The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-20

Hotel at the Virginia Hot Springs for
the summer months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack wilkins and children, of Wash
ington. have also taken Il cottage at
the Hot Springs foc the season. Mrs.
wilkins was formerly Miss Julia Har.
ris, of this city.
Moonlight Excursion.
A most enjoyable time Is in store
for those going with St Johns Circle
of Kings Daughters this evening on
the moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap
The entertainment is given for the
benefit OF the Sheltering Arms Free
Hospital, and the steamer Pocahontas
will leave the wharf at $50 P. NJ.
Music and dancing will be the attrac-
tons and homemade candles, Ice
cream, sandwiches md soft drinks will
be served. Those who have tiskets
not sold must return them to Mrs.
Ramon Garcin before o'clock this
afternoon.
Observation-Disclosures.
The wedding OF Miss Amelia Nc
Allister, of Washington, TO DR.. Alfred
p. Cpshur, sergeon, United states
Army. son of DIR. and Mrs John N
Upshur, of 11o3 West Franklin Street
has been announced. The ceremony
took place quietly last Thursday in
New York.
DR. Upshur has been stationed In
la7anla for more than a year. and
~~>4n~ howe on furlough. Upon
his arrival in New York he learned
sd. co.. ..D,.i..c assignment 10 duty
=, another station. Under these cir
cumstances, the wedding. which was
TO have taken place later, was solemn
lied at once. This announcement is
OF much interest to society here,
where the groom is widely and promi-
ncntly related.
Spending Honeymoon In the North.
AR. and Mrs. Joseph Czaczkes,
whose wedding took place on Thurs
day last, are spending their honey
moon at Niagara Falls and other
Northern resorts. Mrs. Czaczkes was
formerly Miss Minnie Weinstein,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs !. l.. Vein
ef"'n ~ 1924 Floyd Avenue The
wedding ceremony was performed at
trR home or the brides parents. the
Rev. +, y Calisch. n. u. officiating
- 1ea1ette Weinstetn was the maid
OF honor and A. 7. Welnstein acted as
best man. Mr.. and Mrs, Czacz viii
.otarn 20 the city in about a week
ard VIII MAKE their future home at
I5I5 West Main Street.
To Hrve Commencement.
The annual comme ncement exer-
Ciscs Of Mrs Earnan's music school
VII ne held on Thursday evening in
F5inAorazo auditorium. An at
'ractive program has been arranged,
... ,>.l -fe,o at S.1a clock
Lawn .Partv
a lawn party Will he given this
*rr- "a. RI aUmc or Mrs Annie
r Martin on the Ninth-street Road
he affair IS being given by the
$40. Eron- Street f}aAaea class and Viii
st2rf ~ & O'Clock
There viii be fnusical program
SER ~ Japtcl-s street Methodist
Church this evening, and the follow
ing program has been arranged;
organ.
Terror solo and chorus. Seek We
tha ord Roberts,, clifford Walker
e~N ,Aurch choir
soprano solo Mrs. Jennie p Proc
ter.
quartet. Mrs Ella seay. Mr.. and
II s. Heslep and (. r. Nun
Tenor solo. Clifford walker
organ
Solo, c. r. Nunnary.
Duct. Ms Jennie q. Proctor and
". A Watkins
Bass solo and chorus. "Tarry With
-. q, Ny saviour, MIR Nunnatty
church choir.
No admission will be charged. but
Il silver offering will be taken at the
door. and the public Is cordially in
vited to attend,
Affairs of Interest.
The pupils Of Miss Adell warri-
ner's music class will give their an
nual recital this evening at s;i5
O'Clock in oak Grove Baptist Church.
Sabbath school OF Beth Ahabah will
hold Its annual picnic at Forest Hill
Park today There will be games and
refreshments. and Troop "a OF the Boy
Scouts will assume charge OF various
exercises
Gooirick-waiier.
wedding of interest here which
copal Church. in Stafford County was
that OF Miss Mary Page Waller
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Waller. OF Garrisonville, and William
Ktnloch Goolrick son OF the late DR..
William B. Goolrick and Mrs Cool
rick. The Rev. G. V, Bell rector of
the church. was the officiatins min
lister. Wild flowers and roses were
used to decorate the church. and the
bride was given in marriage by her
father She wore a tailored suit of
dark blue gabardine, with hat to
match. and her flowers were lilies of
the valley. The maid of honor, Miss
Adeiina Cater Harrison. wore a dress
of white not and pink tulle hat, and
she carried Il bouquet o. PINK sweet
peas. DR.. K. Nelson Goolrick acted
as his hro5hci'S best m1o. and the
ushers were: E4wG d Waller, Jr..
John Noncure We'lc; N.oth0~~ Of the
bride, Richard y. MaSSH 9 Washing
ton: Frank NJ ChicN-9'c~ STATE Sem
ator c. OConor Gooir C. ari 4. Flynn
Dickson. The wedci'c was preceded
by breakfast at the home Of the
brides parents for tho relatives and
intimate friends Among those pres
ent from distance were. Edward
Waller. Jr,. and John w. Waller. Mr.
end Mrs,-Janfes A, Meneafe. Mr. and
Mrs. M. w. Moncure; of Richmond:
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Pearce, of Green
Spring, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mercer
Waller and Mr.. and Mrs. Jno w. Wal
lie, of Fauquier County: Mrs. Ison. of
Middlesex County; Miss Alice Page n.
Waller. of New York: Henry Mon
cure. Of Hopewell; Mrs, Beverley Ran
dolph Mason and Richard w. Mason.
OF Washington; Miss Sallie Montgom-
cry. of Fairfax; Spottswood Hall and
L. c. Jenress of Richmond, and DR.
Rffrhf HarriSoN 0f fnlonfp1 Reach