The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-05

The Foreign Missionary Society OF
Union Station church held an enjoy
able meeting Monday afternoon with
Mrs. A. w. Creekmore. president. in
the chair. In addition to the rou-
tine business there was Scrsptural
reading by the members. prayer by
Mrs. Wood Yard. reading by Mrs. w.
II. Edwards: reading. THE Master Is
Here and Calleth for Thee" by Mrs.
j. l.. wiltshire; reading. The Duties
OF Officers" by Mrs. Creek,nore: solo.
Face to Face" by Miss Stuitz. and
"You viii Shine by Miss Viola pia-
cont. This society Is much interest
ed In it's work and new members are
constantly being in roll
The Senior lakewood Memorial rs
ISOLATION win meet Friday afternoon
at o'clock in the home OF Mrs. &.
W. Massie, OF East Broad street. The
observance of Memorial Day bcsns In
the near future renders this meeting
an important one.
Invitations have been received on
the hill TO the marriage Of Miss Cwyn-
cite Christian. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert W. Christian, Of wash
ington. to Mr.. Claude Edward Willis
also of that city. Mr.. Christian. the
brides father, was raised on the hill,
where he is well known and has maf.y
relatives. but has made his horne In
Washington for number OF years.
The ceremony will take place We'd
nesday, April 10. at the Calvary lap
fist church, Washington. At nome
after May /. % V street, n. W.
Manager Anderson, OF the Chimho-
razo baseball team, Is very much
-.tt - fySfn act IA n -. Il
by the boys in practice work. he
lineup lis as follows: Sears, ct-cher;
Dabney. pitcher: Hall, shortstop;
tombstone. first base; W. anderson.
second base; Watts. third base, Heb
son, left field. Points. left field; Liicn.
left field; Bass, center field; Al. An
derson, center field: Dickerson. riSh,
field; Leis. right field.
The marriage OF Miss Matte May
East TO Mr.. Dorsey j. Shepherd was
quietly celebrated Tuesday in the
! nome OF the brides aunt, MIS- X; 9;
Houghton. of S105 East Marshall
street, the Rev. s. J. Battin being the
oniclating minister.
Mrs. James Burdette, who has been
in the Virginia Hospital for several
DAYS. has left for Ashland. where abe
will make her future home.
Misses Katie and Bessie Launder
entertained the formers Sunday
school class Monday evening, In their
home on Chimborazo Park. The
evening was a delightful one, games.
music aud the serving OF dainty re-
freshments being enjoyable features
Among those present were MISSES
Josie Rogers, teacher OF the class;
Alline Bingley, Edith Hobson. Irene
pias. Miriam Smith, Effie Harding.
Sadie Barker, Katie Wilson, RUBY
Rowe, Annie Burnette, Daisy Smith,
Katie Launder and Bessie Launder;
Messrs. Henry Cogbill. G. c.. Tfllman,
r. n. Cahanough. John Fuqua, X. D.
Woodbridge, Clinton Children. Ernest
Wrenn, Willie Harding, Roy Brock
we'll, Louis Rogers. Burton Austin.
Price Danridge, Thomas Launder.
Jr.; chaperones. Mr.. and Mrs. John
f. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Laun-
der.
The presentation Of The Scientific
Country School, In the Chimborazo
school auditorium, was success be-
yond the most sanguine expectations.
~ Of the rarts were taken In a
highly creditable manner. and much
credit is due Miss Bertha Stubbe.
who. as schoolteacher. not only did
effective work. but by her untirinE
energy. brought the play to such q
degree of excellence. The Home
Mission Society Of st. James church.
under whose auspices the play was
given, Is enthusiastic over It's sue
ce.Sa. abOuY xT5U being realized. "