The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-25
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beautiful marriage took place We'd
nesday evening at the parsonage of the
Rev. j. F. Cuiberson, when Miss Lille
Nimmo became the bride of MIR. Edgar
champaign suit with hat and gloves to
match and carried brides roses After
the ceremony the couple was driven to
the home OF Mrs. W. A. Gibson, 1908 N.
Twenty first street, where lovely re-
ception was rendered them.
Miss Ellen Self, who has been very
sick at her home on Twenty-fourth
street, for the past week is canvales-
cling.
Miss Lille Taylor will leave Sunday
for Ocean View to spend ten days with
friends.
Master Harvey Perkins is still very
street
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Miles took
place from the Methodist church Thurs
day afternoon at Q o'clock.
Miss Fannie Edward has returne
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Gloucester county.
Miss Louise GoodalI, who has been
very Ill at her home here for several
days is only slightly improved,
Mrs. Ellen Rodgers is somewhat i'm
proved at her home after an illness OF
several weeks.
Mr.. George Raines, who has been the
guest Of his sister on Mosby street for
several days, has returned to his home
In Goochland.
Mr.. w @. Griffin has returned to his
home at Oak Dale after visit to MS
mother in this place.
The annual recital of Mrs. w. c, Rob
ertson's Piano class. was held In the
Assembly hall of the Paramount school'
Thursday evening. The exercises be-
gan at $50 p. NJ This was the pro-
gram
Opening Observation-Disclosures. Messrs.
f. Bassett W. Bassett and l. Hayward
Woodland echoes by Elyria Atklnson.
Dunnavan; Reading by Bessie Johns
Maidens Prayer, Ruby Q. Berry: Nocal
duet, My Wifes Gone to the Country
Thelma McCabe and Ida Lewis; Golden
Rosa Lee by Mamie Jackson; READING
Since Mother was President of the Wo-
mans club by Lena Allen; Vision OF
Rest, Allie and Fannie Tucker Vocal
Murphy; Selection by the 7; n. G: y.
orchestra, Eidelweiss Glide Waltz
Inez Murphy; Heading. Mamie Jackson
Sprint of Youth, Ollie Didlake, Louise
son; Reading. Melissa Dunnayan; N Ma
mas Waltz. Herbert and Mabel Hutche-
son: Silver Star March. Alice Evans
Thelma McCabe; Orange Blossom
March. Inez Murphy and annette ms wa MIR
Leonard Old Gray Bonnet, Mellssa
| Dunnavan and school in chorus; or
chestra and awarding OF medals lne
Rev. w. h Bnrreli pFeseHteo Ing '"NN
ais and bouquets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. England left
Friday for Baltimore, where they VIII
visit their son. Mr.. Bernard England
and wife for two weeks,
| Mrs. Ellen Rodgers, who has been
Every i'll for several days. Is some
what improved. but still connned to
her bed.
Master Howard Gibson, the twelve
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II.
Gibson, on the avenue. was very pad
ly hurt Friday while throwing art
over a fence with a spade. ana the
spade flew back. striking him on the
head. cutting a deep cash In IT. lie
was knocked senseless for Few min
utes, but is better know.
Mrs. John Timmons left Saturday
for Goochland, where she will visit
her parents.
Miss Annie Vail, of Peaks, Hanover
county, Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
| Talley. on Twenty-third street.
Misses Essie Watkins and Mamie
Smith have returned from ocean
View. where they spent ten DAYS al
the Take-U Cottage.
Mr.. Sam Tyler has returned nome
after a pleasant stay.
Mrs Clyde Sandridge left SUNDAY
| for Albemarle county. where she VIII
visit her parents until September.
MIR. Tilden Smith has returned to
his home at Williamsburg. AFTER
visit to his sister, Of this place.
! Miss Lily George. of Alexandria, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Martin,
on Mosby street
| Miss Mena Greenstreet, VINO mas
been suffering from blood poison In
her right hand seems to be improv-
/ ing