Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Attractive Entertainment.

Minor Cruup Mrs w. 4. SDi.rs
JMa ,.R"i pot t.anSE 's' Ns'o" Jenkins
Attractive Entertainments
Under the auspices OF the woman's
Guild of ST. rhomas's Episcopal Church
an entertainment entitled Songs by
Spring Flowers will be given i'm IN,
old school building on Hawthorne Ave-
nnc, the afternoon OF April IL at
o'clock. The following children are on
the programs
sk a9ns and ,i D%"ye e the psses helen
B Mist'et rG Sarah sKsioss ilesn DAVIS Lucy
S E"osrs s0G ma, Par
,yS SonS and sl, Dance BY Danodiis; Evelyn
& FpslIn Lamb MARY Ely GnriSk e" Annie Hf
susan Sang c sns p1nef ,s the Easter Lilies
M fG" AM jiindsay isnr'sita ris,o" Ann
Son. Song and Dance Of The poppi"s: Wilson
Grace EgeisS,on MA Ks,he s8S M sei 1 Msry
nhi inaSeth HS %a Kyais hinford stuart
Miller. "'"'e' Mar!
Prominent Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Stanley Gary. OF
baltimore announce the engagement
or their daughter. Miss Mary Hagan
Gary. and William Hurhlett Nayior.
son OF the late George w. Navlor Of
Talbot County. Maryland. Miss Gary.
VINO made her debut s"vcrai seasons
ago. is granddaughter Of General
James y. Gary, Postmaster General in
the carly days OF the MCKINLEY adj
mihistratiou. and also OF the late DIR
Charles g. w Macriu. OF Catonsv,lle,
ana belongs 10 til. important family
OF that name
Mr. Naylor is the son of the ln,.
George w. NayIor and Mrs Alfred
kemp' OF i:aston. Md, and is a brothc.
of Franz Nay.or No date has hcrn
set for the wcdains:'
y. W. C. A. Entertainments
The girls Of the Young Wonen.s
Christian Association Will give a
stunt show under The direction OF
the business girls class Friday night
At S:l3 and Saturday afternoon a,
$3.50 o'clock The program viii include
number o; amusing features and
each class IN tic gymnasium will be
responsible for one act. Proceeds will
be used 10 send delegates from tho
gymnasium 10 tho V W. c. A. sum
MGR conference at Blue Ridge. y. q
ChiIdrens BaII.
The pupils Of Miss Ena Binford,s
dancing classes will be entertained a,
beautiful ball, 10 he given at the
masonic Temple TUESDAY afternoon.
April u. from $50 to G.30 o'clock |,
Will he fancy dress affair ana IN,
girls end boys VIII appear in all sorts
Of novel and Interesting costumes.
There viii be solo and group dances
as vel as general ballroom dancing !
and an orchestra viii play for tho
occasion and all the fashionable I'M.
girls and boys VIII be in attendance
Lucke-PnrrIsh.
Mr. and Mrs oscar Edward ps-ri,r
announce the engagement and An.
preaching marriage OF their daughter
Agnes Rose. 10 Charles Merle Iuckc
son or Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Lucke.
@, ashland ana Richmond The wed
ding VIII take place April is
To BE Married ut Greensboro
wedding OF much interest in Rich. !
mond is that Of Miss Thsima CIv,nor
OF Greensboro y. e.. 20 Archibald ia
ward Pyc, OF Detroit. Mich. which
VIII be celebrated on Wednesday,. April (
is, at the First Christian Church ,
many friends in this city. wh.rn she !
has visited on several occasion. She (.
is the daughter % Afr and Mrs I,ud- /.
wick Mosyn" Clym"r weII-known +
family Of Greensboro
Mr.. and Mrs. Pyc. after an extended
honeymoon In Tho Northern state.
will make their home in Detroit. Mich /.
Charity AMIR.
The "Coonviile Ris,ocratic Clubr -
the title OF the entertainments 10 u. .
given on Friday evening Apru 90 in
1.-The Eatnbridse Junior High school .
under the auspices OF the Woodland
Heights Mothers Club. The playlet (
which is under the direction Of George
L. HAYNES was recently given in High (
land Park with splendid success and /
many requests FOR its repetition have
been made The proceeds wiz 70 TO I
help maintain til" playground on
Semnes Avenue
Enstcr Eousr Pnrty.
8 house party composed Of a mum
her or out town guests and mem
bers 81 Norfolks Younger set left
Thursday 10 spend the Easier HOLIDAYS
at the Marlborough Cottage Virginia
Beach. Mrs. j. II. Coupland. Mrs. Rich !
] ard McIlWaine, Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs /
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