Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

HtsC Siub, y.
list and impersonator. will give ar
entcrta inment on Friday evening al
torium: & North Fifth Street. The
affair is for the benefit OF business
woman suffering from long illness
talent. and the program is very
! attractive one.
or Interest Here.
Society here and throug bout the
STATE is greatly interested in the
marriage marriage OF Miss Irene Watkins
James Whitfield Tinsley, to Wilson
Saidcn Washington. OF Alexandra.
which took place Wednesday after.
at 4;%o o'clock, in the home Of the
by the Rev. William ]. Morton. rector
Of ChriSts Church in Alexandria.
| rage by her father. wore travel
ing suit of dark blue tricotine, with
small hat TO match, with a marrow
sable collar and eorage bouquet
Miss Nancy James ADAMS. niece OF
the bride, was the flower girl. and
she wore. a frock OF white organdie.
James Earle HoiIyday. former
nstan Of the United states, Navy.
now nov, of M Met .sI1 n. j.; Was the hes.
Immediately after the ceremony for
! a short wedding trip. and will later
n m at home IN Alexandria. Mr.
| Washington is the son OF the late
nephew of General George Washing
ton. the las; member OF this illustri-
Gus family born at Mount Vernon.
Every Monday Club.
The Ever, Monday Club will meet
=, lG22 West Grace Street. with Mrs
J. Barton Hill, n charter member Of
the club. acting as hostess.
The eighth and las, paper. Of the
be read BY Mrs. J. y We cam asr,es H Har
subject -. Charles w. Elliott,
Educator.
brilliant Concert Thursdny.
\ large audience greeted the
artists At the concert given Thurs
f iSy ,S SSen nsns a, Of '9e W9mans c ,Ss
Medical College Of Virginia. by Mrs
clifton Miller and Marcus Kellerman.
with Miss Margaret james at the
iractiyc one, and was most enthusiasts
. !caly applauded by those present.
Both Mn. Miller and MI. Keller.
man are artists OF rare talents, and
OF the state. Miss James is an ac-
conpanist of ability.
Card pnrty for Retreat.
Under the auspices of the Ways
and Means Committee of the Retreat
for the sick. OF which Mrs. J. o.
be given In the tearoom OF the
Jefferson Hotel on Tuesday afternoon
ii $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Leroy Lee and Mrs Fred
Hodges are hostess for the affair and
I Viii be assisted by other members OF
! the committee. a.
l.. Prizes, viii be given at every table
l,unher the supervision of Mrs A. L.
Straus and Miss Rosa Block
! Tables may be reserved by tclc-
| phonins Mrs. Charles It. Norman,
Those attending are asked 10 bring
their own cards.
"P"Iiy prim" May md y.
Society IS much Interested in the
big musical show Polly Prin."
Which viii be held May I and s. The
20" children are rehearsing every
afternoon the many beautiful songs
and dances
Polly PE!m" was written. the songs
ARRANGED. the dances created and the
Boyer. '"'
act Two of Polly Prim" will be
n" different scenes on the Road to
n!ncent sr,,!ng-ths "Amazons'" In
winch thirty girls in costumes OF
',d. graceful! capes falling from their
shoulders. silver helmets. shields.
snoes. dagcers. etc. will dance with
spiTit and lire Characteristic o. their
race.
;, LIN. Lily Crquhart McCabe as the
Royal shepherd. viii be much in evil
deHcc wiki her magic pipes, leading
Peter Piper and the old Lord chan,
g y',a1 I,nronsh attTac,ive scenes.
E, sfs me- 'g tf,, ar is iiilsd with real
Gprs I'ryads. etc. AT the close OF
oct T"o the magic pipes OF the shep.
h.'n VIII be heard in the distance
and "Tr!ip l.amd"-where the old
"!nGmil! VIII be seen towering above
me neahS Of the one hundred !ittle
1I",ym EiT,s and boys: each one in
tL"iF arms. gold flower pots filled
WITH !ovciY-cplored tulips, a grouD
Of eighteen l.,,le tots whl. in Them
lii. K .yI fJ,n. NE n" real yellow III:
,lG inIhs and attractive little singer
cancer, WI! be seen at the window
O.. 'He nth windmill and later Join
"cI Dutch chorus in the dance.
The aTai: Is Tor the benefit Of tn.
80. Sirand Thca,er.
annual Ten of Richmond CHAPTER.
Mt. Norman Y. Randolph. presi-
cent Of tn" Richmond Chapter. &. u
mas announced that Inc annu, i
IL, ,e nnd ths historical evening viii
Mrs i, j. kcrnodlc is historian for
Hlucs' Hall saturday.
ne Noman's Auxiliary "a III.
l,iInm"nG Blues Association has se-
cured "a famous oui-of.town hard "
nay at The benefit bali which viii
=" zen ~ the Blucs' Arinory next
"dllrGay night at $50 O'Clock
Those dances given by tho au,i,!,r,.
.fe i''t%iy attended and greatly en-
ARG number OF chapcrons
IRE ~ at''ndanc" each week. These
MI " Massie, president OF tie
AUXILIARY. has appointed comm;,,.c.
% scrN" refreshments and Mrs. Lame
t-trhcsi D., chairman o! the tickc,
tintrr Park Play
'Nnior Park singers ,cto,s ana
uHHterS az" preparing the musIcaI
, play. "America First" FOR prcs"nta.
: 'io" III ;hc school auditorium on IT,;
/ ,'iN ilshi. over 100 will take mar,
lr I'!n'!rai characters being as
9 Suinsa by mature singers and In.
@ g.p' ES's dances and snccia!ties hv
rGn.!s Of The school The proceeds
improvements.
ne cast OF characters follows: Car.
. iHcnh q Spanish girl Swing for CT
: many Mrs B!nford Walford: Mrs
r,alriaA charming Young widow Miss
Ii,'"n Stnrkc. Dorothy Spotswond
: M'Ss ka,hcr,nc !;hoads; Rose Ran
< conn Miss Mary Carpenter: Admira
. Sho'ansh"ll. /. :, Navy. Henry Grmnt
1. MAJOR Spotswo0d Confederate Vol
ran, W. - Duke. Billy Breeze. spe
."i d''cctiNe and newspaper CORE
Z ,p'hnv"t, Bnf"rd Walford: Captain
: Lhnn"Ipn. Of the Richmond Rifles
@ nuIfeE iia"kins; Lieutenant Mont.