The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

This week will be very interesting
one in Leigh Street church circles.
This evening at Sis o'clock an at
tractiye organ recital to which all
music lovers are invited. will be given
Professor Henry Baker, -organist and
choir master of All Saints church
will preside at the organ. Mrs. r.
6. Shiplett and Miss Grace FitZwilson
will assist In the program.
On "Wednesday and Thursday, the
annual conference OF the Nomans
Temperance League OF America In VIZ
ginia Will convene at 10 A. M, at
Leigh street. The following splendid
program will be enjoyed. For We'd
nesday. devotional exercises Rev. j..
J. Wicker; address of welcome. Mrs.
J. J. Wicker; address. 81 he Relations
Of Liquor Traffic to Motherhood. Rev.
David Hepburn; address. How Gan
Women Help Enforce the Law. Judge
Martin N4lliafhs; presidents annual
address; introduction of delegates, ad-
dress, Temperance Work in the
Mountains of Virginia" Mrs. Matte
Hamilton WEIGH, Denver. Col. adj
dress. ''The Despisers. the Critics and
the Followers or the Water Wagon"
DIR. w. II. Edwards, of Union Station,
devotional exercises. with short ad-
dress, DIR. J. r. Johnson, address,
what Right Has the Saloon to Ex-
list 81 Rev. J. Nj. Rowland: report Of
literature and purity committees; ad-
dress, Mental Review of Life MIS-
Ida NJ. Hilty. Toledo. O.: address, is
the Church in Opposition TO the IL
quor Trafiic?" Rev. III. ID. e. Nc
Lachlan: address. The Power OF the
. Press" r. S. Barbour. South sBesteaI
Va. For Thursday. devotional exer-
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Temperance Cause" Rev. NJ. s. Eagle.
Christ Episcopal church; address,
"Womans Place in Civic Reform.
Hon. Hin Montague; address. why
Should Women Be Enfranchised?'
Mrs. B. B. Valentine; Echoes of the
American Ant-Saioon League Con-
vention. Washington. ID. Co." Mrs. M.
f. Strother; address, alcohol Wom-
ans Worst Enemy" DIR. Olive Inger-
soil. Washington, ID. c.; devotional ex-
ercises. Rev. G. J. Battin, st. James
church, The exercises will 10 inter-
sperseu by several solos.
The home of Mrs. Nj. Eppes. SOC N.
Twenty seventh street. was the scene
Of much gaiety on Thursday evening.
when Miss Mary Tucker entertained
her friends. Decorations We're IN
| palms, ferns, pink roseS and carnas
-tiosas.-Mfss Tucker, who was ussfstcd
f IN receiving BY Miss Mary Eppes and
Miss Katherine CARRIER. was hand
someiy guwned tn-bfne n1essa1fnS,
trimmed In fringe and roScbuds. Miss
Eppes wore Copenhagen messaline.
trimmed In old rose and real lace. Miss
CARRIERS costume was pink crepe de
chine embroidered in crystal. Games.
| music and the serving % dainty re-
Treatments. were features OF a de-
lightful evening. Among those pres
ent were Misses Eff1e Leber, Blache
Roane, Katherine CARRIER. Julia I.eber.
| Grace French. Rena SandersOn. Mary
Tucker. Mary Kicker. Mary Eppes:
Messrs. s. s. Cunningham, Whitney
sutton. Writ Bass, Preston Suthers,
Adolph Sanderson. Ramon Warren,
Clarence Barker. Samuel Moody. The
chaperons were Mrs. J. y. Lawton
and Mrs. Eppes.
Mrs. Harvey Spangler, OF Charlottes-
vile, Va. 10 tho guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Bailey Pond. Of East Marshal,
| street.
Miss Annie Parish. 81 Bowling
Green, has returned home after =
visit to friends and relatives on the
| hill.
Mrs George D. Robinson. and two
children of Highland Springs. have