The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-27
THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUGUST a. 1916

the most gracefully danced. and the
entire audience were loud in their
approval compelling an encore Misses
Betty Sharp and Nancy Yuille we're
accomplished In the rendition of the
Scotch fling. The Atlanta Quick
step" was one of the novel features
and artistically done by Misses Anne
Grant and Douglas Paine. At the
conclusion of the program when the
lancers had been danced by all the
children of the Springs. they were
entertained in the cafe with refresh
ments
Some OF the costumes were: Edith
Rutherford. in dainty Daisy dress;
Thos. rutherford. as "Toreador":
Helen Preston, as "A Summer Gar
, land Wilbur J. Preston, Mordkim
Bacchanalian; Cornelia White. as a
Girl of Brittany; Julia Butt, as
Columbia; Ethel Register, as
/ Fairy also Mary Stamps White, a
| Fairy Ethel Pilson Turkish girl;
Katharine Pilsen, Butterfly;
Katharine Murphy, as Spring;
Anne Grant. as Diana. the Hunt
ress": Douglas Paine, as a pink
Rosebud; Dorothy Sharp, a
GYPSY; Frances Bryan, as "A
Norwegian Peasant" A d d / s o n
Thomas. Colonial Cavalier; Eliza
beth Lee Valentine. "Rosebud":
Katharine Williams, pink Rosebud;
Emily Van Lear. Japanese; Dolly
Manly, Red Riding Hood. Nancy
Yuille, scotch; Mary Park Kaye.
Might; Carol Maynard. Fluffy
Ruffles"; Betty Sharp. Scotch girl:
MlI6rpd Ta1I {r1s
Nancy Thomas Rose Bud: Elise
Somerville, Shamrock Daisy; Annie
Read, Dutch girl; Resale Evans
Pink Rosebud; Evelyn Evans
Fairy; Granville Gray. Jr.. navy
cadet; Alfred Guiguard. Indian:
shepherd Cooke "Pierrot": Scott
Parrish. "Picrrot"; Garrett wall. Jr..
Prince; Henry Caben. "Gondoler";
Robert Caben. Jockey" Newton
Thomas, Cadet"
The concert given Tuesday evening
in the ballroom OF the Greenbrier for
the benefit of he Christmas fund OF
the White sulphur Sunday Schools
was attended by large number of
the music-loving set and the room was
hlled with the most enthusiastic to
greet Nine Pauline Donaldo. of
Covenant Garden, London and the
Opera Comique, Paris The program
was one that was enjoyed by every
one. Neumau's orchestra rendering
several selections. and NJ Paioff a
violin solo Nine Donaldo gave two
groups Of songs and then IN costume
sang "Hahenera," from Carmen. with
all the abandon OF the character
after which she was showered with
love flowers baskets Of roses and a
large bunch of American Beauties. In
her encore she asked Lady Williams
Taylor to accompany her. which she
did in a most artistic manner, after
which Nine. Donaido rushed forward
to embrace her. showing her apprecia-
ton. Miss Florence Pagan, Of New
York, gave recitative selection from
schiller with an encore. quite a large
sum was raised for the fund
Nine. Donaldo was the honor guest
on Friday at luncheon given by
Lady Williams-Taylor on the YER
anda OF the Stevens cottage, when
those invited to meet her were Mrs.
Russell Colt, Mrs. Thornton Lewis,
Mrs. w l. James, Mrs John NJ. Sla
F. d. Pelton, Mrs Garrett 3. Wall
and fillmore d. Hotchkiss.
Colonel and Mrs. James r Branch
entertained a number Of friends AT
porch party Monda- evening In their
cottage In Florida row. Among their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs, John r
Stanchfield, Mr., and Mrs. Thos. B.
Scott. Mrs. John Cannon and Miss
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. F 6. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colt Mrs Blaine
Elkins Lieut.. Longworthy. L s. n. (:
Mrs. BriRhtman, Mr. and Mrs. Rulon-
Miller and Gilmore y. Hotchkiss.
Mr.. Edward Griffith, of New York.
was host at luncheon Tuesday at the
Pines In honor OF Miss Mamie D
kensett. OF Norfolk. when his other
guests were Mrs Pearl F. Lewis. Mrs
Schuyler Loggett. Mr.. Walter Rissel1.
Mr. W. Fl, TORY and W. l. Lowndes
One of the handsomest entertain
ments OF the season was given Thurs
day afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs. Tbos
r. Paine and Mr.. and Mrs John w
Grant, Of Atlanta, garden party on
the lawn of The White, with dane
ing. At small tables the 200 guests
were served the refreshments AVID
dancing was enjoyed during the
hours of 5 10 Z.
The annual cake walk by the col
ored walters OF The White was given
Friday night
Personal Mention.
Mrs w. David Saunders and her
little daughters, Catharine and Vir-
ginia. are spending the month Of Au-
gust at the Virginia Mineral Springs.
Miss Mora DuTal has returned to
her home. 140S Porter Street. after
spending several weeks in Alton. Va.