. James McGraw. Jr., chairman OF
the booth. promises n variety of Inter-
esting features, among which will be a
parcel post station. with packages from
the four corners of the globe: flower
-
bellies and heauX. and the popular trip
TO the exposition TO be given away on
the last night OF the bazaar. Arrange
ments for the entertainment OF the
children are well under way, and
Mother Goose promises 10 he on hand
with her basket of Jack Horner pies.
The committee in charge will be Mrs.
James McCiraw. Jr.. Mrs. Marion Hewitt,
Mrs George Harrington. Mrs w. Il.
Dabney. Mrs. J. T. Palmatary, Mrs. NJ.
Leahy. Mrs. S. Shepherd, Mrs. c. Brad
bury. Mrs. j F. Brauer, Mrs. w. B.
Davie. Mrs. ]. II. Grubbs. Mrs. II. w.
Fehsenfeld. Mrs. w B. Catlett. Mrs. y.
w Hargrove, Mrs. T. s. Bowles. Mrs.
w. r. Gray. Mrs. r. NJ. Christian. as
sisted by the following young girls.
dressed In the quaint costumes Of 1912:
Misses Bessie Bigger. Maud Bigger. Jean
McGraw, Elizabeth McGraw. Louise
Finch, Roda Deitrlck. Virginia STALL
ings. Elise Sheppard. Martha Stevenson.
Jennie Pearce. Lucille PelouZe, Mar
gucrite Tohien, Alice Crutchneld. Ida
Landrum. Blanch Cole. Gladys Palma
tary. Bessie Wade. Ethel Bauer. Helen
Elizabeth Phillips, Virginia Fehsen-
field. Helen Kline, Florence Norfcet. Vir-
ginia Clements, Lena Rowland. Mabel
Warren, Janet Christian. NJ. McClay,
Bruce Parker, Helen Sipp, Eva Har-
grove, Helen Penthouse. Elizabeth Lam
drum. Nathalia Kramer and Miss Spicer.
Liiiiputian Wedding.
An Interesting charity event Of this
week will be the "Lilliputian Wedding"
which Will take place on Friday even
ing at s o'clock in the chapel Of tho
Grace Covenant Church. corner OF Har-
rison Street and Park Avenue. The en-
tertainment Is under tho auspices OF
the Helpers Society Of the Grace Cove
nant Church. and all interested are in
vited to attend.