The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-09

The many friends of Rev. OTIS
Mead, former rector Of Christ church
viii be Interested to learn that he IS
meeting VIII much SUCCESS ia his
newly chosen field of work. Mr..
Mead Is secretary OF tho church eX-
tcnsirn movement OF virginia. and tor
this purpose recently made an ad
dress 1T ffeurortf, rwirtCfI capttvstert his
y tt ttst many
c6thUElaSt,e supporters, air. Mead also
visited south Boston last week from
which place he returned Saturday.
The ARRIVAL at the clyde Line wharf
of beautiful steam yacht yesterday
attracted much attention from sun
day afternoon promenaders in the
park, pom inquiry II was learned
that the yacht Viking was owned by
Mr. George Baker, Jr., OF New YORK,
who with ii party OF friends were on
their way home from cruise South.
They had been as far south as SaVaH-
nah. and had been much interested
IN tAa-A historic place along the James
The party will proceed on their way
to-day.
',Ye Old Folks viii hold a reception
In the basement OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday May IL.
mt SIS o'clock. The object is a very
laudabie one. the securing of funds
for the education of one of the
ChuFGDiS pfNteSets, VINO Is very re-
markable. intelligent girl.
A very mportant called meeting of
the Church Hill Auxiliary, Retreat for
the Sick, viii lie held Thursday al
terncon. May IL, at i.30 O'Clock. The
meeting will take place at the resi-
denee Of Mrs Ramon O. Garcin, 26ls
East Broad street. a full attendance
is desired,
Leigh-Street Athletics defeated c. G.
.t.sl h.. la Tor % a
mond by a score OF IL to Saturday
afternoon
The rain of Saturday afternoon
postponed the opening of the season
Vt rrTe- rhuTCT ttttt ssUU6sy=fsCfTUUf'
League until next Saturday rms
league If composed Of the following
teams. st. james. Union station, Has
ker Memorial, Broadus Memorial and
Fulton Baptist, 1t Is proposed 10
have twenty game schedule Next
Saturday st. James team will play
tiasker Memorial on lakewood dla-
mond No. l., and Union Station VIII
play Fulton Baptist on lakewood dia-
mond No. 2
The following Wen known ladies'
win have charg9 Of the Ecu Day ia, ia
tons on Church hin on Monday. May
| 1G: Mesdames c. w. Messie. Charles
Billups and W. "A. Cheatwood.
I.attars received by Mr.. and Mrs,
J. f. Davis. of 3t2 North Thlrty-iirst
I soneWlW MI. ?.nsi shrdl
street. from Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
Nielsen, nee Davis. who have been
travelling in the South on their we'd
ding trip, announce that they will be
in Richmond Saturday en- route for
Orange, their future home. TIL"
young couple Will spend several DAYS
I on the hin visiting relatives anu VIII
also be the guests of the groom 5
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G., Nielsen,
/ 2a41 Williamsburg avenue.
I Mrs James Burdette, "f "2o4 East
/ Broad street, left the city Friday night
/ for Parkersburg W. Va, having re-
ceived Il telegram announcing the
death of her father Mr. stephen
! Comfy.
| Mrs. Irene Woody. Of Newport
News. Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bailey Pond, Of &3i2 East Marshall
street.
The month Of june promises t" out
mum Der the Easter season IN it's mar
rlare record. Several prominent
couples are on the list and also seN-
pral couples whose names romance
has long linked together VIII plight
their troth under june roses.