The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-12

charmed to have her. She was form
cry = Richmond woman and an en-
thusiatsic member OF the club, but
for the past five years has made her
home in Baltimore
At the conclusion of the lecture tea
will be served
'1he Old-Ttmc Entertainment"
The members Of the Holy Name
Society Of St. Patrick's Church will
age The Old-Time Ente inment"
on Monday evening, ember 13.
The performance will be given In the
auditorium of st. Patrick's Female
Academy, and 1t Is OF tn. minstrel
type.
Mesrs Charlie O'Donnel' and G.
Kenneth Goode. who have had consid-
cradle experience in this line of en-
terta!nment, together with Charlie
Epps, who will occupy the interlocu-
tors chair. have worked up volume
OF new Jokes that are sure to please.
Billy Burk. well known comedian
of Richmond. will give "A selection of
jokes that bear his own copyright
Mr.. Burke's appearance, alone, is suf- !
ficient to attract a large crowd. The
musical end Of the entertainment is
being well cared for by Miss Aleen
NJ. Lord, and the soloists will include
Nessrs. Joseph Whittemore. James
Holoran, Leo Meigher and Thomas
Ryan.
Temperance Address
On Tuesday evening at s p. NJ, in
broad-Street Methodist Church. Mrs :
Mary Horace Armor. of the field staff
OF the National Woman's Christian
temperance Union. VIII make n tenn
perance address. The Rev. Mr.. Che
nault will conduct the devotional SER
vices and introduce Mrs. Howard NJ. !
lioee, State president of the Woman's
{ hristan Temperance Union of Vir- !
etnta. Mrs. Hoge will preside and in i
troduce the speaker
At the John Marshall High School
The gymnasium OF the John Mar
shall High School was attractively
decorated with yellow and black bunt- !
Ing and yellow chrysanthemums last
evening for Il mop that the sophomore
class rendered the seniors. A stringed
orchestra played for the dancing. and
large number OF glils and. boys were
present. Miss Sadie Engelberg was
chairman OF the entertainment COM ,
mittee.
on saturday. December IL. hard
times" dansant will he given by the
Record staff In the gynna SUM of the
school special orchestra has been
social event Of the year
The class of 1915 will hold a re-
union and dance on Saturday. Deem
her IS. Invitations have been Issued
to all members of the class
A committee appointed by Captain
Conquest in the latter part OF oc-
tober Is making arrangements for the
first military ball to he given by the
cadets Of the John Marshall High
school in the Grays' Armory. Prob
ably this ball will be given on De- (
eemher 90, but as, yet no definite date
has been decided upon. The officers
of the Cotlllion Club win be elected
. fter TO- ball
baltimore Engagement of Interest.
Says the Baltimore sun;
An engagement of interest Just an
nnunced Is that OF Miss Mabel Wag-
ner. daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
BASIL Wagner and granddaughter of
the late James j. Fisher, OF this city,
10 Francis Stewart Davidge. son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dorsey
Dayidge. of Washington. The we'd
ding will take place very quietly I
he home OF Miss Wagner, 1910 Park |
Avenue. the latter part OF December.
Mss Wagner Is a sister Of Miss Anne
NJ Wagner. James Fisher Wagner and
Basil Wagner. Davidee's brothers
and sisters are Walter D, william
Kendall and John Washington Da-
vidse, and Miss Maud Lee, Miss Anna
and Miss Edith Davidge, all Of Wash
ington.
Marriages Announced.
The home of Mrs. Lula A. Batkins
WIS the scene of quiet but pretty
wedding on Wednesday evening. when
her daughter, Ruby Bell, became the
bride OF Herbert Milton Lyle. son o.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Daniel Lyle. mi
mediateiy after the ceremony Mr. LYLE
and his bride left for Southern
wedding tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Johnson an
uounce the marriage of their dangh
tor, lSffin, to MIR. O. n Anderson,
Rockbridge County. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. ]. J
Gravatt, rector of Holy Trinity Pre-
testant Episcopal Church. at his home
on West Grace Street After January
) Mr.. and Mrs Anderson will make
their home a 1917 West Cary Street
Woman's Club OF Ginter Park TO
Give Concert.