Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
SOCIETY Is AGAIN CAY
AS BANS ARE LIFTED

Continued From Second psgc.J
$50 o'clock. for the benefit or the
Crippled Childrcn's Hospital. Il; tho
cast OF forty-thrcc fairies and ten
principals viii be found some of the
hest fitted young people Of Richmond
TO portray most wildly the splendid
appeal through this play. written by
Miss Caroline WATSON Thomson.
Tho orchestral accompaniment and
.:dded musical numbers for this
event is under the personal direc-
tiom 81 Miss blanche King violinis,.
while Mrs. II. j. Mut,er. dramatic
coach. intcrprcts through her cast
the theme Of the Extravaganza.
The cast OF characters is as fol-
lows:
Beanty ............ Constance King
The Beast the King Milton Smith
The Merchant. Barringcr Smith
The Good Fairy Virginia Peasants
The Two Sisters
Elsie Kelly. Emma Wilkerson
Tho Three Brothers. ....
Gordon Rich. Harold iiaskins.
Jacquclin Coleman
Queen Of the Fairies. lean Childrcss
The forty-thrcc fairies are: Pauline
Williams. Martha Gravely. Louise
Taylor. Virginia Scott. Elsie Lips-
comb Margaret stein. Virginia Cole
man. Willie May Peasants. Virginia
Peasants. Emma Williams. Evelyn
I itochart Francis Peasants. Aldridge
| frcen. Harriet Cherry. Florinc Ma
money. Edith Diacont. Inez Straug.
Elizabeth Diacont. Manic Bowler.
T. -
virginia Farmer. Margaret Childress.
Charlotte Farley. Grace Robin.
Louisa Spick. Alma Barber. Margaret
Anc"N, Pauline Williams. Louise
layior. May higgins. Mathilda Mac
! Julien. Ella Parsley. Virginia Fox.
Helen Werner. Francis Bass. gerlye
Maddox. Elsie Hudson. Elizabeth An
/ cell. Annie Anderson. Anna Thor1,on
and Isabel whitlcck.
nc costumes and scenery for This
production Will be cSpeciailv suit
""ie' with the added bctwcen-the
acts numbers An Invitation is OK
tended to tho public.
Dnncc Mt BIuc. Armory.
inc Woman's Auxiliary. Richmond
IHsht infantry Blues. will give n
uence AT inc armory on TUESDAY.
s,,S famous orchestra will
4 "'"S''' ana the dan Will
DC an attractive affair.
Card Party Tuesdny..
f'nal arranGe have beon
completed for an attractive. carL
patN To ne held on Tuesday after
.n $50 o'cioch. in the audito-
rum at the Cathedral Roys' Schoo,
corner Floyd Avenue and snrucn
Itree'' Tor tho benefit OF the school.
i'rioSe, five hundred and euchr. iii
ne played and handsome prizes given
Misses Kate Powers. Agnes uoI,
Erefe and Mrs. W. L. HAZEL arc in
charEc. and tablcs can be res.rvad
ny calling either OF the above names
nose rescrving tables are asked 10
bring their cards.
wedding Next Saturday
The wedding OF Miss GLADYS poid
Sniher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, w.
~ Snider. of :9o6 Lakewood Avenue
and 4 Clifford Stevenson. Jr.. viii
TAKE piace next Saturday evening a,
9 o'clock in 81. James Episconoi
! church. The Rev. g. Frceland Peter
VIII ofhciate. The bridesmaids in
Guide Mrs. Gordaa r. panick. Miss
..are''d Powers. Of Petersburg:
Misses Elise Nelson and Ka,hrvn
Beeton. Miss Bessie Kirwan, also a.
Petersburg, Will he maid OF honor.
and Mrs. l.. T.. Schmidt will be the
natron OF honor. Littl. Miss Stella
iaa Lintchicum will be the flower
girl. The ushers include Henry
Snlder. Raymond Jones. George
Noodail. James Watson and Wilson
hrown. The grOom's brother. J.
Ihomas stevenson. will be the best
man. and T.. r. Schmidt will he mas
ter OF ceremonies
Luncheon for r. q. VI.
The Misses Gay and Annie Lee
Francis entertained the +. O. NJ, at
luncheon Tuesday afternoon at
their home. 223 North Boulevard
Baskets of sweet peas were used as
decorations. the color scheme being
carried out in pink and white.
Among those present were the
MISSES Emily Royal. Scott sutton