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county who will help with their sale. Please pick from the nearest: Mrs. Howard Butler and Mrs. Hume, Sperryville; Mrs. Ray Cannon, Amissville-Castleton; Mrs. J. A. B. Dahlgren, Huntly; Mrs. Douglas Fairfax, Washington; Mrs. Hubert Gilkey, III, Chester Gap; Mrs. Frank Spalding, Flint Hill and Mrs. H. B. Wood, Woodville.
THE FIRST four rows of seats are placed in a double row of boxes each containing six chairs (three and three). There are 15 boxes in each row for a total of 30, and their purchasers will be given the best ones available at the time the money for the box is received by Mrs. Hume.
Behind the boxes are six rows of reserved seats divided by two aisles into a center section, an east section, and a west section. As there will be three stages (a center stage and two flanking stages) all seats should have excellent views of what’s happening.
Finally there are three similar sections of five rows each, that are unreserved. Tickets for these seats may be obtained now or at the gate the night of the performance (which is, repeat, the second Saturday) in June. The boxes and reserved seats will probably be sold out by then, though any left will, of course, be sold that night.
IN RESPONSE to the appeal in the December 4 issue of theRappahannock News, a few costumes and some draperies have come in to Mrs. G. W. O’Connor, chairman of the Pageant, but more
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