The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-06

At Union Station Sunday morning
the Rev. A. B. Sharpe spoke very
Interestingly OF the work OK the
Methodist orphanage. showing 1t to
be in a good condition. and giving
evidence that IL is a real home to
the orphan children gathered there.
In the evening Rev. Asbury Chris
tian, presiding elder. delivered an elo-
quent sermon to large congregation
The services at venable-Street at
the morning hour were in the interest
of Missions" The Ladies' Mission
airy Society. marched in a body to
the middle aisle. where seats were re-
served for them. The pastor. Rev.
J. n. johnson, received the work of
Home Missions" and made an ear
nest plea for all TO unite In this great
cause.
The quarterly bi-county convention
of the W'oman's Christian Temperance
Union will convene In all day session
tomorrow. Tuesday, March the 7, at
10 A. NJ. In st. James church An
interesting program has been prepar-
ed. including an address by Mrs May
Pauline Sparks This convention will
be entertained by the Lee Cook and
East End Wcman's Christian Tenn
perance Union and the public Is cor
daily invited. The president. Mrs.
W. NJ. Bicksrs. will preside.
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock the
delightful little play. "Grandmas in
Grandmaland," viii be given at
Liberty Hall under the auspices Of
I'm the Service of the King Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters. Mesdames
Williams and Dickerson and Miss
Atkinson have trained the children
and success seems assured. Among
the children taking part are Misses
Edith Reams, Ray Reams Alice
Goode. Gladys Painratory- Winston
Gentry. Eiixabeth Goods. Zulu Greg
ory. Reescca Emes, Louise Gibson.
Miriam Walker, Ruth Evans. Alma
Atkins. Fannie Satterfeld. Ruth
Zines, Virginia Satterfeld and others.
In the evening at sis O'Clock the
comedy. Mr.. Bob" will be presented
at the same place, and for the same
cause. This has been under the di-
rection OF Miss Laura Armitage and
judging from the rehearsals, a SPLEEN
did performance may be expected.
The following lis the caste: Mr.. Bob.
Miss Laura ArmitaSe; Aunt Becky.
Miss Moxelle Robins: Kathleen. Miss
Lammie Cunningham: Patty. Miss
Louise White; Philip Allan Armitage;
Mr.. Brown, Fred Craig; Jenkins.
John Valentine.
St. Johns Circle Of Kings Daugh-
tiers, will meet this Monday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. with Mrs. Dav-
export, 27oS East Broad.
The Helping Circle of the Kings
Daughters viii meet this Monday at
| ternoon at o'clock in the home of
Mrs. Willie Turner. 23e2 East Mar
| shall street
Miss Saliie Ewards. of Warsaw.
( Richmond epunty. mas returned home.
after a two weeks visit to her sis
/ ter. Miss Mae Edwards, of AIS North
Twenty nth street.
Announcement cards have been re-
ceived on the hin OF the marriage
OF Miss Nellie Rudd. Of Keysviile, to
Mr., William Crutcher. Misc Rudd Is
/ the sister of Mfr. william Rudd. OF
| akle East Clay street. and has often
| visited on the hill, where she has
many friensik The marriage took
place in Greenshoro, ". G..
Mrs. @. E. Taylor. of SIG North
Twenty-nfth street, In spending a
! month with her sister In Urhanna
Va.
Master CliTord Dowdy. Jr., is i'm
proving slowly from a severe attack
| Of tonsiiftis.
| The wioman's Temperance League
OF America will meet Tuesday evening
~ Sis o'clock. In the home OF Mrs.
Fl. n, Kidd. 500 North Twenty-fourth
street