The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-23

Over one hundred of the school pu-
pills will take part in the choruses
and dances. A large sale of tickets
is reported, and the proceeds will be
used for school improvement The
principal of the school, Professor A.
l.. Thomas is business manager and
Miss Katherine Braunstein is the
pianist.
Leading in Contest
Miss Gladys Beatrice Lockname,
formerly of Richmond, is the leading
lady in the King and Queen con-
test of the Portsmouth exposition and
fair. which is to be held, beginning
April Is and ending May !. Miss
Lockname is in the lead, with a ma
1ority of 10000 votes. The success
full winner for the queen will re-
crowned by Governor westmoreland
Davis ON the 2Sth of April at the fair.
Recital by Miss Fuller.
Following Is the program to be
rendered this evening in the audi
torium of the Young Mems Chris
tan association by Miss Mary Pot
ter. of New York, assisted by Miss
Mar Lakeland, violinist, and James
Womble, accompanied
PROGRAM:
T. Vocal
a. Sc III miami, sc sospire-Per-
b. La Colomba-Arr, by Schind-
c. Plasir. d'amour--Martini
d. Les Files de Cadix--Delbes.
IT, Violin
a. Romance from .. Minor Con-
certo-Wieniawas
III Vocal
g.. My Heart at Thy Dear Voice,
IS m on ct Della. So
Saint-Saens.
PART Ill.
+ Vocal
a. Ma Little Sun Flower-van-
derpooi.
b. Little Pickaninny Kid
Ginon-
C. A Lula by-wId.
d. Hard Trials Negro Spiritually
Arr. by Burieigh
II, Violin
a. Spanish Dance-Gra nados-
b. Vaise Bluette-Drigo.
HI Vocal
a. ore the Crucifix-Ia
Forge.
b. Tell Me Not Of a Lovely Lass
--Forsythe.
c. Rachem {Hebrewl-M a /, a
yucca
d. Inter Nos-Mac Fayden.
e. Spring Song of the Robin
Woman (shanewis)- Cad
The affair Is given for the bene-
ft of the Broad-Street Methodist
church.
Aiumnae Association TO Meet
Inc regular monthly meeting of
the St Mary's and st. Ediths Alum
nae association was held on Sunday
afternoon In St Gertrude's convent
A. this meeting it was decided that
TINS organization be hereafter known
as the Richmond chapter OF ST.
Eoith's Alumnae association. instead
or the st Mary's and st. Edith's
AIumnae association. The next
meeting OF the association will be
held on Sunday. May is at 4 r. NJ.
IN St Gertrude's convent, Stuart ave-
nue. and Sheppard. street
Tho Drcamer,~
the Dreamer" an original dra-
matization of a Bible story, will be
repeated In the John Marshall high
school auditorium tomorrow evening
at s:15 O'Clock. The Oriental setting
Is exquisite and the music and cos
tuning most artistic. A large au-
dience witnessed the initial perform
ance and the repetition will be under
the auspices of the Grace-Covenant
auxiliary.
Chtk1ren's Homo Society
There will be an important meet
ing or Richmond auxiliary to the
ChiIdren's Home society of virginia
tomorrow afternoon at $40 o'clock
at campaign headquarters, s07 East
Grace street. The speakers win be
the Rev. Frank Pratt. Of First Uni
tartan church. and Scout Executive
Weaver. both of whom kill be intro
duced by the president, Mrs. John
SHELTON Williams. Following the
talks. plans will be completed for
Child Saving Week." beginning May
3.
League Entertainment
The Epworth league OF Centenary
Methodist church will give real
supper" this evening between the
hours OF s and o'clock in the an
mex adjoining the church. Several
musical selections will also be rem
dered during the evening. The pro-
ceeds of the supper will be for the
benefit Of the league. The public Is
invited to attend, as well as the Ep-
worth leagues OF this city.
PERSONAL MENTION
MRS. c. r. Womack, or Martins
vile. will arrive in Richmond today
and will visit friends here until Mon
day. when she leaves for Sufforlk. to
attend the annual session OF the
Woman's Missionary society, vir-
ginia conference.
Mrs. c. v. Anderson, OF Norfolk.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. l. b.
Hyslop in this city for brief visit.
Mrs. ]. E. Robertson. of Blackstone
is the guest Of relatives here this
week.
Mrs. A. r. White, OF Norfolk, Is
passing some time at the Jefferson
hotel.
Mrs. r. Evans Martin and Miss
hAt