The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-13
Telephone Madison 1929.

West Franklin street, have return
er from stay at Palm Beach and
Miami Florida
Entertained at Reception.
Mem bers OF the Grace Street Bap-
fist church entertained at reception
in the sunday school room last even =
ing from SIS TO 10 O'Clock in honor
Of their new pastor and his family,
the Rev. Or Finley Gibson, Mrs. Glib
son, and their two yodns sons. An
interesting program was given by
Mrs Hamilton Smith and Mrs Thorn
as Glasgow, soloists. and the young
girls OF the church served refresh
ments later in the evening There
was a large reception committee and
the Sunday school room was filed
with memb ers.
CadetS Ball brilliant.
The cadets bali last evening in the
Crays armory was ii brilliant ala l.
attended by several hundred boys in
fun dress uniform ana a large mum
Der of eX-cadets. and enjoyed by
many prominent city officials and
their wives, members OF the school
board, the faculty OF the John Mar
shall High school. and parents of the
cadets, The opening march, led by
Captain Earl Brown and Miss Nealie
/ Phillips and Captain edward Epps
and Miss Ida BLAND was an impres-
sive sight and the dancing that fol-
lowed to excellent saAophone music
was thoroughly en5oyeu by the high
school girls and boys. These cadet
balls. which are given twice each ses-
ion, have always proved events Of
the year in the social calendar Of
the school
Richardson Da MEL.
% much interest throughout the
state is the announcement made by
Mr.. and Mrs T.. &. Madison. OF Den
bigh. Va, Of the marriage OF their
daughter. Sue Daniel, to DR. Cha rles
{. Richardson [. s. y. of Paris Is
land :, &. The ceremony was sol
emnized Saturday. April the sixth, in
the Episcopal rectory al Bedford
city, Va. DR.. and Mrs Richardson
spent the past week with relatives and
friends in Newport News en- route to
Paris Island.
Camoufiage BAH Tonight
Tonight the real meaning OF cam
outage Will be explained at the in
terestng ball To De held in the JET
ferson hotel auditorium for the bcne-
fit OF the Working Girls club and
the American fund for the French
wounded. The balloon. over the bali
room Will be Crowcd with spectators
who Will view one OF the most unique
affairs Of the season--an affair which
has become popular all over the coun-
try since the introduction of camou-
tlage at The front. Brilliant camou-
fiage balls have been held in Wash
lngton New y ork, and all OF the lar@~
er cities and society has become much
i'm pressed with its novelty as an, en-
tertalnment and the valre Ct the bah
as a means of raising funds for one
or more of the urgent ca lis that have
como in the past years and continue
to come
4 summary 81 the many things
that viii MAKE this bali different
iron, the ordinary affair shows THAI
submarine will dispense not with
explosives. but with read war candy
tied IN A Khaki handkerchief and
made by a hoover approved recipe.
a cartoon booth where an English Of
hccr from Camp Lee and A local
cartoonist viii draw YOUR picture
while you wait and a most OF merry
dancers all in costume The Cover
nor Of Virginia and Mrs Nestmore-
land Davis have accepted the inyi-
tation 10 attend The pail in costume
after attending the Red Cross bail
cd ny a short Intermsssion during
which the star Spangied Banner
will he played Tickets may be had
At the jefferson.
Council Of Jewish Juniors.
Hon T. Milford Crutchheld will
address the Council Of Jewish Jun
Tors in the Sabbath school room o.
Beth Ahaha Temple sunday after
noon az { 80 O'Clock Mr. Crutch-
field will speak on The Third TIbert,-
Loan and as he - recognized as