The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-27

line for each afternoon to tempt the
little folks. Mrs. j. u, Earnest, the
treasurer for the looth, also has
charge OF the automobile this booth
Is selling. and already has her tickets
distributed for sale.
The check-room, which will be
most necessary feature as far as the
comforts of the bazaar patrons are
concerned, viii be operated IN con-
nection with the Blues' Booth. The
officers of the day at the Blues Booth
VIII be Mrs. NJ. +. James, Mrs. John
\. Augustine and Mrs. Frank D.
Epps, with Mrs. Edgar Dowles. pre-
siding
Nirginians Attend Luncheon.
Mrs, Claude A. Swanson was hos
tess at her Washington residence at Il
luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Daniels. wife OF the Secretary OF the
Navy. The guests included Miss Mary
Custis Lee, Of Fredericksburg, Va;
Mrs. william Hoane Aylett, of New
port News, Va, Mrs. f. S. Hope, OF
Portsmouth, Va; Mrs. John X.
Shields. Mrs. Joseph Thropp. Mrs.
Walter A. Watson, Mrs q. J.. p. Stone
and her guest, Mrs. II. l.. Rust Mrs,
Edgar Woods, Mrs. Douglas Gordon.
"f Baltimore, and Mrs. Swansons
house guests. Mrs. Riley Gordon, OF
; New York. and Mrs. Arthur Felicson,
of San Antonio Tex.
Baskets OF pink sweetpeas and
other spring flowers formed the table
, decorations,
supper for Choir.
The members Of the choir OF the
Hanover Avenue Christian Church
We're guests at an enjoyable supper
; which was given in their honor in
the dining of the church just
prior to their weekly choir practice on
Thursday night. The menu was de-
? lightfully prepared and served by the
= following committee; Mesdames 7. ].
e Bowles. w TX. Bowies. H. +. Gaskins
Jr.. f. {. Bradley. r. c. Hawkins. Jr,
1 and Miss Helen Nuckols. Other
guests present were the pastor of the
caurch Rev. George W. Kemper, Mr.
= and Mrs. pend!eton shifilett. Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Hutchinson, Misses
Juniata Horner, Ethel Moseley, Ethel
l and Lurline NuCkols, Mrs, Emma +.
Taylor, Mrs Allie Undertake. Messrs.
8 j. w. Bowles. -. \. Riehwine, j. Ii.
Huxter. Jr,, II. w, Fox, Knighton
Bowles X. G. Hawkins. Jr. and w. ii
. Buwles. The choir. under the efficient
:, leadership OF j. \. Bowles, is recog-
nzed as one Of the best in the city.
/ Quiet Wedding.
\ quiet but very pretty wedding of
= the week was that of Miss Mary
i Compton and Mr.. Iesse WEIGH. of this
: city. which took place on Thursday
afternoon at . O'Clock at I71G Blu
! chanan Street. Only the relatives and
T intimate friends OF the bride and
n groom witnessed the CEREMONY which
) was performed by the Rev f. w.
- Long. The bride was given In mar
l. riage by her brother, Mr.. j. H. Comp
ton, and she wore a travelling suit OF
blue cloth and carried an armfnl Of
Brides roses. There were no attend
y ants. Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH will make
their home on Twenty sixth Street.
!. Woodland Heights
Lecture On Alaska
. Rev. Charles +. Betticher, Jr., of
T. Fairbanks. Alaska. Will give talk on
his work this evening at O'Clock in
D ST. Paul's Church lecture-room. The
lecture will be illustrated by slides
: from pictures which Mr. Betticher has
taken on his trips through ALASKA l..
, and promises to be one of great in
ierest to all who hear him. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be present.
= Church Sales.
Circle No. to, OF All Saints Guild,
/. will hold an Easter sale of fancy arti-
cles. home made cake and candy and
parcel post packages at RouHtree's
. ."ore.. s1s Fast Broad Street, this
J morning from TO O'clock Tha
public is cordially invited.
The Mizpah Glass Of Broadus Me-
mortal baptist Church will have q
cake and pie sale today nj Sixth and
! Broad Streets, for the benefit OF the
sheltering Arms Hospital. Home
& made cakes. pies and candy will be
for sale.
The girls Of Christ Episcops,
Church will give 81 cake and pie sale
today in the Sixth street Market.
Home made cakes pies and bread will
he for sale. and the public Is invited
to patronize the sale.
Personals.
Miss Katherine Hakan, who has
been the guest OF friends in Phla-
delphia for several weeks. has re-
turned to her home on East Frank
lin Street.
Miss Kitty Mitchell. of Petersburg,
IL spending several days as the guest
OF Mrs r. 7. i. Meclewski. at 1911
West Grace Street.
Mrs Albert Leslie Weary and small
daughter Katherine, OF Evanston. Ill.
are the guests of Mrs. Weary's moth
Grace Street.
Mrs. Frederick rvne, Keen. of New
York. Is visitire her aunt Mise Ce-
81 feste Berry or ~ - Franklin Street
Mrs Percy &ruth who has been
visiting Mrs.. John D. Clothier on
West Grace Street for several days,
has returned to her home in Waynes-
boro
Mr. and Mrs Frank r. Stacy have
gone TO New York. to he the guests
of Mr. and MS. George Putnam Wat
kins who are spending sometime at
the waldorf Astoria.
Miss Smart Blanton OF Ashland,
4 Is visiting relatives in Richmond.
Mrs Logan Harris Is the guest of
\ Captain and Mrs. ]. NJ. Harris in
blackstone,
Miss Fannie Macon. OF Richmond.
has gone 10 Ashland to rata her
Il home with her niece Mrs. Mack Hart
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Mrs. J. r.. Robertson. of Blackstone.
Is the guest OF relatives in this city.
Mrs. John Hunter has left to spend
some time In Washington