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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19


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smaalMa. naav4m ARA Ding Covers Tba
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aafwna wes@ pnasA~8~ tn fn@ Ayawtnm
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sewm~ ana ~ arahmmsFM aernmmsA -
hnA aafrnn mnd b@y ff@*a. played a9ry
- tea f~ragsfen
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iafs sfrayws@gss@k@64 AFTER ira vseepstsn
fav aa sxfsaAAA wsSAfrw sNnF ~elCn
sm@ima@m Mew York and = Wt9 y sh@
~ fA@an #aA s8 H@rwq taR
Among the guests frpna aisf&n@@
ws@ aefma8asf tna Mna@n@ vars A#
amd Mrs. Mama @eN8ar ~ Es5Anaa Z
zao M1Sh fw W Mae3ewsef ~
sms Chicago p@Eye}iasa aasp&t@A @r
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
1ss~s,sSs lSraaes " esssisssa

tsnlan station Methodist Episcopal
ch8euR a&s fha s@&@na ~ beautiful
gve4aAlms Wu4iANsdas aiShG Nh@n Miss
AMee esd9sh hF&AHFs daughter az Mt
ANA AgpM t7 IN kEKm@eF 6s9amM tAe
nr8as sc gahM Cleveland Goods s@a
III the aste Charles " tfo0as Agsd Afa
kia 0@aa@
Ihs eaarNa ugAe beautifully aeeaTAt
"a Eag the aKKaA8ua ia pAisnn ssa4k@S
Aaa eAnaaAAAa@ aaa Nc h ~ aAtns
nagv assisted ~ Aiaa Alaf@nes &al2n,
siultnga6 NAs ia charge sT Pas nsNAie
An attractive taasioSt pess@fata WAS
reMaeRva d0gAaa tha .sseefa aifas af ths
Samats ana fanaaanaag NveHias
seaF Was r1AAva sagttN aaria3 ths
ceremony
Yhe nslde emtaeaA the eAarpa wtih
her father. ~na aiss0 save hsF IA MAS
Fla@eA tier xo~n wa@ ef soft Duchess
sAlia. trlaamsa la peATi# Aaa EsAal s&ey
Aaa af@ carried = #how@F ef valley
iAlaaA. lgar veil af nlasl9n huns fFan
. N0FmAaxs cap asst w@A sAaSnt @Aah
SPRAYS fsnm heg bouquet
Msm w nFixht Anderson. ~ ahla
city. Ana Ma James SSAMtasAnNw, ~
4stsas FtAsksess Ella. attended tas bFtaa az
gmAtr0n@ wearing NGwns VI pAaR crepe
sAa chine wttn nvsedrwss9s ~ SsiA
shA4so~ iae@ and oafgYsa9 shaeheFss@s
aaaauess " ptnk seae~.
Msza fsegnAse tsrsAeF AZ maid Of
AanaT. and Asss Louise t@oeaas A.
bridesmaid, M,Fa lovely creations "a
W bike crepe sle chine ~tth bodice u
Lace Ana carried n0go has showers eG
gtnA FSseR
Mr Taylor Ggsade was his brather.a
best naaa. and Alg. w bright Ana#F-
son acted a# master aT ceremonies,
Tbs Kraeusazneu ineludea Messrs.
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SOCIETY

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asg A large Fne@gram wse beta st fn@
Par a Fxsmrfsan E ataN saAls 80 after
ira wMaa8aw ARD @asn@M FMS @5iksfsfe
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Wra wlgffAas A. fSFs@asw - Feaa1#8.
phaA, Pa M Th@aaa@ NvMn. ~
M@w Ysvk W.. ans Mrs HtsHsTd
@w@ggm Hgra N Waeheaaae "
MFa If m fuller @sss vsvTsn3a F'9sf
@r Msaz Nay Emelsnsr W aaa @s8
Alexander naFr8a, @Ts - "A @@<sf,
naFgew Rg=aiav Mrs. JBnhM ART Mrs
81 q f@faNM. qf wlamaaaesv. Mr. ~
IL Ear#w@lE Mrs Thomas Garry foam
sesn, g1zan r. C Eamee. NJ 5Shn
Pa harfara ana ~ william Hemfg
Write. ~ nirhmsunH NJ ard Wfm
AFtBUr guamw. ~ Milwaukee Wis
Hf HHa@w3 81 8sas@s 8m8 Mem 81
8y3ef. 8f Ms@ FagN far ara Mrs
" aTtam#Ii a sHnas oi3s. Nh tf0n.
&mH Mrs CT ! FMa8&n@f " Marine
burg 8rA Tnon1as = Marfgn. fsHaTs
gnsfaawa2la NJ and Mrs q A. K@0x-
horne. ~ Lgnaabwrwy Va ARD fnaay
~ asww
esh@vs After sAovs asag IN Ms~
York. Mr. sna Mrs Flood m{8 sDenA
week In Y3rxsnls
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ean IL m%ph~w ~ Dv. Nsemen ~.
fSasesn. ~ fkA rfss. An6 . soc Of Mr..
KsawarS NJ 1swexw. ~ Msw Fs~h


A nutabas swers ~ ih~ wn@k In ne
ees@ssi ilfa wfii ~ M feseSs1sa ~ re
given Nv sh@ Association for IRIS
PFsssryastaa AZ wlrwfnls Aatfwgi'lss
On Ia~ssfaY sffeTnH~1N a prs alss Fgasn
~ esseM Ire ta@ 1aan Nssssmsgg
4@aas
Traits wiH ~ sna ahsrs farn@ ahs az
seelatlon mas tnraw0 op@n ssn Ssars
te fhs nassn Begs ssaes tan property
ws@ aeamir@A bB sh@ association ThEs
aaant4feg4 e0ra@ ~ HIwmtnNS Dv1par-
siens eaaesm aTnanaen fml r1antais snf
sasia@ saAa*wMY wfg1 ~ Ra8A bright
wtsa spflng Hawsrs sefauaAl Silver ara
sf1aaea eanasNs Dainty r@fr@emussn
wifl Ne s@y2aa ~ = nNmk@w ~ Ymmnw
gfsfs ard young sn@rr3eH waUeu Mrs
Nrarx ~ Williams Aa chairman OF tbM
STAIR @Ns MaS esegr8aea@ wgfa bnr
YRS r A. Saunders IT, Mrs M o.
Hse-aHa @l@# VI " Harris arr Hi@w
H@ff}s Eilvsem Mes Williams wt1f
e@ealos fnA guests wifn taa officers
aan rasrnhers NJ fss@ Araet@ry hoard
Mrs. afasFs wae - have received bat
recalled her acceptance Tho pf#af~
Eents ~ fne petrtostr 9rwa MIA fewe
Mer~ a1ao laesfma - sa~eirs. hwe feess
~ ia@wa w.t. hs ems ~ sA@ Nftg oa
r asadsy
Msrs Bars falling "a reeefva tbafr
cwra# EN- account ~ change 80 real
4aaes sau Esf sh@4w ~ calling as The
fsmn Marshall House between 2 ard
9'ef8nR and leaving thelr nayaes
and ners@@s addresses Mssa hers ere
als0 requested r. present ga@sr eafaa
~ Invitations as sh@ Segr on ter ar
t@fno9a ~ ira rsc@ pf1gn-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

AA tnsaF@stias wsaaias * tnis @aes
Is shAt af Miss AAEls tsaASa aaTe
weaa. daughter At MI aaa Mra
taafiss whlgiaDk laAsWoad and Nj
lena a Aag0sstaa. Hg. wAsNA msa
take pAaQu TIA @ssiAy ~ssAanN At I ~
. eaasA Al the heut@ 90 sas artsse =
RAgwnss Aa8 NaTth lssdm pmsSsY arrest
Ana will no 1NiAeNSA nv = r~~sp klaa
Miss Resale fiAs~eea Mils ns Asr ssss
ssEa maid aE naM@F ana Mi HARRY
IA Augustine. hg0sher 81 lhs gs0aga.
wasl Us BEST aaAn
Ths eFasse ets0t has nAA AamA~e
~ aeilsh kfAsi gunekiesss gsxsaa ass Last
wsaA. asaaasAa thasa a@ias "a snaaM tA@a
shower stv~a by MiSs Auey ts@ssradgs
Ana lanehean On Atas Iaax@n ftds
CASA sss~A ASisa1w Massey Miaa sava
a sasail suneheon. gello~e hx a inca
s@x party Neaasy, tn haaar NC Vi t#s
A@Fw@aA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
A nwsAa I'm Art

an interesting cfamrity sv~ns ~ eh8s
w1s& Il ~Anwels In Art wnter will
~ given Thursday ard Friday s~sn@
rig Nffa n msakiue@ performance
F'yIdag a. the A9Ad ssny Tar ths ssne-
HE on fh@ snalsaTfng Arms F'vee hos
asAE Mrs Henry wood ~ Baltl-
mere, il IN eharwa ~ ths affair which
wna Riv@m ia Rbenrno ra nmd@F Aer
direction act spring ard was bril-
lAans entertainment sonn@ of ina
rneas BrsTnansps Ensn ard ~ouasn In
IRA city ara fnssrsskea ln X, an1 Mrs.
Weed tn hers n0w training taa cast
Tsaams who @Sgg ss posed Ia ma pie
lures faelHa Mra. asg5art q Leigh.
Ir. Mrs. A. sidney Bafews. Jr. MRS.
Horace VI HAw@@ Misses Z.gyGs
Branch. Rose CaDsrtaa. Harrf@te Ca
pmrtsn. Hmkharins Lee, Maria &a
&Ina, Emma Gray Whfss. Austin Fser-
srAnd Earth Bgw@, Gertrude Hylahd,
Elizabeth e+fsesx srxxsam. Ealsn Grant
Janet Mon Eagxas, Frances Jordan.
Louise sio}sy. Mary Futon Stuart
Fannie Scott. Janet Watkins, Luc3Ia
Calanaaa. Elisabeth Grant. E4tza bst n
M0r@caek, EE@y Montague Isabelle
Carter Mary Monitor E12sn wallace
rs@ifA Davenport. Helen Adams sanst
scoeg. Daisy Bovkin, Carter Engrs Ga.
anat JBnes. Elizabeth Scott. Ellen
B@lr8s 3catt Mo6kE3marV An@e
MYara, Elizabeth WIZ @bI1s fGen-
na28s, Rata Caia@eI and E7orioaI
8ssssar eA1EEa-
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At sssss Arx gaa

Mrs Edmund Lee Wood ~ are Will
tax ~ she Arr club os H5caTaona
Tuesday afternoon aE i 30 o'clock on
ARK Ia Cntaa. Ms Woodward "a
a vary charming woman. ard Sc
l&ghtgul speaker. having given similar
lafkA IA Richmond thSs seAson. Sire
~sll Illustrate her address Tuesday a.
ternoon WITH many eurso@ brought
rYorn China Aaa AT grfanas 81 the
alub. ~ well Al those Ak Afsw Wood
wara- ar@ cordially invited 20 ee pres
ens On tnts eecAston Tea wsh ns
poured as the conclusion az aer lee
surs. Assss eses are requested to note
TIRE change In ths house from 10
I'D O'Clock
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Aaoviag r-scsare Benefit.

At ghe Superior theater Monday q
benefit viii be given under tns va
spices - tho silver GFmsS Circle
N1nSa Daughters. far tha shs3ter3ag
Arms Free hospital The pAtronesses
AIRS MeS@4anes Taylor. w h. Daniels,
III. w Thomas, G C. Burton. A. r
F.urAgnt II. r Jenkins Julian Lavne.
A. Homei@r Emma Jenkins. Julien
r. Cfsfan. r. r Watson. Mamie VII
klnaon. Eugene Peters Eugene 8laa-
ton. f. ~. Hoffman. w NJ Corr p
Newell. j - Ford N A Hobbs,
Charles Chapel. n. II. Howlas w
A. Altsssh. II L. Christian aiis&es
KAT aerfaa Bullock ard Margaret Cur-
ley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
coming 10 Richmond.

~Raekstty rackssty Hous@" ia conn
ing 20 Rtchmona aY arrangement
with Chnton Hamilton the local
paaK heers 81 tire American Revotu~
tioa will present this famous play
erem ths Children th@sEnr. NsW
YORK shortly after the middle vt Mag
hsyeryw here tx has Appeared Rack e
city paeketsy House has been ii SEN
sagian NeW YORK went wild over it,
Chgcago tried 10 keep II there an en-
tlFs season, and Ia Cleveland 1T has
been equally successful u will soon
os ssen Ira Washington. the latter
part ~ tails we@k and liz Ia ikaiy that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Fsag CLARITY fssrsrsrv Tpa ne~.

TAs alnnsF aaneo rsyan Tearsaag
sven Ang en- tbs bals -gassru II ths gseh
naend hss1as aa6aF tbs auspices 80 FRA
F1sFsncs SiwhanRAGe t3rete ~ Kla9' 9
g5a88 hssra fox sha nsnaeft az th@ snaiz-
sF8ng Arms Tr@@ hospital nr8y@d a
nuws saecmss mna sna@ very bF8Eisans
affair. W3eh several hundred guests
{n ats@nSaHc@ and ths exciting contest
9a.1ssses and sp@e3al features. r w8s Sns
~ fh@ sness SaFAxaffmi @g tfs@ season.
All sorxs af now@l awxssrs pager caps
for sha men and 6vtwhE~eolgr@6 eas-
la-ens aaa tAnw FOR the ladies'. ard eo*=
gsrtk wsr@ agmrsnntad among th@
gs&a@sa Th@ handsome @i8vmr cap Ter
sAs best coapss aarsanx era ORE xssp
w@nt 70 M Raymond Massey sn9
Mss Mary Irwin sa3vsr cap faT los
HESITATION went 9n Mr. @@an1 Palmer
aad Miss AaFw Aaesks and FER taa
tango. 10 Mr. Warren ard Miss VII
gtasA 9r1c@s
Among those noted AZ sh@ ta5aes
@@em Miss Frances Scott EsT Joseph
white, Mes Josephine Ssz@r Mr. and
Mrs 28hn A. Coke, Ir E9z and Mrs
Egasx @rea8la Brss8gefarkh. M As4ss MIRA
william Wa1A&ee Mr. ard Mrs. %af-
ford Parker sElea saT83a. "a AbBk-
gam@ry. Ais Miss Martha Martin
8F. James y. Patton. Jr Mss I.Yslia
kfliamxn. og N@m G0rA Mr. 3egFreaa
Miss Marie Eo4nmx Mr. JAe& w allar,
Mr. and Mrs Christian G.&arkas Mr.
Heh@vt ksArs@na Mr. Ana Mrs.
Howard s@Ekea- Miss Charlotte Jones'
Mss Resale H@rwoo4a. Dir. Waiter
Aoax@. Mines Msaas HI sms Mary Noes.
Mr. ard Mrs. Richmond Mo0re. NJ
ama MRS. Baylor I5lis A2A~s Fr@nea
Patton, MSNa Lacy BeseF4dg@. Mr. ard
Mira AAolpaas HaaAr. Agg. Fa.tra&Fs III -
Dorothy Courtney. BIZ Hall AAssas.
Miss E.saeA1s HSeinuxe. william sral tfs.
T3r. aaa Mrs. kaski Haw 1aiausl 10
Lane Stern. Mr. gaantoa Williams. Mrs
sazn e.ah@a. Ir r ~ George Cooke
MISS MAaga hi Montgomery. Mr and
AArA Carl Hssss@x ALF ard Nara Ernest
Mead. Mr.. RAYMOND Massey. Miss
Mary frwtn4 Atss Ray NIle0n. f7oianal
Ralph Neal Mr. Chichester MI. ard
Ags@ hAgs Rose. Mss@ Catherine NsUnn,
Waiter Briggs. Mr. ard Mrs. osg, Mr.
Axa Mrs. b. l.. Massey. Ar. ana Mira
Leroy Hrown. Mr. ard ARA Hiram
1AaEess Mr., and axssl Henry waller
SssaA, Mr &nd Mrs. IeAn SaaAtoh MT
anss sfra Emmett saasorA Or. And Mrs
STUART Azsch@nx. MT ard MIRA George
ER~x@r Ians@ AEr. @na Ar@ Claude
neaana sxr. ana Mars Charles Rasa. Mr.
&na @gms Percy H. TTaylar. Alfred
sosdain. Mira Ie@ FfeaSsnEa. Mr. and
Mrs Henry krank aan, Th@ n2en were
gS@@s IAxasy paper e@Eas AaA ems WIS.,
aa@n beautiful gana as favog& Ccnf@teI
axaa AL sor9s Of novel things we're seal
t@g~d about tbs hall~rss@xsa aaa kaa
aan1sEsg asasd unSii o'cazaaS
AztAx Laeaszli@ Massey Miss nure4hy
MaxTt@ssA mar. AHA Ir@ john 81
sswarswoak Miss EismA>exn Jaasa. Mr.
ssd Mrs. JAsaas Pollard Miss Virginia
E~rtSs@. Ksg, an4 Mars. Thomas Marcel.
Mss Elizabeth stax. Mr. and Mrs
FRED FieasAnEz. Mr. @nA MrwN Clarence
MahfsAssss, Ar, &aau Mrs Fr@seon
ks@assn. Mira 1utan EssAaley Mrs. john
AalsoFy AA-a agsy~n s@vaxa4ge Mr
@na AIRS H. stuart jones' Ag ara
MRS. W1lsAm RszsAnl MY Ana Mrs
Lewis ka&asal. Alr. maa Mr@4 Robert
F~ggasA. Miss Ella Hamfox8. Mr. AaA
MRS. Jexsass ossAsneaA4, Miss MACY Pal
s2A
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members Of the local American revo-
luton will ~ to the national capital
70 ses hne ar more performances
Racketty- Eacketty House ~as writ
ter by Mrs Frances ftoason Burnett.
author OF Little Lord Fauntieroy
and Easths's Burglar in Pack
city Paeketty House she ia said 70
nave surpassed a4 her former Efforts
Et IL play by chudren for children.
brat AZ Ia noticeable that tne grown
ups are Just as eager 70 see It ~ the
little ones Il ls expected that Rack
city Packstty House wiil BE- present.
81 here May iath. 20sh. 22d ard 2sd.
at matinee performances, There also
will be ons night performance. Mr..
Hamilton savs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

aAs7sm wyssked eoNspang - rsia-
fEym@ and gFfen6m ks8NA ms Ser ira
Presbyterian @huTAn g@me ew#m8ax Al
i "a afcInrk FER sra msaFrfswN ~ AtxH
fsmgaMs tShsasssman Fem asaMnsNr 81
Mr ara Mrs arthur wAFsatsy sSA.
aaM xSvssgn Rawnusga Pssas ~s8l Ne
es~wssa. Iofs@f asaass navy ann N
ssv aad Mrs. Rswah Msc'@w8fth ~
fsnInmwa Fsay Tsv HBsmaH r#a88, pas
ssr ~ tA@ shHeeas asassem w ssw, mr.
II Ksasvsn asaaFs. aa#sAF " ~ tNHeeH
NJ the Eav~nant D@rsa~naaa sAe eeza
monw. ana Ara Genwms s9NAen Feae
s@saa an skaSaTase naHsfo1 p*eazafa.
wAai@ sfa@ x4@@7s wsFN s@e m sa a@y ar
$3.50 nsag@5 s@ weAasw# nNa~sN fs
mam 4 f8A aeaes rag4f STAR. "a
w~sepwramFnsn SIS kAelr ffta sr@Ha sa
- nas ~t8a swords ersasE 5svuae*t
N sFsnwsY. uaasr wH{g sha @T3sas
9&F8v rNm3#AeH ThA sM4NaM was
ksaaf&fa}E4 decorated ia gaagsr ,Iltee
amAns ara ssn8sx. 3st@~s9mFu} @8s9
psnk hysFaH3eaa The sgeAs ard chsa
81 w@re a wtaAa ~ fyae~&ns EsAsNy
sssEaw sn& tall cafamdeal candies, ~FR87s
she #FnA@ws s8& 8D@ew Nys *@f@ nHNx
wssh fsssvSn~w ~ saalax ss8 f8s paws
wers sAareeA with has*@sa 8#a8 49, "a
9aak smspaTsg9nz ard tisfa m8tH eatf
fga Soww
the srAas saaerea tn@ ehaFsh So
- sryr ~ h@r father. wf64 gave her
In nsasrf@ws Her waaafax sa@n was
h very fsa@amone snafr faahleas1 ~
sofs white satln, waas w8&h a hing
sossT* ErafM NJ hNmr@a8 enaefYaeHa
whsca Aamw from her sAsHlt@rs snA
naume@@ Of pnanF iacs Arranged r. .
*paraa asg@ct pn ths SKIRT TAs bodice
ma@ At pogms AAes. ARA sraBaag@a lB
p~a rEas ard tYena fa@ h@rk ~ tire
nerk nj the dre@w care wa@dfGt sai~
ar ~ Eh@ sans iaes. TIE lace wsa
brought frnnn ahroMa especially foF
tas Swadsfz gown Har long vaa ~
sggaasnn fei9 30 shs snd ~ her train
anA hung from a Normandy ZAP 81
pesn9 lace. wh8sn @am e@uxat wzsa
grange oas@a9na HMw only ornament
wAa a diamond brooch, tss groom
xsft. ard ahs carried l8rgs shower
haaqass ~ lavender orc haas ara liIs@s
8s rae vsIs@y
Mla@ Mary Me@x was naala q honor.
ana wer@ auain4 Kowa Of PINK sa9in
fsads Sassla effect, m8gh pAn n3ar# AZ
fsysMdan kawssA. TAA ai@ews@ &eA
heas@~ ware ee lmes ana fa1@h@8 with
o Large pins satin hosa Ia the back
ah@ carried a shower bouquet VI E18-
A&sney eas@s afs8 H38ea Ut FAs v@H~
Icy, Fsnsagn Richard II Eseeta. of fas
q. ~ y. KAna@s wAm aseS maan The
hsaa A@gnaads Included Nj .asas sarah
k1ppsnhameg, Ea4Aa Christian, Harriet
fsssnn md Virginia ChR@faFnaAa They
A. wore lovely dresses eg ptak ehEgsa
fafTetas krtrnxnea TIA cream 9rsemsa3
a@e~, wafh fan~sAapeA s@n4eM ef pgn&
Faszs TAsfr costumes were paFgicm~
iar8y newell anA aiTenStYa, aaa tney
@@v# w Atk@Aa Bats ok sierra Straw with
pazsel #faasses st roses aaa SOFT p3ns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

weather permits. one or Both ~ ths
Fecita-hs given tn The suburbs w}H be
oaE 04 doors
The schedule . AZ follows
Monday Apr34 2Gth--"Gathelio 81
Paxton 6a@ aex0e - Mr. and Mrs
Iaha Shelton Williams
"Wednesday April 18th Anthony
aaa Cleopatra" at "IAournuEn tine
a0me og Mr. and Mrs John Stewart
Hrgan
Friday May LIST. Hamlet ~ the
Governor house
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Easier German at v u, T.

Ar Lea III Sutton. or Richmond.
eancing with Miss Mamye Jennings. ~
Roanoke, LED gfe Easter german at "
P Thursday night. this being the
FIRST % two dances given 81 the ger
mar eiab during the SEX aud the
most important social svent ct tins
spring ssA&au The ChApeunSa i'm
GUIDED wdweN OF tine Enern ters 3f fne
faculty Mira y NJ Robinson. af
Black shars Mrs c. II Williams. Mrs
Edward Stone. MRS, e. ~ F'ox. Mrs
Shirts, az RI &nake and Others
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Assa@a< aA al ysaxasaAas " sawss

A delightful aTaig ag MnndAy wai
ba ina musical whssn wga As given
@s ths w asnAms aias AZ a'eiaS&. tx
Mhaea Mrs sk@mey A, sAaa paaa IL
Chairman. A charming pRagganA will
be g~@a#gea as Mrs NJ IA TnamAAs.
wba has IL l@vNiv x@Is,@, AAas@Gysa ~
Alsa Mtmer gl4n1ss Ms@s Hakrx. 1
pagla ~ Professor hanas aaA = Al
kshe1 EAasse4aa ~ th accompany Mira.
EhasaAas II AKA As very Interesting
&SfaTM9@a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

Invitations have hewn received la
RiehmnnA a. tAe marriage as Aiaa
RmFua Marie daughter ia Mar ana
Mrs. Charles a n@~sarsa III @ew
Orleans 1a Lieutenant FT~aagtvk IA
mna Garcia. I n a. ire wedding
viii be- celebrated af the heeas al she
bride tsst ExptAnAda av~nue. at 80
r.. Al. April sasA Lieutenant a&x-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Returning go Richmond.

Hre Charles ~ Taombs ee ses
West Marshall STREET who has been
visiting tn Florida Stree early In
February. is having a delightful time.
a sd quite a number II entertainments
have been given la her honor
MFs Toem6s will leave Tampa an
next Monday, ana Will make her last
stop tn Jacksonville for "a few days
before returning 90 Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Alternating kao4s9 At Ile&aaAStoss

Among ths Richmond s}Fls agtsna
nag Raster naps at gha NtFgtaia Mtlt~
tAry Institute. Lexington, are, II s@ss
L sArlokts jones, Virginia ard Mildred
kargoa, Laura Richardson. I.uCaia Vel
saa Neal Jana kIlyScn, Nancy NAk~
@fek ks&4ssAss Kelly. Janet Mantsgus
Agsa Shs Misses f4Arman NlAA Neal
~sli return Monday 50 stuart hAM 50
RESUME Aar atgaleS @nd the other girls
u8ll fu&a4ra 10 h1cf9mQaa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

Mr. and Airs Robert r. Wfgt an
noAnce ana approaching marriage 81
their daughter Margaret asnomas, 10
MIR George A KucAers az Clarendon.
tha wedding 10 take place Al tns home
ag tnA bride on Jackson avenue. Hex
in8tsn. Monday evening al % e}9ek
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
G.au,sssssa Al Coaat,s ssab,

a charming affair Of ersiaS was a
tmas huom axsgn Az Jhe CoMatrs t1uh
~ : lrNla88 rs Miss Alice Neea la hon
&r az a namnsr @F Young Kirts y ho
have ha@n spending tha HOLIDAYS la
the alts Covers W8es i&l1 for oiwat
q iAa the tA6la s@s sot atth hs@N@5 az
AAma4lts fog &@H2e Ep3ee&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Fm saagsx s@xs

Mrs.. john Penn. OF MArttnsvflle,
Va. ana MRS. Harry l. Hodges ans
enilsaw@n. at F'resA 1aos ee Monterey
Cal. ara spending sokns tsEas ina Rsca-
mead "a th@ guest OF tneaF mother
Ars. ~ W. Nowa4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

MIR and MRS John II Sutn. og
Highland Park announce tnw en~
zagement OF their daughter hlaacha
~ MIR 1eseph W Edwards. SOS
Of the late Rev j Il EawardA ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19

,coatlnaea on Fass Tea.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-19
Hear the
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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
LAUGH AWAY the Clouds,

Mistakes are to be laughed at. If
one were to take seriously every little
mistake he made life would become a
burden to him. Laugh at your own lit
tie mistakes, and do not feel grieved
If others laugh at them. Laughing will
help you remember to avoid them an
other time quite as we'll as giving
away to serious regrets. Some peo-
pie are forever taking themselves to
task for some ~shortcoming. They are
the over-conscientious ones. If we act
foolishly on the impulse of a moment.
1t is no more fair to punish ourselves
than to punish a child for a little mis-
take. 1t is right to look for the error
and acknowledge it. If one has
wronged another, he ought to confess
1t and be lore careful; then put it out
of mind. To grow morose and solemn
is to commit a second fault. No one
is doing any good to himself OF others
by constantly eating the bread of peni-
tence. The only time to remember a
mistake is when one is tempted again
to the same fault. Daily and hourly
keeping up self-reproach, one is worn
out. This does not mean never to
listen to the warnings of conscience,
but to see the fault, start afresh and
keep cheerful and hopeful.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29

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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
DIDN'T HAVE TO ADOPT IT
Old Gentleman Merely Offered Hint to
Clerk of the Meteorological
Department.

He entered the meteorological Of
fee and said in his jerky way:
This 'ere's where you give out
weather predictions, amt it,"
The clerk nodded.
Well" continued the old man, Il
thought as how l would come up and
give you some useful tips"
"Yes??" replied the clerk. politely.
I've watched very carefully, an
find that We amt always right"
No; we sometimes make mis-
takes"
Course you do. We all do some.
times. Now, l was thinkin' as how a
line that used to be on the auction
handbills down in our county might
do fust rate on your weather predic.
tions and save you lot of explain
in"
What was the line?"
wind an weather permittin'.'"
He went down without waiting to
say goodby.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-29
THE RIGHT SOAP FOR BABY's
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the treatment Of eczemas, rashes and
itching, burning infantile eruptions.
Cuticura Soap wears to a wafer, often
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soap and making its use most eco.
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Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
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