The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-06
Highland Park.

The two-act playlet, "A Perplex-
| ing Situation" given by the High
School scholars on the first night or
the closing exercises of Highland
Park school, was SO well rendered by
the boys and girls and so much en-
joyed by the large crowd present that
they have consented 10 repeat II
Thursday evening. tne sth' at s;l5
O'Clock. at the High School assem-
oily hall for the benefit Of the piano
fund of the Mothers Club
After the play refreshments will
be sold at popular prices. a large
crowd Is expected
Those taking prominent parts are
NJ .sses Kera C6re, MABEL Connolly,
Mabel Richardson, Susie Eholeder,
Grace Webb, Lena Gary, Elizabeth
Usbourne. Messrs. Sam harshati.
frank Yarbrough. Frank Anderson,
Jr, Charles w. Vaughan, Jr.. Frank
Rennie. Jr., and Clayton Holiday.
The morning services of Mizpah
Presbyterian church were conducted
oy DR.. Charles Hersman, OF Union
theological Seminary. There was no
preaching in the evening. The Rev.
ar waltnau il in Burkevilie, where
ne preached the baccalaureate SER
| mon to the rIigh School graduates on
Sunday at / o A. NJ.
Mrs. u. x. waithall is quite sick
at her home on Fourth avenue.
Miss Clara Syfan will spend this
week visiting In Orange GordonsHllle
and Charlottesville.
After the V. P. l. finals Mr.. Rollins
Syfan viii go to Asheviiie, n C.,
for his vacation He has been Of
fered an attractive position there
The WON as Foreign Missionary
f1t, ty7aa homo n
r.. A. Yarbrough on Fifth avenue
Tuesday at 3:3o p. NJ. Mrs. j. Il.
stevens, the delegate to the district
conference, will make her report.
Holly Chapter. q, K. s., will meet
IN Northside Hall Thursday, June ?,
at o'clock.
The :. o. q. f. viii meet in regu
lar session Tuesday night at O'Clock
at Northside Hall. There will be de-
gree work,
Miss Carrie Rennie is at home
from the Normal School at Farm
VILE. where she has been taking
course OF special study in kindergar-
ten work.
Mr.. G. W. Behout is improving rap
idfv and Will be pleased to see his
friends at his Tome. No. los Fourth
avenue.
Mr.. ). 7. Goodwin, of Fourth ave
nue., has returned from a delightful
trip North. Mr.. Goodwin accompa-
MED her home and left Friday.
Miss Nellie Shelton, of Louisa
county, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
DR.. l.. Connie Smith.
The young ladies OF the Philathea
eiass of Highland Park Methodist
church had delightful outing to
Forest Hill Park Saturday afternoon.
! &c
In picnic fashion. The talent money
was turned in and a neat sum was
realized THIS Glars has grown very
rapidly of late. and 1t has been ne
cessary to enlarge its classroom.
thereby doubling the seating capa-
city. Rev. u. T. Merritt rs their
teacher.
An entertaining program is being
ARRANGED for children's day exercises
at the Methodist church Sunday,
June H. The committee desires all
children taking part to meet for prac-
tice Tuesday and Friday afternoons
at 8 p. M.s The special collection
taken up on that day will be used in
endowing 3 chair In Vanderbilt Uni
yersity for Sunday-school work
Mrs. John T11er chairman of COM
mittee, will be glad to receive money
or edjbIes for the outing to be given
the children of che Nineteenth Street
Mission next Saturday at Forest Hin.
Considering the inclement weather,
there was a large number commun-
ing at the Methodist church Sunday.
The individual communion service,
Rift OF a member Of the church, be-
ing used for the first time.
Mr.. II. F. Ferguson is very much
indixpcsed.