The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

InspIrationaI Services.

mere next sunday, out Wli De mere
later.
Inspirational Services.
Arrangements have been perfected
by Rev. II. Herman Martens. pastor
OF the Grove Avenue Baptist Church,
for a series OF services to be held dur
ing next week TO. be known as Tn
spirational Meetings"
On Sunday night Rev. s. c. Hatcher,
secretarytreasurer of Randolph Macon
College. Ashland. will speak in the
interest of the Anti-Saloon League.
Other speakers during the week
will be an follows:
Monday night-Rev. C. 3. Bryan.
D. D.. rector Grace P. E. Church.
Tuesday night-Rev Louis M.
Roper, A. NJ, r. T. E.. D. D., pastor
First Baptist Church.
Wednesday night--Rev. Jas. A.
Mcclure, pastor Second Presbyterian.
Thursday night--Rev. f. w. Moore,
pastor Second Baptist Church.
Friday night-Rev. Richard wiki
inson. d. D., pastor Washington
Street NJ. e. Church.
Oncers Installed.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Barnca -Philathea Union held in
Blansford Chapel Friday evening, of1-
GERS for the ensuing year were in
stalled as follows:
President--C. w. Harrington.
First vice-presid ent-B. c. Franklin.
Secord yice-president--Miss Ida
Avent
Secretary--W, f. Sheffield.
Assist mt secretary-H. O. CGeen.
Treasurer-MiSs Bette Bridgman.
Iibrarian-C. w. Miller
Press reporeer--Miss Lola Gotten.
Secret service secretary for Barracks
&c. E. Marks. For philatheas--Mrs.
+. b. Stanley.
Organize Hopeweli Hotel.
The certificate of Incorporation or
the "Hopeweil Hotel Corporation has
been admitted to record in the clerk 9
Office OF this city. The purpose OF the
corporation are to buy. lease and sell
real estate to build. own and conduct
hotels, cafes. restaurants. barber shops.
theaters, pool rooms, etc. In or near
City Point and elsewhere. The ofn-
GERS are: A. Blumberg. president;
Joseph Eisen5erg. vice-president;
Louis weinberg. secretary and treas.
urer The capital stock will be SLOW
minimum; maximum. $4,000.
New Members Received.
Al a meeting of the Society of the
Children or Mary. held at ST Josephs
church Friday evening. thirteen new
members we're received. Following a
reception. Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament was given by the pastor
Rev. Father Haier The following
program was rendered at reunion
held in St Joseph's school Immediately
following the church exersices.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Howard Cook.
Vocal solo---A May Morning-Mi
Bessie Kirwan.
Instrrmental solo-~Polish Dance
Miss Theresa Balm.
Vocal solo-The Swallows-Mis
Belle Robinson.
Vocal soIo-Sonewhere A Voice Il
| cnlling-Miss Alice Lolan.
| TN Magdalenc---Mrs. Howard Cook
Miss Grace Burke, Miss Belle ROBIN
| son.
Vocal solo-M.ss Louise Clements
Vocal solo-Haymaking-Mrs. How
ard Cook.
| Voices mphant-Chorus.
| Refreshments were then served an'
the reunion ended with a dance 10
the children.
J. Thomas Williams.
| J. Thomas Williams, a well-knoWi
and respected citizen OF Swift creek
died at his home Wednesday evening
following a long period OF taillh'
health. Mr. Williams was twenty-on
years of age and is survived by M
wife, who was formerly Miss Birol
Swing, of North Carolina, and tnre
small children; also by his parents
Nv and Mrs. Richard Williams ant
one sister, Mrs. Bessie Fable, all
Swift Creek.
The funeral was conducted from tn
Woodlawn Baptist Church at o'clocl
Yesterday afternoon. Rev. X. IL MAT
theYs officiated.