The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-14

given them a place among local anna
tour successes. and promises much for
tls play soon to he given. The or
EanIIatiop is composed of students Of
Richmond College and Wcsthampton
College, and the cast for this latest
PLAY has been selected with much dis
elimination and care. All scenery
and other property has been made on
f}le grounds by students, and is very
unique Members of the faculty, who
hays had much experience in dra-
matIrs of yarious kinds. are in charge
of the piav. along with Il number of
students who have done much of the
Same worK
OF Interest Here.
NJr ara Mrs David English Dallam
ir, IF Germantown, Pa. have issued
Invitations for q reception this even
Ita from to II O'Clock, The affair,
Rhnh is in celebration of their
wooden anniversary, viii take place
at THaF nome. 6T- West ftittenhouse
Street Mrs. pallam was before her
13afrf4Er Miss Lily Montgomery
Wet daughter Of the late Mr.. and
AIRS Montgomery West, OF this city.
ari 81 number of Richmond people
81 ~ Uo tn Germantown to attend the
reception.
Saws me Baltimore Sun of Thurs
iay.
Mrs seth Barton French who has
..eeH the guest Cor few days of Mrs.
Herh~rt N. stone, at the stafford. re-
'lrHed Yesterday afternoon TO New
}-rk Mrs. French viii shortly start
ON e.Iegturo tour 9f the United States
ir tsbal # the children of Serbia.
AIRS William G Mccormick invited
IS few friends Informally to tea to
mee; Mrs French on Tuesday after
noon ~ her home oH cathedral street.
Airs French told OF the needs of
these helpless victims OF war and
Airs Duryen 81 Paris. who ia the
guest Of Mrs william Livingstone
Watson at her apartment at the
AruudcN also gave ar interesting talk
un the work being done at Dinard, on
the coast Of France where so many
ralttmoreans formerly spent the sea-
son Mrs Duryea mentioned the ex-
cellcnt work nf Miss Gladys Reid,
who is a Red Gross nurse IN tho hos
pital in Dinard
Mrs. French recently received a let
Ter from the Duchess de Richelieu,
written from the Chateau Richelieu.
the estate in France which her hus-
hand recently Inherited from his
grandmother. The Duke, who has
been serving with me French army,
has beer invaded horne and Is now
witl ire Duchess nj the Chateau
Bitheiieu. 1t was at the home of
Mrs French in Paris that the Duke
met his wife. who was the beautiful
Miss Douglas Wise. OF Baltimore.
Mrs. French has been the recent
guest Of Mr.. Henry W. Anderson, at
Ms home in This city, and the work
hat she Is doing towards the aid a
the war sufferers is of great interest
To Richmond,
t:inter Park MINISTRIES
All who enjoy an evening of fun
wiz wait for THE Ginter Park Min
strels." who viii appear on February
u.s. The entertainment will he In the
Ginter Park school under the aus
pieces or Tho Woman's Club The pro-
ceedS wiz be given to the fund for
the purchase of a moving picture ma
chine, u he installed in the new Gin
Ter Park school
Miss FREDERICK II. Jackson, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. William A. jack
son OF NJ. ] A North Allen Avenue,
city, became the bride of Mr.. Earl G,
Ives. Of Seobia, N. Y, at the home OF
the brides I1sreats at 3 p. NJ. We'd
nesday January 10. This ceremony
was performed by the Rev. r. II
Potts, of the Monument Methodist
Church Miss Nettie r.. Brymer, OF
Albany y. r.. was maid OF honor, and
Mr. Lawrence e. Firessheets. OF THU
dty. NNs best man.