The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-02-11

l Through the courtesy or the cruz
special entertainment has been ar
ranged for all of the Richmond school
teachers this morning from 1890 to
o'clock. Mrs. Henry Aylett Sampson
Will open the program with an authors
/ reading Mrs. Sampson has chosen
her delightful story Fairy Godmoth-
/ ers." This piece of work has been
highly praised as 1t is story Of the
present time related in Mrs Samp-
sons clever and witty manner and
tat possesses all OF the qualities that
l make a short story most pleasing. The
reading will be followed by musical
4 program rendered by Ahe Womans
/ auartette, composed of Miss Ellie Wor-
thAm Miss Helen stevens, Mrs George
&Rethei and Mrs. Hamilton Smith, ao-
pompanied by Miss Jean Trigg. Mrs.
Bethel and Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor will
also give number of solos The
Il Woman's quartette was recently re-
geived with much applause at a Mon
day afternoon musical at the club.
/ Following the program special COM
nittee of the club will receive and
| refreshments will be served.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock tho reg
aiar Monday program for the members
Of the club Will be given, the Rt. Rev.
william Cahell Brown delivering
lecture on South America Bishop
| Brown was ono time Episcopal mis-
sionary to Brazil. AS he Is most
Interesting speaker the club has been
looking forward 20 his address. Mrs
James j. Hickok is chairman of the
afternoon and Mrs. Christian Tomp-
Ukins will Introduce Bishop Brown.
i Hostesses at the tea following are;
nMeadames william T Robins. George
UArien, r. A. Robinson, william Jeffer-
Qon Payne Beverly Randolph Robert
IL. peytop. W. l. r. Rogerson, David
IL. Crsecy Henry Miller, Kari Black
1welI, r. r. Adams and Miss RebeceR
uGordon.
L 4 IsamIy-~Reaur~EaFd.
A wedding of much interest took
1 place saturday. February a. in the
Home of Mr.. and Mrs. Agnes Mcdonald
uCra ford. in Washington. when MISS
nHiida Toutant Beauregard became the
Nbriae OF Passed Assistant Paymaster
eFrederick H. Lemly, L. s y. MonslS-
Incur Mackin performed the ceremony
In the presence Of relatives and few
Intimate friends. The bride who was
unattended was given In marriage by
her brother-tn-iaw, Mr.. J. Bernard
I Diamond Jr. She was gowned IN
ucharmeuse and silver lace. her tulle
uveii arranged with 81 bandeau held BY
cluster of orange blossoms. She
Hearted n bouqet Of sardenias and
white lilacs Lfeutenant-Colon w. p.
HT.ersly, of the marine corps, acted ag
hast man for HIS brother. After
vbufyet supper the bride and bridegroom
left for = short wedding trip, The
uwedding date was advanced from the
Hearty spring owing to war conditions.
This marriage unites two most dis
Ntinruished families OF the South. Mrs
I~mly is the daughter of Mrs. Rene
HToutant Beaaregard, OF New Orleans
IA granddaughter OF the famous confed-
1rate general. O. y. T. Beauregard
|paymaster T4emty ia from winston
a sh,a ~
Gsemly.
Miss Lucille tialbraith, of Tennessee,
&s the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell. at their home on Grove ave-
hue,
Miss Ellen wallace. Of this city.
yfsfted friends In staunton last week
kn route TO Lexington, here she at
snded the dances at Washington and
lee university.
Mrs. q. A. Alexander. Of stsunton'
spent the weekend In Rtchmond-
~uthbsrt Lee has returned TO Drift
weod cottage. Virginia Beach after
spending few days with relatives
a the city.
Patronemsea for Reading.
George Bernard shaw's play "Pyg-
knsiion." Will he read by Miss ISos
belle catesby Jones, Tuesday eVehir g.
t SIS o'clock. In the WomaHs cloo
auditorium, a1I East Franklin street
|,noer the auspices of the Aiumnae as
eociation of the Richmond Training
leeAeoi for Kindersartners.
L Miss Jones possesses magnetic
character and a Chanting personality
ma her readings are always weii~at.
anded and enjoyed. As "Pygmalson"
L.. krrn "a X,
IN expected that large attendance
vil nesr Miss Jones read. Cards OF
dmisston may be had from any MEM
Der OF the association or from MS.
i. Allison Hodges president OF the
voman's club.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Archer. Mr.. and
ara a b. Valentine. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Dashieii, Mr. and Mrs w. ii.
Palmer. Miss Katherine Bullock, Miss
4. I. BinswanEer. Mrs. M, Crutchheld'
sfr, Leslie Reed. Miss Rosa Block,
ars. Thomas Smythe, Mrs. Eppa run
ON. Mrs. Julian Myers, Mrs. Logan
3olsan. Mrs George Wayne Ander-
an Mrs. Harold Bloomherg, Mrs. Lee
Nh,tlock, Mrs. stuart Michsux. Mrs,
rvtng Kaufman, Mrs. Pollard Car
osa. Mrs. Aubrey Straus. Mrs. Arthur
crivenor, Mrs. solomon Neeman, Mrs.
a. Taylor, Miss Helen Ezekiel.
trr. W ID. Duke Mrs. Livingston.
dIss Caroline Coleman. Mrs Gus
Lchwarzsohild, Mrs, Thos. Cary john
an. Mrs. william Hessherg. Mrs. j.
A,liscn Hodges. Miss Cally Ryland'
srs n. L. Caben. Mrs. Jordan Lesks.
[riss Bessie watkins. Mrs. T. c. Corr
ION, MRS sallie Nelson Robins. Mts.
q. Leigh. Jr.. Mrs. Horace Wen"
ord Jones' Mrs. W. A. Crenshaw, Mrs
r. Beverage, Mrs. S ]. shtvers,
Theatrical at st. Joseph's.
"A Modern Cinderella" presented by
he senior class at ST. Joseph's acsd-
my on Tuesday, was one of tho most
uccesaful amateur performances CIV
n thfs season Staged under the d.
lection of Miss Emily Brown, dra-
hattie teacher at the academy 1t dis
fAyed the splendid ability and train
hg Of the pupils.
Miss Mary Hsnky as Cinderella was
harming. while Miss Grace sullivan
npersonation of Miss Milford. the
rhooi principal. was tnimita ole
fisses Bessie Felthaus. as the leader
h the seniors. and Lena Della Luche
paASr OF the designing freshmen. were
xceedingly graceful and attractive
,hils Miss Eleanor Meyer in tina role
the inoorrigible girl. and Margares
bowers. ths little girl who forgot