The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-08
Highland Park

Rev. L. X. Odell and wife, of South
Boston. will arrive Monday evening
and will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. w. Burgess.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Warmer, of
Henrico county, have gone to Old
Point to stay until Or. Warmer gains
his strength. not having fully recu-
perated from an operation he under
went at the Memorial Hospital some
time ago.
An Easter egg hunt will be held at
the Methodist church Monday after
noon on the lawn.
Mr.. Caleb Hite. Of Fourth AveAre,
Is spending Easter at his homo "A
Virginia. II
Miss Maud Bowles is extremely III
Miss !. T.. Sharp, who was the guest
of her cousin. Mrs c. NJ. Shepherd.
has returned to her home In Han
over county.
Mr.. Walter HARDWOOD. of Urbanna.
who has made his home with Mrs.
f. A. Marlborough for some time, left
Thursday evening by the c. & o. Rail-
road for Milwaukee, WIS, where he
will be engaged in businss.
Mrs. Howard Grimm and children
are visiting relatives In Charlottes-
willie.
MIR. John Rogers. of Fifth avenue,
who is engaged in the Pullman serv-
ice, left at 2 o'clock Saturday for
California. He will be gone about a
month.
The Mothers Club will hold its
/ regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 1850 O'Clock at the High School.
This Is an important meeting MS a
new president Is be elected.
The Citizens Association will hold
its regular meeting on Monday even
ing at o'clock in North Side Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C.. Doubles and
son Ray are spending the Easter hoil-
| days with friends at Waynesboro. Va.
Mr.. J. y. Harry. OF Fourth avenue.
came near having serious accident
Saturday afternoon when an automo-
bile ran into his horse and wagon,
throwing him out and injuring him
considerably. and breaking his wagon
up and nearly killing his horse.
Mr.. w. c. Shepherd has been act
ing as superintendent OF Highland
Park waterworks since April 2. Mr..
John Walt. the former superintend-
ent. quit the works on Monday.
, Mrs. Sam w. Marshall and family
| will leave Tuesday night for Jack
| sonvilIe, Fla. their future home.
| The Easter music rendered by the
/ choir 70 the Methodist church was
! enjoyed by a large congregation
I They were accompanied by Mr.. W. e.
! Sullivan on the violin and MIR. w. r..
! Todd at the organ. Mr.. c. n. King
il the director. The personnel OF the
choir is: Mrs, S. G. Meredith. lead
1 Ing soprano. and Mrs. G. NJ. Shepherd.
Mrs c. N. King, Mrs Maggie Dunna-
want. Miss Minnie wingfeld: alto. Mrs.
A. G. Quarles: tenor. Mr.. c. n. King:
bass, c. Schneider. W. e. Harry and
T. J. Dance.
Covenanter Company No. Is Of
Mizpah Presbyterian church, led and
directed by Miss Pauline Grant, ceie~
brated its thirteenth anniversary on
! Friday evening in the lecture room
of the church. A number OF invita-
tons had been sent out and a large
: company OF friends were present.
Mr.. Herbert Bahlke presided during
the exercises. The report read by
| the secretaries of the first and sec
ond divisions showed that these boys
have been at work. A number of
I interesting letters were read from
former members who are now living
elsewhere. but still hold dear in their
hearts many pleasant memories OF
former associations. The address of
the evening was delivered by Mr.. w
c. Smith. editor of the Missionary
Survey. His subject was, "A Boy and
His Lunch He is an attractive
speaker and held the undivided atten-
ton OF everyone present. Let tho
Lower Lights Be Burning was very
pleasingly rendered by a quartet COM
posed Of Haddon Valentine, Charles
Collier. Merrill Cole and Charles
/ Walthal Quarles. The program was
concluded by all singing "Mispah."
/ In the social haur that followed tho
covenanter boys served delightful re-
freshments.
The members OF the Church Of the
Ascension and their friends were
very much pleased with the elegant
picture OF their proposed new church
in The Virginlan on Easter Sunday.