The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-08

a quiet but pretty marriage took
place last evening at the Onion sta
ton parsonage. when Miss Ida Belle
Hawiey became the bride of Mr..
Charles l.. Morris Rev. X. III. Potts
was the officiating minister. Tue
bride wore a handsome going-away
gown of blue cioth, with hat ana
gloves to match, And carried a hon-
auet OF BRIDES roses. immediately
after the ceremony AIR. and Mrs.
Morris left for Washington aud otner
Northern points. Returning, they Will
he at home to their friends after De-
cember 10 at POLL East Broad street.
The Kew. and Mrs. j. c. Dixon, of
the Methodist Institute. Wit have ~
| their guests this week the iatter's ia
. Their and mother, Bishop and Mrs.
collins Denny. Mrs. Denny will speak
at Park Place f'rtsay afternoon on
The Work in Brazil, and is espe-
eiaily DESTROYS of meeting the ladies'
OF the various missionary societies
throughout the city
The congregation of Leigh Street
church Will tender their pastor and
his wife. Rev. and Mrs. J. j. Wicker.
Il reception in the basement of the
church Thursday. December s. at &
o clock. a delightful musical program
has been prepared. and light refresh
nents will he served 1t Is expected
that many will avail themselves of this
opportunity To meet their pastor aud
his wife socially Rev, and Mrs. Wick
er are domieiled at $oS North Twenty
fifth street
Henrico Lodge Of Musons. M. $50.
met Tuesday night in thu lodge han Oh
Twenty fifth street ana elected the
following officers. who Will serve for
the ensuing wear Frank r Dates.
Jr.. worshipful master, John a. Dun
nington, senior warden. Il G Brown,
junior warden w. NJ Williams.
treasurer Clarence T.. Hughes. Sec
rotary; G. L. Williams. senior deacon:
oscar K. Hord. Junior deacon, r. c.
Garrison, chaplain. George Pitt stew
ard and J, .. Phillips tiler
The services at Union station " ed
Ii Stiay evening were unusually bean
tifal aud impressive. Res. r. II. Potta
chose AZ the basis of his remarks the
liz OF Daniel. preaching n fnrcible aud
stirring sermon. This was followed
Is the rendition Of the cantata Dan
TEL by the large chorus choir. under
the direction al Professor Schneider
which was greatly enjoyed
A very AMUSING Entertainment takes
place Thursday evening In the nome of
Mrs. W. NJ. Bickers, 4l0 North Twenty :
seSenth street. This will be ghost
PARTY" for the benefit OF the Sai.ta
ttaua Club. All the young ladies at
tending will be Costumed as ghosts
end Will be- aucttoned OFT IL the highest
bidder. The services or n we'll know
Wit have been engaged as auetioneer
md much fun is anticipated, Each
gentleman Will be expected IL take his
ehast partner. thus secured into sup
1t
charge An enjoyable evening Is as
st4red all who attend
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Broadus
Memorial church tn holding ii sals IL
fancy home made articles and home
made candy III the Commonwealth
Bank for the remainder Of this week
They solicit The patronage Of their con :
efegatlou ard friends.
The Reading circle Of tie Woman :
+ Foreign Missionary Society of ST
fumes church meets Thurs day at
o'clock with AIRS George NaIfurd saos
East Broad street. The book on "Ko-
Tea which has engaged the circles
attention since early fai will he nm
ished nj this meeting. Mrs William
Atkinson and Miss Alice Nalfecd be-
ing the readers. 4 social hour VIII fol-
lew the program. The Yatns Ladies'
Foreign Missionary Society will NEE,
18th Miss Alice Waliord this evening
at o'clock.
Mrs. W. Mcdaniel. OF Newport News
i the guest of her friend Miss LettIe
Thaeker.
Mrs. J. f. Redwood is quite sick in
her home on East Marshall street.
The Woman $ Missionary SoclN-y Of
Leigh Street church VIII hold their
monthly meeting Thursday. December
\. at q clock in the ladies' m rim, :. f