Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-27
SOCIETY TURNS OUT TO
SEE AYE, AYE, SIR
Governor, Mayor and Other
Dignatarics Witness Pre-
miere of Legion PLAY

Richmond society was largely rep
resented at the premiere of AYE, Ave.
Sir" in the Strand Theater last night
May OF the most prominent men and
women OF the city and State were In
the audience to greet their sons ard
dau lighters. sisters and sweethearts in
their initial presentation OF the
musical comedy given under the aus
pices OF Richmond Post, No. /, the
American Legion.
Governor and Mrs. =. Lee TrinkIe
ana the Governors staff and their
wives. and DR.. Kate Waller Bar
rett' attended and occupied the right
lower box. Mayor George Ainslie wa,
seated In the l9ft lower box with Han
tord Macnider. national oonmander of
me American Legion. and various ot :
iciais OF Richmond Post, No. /.
American Legion.
Many others promincnts In Rich
monds social world occupied the low
er portion of the orchestra en- massc.
Win Governor and Mrs. y'rinkIe in
MIS- box were: Colonel and Mrs. Clyde
IL. Rathclinc, Colonel James Y. Dis
ney. Colonel and Mrs. Hiram smith
colonel Walker c. Cottrell, Colonel
and Mrs. Garrett II. Wall. DIR. Kate
waller Barrett, Colonel and Mrs, NJ.
-. Rudd and Sergeant Gluckman.
world war hero. who fought with the
serenty-cighth Company, Sixth Ma
rines.
with Mayor Ainslie were Com
mander Macnider, Colonel e. e.
GOODWIN. Emporla; Clarke Roper,
commander Richmond Post. No. /.
American Legion: DIR. j. f. Lynch.
department commander: G. r. Wo-
meldorf. Union Theological Seminary
Legion Post; C. +. Maurice, South
Post; Henry Taylor. North Richmond
Post commander; w. l.. Price, depart
ment adjutant; w. a. Rarksdalc.
Charles McDermott. Norfolk; G.. NJ.
Harrison. Fredericksburg; Rev. w. Il.
Lee. Blacksburg; Wilbur l.. Hall.
LncsburG; Colonel John A. Cutchins.
Richmond. and DR.. r. c. Levy, Rich
mond
delegation OF Portsmouth legion
naircs attended and occupied seats in
the orchestra center. Representa-
ttves from fredericksburg, Norfolk
and other cities also were present.
The patronegses inciude: Mesdamcs
E. Leo Trinkle. George Ainslic. a. 7.
Wilmer, Lawrence Ingram. Worth
am Spillman. W. \. Cheatwood, r. G..
Butcher. Calvin Satterfeld, Jr.. Ber-
nard Meredith, Edmund StrudwIck, Z.
u. Hotchkiss, John ]. Wicker. Jr.,
c. w. Massie, w. a. Williams, Hen
~ Baskerville, James @. Patton, Hen
ry Taylor, l.. II. Dashed, Stuart Nc
CURE. Charles L. Williams, E. a.
Palmer, r. A. Ammons, J. C. Goode,
George Wickham, W. w. Lefew, w
]. Parrish. Jr., Max. Waddy, Elmora
Hotchkiss, Jr.. John a. Branch, Ber-
nard Jones Hugh Rose, T. W. VIII
mcr. Claiborne Watkins, Edward
Moon. Edward Benson. T.. A. Donan,
Edward c. Anderson. Fred w. Scott
Robert Bryan. Garrett Wall, James
Cecil, K. S. DeSPortes, Charles Bill
ups. Morgan A. Mills, Jr, Marshall
Boyle. W. a. Crump, ". W. Wright.
John L. Satterfe!d. II. w. Cottrell
Harry Mears. F.. n. Wells. w. C. Pull
lam w. B. Bradley. George Cole, H.
V. Baldwin. A. r. Danron, e. G..
Hill. T. ID. Jones. w. II. Craig, w.
ID. Miller. c. II. Dorset. Pegram John
son. 4. l.. Mcclellan. Dave Il. satter-
held. Jr.. Egbert Leigh. Jr.. John SkeI-
ton Williams- Miss Frances Scott.
Robert NJ. crankenship. w. C. Hazel
grove.J. T. Powers. James w. Couch.
Thomas n. Bigger. w. L. Hazcisrove,
Robert NJ Biankenship.