Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-23
PAGEANT QUEEN RE|GNs
At BIC DANCE TONIGHT
Brilliant Costume Ball Will
Mark First of Social
Functions.
GRAND. MARCH AT o o'cLocK
Iter"Imtionnry. Confederate and World
Nnr Periods Arc to he Depicted
Tucsdns. Wednesday, and Thuradny
Nights-prOEram of halls.


q, the Coliseum, at Lombardy and
Broad Streets. Dancers in costume
for the givotte viii surround the
queen and her attendants AZ she
holds her reception. and girls in min
uct costume viii add one of The many
historic touches 10 the Colonial func-
ton. Thousands or dancers in Col
oniai costume Will take part in the
grand march. which viii begin al .
o'clock. The ballroom Viii be 81 mass
Of pale blues and rose and greens in
the silks and satins OF ladies' puns
and gcntlemen's knee brooches.
against a background Of palms. flow
.rs and flags of all periods.
Each nigh, will depict a gala occa-
sion in one Of the four periods most
interesting in Nirginia's hosiery. To-
morrow evening AT the same hour the
dancers viii come attircd ia the
panniers and pompadpur silks and
three corncred hats Of IN. Revniu-
tionary tive, and. Thursday might.
each pageant visitor and ioyal Nir-
ginian shall have pulled from the
trunks In his attic the beloved Era y
coat, the hoop skirt and bcruiiicd pet
ticoats that marked IN. still reiu.m-
h"r"d tim" OF poverty and struggle
and unboundcd idealism.
ON Friday night the final ball will
use IN" world war az its background
and The queen Of lov. and beauty
VIII 10" crowned. chosen hy the vic
t"rious knight in the tournament
that afternoon Those who will take
Iar, in tn" general dancing VIII b.
required tn appear either In suitable
costume for tho period planned for
that night or in evening dress. Tin"
committee which has arranged tn.
affairs is ". CouWay Saunders g
. W"rsham. Archer q Jones ami
Captain Mills r. Ncalc. of the Rich
moud lIgh, Infantry Blues.
The program "f the balls follows:
Colonial ball Tu"sday--l. Reception
To the queen ~ tn. pageant and her
court. :, grand march. which viii he
led by the queen. the princess and
the duchess. together with the
queens court, all in costume; 3,
dances ~ the period In costume be
fore tho throne of the queen. {, gen
cral dancing.
Revolutionary ball wednesday-l
deception to the queen and her court
=. grand march. led by the princess
81 the pageant and the duchess and
knights and ladies Of tho court. fol-
lowed by ali IN costume; ;. dance Of
the period before the queens throne :.
I. general dancing
Confederate bail Thurstay--l. Re
ception Of the queen and her court
. grand march. led by the duchess Of
the pageant and knights aud ladies'
% the court. followed by all In cos
tune: :. dance Of tho period before
the throne OF the queen. {. general
dancing.
Tournament, bail Friday, Corr
nation of tho queen ar love ana
beauty by the successful knight OF
the tournament IN tho afternoon and
assumption OF the thron- 10y the
tournament queen. .. grand marcn
l.d by queen Of love and beauty ana
knights and ladies 81 h"r court. Ill
lowed by all In costume. ,, rerIon
dances before tho queen az love ana
beauty: g. general dancing.
Women who are pi,tronesscs and
matrons ~ honor for The .aripus
halls in which their orEa nizatious
are directly concerned. are:
Ladies Auxiliary Of Spanish War
Veterans Mrs /. T Matthews
chairman: Mrs. Joseph Le Masurier.
chairman OF memorial: Mrs. Georr-
Cummings. Mrs. William II. liar
baurh. Mrs. j. f. Railing.
women's Auxiliary Grays' Rat
,alion-Miss LouiIie Millhiser, chair
man; Mrs l.. o. Moore. Mrs. ". II
Powell, Mrs. Rose O'Sullivan, Mrs.
James 4. Peters.
Daughters OF tho American Eevo-
luton. Commonwealth Chapter Mrs.
~ l.. Purcell. chairman: Mrs Il. West
'rabb Mrs. J. +. Fouraurcan, Mis-;
Elsie Clark. Mrs. William jefferson
Taync, Mrs. Albert Hunt.
The Colonial DANES Of America
in the State Of NirGinia-Airs Will
liam Ruliin Cox. chairman; Mrs.
Granville G. Valentine. Mrs. William
r Robins. Mrs. Thomas q. McAdans.
Mrs. Chiles NJ. Terrell
Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters
OF American Revoluiion-Mrs sidney
Johnston Dudley. Miss Annie r. W.
Heddy. Miss Ella *. Mayo. Mrs. j. -
rritche;t, Miss Katherine Powers
Confederate Memorial Society
Miss Sally Archer Anderson chair
man; Mrs John Mason. Mrs. Henry
G. Reilly. Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Henry
T.. NJ Crutchheld.
Richmond Chapter, United Daurh-
ters OF the CONFERENCE.-The y. Y.
Randolph, chairman: Mrs. r. A. Rien-
ner. Miss Mile Spence, Mrs. T. J..
kernodle.
Daughters of Confederacy. Stone
wall Jackson Chapter. No. l6i-Mrs
Charles w Selden. chairman: Mrs.
Newton McVeigh. Mrs. J.. y. Conrad
Mrs. w. T. Allen. Mrs NJ. r. Lassi-
ter. Mrs. ". g. Catlett
Woman's Auxiliary OF American
i.eCion-Mrs. &. w. Massie. chair
man; Mrs +. r. Homer.
Daughters Of Confectionery. Lee
Chaptcr-Mrs. c. w. Morris. chair
man; Mrs. Russell Chelf Mrs. A. s..
j. Williams. Mrs. Bascomhe Rowlett.
Mrs st. George Bryan. Mrs S W.
Tyler.
Daughters Of lsi2-Mrs. william
'udd. chairman: Miss Katherine r.
Evans Mrs. F.. Craig Peiouzc. Mrs.
Charles c. Wall. Miss Emma l.. Meth
crlands.
Light Infantry Blues Auxiliary
Mrs G. L. Christian, Jr.. Mrs. ! -.
Earnest. Mrs. T.. w. Brooks Nrs
H. a. Talley. Mrs. Frank ID. Eppe.
Association for the Preservation Of
EirGiapa Antiquitics-Nfrs. w ~
sale. chairman: Mrs. Frank u vii.
liams' Mrs. John StewaH, Bryan. Mrs
j. Taylor Eliyson. Mrs. James Light.
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Rotary Discusse. HIDE.