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SOCIETY - FASHIONS
PART
FOR
66th YEAR
RICHMOND, VA? SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1916.
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.
This is the week of the great pageant
Hurl tin- most marvelous plans have
been made for this event. Mrs. John
C. Kellogg Williams, of "Passion," is to
take the part of "Good Queen He-s,"
and all sorts of rumors are afloat concerning
the beauty and texture of the costume and coronation robes, which
will be worn at this event. She will be
attended by several of the fashionable
matrons of Richmond, wearing costumes no less resplendent than her
own, and all the world of her beauty and charm will pay honor and honor to the Queen who repose when the bar of Avon and his verse. The Worthartip-ton colt's rounds will be converted into village and part of bygone days and the most prominent people of Richmond will take part in the pageant, which in honor of William Shipherd, appear.
The first part of the pageant, there will be a matinee.  For the honor Hotel Comptroller of the Treasury, Mr. John S. "Hon William" will feature the grand march, and nearly all of the tickets will wear Shakespeare's apparel; costumes, although the majority of the tickets are not available. Miss Helen Thirteenth, chairman of the hall, and Mr. Williams, Mr. M. S. "Hon William" will be the principal speaker. Mr. Williams, Mr. M. S. "Hon William" will be the principal speaker. 