The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-24

I At the entertainment to be given AT
/ Liberty Hall. THURSDAY May 26th, TT
is p NJ, under the auspices or the
Frank 7. Bates Bible Class and the
4 Volunteer Circle of Union Station the
following VIII take part in the pro-
gram:
! Soioists Soprano. Miss Rose Jour
dan. tenor. Mfr. Columbus Canepa;
/ baritone, Mr.. ]. Waverly Brown. ac-
companist. Miss Viola Diacont, read
| er. Miss Maggie Bryant; humorists,
MIR. Joseph Rickerstaf, and Mr.. Free
man. The Church Hill Mandolin
! Club will render several selection, and
others will take part in the program.
t A small admission fee will be charged,
! and refreshment sold at city prices.
] The Ladies Aid Society and the
Home Mission held a joint service
/ Monday afternoon at Union Station,
during which Mrs. Henry a, Hare read
an interesting report of the Home Mis-
sion Convention at Norfolk. TO which
she was sent as a delegate.
| Miss Matte Lee Christian, who
1 spent her gjrlhood days on Church
Hill, but who has recently been
( trained nurse in Pittsburg, Pa, was
married there to-day to Dr. L. ). Eber-
! hardt. also or Pennsylvania owing
/ to the recent Illness of the bride, the
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| the young couple left Pi;tsburs imme-
diately after the ceremony for
months travel through the north. On
their return they will locate in Crab
| tree. where the groom has a lucrative
practice The bride Is the sister of
I Mrs. Louise Douglas of 500 y. Thirty
! first street.
! Miss Rosa Burton. Of 27d6 T. Frank
I lin street attended the finals OF the
nat
! ing, at which time her sister, Miss
/ Emily, G. Burton received her diploma.
| Misses Rosa and Emily Burton VIII
| return to their home tonight.
| The family of Mrs. John T. Hughes
lof 312 NJ Twenty-ninth street have the
| SYMPATHY OF their many friends in the
! death of her son Walter, which &C
CARED yesterday at l:30 O'Clock. MT
/ Hughes. wlo was twenty-one years
old. has been Ill for some time with
Etyphoid pneumonia. He possessed
many lovable traits OF character, which
/ endeared him to large circle of
/ friends. In addition to Mr.. Hughes,
tthe death list includes MIR. James :,
/ Atkinson. a Confederate Veteran OF Sl4
I NJ. Twenty fourth stress, Mrs. Alma
IC. Adams. of Nenable street, and Mr.
William Tenant. who died suddenly at
Hasker- Marcuse Can Company.
| The Ladies Aid Society OF Union
| Station viii hold a rummage sale at
1911 r. Main street, beginning Mon
| dey. MAY 20. All ladies who have.
rummage TO contribute will please
notify Mrs. H. A. Hare and a wagon
! wiu be sent for It.
| Mrs. Cont of .003 Pleasant street
continues seriously III.
MIR. and Mrs. c. G Vaughan, -whn
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Aubrey Childrey. Of S507 Clay
street, have returned to their home in
Cumnor Va.
her home after pleasant visit TO her
cousin, Miss Mamie Thomas OF Ash
| land.
Little Marjorie Throckmorton,
daughter of Mrs. l. III. Throckmorton
| of sos n. Thirty-first street has been
very sick for the past five weeks, but
| is now better.
! MIR. Bernard Northern and Miss Bes-
sic Northern who have been spend
ting the winter with their mother
1916 Il. Broad street. have returned
| to valley View" Hot Springs, Va,
| Mr.. Victor Charpie. who has been q
student of the Medical College. left
last Sunday for his home at Cedar
Keys. Fla,
! Miss Christine Phaup, who graduated
from Blackstone Institute, lust even
ing, Is expected In Richmond tonight
enroute for her home on the Eastern
Shore. Miss Phaup viii spend several
days with. her uncle. Mr.. s. b. Turner,
OF Chimborazo Park.
At the beautiful May Queen and
May Pole Dance. given at lakewood
"Wednesday afternoon Mt 4.a5 r. NJ,
| for the benefit Of the Charity Fund Of