The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-21

The quaint, picturesque home OF
Mrs. b. Hassel, 1909 Pleasant street,
provided an artistic setting for the
celebration of the twentieth annirer-
sary OF the organization Of the Ger
American Ladies Aid association
on Tuesday afternoon. These charm
ing affairs are annual events. and the
long salons, and German gardens. were
thronged with guests. The origin Of
this organization. was the desie OF a
few good women in 1894, 10 assist
in caring for the poor the sick and
the distressed This desire eliminated
this organization was the desire of a
hospital, OF the Ladies' Aid association.
Words cannot chronicle the good done
In the twenty years of its existence,
and the reports on TUESDAY
afternoon were most encouraging. III
was decided that in the future patients
would be treated at the Grace nos
pital as the Virginia was no longer
a private hospital After a short de-
ve,ional service. a business session
was held, this being followed by sup
per, the evening ending with dancing
The hostess, Mrs. B. Hassei, though
advanced in years Is charming con-
versationalist, and cultured woman
Her memory is excellent and her
recollections of the stirring days OF
the early sixties are most Interesting.
Recently at Broadus Memorial
church. the Royal Ambassadors. a
Young Mems Missionary society. was
organized. The work. Of this organi-
cation is to study missions, and to be
trained for church work, in order that
the young men may be fitted to take
the places OF those passing away. The
am bassadors meet the first and third
Friday of each month at the church at
Is o'clock p. NJ. All boys wdll re-
ceive a hearty welcome The follow
ling are the officers: Chief counselor
Mss Mae Williams. chief am bassador.
Walter Andei son: first assistant, Gar
land James; second assistant, Harvey
Anderson: chapter secretary, Charles
Terry: treasurer. Wickley Childrey,
corresponding secretary, Russell Cobb
Cobb.
The attractive little play. His Model
Wife" which was so successfully civcn
under the auspices OF the Young Wo-
mans Christian association, will be re-
peated In the Bellevue auditorium
Monday, May 25th, at $50 F.. M. This
entertainment is for the benefit OF the
Ladies Aid society Of Trinity church,
and the public is asked to accord them
liberal patronage.
in the Service Of the King" Circle
Of Kings Daughters will give an en-
toyable entertainment in the character
of a minstrel performance at Bellevue
auditorium Friday evening, May ed
at $3.50 p. NJ. This is for the benefit
or the Sheitering Arms and the Young
men taking part will, no doubt, be
greeted by large audience Among
those taking part are Messrs. Ernest
Williams interlocutor: Robert Short
Elder Reynolds. James Fowden, AL
len Duesberry. Wellington Cotrell
Arthur Mann, Drummond Curtis, Regi-
nal Mann, John Schermerhorn, Har-
old Wright. Kenneth Goode, Harry
Austin Hall Goode, Earl Strang. vii.
liam Burke and others.
The bright little play. Cupid at
College" recently given at Barton
Heights by Miss Atkinson's Class OF
Expression, will be repeated at How
ards Grove on Friday evening. May
22d, and a large audience IL expected
to enjoy the performance
Mr. Roy Atkinson, OF Augusta, Ca.
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. At
kinson, Of Chimborazo park
Miss Kathleen Phauf. of Reams, Va.
is the guest of her uncle. Mr.. Sam
Turner, Of North Thirty second street.
Mrs Linda Cosby, who spent sew
eral days last week in Lynchburg, In
attendance Upon the Woman's Mis-
sionary conference, has returned ia
her home on. East Marshall street.
Mrs James Odell continues quite
sick in her home on North Thirty
second street.
Miss Mary Brown and sister, OF
West Point. who have been the guests
Of Miss George Emes, Of East Broad
street, have returned home.
Mis- HABITAT I'LL. Of Ghimbora8c