The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times-Dispatch,

llUS Hull street.
AT the Central Methodist Church, cor
ner of Porter and Thirteenth Streets,
last night, Rev. Henry c. Pfeiffer, the
pastor, preached the baccalaureate SER
mon to the pupils of the High School
and their parents. Despite the inclen,-
ent weather the church was well filed
with those Interested. and large
sprinkling of the pretty girl gradua tes
OF the school was present The preach
er, in we'll chosen language, welcomed
the pupils and held his hearers atten-
tive throughout. Sunday school was
held as usual in the morning, followed
by the IL o'clock service.
Rev. f. w. Long. pastor of Cowardin
Avenue Church. preached ut the morn
ing service, his subject being Jesus
Sitting the Tempest Matthew viii. %.
At p. NJ. his subject was Jesus, the
TRUTH John ~. 16.
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock "Old
Folks Day" was beautifully observed
at Oak Grove Baptist Church. Morn
ing subject, Growing Old and Moro
Beautiful" Tell Mother I'll Be There"
and My Mothers Bible" were sung.
Evening subject, How We Should
Hear" d. G. Lancaster, pastor,
preached. There was special music at
both services.
Easy Ball Victories.
Manchester clearly showed it's supe-
riority over the Leigh Street Athletics
Saturday By defeating them to the tune
| of s to l.
! Score: II.
Manchester 0202301s IS
Leigh ST Athletics. o o 01 20 90 Oh
| Summary: Two-base hits-Ell<ie, Jen'
nings (2). Home runs-Winters. Moore
Stolen bases-Traylor. Moody. Clark
Double play--Jones to Nelson Base or
balls--off Clark, 8. Hit by pitched bal
-Traylor. Chernault, Moody (2). Bur
| rows. Clark. Struck out-by Griggs. 2
By Lehman. 3; by Clark. z Passed
ball-Winters. Time of game. 1:40.
Umpire. Mr.. O'Toole Attendance. 200.
The Southside Stars played rings
around the Centralia team on the lat
ter's grounds Saturday, smothering
| them under an avalanche of twenty
runs. Centrala managed to push four
men across the plate. The Stars clcut-
| ed the horsehide to all corners of the
! lot, while Rice, on the mound for the
winners. twirled splendid game. Led
| better made sensational stop at sec
ond, completing double play.
| Score. II.
Centralia .0ooo2oo2o--
Southside stars. 46332o l'--20
Batteries: Hopkins, Tunstall. Robert
son and Bruce; Rice and Smith. UNI
pire. DR.. Ryland.
Hostess mt Luncheon.
| Mrs. S. II. Bemis entertained at de-
lightful luncheon Friday morning In
honor of Mrs. w. F. Marchmont. Amidst
the scent of June flowers the gay party
seated itself at tables. where refresh.
ments were served. Those present
We're Mrs. w. r. Merchant, Mrs. j. II
Shotwell. Mrs. Caracaiste, Mrs. W. B
Bradley, Mrs. George Paul, Mrs. Bur
ton Harris, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Aller
i Pettigrew. Mrs. r. Govan Hill, Mrs
Elise Gilbert. Mrs, w c. Pulliam. Mrs
w. H. Garnett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton A. Wells, o
Chester, left Saturday morning for Wiz
ginia Beach, where Mrs. Wells an
children will spend a week. Mr.. Well
will return home to-day to look afte
his sawmill.
Liberty Council. Junior Order Unite
.. American Mechanics, which is believed
to have the largest membership of an
similar council in the State, Is plannin:
to have an initiation of new candidate
4 next Wednesday night in the Ntnsoni
Temple, Liberty, of old Manchester
ranks higher than any council In thu