The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-12

/ The services at the different church
/ es yesterday were all very interesting,
At Leigh Street the Rev. w, r. Wood
! house, of Burkeville, Va, preached tc
large congregations at both the morn
1 Ing and evening hour. AT Union Sta
! ton the Rev. DR. j. Il. Hollard OF
! the Lutheran Synod, preached an able
sermon on The First Christian
/ Church at Antioch" The congrega
! ton at the Third Christian church
welcomed their pastor. the Rev. Ger
! aid Culbersou. back from a month S
/ vacation, while the Third Presbyte-
rian bid their goodby, the Rev. Mr.
Eggleston preaching his farewell ser
mon at the morning hour The Rev.
/ George +. Greene preached two stir
ring sermons at ST. James. taking az
his subjects "Nicarious Faith" and
I True Courage" and Rev. f. l.. Grace
at Broadus Memorial commenced a
series of sermons on Home" which
| win doubtless prove popular,
! The Ladies' Aid Society of Union
Station will meet this afternoon at
! O'Clock. A large attendance is re-
quested. as plans for the work to be
accomplished before conference viii
/ be discussed,
! There viii be a called meeting Of
/ the Harmon Y's Thursday evening,
September Is, at the residence of Miss
/ peasants. 420 North Twenty fifth
street
Miss Grace Hill. who has hear
/ spending the summer North, returned
to her home on Chin borazo Park 1ast
evening
Miss Sallie j. Smith sails to-mor-
row. September 10, for China from San
Francisco on the steamer Siberia.
which is booked to reach Shanghai
October T.
MI. and Mrs. w. r. Longworth, of
sos North Twentyfourth street. will
| leave Tuesday to visit relatives in
Lynchburg From there they Will GO
to the camp meeting near Salem,
where they Will spend some time
Mr.. II, j. Christian, of East Frank
lin. will return tonight from stay
of several weeks in Albemarle county,
where he was the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. James T., Huckstep and chill.
dren. Thelma and James f., Jr., have
returned TO their home, us North
/ Twenty seventh street, after spending
the summer at Elsing Green, King
william county, the guests of the for
mers mother. Mrs. William Wiltshire
Miss Alice O'Brien, of East Bro3
street, has returned from the noun.
'ta:ns Of Virginia. where she spent
some time visiting friends and reIa-
tiVes.
Miss Edith Rrauer. of jefferson
Park, has returned from a visit 10
Charlottesville.
Mrs. Annie Hin and Mr. Willie Hin.
who have been the guests OF the for
mer's daughter, Mrs l. H. Morton. of
stanton, Va, win return to their
home. $500 East Broad street. to-
night.
Miss Viola Diaeont continues very
Ill at her home, 2225 Venable street.
Her condition has remained unchanR-
ed for several days.
Mr.. Norwood Brown, who has been
under treatment In the Virginia Hos
pital. has improved sufficiently to be
removed to his home on North Tween
ty-fourth street.
DIR. Isaac Curd has returned to
Gordonsvtlla, after six weeks visit
to friends on the HILL
The Mutual Social Club last week
enjoyed delightful outing at Wade's
Farm. eight miles below Richmond
on the James. The party was con-
Veyed out of town In several tourist
wagons. and was entertained by Mr.
jenkins, with several rides in his
launch. the Bluebell. Boating and
other amusements comprised the DAYS
program, ending with a Virginia reel
after supper. Some OF those In the
party We're Misses Agnes and Eliza
beth Doherty. OF Lynchburg: Eliza and
Mary Moore, of Butterworth; Lucille
Hopkins. of Macon. Ga; Lille and
Emma Smith. Pauline Gloss. RebIo
and Mabel Hopkins. Irene Schaaf.
Grace Woods, Laura Smith and Heller,
Feigusson; Messrs. Charles Day. VII
liam Herndon. Arthur Gale, William
Hopkins, Harry Hinchman.s Marcelaus
Bryant Archie Evans. Arthur Fergus