The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-04
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Petersburg
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Il. NJ. G. A. Has Summer Camp.
petersburg, Va. June 3.-Arrange-
n.ents have been perfected for an
,reai community camp for the local
aoung Mems Christian association this
summer. The site Is at CoIeman's
pond, twenty-one miles west of this
CITY. and the tents will be pitched
on the ponds bank at a highly elevat-
GO point. The fee will be 81 a week
~nhd many boys have registered for
the outing.
Several buildings have been rented
and comfortable sleeping quarters
nave been arranged. The pond is
aoeal for swimming. boating and Ash
Ing. Special. hours will be arranged
Ior swimming and boating. which will
pc under the strict supervision OF
PHYSICAL Director Helm, of the associ
ation.
The camp site affords splendid
ground for athletics, such as baseball.
Foileyball and other games. A tele-
phone will be installed In the camp.
which will place the boys in quick
and easy communication with their
respective homes at a nominal cost.
The younger boys will be in camp
from June IL to June 10. and the
glider boys from June 10 to rs.
1t is not necessary to be. member
OF the Y, NJ. c. A. in order to take
advantage OF the outing. but any boy
upon application to Mr.. Helm can Sc
cure accommodation. All applications
must be signed by the applicants pa
rents.
The program arranged is very at
tractive, and doubtless large num-
Der of boys and young men will take
advantage of the outing.
Prominent wedding.
st Paufs Episcopal church was the
scene at o'clock last evening of a
brilliant wedding, the contracting
parties being Miss Alice Finney Kent
and Mr.. Corbin Braxton Bryan. Jr.
Numerous friends and relatives of the
TWO families filled the pews OF the
spacious church. the interior decora-
tons of which. fresh from the hands
or the decorator. formed q fitting
background -for& a June wedding.
Men defssohn Wedding March.
rendered in full and measured chord
by Miss Mary Carter Tomin, added
solemnity To the occasion.
The bride was -heeeH4iH Fl s-atti 4
In dress of white satin. trimmed in
pearls, and her long tulle veil was
caught with a wreath Of orange bios
eoms. Her bouquet was OF lilies of
the valley and orchids She entered
upon the arm OF her father. Mr. T. e.
Kent, and was met at the altar ny
the groom and his best man, his
brother. Walter Bryan The cere-
mony was impressively performed by
Rev. G r. Bryan. father of the groom.
assisted by Rev. Edmund T. Dan
bridge
The ushers were Messrs. Frank
AGREE. Archie Woods, Innis johnson,
George Jones. William Frey and Ben
JAmin ktnsey. with Mas Constance
Williams Kent. sister OF the bride.
rs maid of honor; Sadie johnson and
Mary Harrison as flower girls The
ceremony was by witnessed a number
of distinguished guests from dis
lance. Following reception at the
Kent residence in South Market street
20 members of the immediate families.
Mr.. and Mrs Bryan left TO spend their
honeymoon In Canada
= Miss Odelia Granger. a known
resident of Ettrick. died at the resi-
dence of her brother. Mr.. j. 4.
Granger. about 5 o'clock last evening
aged sixty years Miss Granger had
been in i'll health for more than two
years, Besides her brother with
wh6m she lived, she is survived by
one sister Mrs. Adlena Bowman. Of
Ettrtck The funeral and interim ent
Will take place at the old homestead
IN Chesterfield county Monday after
noon.
- Veterans Are Ready ,~
orders have been issued by Com
mandsr T. S Beckwith. of A. F. Hin
camp. c. V. for members of the camp
10 assemble at their hall at 400
o'clock tomorrow. Monday afternoon,
In fun dress uniform--hat. coat. dark
pants. white gloves and cane-from
whence they will march to the s. A.
b. railway. where special coaches
have been provided for them to make