The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-31

crcises. conducted by one ~ the min
listers of the city, and an address 10y
! Mayor George Aiuslte will be followed
by q social hour during which light
refreshments will he served, and WIS.,
ito-s will oe shown over he hospital
Invitations Recalled.
All outstanding invitations for the
full dress drills and dances to be
given by the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Battalion on February 10 and
March 5 have been recalled. and
new invitations viii be issued 1'ae
battalion regrets the necessity for this
! action. but the attendance at these
dances has been SO large that it is
itmpracticable to accom- modate all
those desiring to dance. end the list
will therefore have to be curtailed to
some eXten.
SasaGs--Salc.
| A pretty home wedding took place
| yesterday morning at ! o'clock, when
Miss Virginia Sale. DIS ughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Richard II. S>te. became the
J tvide Of James Warren Savage, son
of Mrs, Ellen Savage, of Smthfield.
/ The ceremony took place in the home
of the brides parents in Highland
u Park. the Rev. T. L. Hutchinson, u.
! u. pastor of Mizpah Presbyterian
Church. officiating. Palms. ferns
! batrees and quantities of ping roses
with many lighted tapers were used
! throuehout In the decorations.
John Winston Fontainc played the
wedding music. The birdie dccended
the stair with her father who gave
her in marriage She wore goin@
away gown Of dark blue broadcloth,
and "A corsage boquet Of orchids, Miss
/ Ann Sale was her sisters maid of
honor and only attendant, and her
/ gown was of delft bule. She carried
an arm fun of Killarney roses.
! Charles Savage, of Smithffield.
brother of the groom, was his best
man. Immediately after the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Savage left for
"A northern tour. and after the fifteenth
/ Of February viii he at home at 1891
Park Avenue
Charity Affairs.
The WomanS Guild of Grace Epis-
copal Church viii give q silver taa
at the residence of Mrs. Edward PAL
mer. 40 West Franillpin Street on
Wednesday afternoon. A musical pro-
gram has been arranged, and the
public is invited.
The Junior Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal Church Will hold mas
querade party in the Parish House
on Friday evening, February 5. at
o'clock. Tickets can be obtained from
any member Of the puniors.
Mrs William Parker Will have
, silver tea on Thursday at her home,
6o9 North Tenth Street, for the bene-
! fdt of the Pythan Sisters, Richmond
Temple, No. 5.
Miss Fearless and COMPANY" a
! lively little comedy. will he present.
ed by n philathea Class of Han
. over-Avcuuo Christian Church. Tues
day evening. February ? scr the hene-
, fl of Northside philothra Class. in
r the Highland Park school auditorium.
The cast Of characters is as follows:
Miss Margaret Henley. an heiress,
! Miss Helen NuCkoisi Miss Euphenia
81 Addison, her Chapcron Miss Ethel
/ Mosicy: Miss Sarah Jane Lovejoy.
\ from the lost nation, Miss Snow
, Lacy: Katie O'Connor. maid, Miss
e Juanita iIorner; Miss Barbara xiv
3 mission. Miss BEETLE Cameron Miss
Marion Reynolds tMlss fienley
guests) Miss Lee stone. Miss Ethe'
0 Nuckols Miss Nrgte Ellis Just lAZ-
a ale. the ghost" Mrs w. II. Bowles
n or Mrs X. r. Gaskins; Miss Alias
b. Miss AHbi (Silent Sisters), Miss Teu'
1 lah Brooks, Miss Ruth Lewis
- Annual Meeting of y. W. g. a
n The annual meeting of the Iounf
. Woman's Christian Association took
q place on Thursday evening. beg3nninf
g with large banquet. Several hun
4 dred members who were gathered II
= the assembly room marched into th'
gymnasium singing the assoclan
hvmn. THE Hymn Of the Lights
r The banquet was served at long tables
V In the gymnasium after which the ex
v erciaes of the evening began with
i short devotional service led by DIR
Mcdaniel. Of the First Baptist Church
Then came an inspiring message ant
- words of greeting from the president
. Miss Katherine II Halves and tn
4 General Secretary, Miss Marion Hop
kins who spoke of increase Of wori
: in all departments, the membership
- having more than double in the las
:, wear. The feature of the evening wa
!. an address by Miss Amy Smith, OK
= secretary of South Atlantic field, VIII
- smoke Of the association as Il tool &
!, be used in bringing all classes OF wo
u men together IN Christian work.
y Opening of Club.
Y On Thursday an interesting enter
!, tainment was given, when the Nir
"a gtnia Automobile Club gave "hous
>. warming. in their~new club rooms
y Miss Josephine Enright and G. Il. Nai
q Ness christined the club, and it's Ions
life and prosperity WAS wished for b,
n all the guests present The next az
i fair at the club will be a matinee t.
II ladies only. the date to bo announces
- later.
q Women's Meetings.
d Lee Chapter. United Daughters O
: the Confederacy. VIII hold their regu
: lar monthly meeting Tuesday morn
l. ing at ii o'clock in Lee Camp Hall
i IA fal! attendance As desired. Off
= GERS for the ensuing year VIII b
= elected.
y The regular monthly meeting o