The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-14
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- yfu Dc universally Observed
Rsdhmcnd as Mothers Day.
$3.50 IN keeping with the day VIII
s6noached from all OF our rQ'p'tS'
- It the morning or evening scr
n may be OF some Interest 20
v That The Mothers Day Inter
rnal Association" was formed NJ
nAaiphia in 1905, with Miss Anna
- who first conceived the ldea-
- flrst president In six years II
nken such a hold upon the hearts
sn people that the 1914 session
"A 6nn8resu passed reSoiutloss re-
80 cur President 10 make an
~ announcement Of the DATE
1T proclamation flags are IN
- on ali government ouNdlnEs'
9aU citizens are asked TO display
q their homes. The custom OF
- aside one Sunday IN eacn year
Mrsnncry Of mother" IL indeed
s111r, one. and. when properly OBJ
ol. Win meen much.
~ Nsx. G. Baker ArendaN, sec
- az fhs Richmond Baptist Coun
TsNIff1 be the speaker at the kpeciai
lkarbu Day services TO he held N
nnditorium of 31e Railroad "a
~ this afternoon at CLOCK
aI;11nl music, appsopriate to the oc-
-. wtlr ye rendered by the tiah-
ISr. Avenue Christian Churoh quar-
Inich is composed hf the fol-
- rnenhers. viz: Mrs Pendletoh
a*Gnf4. soprano; Miss Jusnita HOT
contralto; ]. Floyd Hustler, ten
IN n Rtchwine, aasso. The ser
~ promises to be very Impressive
- THE Ideal Home ana " h 20.
80. II. will be the subject ols-
led by Or. Arendau-
-. one hundred and third annual
OF the Union fheo-
s-s-a, SEMINARY was held in t@e sem :
Srv chanel on last Sunday, and was
E..ru.val interest TO tho large audi
that gathered for that happy
sr~.,on The baccaIaureate address
40 delivered by the Rev. DR.. X. >.
SaE nastor of the Independent
1ssssshyterIan Church OF Savanna D.
who gave a most helpful aha
',~,,vrtfn, a ddress on the subject OF
shristian Leadership" the annual
mon before the Society OF MISSION
q inquiry was delivered by Or. ~.
RoIstorl. OF charfottee. IL ana
- literary address by DR.. II. !.
Esnx,heYl. of Asheville, y. {. Ine
1S1r. %. Hoge fellowship. the hlsh-
sward given 10 q student ann
1Issrh carries with It a year Of post
Huate work at the seminary. was
S~lAed this year between G. K. TaHe
\ sTnu,syilIe, Ky, end Hugh Robert
~ Mariana, Ark. Thirty-one
s,srx men were given their dipio-
-. the largest graduation class III
~ history OF the institution ne
- wear at the seminary was very
Sf,ressful one The attendance wa
80 and splendid work done by the
ntlrc student body.
sThs four churches of Barton
kSdrhts-Baptist. Episcopal, Method
ana Presbvterian--win hold
Sion missionary service this after
iSsNn ~ s.so o'clock IN tho Overbroof
51so1hyter,an Church. The pastor o,
- church. Rev. q r BucholE, VII
IA and devotional exercises VII
a sennducted By the Rev A. 3. Rudd
80 Baptist Church. The address
- ~ delivered by the Rev, George
S1 Ycmpsr. pastor OF the FaHove'
S16rnue Christian Church. The music
~ rendered nv the chorus or th'
- churches and the Methodist male
S;apfat. Miss Adrianna NJ. Kuyk VII
SE;l1he soIoist. The Royal Amoassa
az the baptist Church Will also
E71se in the program, The services
afternoon will he held under th'
Aoep Of the Worlds Womens Mis-
S5Iary Movement, which was organ
On Eeptemher p, 1910,
~ new Headquarters Of the saliva
Amy. which are 10 he located IT
s1ffrnctfve Buildings Just erected OF
~ aeyenth Street. between Frank
8z@s,d Grace, will be formally ded'
With appropriate services OF
"Wednesday night. the 18th. or
80 from the headquarters IN Bal
- and Philadelphia, and from
- psrts Of Virginia. will o'
~ At the dedication. Mt. PhiliI
4 GOODWIN. cashier Of Central Ma.
~ Bank, and treasurer OF the or
'3|S l1ntfon. will preside Brisadie1
~ OF Baltimore, and Colonel r
ID Noltx, of Philadelphia, will b.
nR the speakers of the evening
iowur floor Of the new buildinf
- used ae an aditorSuri. with .
~ capacity OF 100. The charities
Srfment will also be located on thii
The officers will have rooms or
Enorond floor, The public is mos
Ally invited 20 be present at the
oatory exercises on Wednesday
~ Rsvs. A. p. McCluer. Wesley
Sr and william 6. Campbell, and
IT Elders W. A Picker and w
Scky, acted as a commission Of
ut Hanover Presbytery, ap-
- at fts spring meeting. for tbs
nation of Presbyterian Church
Gean4ts Station. IN Chesterfield
On last Sunday. The congre-
WAS organized with & member
n ten. with Mr.. Richard G. Har-
oolected az ruling elder. II IA
~ this ne wchurch will rapidly
- IN membership.
1oN Or. Gilbert Glass, who has
-. A. l. Phillips. ss Sunday
oupsrfntendent OF the South
roo6y4sf4an Church. win soor
I'D Richmond TO make his homo
80 - = man of wide reputa.
gcho4ar and speaker OF much
He viii be given a most hearty
~ By m Of <he ministers o,
Ind. He 10 now residing al