The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-03

Timothy's school, Gainesville. and is
we'll known both in Baltimore and at
Pine Orchard, near New London.
Conn, where she has been spending
the summers for several years and
where her parents have II villa
For Ragged Mountain Missions.
An interesting play, The Little Pill
grim and the Book Beloved" viii be
presented at St Andrews hall on Fri
day evening. April 18th. and at mat
inee al o'clock on Saturday after
noon. April 18th. under the auspices
of all the Junior .Auxiiiaries of the
Episcopal Church, In Richmond The
proceeds are 70 he used to defray the
expenses Of "a teacher in the Ragged
mountains, whom the Richmond jun
Tors entirely support In connection
with the play there will also be
most instructive missionary exhibit,
composed of curios and strang cos
tunes from al parts or the world
Tickets can be secured from any MEM
Der of the various branches or may
be purchased at the door. The list of
patronesses includes Mesdames Wal
ter williams, f. A. Robinson, w. p.
Taylor. Fitzhugh Mayo, Thomas l..
Moore, John II. Cary, r. z. Anderson,
Alfred Cary, John Tyler. Russell
Bowie. G.. b. Hutchings, Leslie Gar
nett. S. Roger Tyler, r.. +, Murray,
Edmund StrudwiCk, Edward Mayo,
John y. Purcell, II. s. Hume, A. p.
Wilmer, JoTdon Leake. William Ruff
fin Cox. II. NJ. Harwick, ]. r. Tyler, 7.
RI. Floyd, George M. Warren, c. r.
Ca7crton, w. NJ. Hahhston. Hehulon
farland, j. J. Sutton, William A:
Powers Henry Taylor. Elizabeth
Goodwin. Walter Christian, Pryor Da-
Wis, Il. g. Valentine. r. II. Meade,
Clarence CABOT. John NJ. Taylor, r
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Mcclure, Walter Mcneil, J, +. Nc
Guire, T.. Valentine, Thomas Bigger.
John organ, John Cary, +. T. os-
good, O. O. Valentine, william Meade
Clark. Brydon Tenant J. Amber
Johnston, Eugene Massie, Morris
Eagle, Thomas Purcell, John Charl-
ton, J. Il. Cox. Jr., J. L. Hartz, Misses
Katherine Lancaster, Kate Meade,
Elizabeth Wcddel Vera Palmer,
Darlington. Lindsay Powers, Eleanor
Hurt, Mary Ball Josephine Tyler,
Edith Carneal, Jennie Hughes, M. l..
Blankey. Alice Leigh, Ellen Guigon,
Sallie Deane, Lucy Ford Workman,
Lucy Gibson, Margaret Colston, Kate
Stith and Belle Ricketts,.
Interesting Letter.
Mr.. w. II. Thompson. city electric
ian. will lecture on Wireless Teleg
raphy' Friday evening, at s o'clock,
in the lecture room of st. Mark s.
Episcopal church. The lecture will
be illustrated with moving pictures,
and the proceeds of the entertainment
viii be given TO church work. The
public Is invited to attend.
business Lunchcons.
The State Mission circle of First
Baptist church win serve luncheon at
Tenth and Main streets on April Sth
9Th 10th and 18th from IL to p
NJ.
Personals.
Mrs, luther r. Warren is the guest
of Mrs. Edward W. Barrett, in Birm-
ingham, for several weeks.
Miss Hattie Shields has been WIS.,
iting friends In Newport News.
Miss RosaIle Harwood is the guest
OF Miss Nancy Reed. in Norfolk.
/ Mrs. Charles @. Bosher is spend
ing a week with relatives in Norfolk.
! Mrs James German, who came to
! Richmond to attend the marriage of
her daughter. Miss Cecilia German, TO
MIR, Charles Robert Heath, has re-
turned to Lynchburg.
/ Miss Catherine Bond, who has been
visiting friends here. has returned to
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Carter, Of
4 Norfolk. left this week for Panama
where they will spend some time.
Miss Margaret Harris, Of Stanton
is the guest of relatives in this city