The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-28

A very handsome reception will be
rendered Rev Asbury Christian and
his family this evening in the audi
torium OF Union Station church. Mr..
II. A Hare chairman of the official
board, will preside. The officers of
the Ladies' Aid and the Wonan's
Missionary society will receive at the
doors. After the program DR.. Chris
tfan and family will receive in
chancel, and will greet the congre-
cation with a hand clasp as they
pass to the Sunday school room.
where refreshments will be served by
the Young Peoples societies. and the
Epwerth league. The following pro-
gram viii be rendered:
Organ voluntary. Miss Alma Cosby.
Prayer, Mr. Frank T. Bates. Sr.
Music. by the choir.
Welcome on behalf Of the church
al large and the official board. Mr..
X. A. Hare.
Solo, Mrs. w. 3. Anderson.
A word about finances, Mr.. J. B.
Davenport.
Solo, Mr.. Aubrey Cosby
Welcome on behalf of Sunday
school. Mr.. w. J. Hechler superin-
tendent.
Solo. Miss Addie Williams.
Welcome on behalf Of Ladies' Aid
and Woman's Missionary societies,
Mrs. Virginia Hasker
Reading. Mrs. George Zines.
Welcome on behalf OF Epworth
league. Mr.. John Stewart.
Reading, Miss Alene Hord.
Welcome on behalf Of Monday and
Thursday night classes. Mr.. w. A.
Robertson.
Welcome on behalf OF Young Peo-
pies societies, Mrs w. B. Anderson.
Reading. representing the Rose
buds, Miss Alice Hechler.
Welcome from the Frank T. Bates
Bible class. Mr.. Oscar E. Parrish.
superintendent.
Music. by tho choir.
Response by Rev. Asbury Chris
tiar.
Social hour.
One of the most attractive features
Of the '"Tndoor Carnival to be held
Thursday and Friday of this week, at
Liberty hall, will be the Children's
Matinee on Friday afternoon. The
carnival is under the auspices of the
Junior lakewood Memorial associa-
ton. Mrs. c. w. Massie. president
and the fact that she has secured
Mrs w. L. Phillips and Miss At
kinson to take charge of the Chill
dren's Matinee assures it's success. A
special program consisting of read
ings, string music songs and fancy
dancing will be given, after which
games and various amusements, dear
to the heart of children. will be en-
joyed.
A very quiet but pretty marriage
will be solemnized Thursday evening,
which the prominence OF the young
couple makes interesting In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan r.
Mills, OF Jefferson Park, their daugh-
ter. Laura Gray. win become the
bride of DR.. Herman G. Tarter DR.
j. j. Wicker pastor OF Leigh-Street
Baptist church, will be the officiating
minister. Mrs. George Ruskell. will
have charge OF the music, rendering
the wedding marches. and playing
softly during the ceremony. The
home will be artistically decorated.
the color scheme of white and green
being carried out with cut flowers,
palms. ferns and potted plants. No
invitations have been issued, and the
ceremony will be witnessed by only
the immediate relatives. The bride. |
who is among the most popular of
the younger set on the hill. will |
wear handsome going away gown of
Alice blue cloth. with hat and gloves |
to match. and will carry shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. The |
groom, who is the son of DR.. Tarter. |
a prominent physician of Wytheville |
was connected for several years with
the board OF health OF this city. and |
is widely known. After a week spent