The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-30

| The most important event in church
! circles on Sunday was the installation
services of Rev. w. f. Gibson az pas.
| was taxed TO its capacity. and the
services were Interesting and inspiring.
The music. under the direction Of
Professor Sneaker. was specially en-
! joyable. Addresses were made by
Rev. S. J. Battin, of ST. James; Rev.
II. r. Jones, Of the Fulton Baptist
church,: Rev. ]. j. Wicker. of Leigh
Street. Rev W. G.. James. of Grove
Avenue: Mr.. William Ellyson and
these were responded to by the pas
tor. Rev. W. f. Gibson. The oc
casion was a very happy one. and the
welcome extended cordial enough TO
warm the heart OF any incoming pas
tor.
Special cvenSelistic services are
being held this wax at Union Station
church. The pastor. Rev. W. II.
Edwards. is preaching each evening.
t and a cordial Invitation Is extended
/ the public to be present.
| The meeting OF the Woman's For
/ eign Missionary Society. " Leigh
| Street, on last Thursday evening was
we'll attended. several gentlemen hon.
orary members being present. After
/ a short business session. Mrs. J. r..
| johnson delivered an excellent ad-
| dress on "Christian Stewardship.
! Miss Pauline Harmon gave n mission
reading, and Mrs W. c. PulIen. Of
Baltimore delighted the audience by
/ two very sweet solos. RefreshmeTs
! were served during the social hour
which followed the program.
] A pretty marriage was solemnized
| April cath. when Miss Mary Louise
| Richards became the bride OF Mr..
| William c. Germelman. The cere-
mony was performed In the parlors
| Of the officiating clergyman. Rev. II.
| J. Mckeefrey. The brides maid Of
/ honor was her cousin. Miss Alma r.
! Marlborough. who was gowned In pink
! messaline. draped in chiffon and
| trimmed in crystal. Her flowers Were
/ Killarney roses. Mr.. Walter White
was the groOm's best man. The
bride was attired in handsome going
| away gown OF blue cloth, with hat
| and gloves to match. and carried
shower bouquet Of lilies Of the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Germelman left for a
Northern wedding tour. after which
they will be at home at 1924 North
, Twenty-third street.
Mrs. Julia HUI. Mrs. Florence Boo
| den, Mrs. Virginia Leake. Mrs. Rosa
Silver. and Mrs. Lena Wood. accom-
panied by Mrs. Sallie Durphy. grand
chief. Of Lynchburg: Mrs Elsie Van
dervort. grand senior, and Mrs. Es-
| telle kahlert. grand deputy OF Wash
ington, left Richmond Wednesday
morning for Newport News to insti
tute Pythian Sister Temple. They
were met by a delegation from Wash
ington and Warwic lodges Of New
port News. On Wednesday evening
they were entertained By these lodges.
the occasion proving very enjoyable.
There win be a meeting Of the Lee
| Cook w. c. T. u. this (Tuesday) even
| Ing in the home Of the president. Mrs.
Julia Bickers Gay, 2720 East Broad
street.
Rev. L. A. Guy. Of 1901 East Broad
street. Is confined to his home on ac-
count Of injuries received by severe
| fall Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walford. Of
Chimborazo Park. have returned
home from a pleasant sojourn at At
lantic City. They are both much Inn
| proved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Andrews, Of
H.ast Grace street. left Friday for
New York. where they will make their
future home.
Miss Ollie Starr Eldridge has re-
| turned to Burkeville. after spending
come time as the guest Of Miss Sallio
| Burce Hawkins. OF East Grace street.
Mr.. Jesse Lee. Of Emporia, was