The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-19
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Q o'Clock-Br1cf Service To BE -
Held NJ Historic Church.
The Association for the Preserva ton
of Virginia Antiquities will have its
annual excursion to jamestown Island
tomorrow. The steamer Pocahontas
has been engaged for the trip and will
leave the Old Dominion wharf at 3
A. M. Many interesting parties have
been made I'D for this excursion. and
the day will be a delightful one for all
those going. The shrubs and flowers
e'aH In bloom now on the island and
the place will not only be very inter-
esting but beautiful Members from
the Capital Branch, A. p. v. A., will
receive on the Yeardley House, which
will be open to guests that day, and
the Rev. Edward Ruffin Jones. rector
OF Bruton Church at WILLIAMSBURG,
will hold a brief service In the his
tcric old church at jamestown. Mrs
Arthur p. Wilmer is chairman of the
affair, and she In assisted by Mrs
Ben o. James. Miss Betty Ellyson IN
in charge of the luncheon and she
states that refreshments will be
bountiful
Interesting Entertainment
Scenes from Shakespeare were
given last evening at McGill Hall audi
torium under the auspices OF the
Catholic Woman's Club for the benefit
of home for Industrial girls. The
plays were some OF those given at the
recent pageant, and the first part OF
the entertainment included Henry
VIII, act ~. scene 2. In which Miss
Katherine Bailey. Miss Clara Corn
wall, Francis GIL, Herman Daffron.
Andre Marcheti, HenrH Caravati
Misses Mary Guerrsn. Grace SULLIVAN.
Nora Dugan, Ellen Shea. Helen Blake,
Marie Bisg. Avery Johnston. Elizabeth
Jobeon, Katie Grimm. Grace Ryan.
Rose Reardon and Helen Mahoney
took part
Mrs A L. Ward. of Lynchburs
sister Of Mrs. John M. Miller, Jr., as
sisted by her daughter. Miss Ward
and Miss Bowler. also of Lynchburg,
gave negro representations and char
acter sketches. and then followed
scene from Romeo and Juliet" given
by the following cast:
Juliet. Miss Mary Traylor; Nurse.
Miss Emily Brown: Lady Capulst.
Mrs- Hill Urquhart, Romeo, Bruce
Ferguson: Lord Capulet. John p. Lea:
Mercutio. Stewart Grant; Tybait, r.
". Dashieli.
u8kuSu
Paxton" the home of the Comp
troler OF the Currency and Mrs. John
Ske.ton Williams on the Cary Street
Road, was the scene OF a brilliant
garden party yesterday afternoon,
given by the members of the guild Of
Saint Stephens Episcopal Church at
Westha mpton. Pretty girls in dainty
frocks served refreshments. and
charming booths. whore flowers,
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sold, were arranged on the lawn and
in the garden. The girls who assist
ed at the affair were: Misses Hattie
Wilson, Elizabeth Witt, Bland Cox.
Catherine Minor. Elizabeth Gwsth-
mey. Marian Meredith, Agnes Bull.
Rebecca Alsop. Eliza beth Scott and
Alice Meredith. Many women prom
inent in the smart circles OF Richmond
are members of this guild and the
following Is a list of them:
Mrs Edward j. Willis, of Penn
broke" president: Mrs. St. George An
derson. Miss Annie Ball, Mrs. n. c.
Esattis, Mrs. Kari Blackwell. Mrs. G
X Bryant, Mrs CLIFFORD r. Caperton.
Mrs Julien Gum. Mrs. William NJ
Habliston, Miss ]. W. Harrison. Mrs
Frank Hobson. Mrs J. c. Hunter. Mrs
Conway Knox, Mrs, T. A. Miller, Mrs
Thomas L. Moore. Mrs, Malvern c.
Thomas w. Purcell, Mrs. ]. Brnard
Robh. Mira c. L. Run,n, Mrs Paul
shafer, Mrs. NeiI D. Stills. Mrs. Rich
ard Smith, Mrs. ]. c. Smyth, Mrs. r
C. stearnes, Mrs. r. G.. sycnor Mrs.
Robert n. Tailey, Mrs. Edgar d. Tay-
Tor. Mrs. n. II. Terrell. Mrs. George
A, Tower. Mrs ]. Randolph Tucker
Mrs Gordon Wallace. Mrs. deors.
warren, Mrs. Edward ]. willis. Mrs
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withsrspoon. Mira Thomas HUBER
Jones. Nrx: Robertson. Mrs. Walden
Mrs Hugh Taylor, Mrs. Burr. Mrs
Churchill Chamberlayne. Mrs. J.
Hampton Chamberiayne. Mrs. Charles
Whitlcck. Jr., Mrs George c. Hall.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams, Mrs.
George street. Jr.
Morgan McNeln
Alexander ChalTner McNsiil. Of Chi
cago, has issued invitations for the
marriage Of his daughter. Marietta
Humss, to Samuel rats Morgan, Jr..
Of this city. The wedding will take
place .o& the home Of the bride on
Monday. June ~, at O'clock Mr..
Morgan 10 a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.
T. Morgan, OF Richmond. and num-
her Of relatives and friends from this
city will 20 to Chicago to attend the
wedding. After Z wedding trip, Mr..
Morgan and his bride will make their
home 1t Ill East Franklin Street
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dulaney Ad-
olson, of Bathurst" Fairfax. have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Bland Newton Addison. to |
Percy, Wilkinson. Of Hamilton. Ber-
muda. The wedding will take place |
some time In October. Miss Addison
IL prominently related throughout the
state, and has a number of relatives
and friends in this city.
Commencement Exercises.
Invitations have been received here |
from the senior class of Trinity Col
lege for the exercises Of commence
rnent week on June Al, In Durham /
N. c. The program 10 as follows; /
Sunday. June 4. $50 P. NJ. baccaiau- !
reate address by Bishop John Car |
isle Kilxo, Charlotte. N. c. Tuesday.
June s, IL A. NJ, baccalaureate ser
mon the Rev. John Herman Randall. |
D. D., New York City. Tuesday, June |
6. ! p. NJ. alumni dinner. address.
Fred Harper Esq, 81 Lynchburg. Va. !
Tuesday, June 8. s:3o P. M, grad
uating orations. Wednesday. June Z,
1880 A. NJ, commencement address.
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