The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-30
WENT To HALIFAX
FOR ceremony
CHURCH HILL SOCIAL ITEMS AND
HAPPENINGS RALLY DAY AT
LEIGH STREET CHURCH.

Miss Maud Heath, Of 1915 East
Broad street. and Mr.. Robert Huck-
step, OF Etnporia. left the city We'd
nesday morning at Sis o'clock for
Halifax. \. G.. where they were quiet
- married The bride wore hand
some going away gown of navy blue
cloth, with hat and gloves TO match.
Mr. and Mrs. Huckstep will be at home
In Emporia for the present, during the
erection OF their new home at south
Hin, Va.
Owing to The Illness Of the brides
brother, the wedding OF Miss Irene
Hicks, to Mr.. William Ii. Baker. was
quietly solemnized In the parsonage
OF Union Station. Tuesday evening.
Rev r. II Po1-~ was the officiating
minister. The ceremony was witnessed
By relatives and few friends Of the
couple. The bride wore Handsome
street costume OF gray cloth. Mr. and
Mrs. Baker are at home at the resi-
dence of the brides mother. Mrs NJ y.
HICKS. on North Twenty fourth street
To Marry in October
The marriage OF Miss Estelle Rus
sell. daughter ef MIR. Thaddeus E.
Russell. OF the Sopthside, to Mr.. Vivian
Spiceley Dickinson. son OF Mr. and Mrs
Finders Dickinson. OF 1872 Hanover
avenue, Will be solemnizea In the home
OF the brides sister. sos North TWEEN
t. drst street. Wednesday, October IL
An enjoyable surprise party was
given the Misses Anderson recently in
thelr home on North Twenty sixth
street Games were enjoyed and dam
~ refreshments served. Those pies
ent were; Misses ida Byrd. Leila and
Minnie Anderson. Lois Martin, Lottie
Wright. Katherine Ingram, Rosa Mar
tin. Gaione Moore, Katie New, Nettie
Ingram. Mllica Martin. Katie Petty,
Mamie Rudder. DE Hart and Bertha
lnge Messrs. Maitland Kay. Archie
CaYedo. Carl Ingram. Clyde Abrams.
Matt Howard. Ellis Whitiow. Charlie
Robertson, Eddie Taylor. Joe Haynes.
Warren Dunn, Ernest Roper and FLOYD
Woody.
Social News Notes.
Mr.. Arthur schermerhorn, Of North
Carolina. is visiting his family who
have been spending some time with
Mrs. John Schermerharn. or East Broad
street
Mrs clyde Saunders. OF Acca, was
the guest Thursday Of her aunt, Miss
Ella Pierce, If Chinhora2o Park
Charlottesville. who are spending some
time in the city, were the recent guests
az Mrs. Walter + Delaney, OF East
Broa q street
Mrs. Watt Goodwin ard son. Press
ley, who have been the guests OF Mrs
l. A, Guy, have returned to their
home in Enporia-
Mr.. j. Lyle Clark spent several days
this week In Petersburg on business
Mr.. W. +. Delaney is at home from
q Western business trip.
Mrs. j. A. kratz. Of jefferson Parx
who has been the guest of her COUSIN.
MIR, Jacob karr. OF Washington. for
ten days has returned home Miss
Madeline krRtz mas been spending SIX
weeks with her sister, Mrs. l.. G. De
min, in Milwaukee. and returned home
via New York, Buffalo and Niagara.
Miss Cora Larry. of East BROAD
street, has returned from an extended
visit in Kentucky.
Miss Nellie Ealdwi n ess East Mar
shall street, has returned from Clifton
FUree. where she had an enjoyable
visit.
Sunday School Rally Day.
Six hundred present IL the slogan
for the Leigh Street Baptist Sunday
school sunday. October / This date
was selected rs enlistment or rally day
at meeting Of the superintendent \
OF all the Baptist schools In the city.
The following program viii be OBJ
served Opening hymn, prayer, by j.
r. Harmon, hymn Scripture reading
by Assistant superintendent r. r.
Mingree. superintendent welcome, hy
c. q. Alley. solo. II W. Cotfren; re-
port from cradle roll by Miss Mildred
Peasants the beginners song wvra
from tina primary department by Wort
" pickie. superintendent, Echoes
from the mems class. +. >, Simpson
president, home department, Mrs. NJ
T. Allen superintendent: the musical
side ~ the school w G. Mercer, direc-
tor; hymn. roll call 10y classes. by Hoi-
Inns Amnons. secretary. solo. Miss
Grace Eottrell; pastor's greeting Rev.
John Jordan Wicker; hymn. henedf'-
ton.