The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26

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Biesseps work opens on Tuesisy aft
4 ernoon.
4 Illustrated Lecture.
"A Winters Journey In -Alaska''
4 viii be the subject of an illustrated
/, lecture which the Rev. Hudson Stuck,
i IN the auditorium of the Woman'f
! Club on Thursday evening, April 8,
at 8:15 p. NJ The lecture Is being
| arranged under the auspices of the
Daughters OF st. James Episcopal
| Church and the proceeds of the at
| fair will be given sto Arehdeacon
Sucks work In Alaska.
DR.. Stuck was born In England but
came to this country as a young man.
lie entered the ministry, took his
/ theological course at the University OF
1 the South. and was ordained In 1892.
\ The next twelve years he spent in
Texas ana In 1904 volunteered Tor
| missionary service In Alaska Lndet
Bishop Rowe. The Bishop appointed
him "Archdeacon of the Tanana and
/ Yukon Valleys and Of mnch OF the
Arctic Circle" Since then he nna
| travelled extensively In Alaska COW
ering thousands of miles behind dos
team and in the mission launch. He
Is widely known in this country az
| the first man TO climb Mt Mckinley,
the mightiest peak of the North
American continent. Tickets for this
/ lecture can be secured for 80 cents
I AT the Woman's Exchange. Walter d.
/ Moses, or Briggs Drug Store, corner
/ Harrison Street aud Grove Avenue.
! Mrs. Robins to Lecture
/ On next wednesday afternoon, at
4 S O'Clock. in the palm court OF the
! Jefferson Hotel. Mrs. Sally Nelson
Robins Will lecture on The Relation
Between England and Virginia in
! Shak espeare's Time" Mrs. William
/ 4. Oppenheimer Is chairman Of the
committee in charge ~ these lectures
| Groom in connection With the Shakes
| peare. pageant.
! ''Ibe Heiress Hunters
+ The Heiress Hunters" comedy In
.hree acts, will be given by the Ginter
| Park Social Service Club in the as
ssmbly hall on Tuesday evening at
IS:15 O'Clock. A stringed orchestra
Will play between the acts. and gen.
eral dancing will take place at the
conclusion of the play. This club.
which does a large amount of relief
work, has furnished room at the
] "Rostover." the home for working
girls on South Cherry Street.
The officers are President, Miss
/ Nell Sutton; vice-president. Miss Ed
I nonia Lancaster; secretary. Miss Har-
ret Wilson: treasurer, Miss Irene
+ stiff.
/ relieving Is the program for THE
| Heirsss Hunters:
! rIaI~ Ts1ss4
/ Tom Timmons. author. Mr.. Taylor
/ Dicg Chetwood. artist. Mr.. Carson
lHarry Give, musician Mr.. johnson
hTaso- Morann. Toms uncle. Ame-
"a thyst's guardian. .... Mr.. Bedfnger
whtmper. the only butler In Ko-
komo .......... Mr.. George Taylor
Miss kellogg
Nell Gray, true American girl.
I Miss Love
! ia Lolita. model young lady from
Spain, ......-...... MISS Rnoais
! Mrs. Failou. Amethystfs aunt, with
social aspirations 49,. Miss Wilson
The Widow Wood . Miss Lancaster
John Patrick Wood. aged thirteen.
Mr.. Curry
Pandora Wood. aged twelve,
Miss Gay Wilson
T,me-The present
Place--New. York City and Ro-
Komo. Ind
Act THE Castle OF the Three
MusketeerS." OF for Kokouo.~ =
Act 2--Fhe lawn at Lakemont. Ko-
komo. Ind.
Act s-Evening party at Lakemont;
Cupid shoots right and left.
Shakespearean Lectures.
Under the auspices OF the Young
! Women's Christian Association. Miss
Maria Rlair- of The Chesterfield. will
deliver a series OF eight lectures on
Shakespeare during the month OF
April. in the interest of those who
aill attend the pageant which Will be
held here in May. Miss Blair Will
speak twice week in the afternoon,
and the dates OF her. lectures will be
know Miss Blair will be interested in
/ these lectures. as she is known to be
and accepted as one of the best au-
thorities on Shakespeare in this city.
She is woman Of wide education.
Who has also had the advantages OF
travel The Young women's Chris
fan Association is cooperating with
he pageant committee,
Recent Announcements.
1 Mr.. and Airs. A. J. Bell, of Cob
ram. have issued invitations to the
I filhFTlhSe Oh, tIElE uau6AtCAt ISaHaS A<<V,
iSo Marshall whitlatch The wedding
~ 10 take place on April IL. at 7
/ o'clock, IN Grace Church.
John Ayres. of Richmond. and Miss
Nora Dowell, daughter of Jesse Dow
ell. OF Alhemarle county. were mar
/ ried Tuesday at the High Street Bap?
fist parsonage, In Charlottesville, Rev.
H. w. Battle, d. D.. officiating. They
Will reside in Richmond.
/ Interesting Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. William III. Wyatt, Jr..
OF Monument Avenue. arnounce the
I engagement of their daughter.
Grace, to Charles Womach Crowder.
Jr., of this city. The marriage viii
take place In early May.
vanity Fair"
Mrs Hugh Rose will have charge
! of the Doll bootn at the children's
party at Vanity Fair" which win
take place in the auditorium Of the
Jefferson Hotel. on Friday afternoon,
/ April IS. All sorts Of fancy toys will
also be sold at this booth, including
hickory dickory clocks, rainy day
! t,s, 30 and dozens of different novel.