Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
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with tI rare stage setting of old Japan.
a iapt pndn1cd drop from the brush OF
Jc In Of the Noh dances yesterday at the
ing G ,soh Hotel: two performances be-
Mis- temple dances OF Japan and
proS Ut. uu Fonts Interpretation Of her
Wec5itt;ani,mi was most novel and unique.
ap p,iar to the Orient. il was as If tho
auJSe'nnad parted the curtains for her
Easjrn' q I1ii the ancisni iie Of the
sa,,11..Ihess Of the dances ana stage
tE Inc 49, Of course. characteristic Of
The Una ma OF Japan. which deals with
nc costumes worn by Miss du Pont
I'tc very striking. They arc gorgeous
,npeh 'er9iIered In gold and SILVER. and
~ V,s expressed through the movement
vne loiuininous sleeves and her fan.
nra tne most remarkable feature of the
uwhVstdIn was the water dance. with
rn m'Nh inc evenings entertainment was
bcrcilued. In this the dancer chanted
The v vsrY weird weird, music and ilins'rated
dancing,
Miss du Pont. added much to the
'ttTnial atmosphere. Miss du hont is
bc'gian girl and WAS educated in
,.nEiand. later going to Japan, where
1poh hcr fourteen months 20 acquire
enese three dramas. under the tuition
80; famous Japanese master. The red
Wo,h were distinctive features OF the
aahGer's costumes. Miss du Pont came
M9 NJ. h' E,, under the direction Of
ol tho Little Thcatcr League were
present last evening.
Mrs. Charles Senff. of New York City.
!; the guest of her sister. Mrs. Newton
Mcncigh. at her home. corner OF Boulc-
SEMI 10 leaving town Wednesday for
lnc Grccnbricr White Sulphur Syringe,
.o nere ssh she Nh spend the spring sea
Austin Brockcnbrough.
At the weman's Club.
haly-Before anc curing the War"
;eresting address made yesterday by
Lieutenant Thomas Macautry Judson.
fore The Woma aan cin sd s sodps their s
guests. Lieutenant Judson is an
American. OF Virginia ancestry. who is
FELLOW OF The American Academy OF
tiHe Arts, Italy and graduated at Har-
ward in the class OF 1914. lie is pos
,.ased Of a most attractive personality.
ms lecture yesterday was charming
Lieutenant Judson spoke largely from
me BOOK of his own experiences in
I'a!y. He went into much interesting
octail OF italyS history and political
Alliances prior to the outbreak OF the
war. especially in that country's rcla-
,ion to the entente. in order that his
audience might more clearly understand
itaiys state in the very beginning OF
the war. He stated that most OF the
nisunderstandinEs in this country con-
corning ltalys part in this war were
que TO the subtle German propaganda
mat is still being spread.
The speaker save a graphic and
10 the Italian Alps. the dreadful odds
against which the men had TO struggle
in constructing roads through living
horror and suffering OF war with the
glory and beauty Of nature as its back
ground; - hseu.enan, Judson paid a
Italy and all its manifold service in
The time Of war, and also 10 Victor
Emmanuel III. who, nc said. is a man
paid compliment to the work Of the
American ambassador. Thomas Nelson
Page. and Mrs. Page in that country.
man OF the afternoon and L. Victor
Williams presented the speaker.
spend Holiday. Here.
Miss Anne Brockenbrough has ar
rived in Richmond TO spend the spring
holidays with her parents on south
one nn'' o, nc Richmond 'G riEis atteSdins
ST. Hildah's Han. at Charles Town.
W. Va. this session.
Leave for Virginia Military Institute.
Captain and Mrs. Calvin l. Satter-
field, Jr. arc now in Lexington, where
they cIpcc, TO make their home. the
Virginia Military Institute TO act as
instructor. Captain and Mrs. satter.
hold have been for some months past
al Camp Zachary Taylor ny.
Prominent wedding.
Society in Richmond is much In
tcrcs,ed in the marriage OF Miss Eli,
xabeth Hamilton. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. George T.. Hamilton. to Major
William L. Tompkins, corps of cngi.-
place Saturday in Washington at noon.
The ceremony was performed in the
home OF the brides parents In the pres
s q j. 'e" OF Geor rsc uniwersi,y..
Miss Louise Hamilton vas maid OF
maids were Miss Manic Merrick Hamil-
ton, Miss Mary Tompkins. Of Richmond,
sister, OF the groom; Miss Marie Sims
S S4other Of V the groom. was the best
man and the usheT po we're Major n, raui
Major Douglas II. Gillette. Major Har-
r:s and George Il. Hamilton. Jr.
cred hv in pearls , and trimmed with cius-
,ers Of orange blossoms, The sleeves
were elbow length and the court train
hung from the shoulders. Her tuilc
Veil was held in place by coronct
of old rose point lace, and she carried
a shower OF bride roses: The maid Of
honor was in pink taffeta shot with
on ono side with cluster of ostrich
feathers. Her hat OF leghorn was
faced with pink, and trimmed with
sIectpcas The bridesmaids wore
gowns Of the same style in lettuce
green taneta and carried pink sweet:
With green and trimmed with green
tins The decorations were In spring
bowers In pink and white with a back
ground OF green.
In the library, whore the ceremony
was performed, the decorations were
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