The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-16

Every member OF the East End
Citizens Association Is urged to be
present this evening at O'Clock at
10 receive the Clay Ward Annex
League, who will visit the association
on this occasion They Will discuss
their plan of government by COM
mission. which Is a matter of vital i'm
portance to every citizen or the city.
Church Hill Is being ''belled" to-
day Tor sweet charfty's sake. The
Home for the Incurabies, by its very
name, arouses in every one q heart
felt sympathy for the suffering shut
ms" surely there Is no comfort
within the gift OF the Richmond peo-
pie, which they should have to do
without. 1t is earnestly hoped that
the result of to-day's work. Will make
possible the carrying on OF this great
work for the sick and SUFFERING
Mesdames c. w. Massie. Charles J..
Billups and w. A. Cheatwood have
charge Of the Church Hill stations.
Much excitement was caused Sat-
urday afternoon by tire which broke
out at 2s11 East Broad street. For
IN while the crowd was 20 dense that
the street cars could not run. and II
looked as if the fire was going to be
a serious one, but vigorous work on
the tiremen's part soon gained control,
and the damage was small.
whose serious illness has been noted
in this column, will take place from
seventh Street Christian church this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mrs. Henshali
died at the residence OF her sister.
Mtg, t. r. Spindle. sts North Thirty
second street.
The union class meeting Of Rich
mond and Manchester was held Yes
terday afternoon at Union Station
church. The Epworth League met
with them, and an enjoyable service
was the result. Mr. II. IL Potts
preached a stirring sermon 1t the
morning service. the keynote OF which
was Work
The Christ Church Association will
give an entertainment. An evening
OF Fun" at Christ Church parish naii
for the benefit OF G, :. "A Al nase s pan
nine Friday evening. May 20. at $40
Union Station went down in defeat
before the splendid playing OF the
Fulton Baptist team Saturday after
noon BY the score OF 10 to 3.
The BnHkens defeated Christ
Church Association team by score OF
8 to s. $50.
athIatics by score OF 10 TO 1.
Hasker Memorial won over st.
James by score OF 70 =.
The Sunday School League OF
Church Hill opened their season sat-
urday afternoon. From now GA
throughout the summer both ota-
monds near lakewood and the ChIist
church Associations spisndid dia-
mond will be the scene OF interest
.nr games and large crowds OF spec
tasors. much roofing and enthusiasm.
Next sunday. May 70. the Broadus
Memorial congregation will have with
them their former beloved pastor.
View 6. r. SteaIey. Of Haltimore.
Tbe marriage OF Miss n. Il. Broth-
ars OF 2l1I Jefferson avenue. ~ MT.
". M. Peters, took place on sne q MI
this morning at 1889 O'Clock. Dit.
and Mrs. Peters left immediately after
the ceremony for Northern trip.
Mrs. A. H Jacobs, OF Hammonton.
n II the guest of her sister Mrs,
I %. b. Childress. 42o North Twenty
thM M christopher &. Vaughan, Of
aaD, East Broad street, II . graduate
N fha dental department of the
medical College o. Virginia He Will
receive his diploma wednesday even-
Ting at the Academy.
mr.. and Mrs. William Woody and
sar,. who have been visiting Mira.
! Huiiev Pend. OF $40 East MnfMhaii
1treef. returned to thsiF home y, New
u ort Naxts Sestsrday aftef1Ao
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