The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-26
CHURCH HILL NEWS
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The Federation OF Mothers Clubs
will hold general meeting on Tues
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock In the
mothers room at the old High School
building Business OF Importance
Will come before the meeting and all
members of all clubs are invited to
attend.
The Berean class OF Broadus Nc
mortal entertained the Home Depart
ment Of the Sunday school in the
home of Mrs. Il. n, Goode. OF CHM
borazo Park. Monday afteroon. An
enjoyable time was spent. music.
games and the serving of dainty re-
freshments being delightful features
The Junior lakewood Memorial As
ISOLATION will have card party this
Friday evening in the home of Mrs
Park c. Gary. 2310 East Grace street
Tables may be reserved by parties de.
string them. Refreshments will be
served and home made candy sold
Decorations will be In the Confeder-
ate colors The patronage of the
public is solicited.
On Saturday evening the dramatic
club OF the John Marshall High
School will tender the Patrons Clubs
an entertainment, the chief feature
OF which will be the play, Miles
Standish.' A business session will
preceede the play. which Is free to the
public. 1t is specially desired that
all patrons whose children will enter
the High School in the fall. should be
present to meet the present members
Of the Patrons Club, socially.
AT the enjoyable meeting OF the
Woman's Mission ary' Society of Leigh,
Street church, held last evening
Mrs. J. n. johnson. wife OF the pas
tor of Venable street. made splendid
address. Mrs. Pullen. OF Baltimore,
sang, and refreshments were served.
The cause OF missions has received
quite an impetus. under the leader
ship Of Mrs J. J. Wicker.
A silver tea will be given In the
home OF Miss Minnie Crowder, 2122
East Marshall street, this evening
fromFS to II o clock, under, the aus.
pices OF the Young Ladies' Guild OF
Christ church.
The drowning Of little Lewis Pol
lard. the adopted son Of Miss Pollard,
who for twelve years was matron OF
the Founding hospital on Wednes-
day, has caused much sorrow among
friends to whom Miss Pollard's de-
votion to the little fellow was well
known. The child wandered of in
play to the dock, and was drowned.
Special plsns are being made by
the Mothers Clubs for the celebra-
ton OF the Mothers Day. May 18th.
Preachers are expected to take that
theme for the subject Of their ser
mons on that day. and other interstate
features for the further carrying out
Of the beautiful idea embodied in
Mothers Day are being arranged.
The Family Album" will be given
this Friday evening at Union Station
church. by well known Church Hill
residents The amusing description
monologue will be rendered bv Mrs.
Willie Rinns. and the entertainment
IL expected to prove most enjoyable.
A silver Offering will be taken at the
door.
A quiet but pretty marriage took
place in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. R peekham, $40 North Twentieth
street Tuesday evening at . o'clock.
when their daughter. Mics Ruth
Peekham became the bride OF e. Les
lie Nash. The ceremony was per-
fomed By Rev. J. J. Wicker. The
wedding march was pIsyed by Miss
Minnie staude. Miss Hasel Peekham
was the brides maid OF honor and
Mr.. Roy vaiIles acted as best man.
Tho bride was gowned in white silk
smbroidsred po(nt Dc sprite. A re-
ception followed the ceremony.
Mn. Hubert Rudolph. Of st. Mary's
Georgia, whe - hssn spsnding some
time with her sistsr Mrs Fsed WI