The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23

The celebration If OslsWool Memo
rial Day, May :, will he esper1i'y at
tractiye this year. The exercises at
the cemetery commemorate the
yalor and heroism Of the Confederate
soldier, will be under the auspices OF
the Senior lakewood Menu rial -Asso-
GIG ton, while those at rnc wharf In
memory OF the daring bravery and
devotion OF the Confederate sailor
will be In charge Of the juniors. Lee
Camp will have charge oil the parade
and SIR. Freeman the military. In
this connection and interesting feature
viii be the frat public appearance OF
Governor Mann's new4y appointed
staff in uniform. Mayor d. e. kteh-
ardson will be master Of ceremonies.
The annual address will be delivered
by City Attorney Henry IL. Pollard.
The High School chorus. under the
leadership of Professor HarSood. viii
sing. Lunch will be served the vet
erans who wish to spend the DAY IN
ting beautiful city OF he dead es
the Seniors.
will follow the exercises at the cerne-
terry. under the auspices Il the Jun
iors, will be even moro Srtracttve.
Cards OF admission will be necessary
TO secure o place on the CRY tug,
en- which will be gathered the launch
inE party and representative from
the various memorial associations.
Misses Bertha Atkinson aud Lummic
Cunningham will he the mir spor-
sors. and this year a large iisraI an
Choir, measuring eeven feet. viii ne
uscd instead of the boat Of former
occasiona The city tug WY! be towed
to the channel and the sn.bo. lowered
over the PROV BY the rponscrs thus
giving to the waves the nautical en-
blem Of hope and safety. Music. en-
propriate 10 the occasion. VII. be rem
dered. A religious a. well as patriotic
touch will be given ,nc ceremonies,
and DR.. Goodwin. the beloved rector
Of ST. Johns. and an hon ,rsry mem
Der OF Lee Camp. viii take an active
part,
Richmond Tent. No. 4, Sir Knights
OF Mass&bees, and Richmond Hive,
No. .. Lady Maccabees. held pub
lie entertainment jotndy at Liberty
Hall Thursday April 81. There WAS
= fine literary and musical program.
which WAS thoroughly enjoyed.
Miss Irene Williams, OF New Kent.
IL visiting her uncle, Mr.. II. b. VIII
llama OF 324 North Twenty-seventh
street
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rowe an
nounce the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Annie Pearl Pierce, to
Mr.. George BENJAMIN Harris on the
afternoon Of Wednesday. April 81. at
$3.50 O'Clock. The ceremony viii be
performed at the residence Of the
brides parents, stos East Marshall
street.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrr. John A. walsh to the mar
rage Of their daughter, Annie. TO Mr..
r. Lee woodson, "Wednesday. April
~, At $50 r. NJ. The marriage Will
be celebrated at the nome OF the
bride, S04 North Twenty-nfth street
The Talent" and interesting little
church paper. with the Rev. G. w.
NJ. Taylor ~ editor. has been well
come visitor In the homes Of the Has
ker Memorial members during the
recent ''talcn money campaign. This
little paper suspends publication this
week, es the campaign Is now over,
and Tuesday was the time for gather
Ing "in the sheavss.
Mira. 8. A. GIN. Of sii3 Peasants
street. Is very sick In her homo.
Miss Ray Newman Ia recovering
from 4 slight operation on her throat.