The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-12
CHURCH HILL NEWS
Ncs intended .his column be W in perso" al ne CAS
H,u Bank, phoned to Nodson 1885

The ST Jonns Circle Of Kings
Daughters win be very busy on Tag
Day. which Is Monday, April 22nd. for
they will sell the little bits Of paste
board. which mean so much to the
/. V. y. A. on Church Hill and Full
ton Mrs. Ramon u. Garcin will be
in charge and will have her efficient
corps OF workers. stationed at prom
.inent aud convenient points. and not
only are ali Church Hill residents who
may be on the street that day, urged
to adorn themselves with q tag. but
they are also requested to purchase
tags for the stay-at-home OF their
household.
The Springfield Mothers Club wild
hold its regular meeting this Friday
afternoon Mt $3.50 o'clock. All inter-
csted in the work OF this club and
all members are urged to attend.
A quiet but pretty marriage was
solemnized Thursday. April 4th. at 2
L. NJ. in the parlors of Rev. J. j.
Wicker. 201s Jefferson Park, when
Miss Iva Jones became the bride OF
Mr.. LEROY Madison. Miss Carrie
Wheeler was the brides maid of honor
and Mr.. Robert Wharton acted as best
man. The bride wore a going away
gown OF gray cloth and black pic
ture hat Mr.. and Mrs, Madison are
at home to their friends, at Sl2 North
Twenty-fourth street
The Fedora ton Of Mothers Clubs
will meet in the mothers room of the
old High School building, for the an
nual election of officers. Tuesday.
April 10th, at $3.50 O'Clock. All clubs
are asked to be as we'll represented as
possible. 1t may be interesting to
members OF Mothers Clubs and all
others working in behalf OF the
child" to know that q Bureau Of
Information In regard TO child well
fare ffas been recently opened In
Washington. The bill which made
this a possibility. receiving the en-
dorsement and cooperation OF tho
National Congress Of Mothers. OF
which our Federation Is a part. was
president and the bureau is now es-
tablished.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Callow. Of
New York. whose marriage was a re-
cent event In that city. and who have
been South on their wedding tour,
have been the guests Of the formers
uncle. Mr.. W. A. Burrows. Of 2220
East Grace street. for ten days
Miss Edna johnson. OF 24l6 Jeffer-
son avenue. who has been quite sick
at st. Elizabeth's hospital. is now i'm
proving, and is able to see her friends.
The funeral Of little Cornelia vir-
ginia Dyson. will take place from Ven
able street church this afternoon, at
O'clock.
Rev. ]. J. Wicker recently spent
several days in New York.
Miss Nellie Phaup, who spent Eas-
ter in Charlottesville. as the guest
OF her aunt. Mrs. Frank Robertson, has
returned home.
Thomas Boyle, Jr., of Rock Castle
College. Nd, Is the guest Of his par
ents. on North Thirty-sixth street. for
the holidays.
Newton Goode OF Chimborazo Park,
spent several days this week in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Clinord Dowdy. Of North
Twenty-fourth street. who has been
quite sick IN her home Ii Improving.
III. rectnly elected vessrymen for
81. Johns Episcopal CHURCH IRE Cap
tan Jonn F. Mayer, 4. +. Eraig.o. NJ.
Thomas l.uksen. 8. q. Frischk.rn. =.
e. Saunders, e. w. Mos. Or. ~ r
John b. Welsh. Thomas
3. Macon. H. F. Southern, r. r. GRAFT
ter. A. N. Armstrong. Those for Christ
Episcopal church arN john 8. Gregory.
RI. :nns Poindexter. J r. Day. H. -
Taylor. J. L. Williams. J.eW. VIII