The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-11-24

De TN Keeping s.'s..s.-
&a - far as general activities ar
Mined. but far greater than an
SSfnce the first Thanksgiving da9
= I'M Pilgrims when the real spirit o
~ festival ia considered Thankseiv
"A 3 day In former years has been Oh
G4&ed MS the one day in the year whet
3Nrybcdy EXPRESSED his or her thanks
A ia the regular daily blessings. but tdi'
3Nr daily blessings have been over
#ssS widowed by the greatest blessing o.
~ 9eneration---pesc after the mos
OH exNre storm in the worlds history.
Nh A many OF the Young men who re
9Sa94ly entered training camps for mil
4&ary service have already returned &c
1Aeir homes and many of the youne
hen who expected to be called for ser
|NSee last week or thie week, perhaps
VIII not have 20 leave home now. there
Ii IRE many families who Will rejoice en-
4hursdas of this week that the'r circle
L AAA not been broken.
The entire week Viii be devoted more
W less to the celebration ef Thanks
4 kivinx although the only holiday VIII
&e on THURSDAY The praise services
V Will begin in the Sunday schools and
s. churches in Richmond this morning ana
q Apeciai services will he held on Thurs
\ aAy morning and evening in the
ehurehes. Social activities VIII begin
early in the week ard Will reach the
j climax Thursday evening in many IN
1brrssf home dances and parties and
m the annual dance in the Jefferson
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4 tss nsi@ hipi"I". ",S uanee - -
e..enaea ~ man Oh ~, re, ''',n -,,..s -
thc student army training CORPS In the
NeighhorinE colleges and men IN the
service visiting in THIS city. The young
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IL Richard Meaus' MIsS '',tt t.tha
nIermanh. daughter or MT ana Ma
Anton IL. Ihier'nann'
@ SATURDAY evening VIII bring 70
01ose the thahhsgiNing season Aha
men All Will be duiet nntll the bnrf'
q tu a "A =
4 Nf0Ay evening THANKSGIVING dance
the hrst OF q series of dances. will be
@ivsn In the howit2ers' arnory under
the auspices OF the oman auNftiafN
81 the Howttzers. Inc dance IL Tor the
oenent OF an emergency fund TOT the
I Hcwitxers battery. the kockhrtdge
& battery. and headquarters and supply
eompanies OF the lllfh regiment al
4 virginia artillery winch mas been II
france since early in July. Mrs Fob
3rt Hudson is general chairman ~ tAf
9Ances and VIII be asAisted by com
&hittees from the AUXILIARY There VII
- attractive patriotic decorations.
targe orchestra and number q
Booths where refreshments VIII b'
4 served.
visiting grandparents
Z Little Miss FRA nees Mespar4an
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. Mcspafr4n
r. spending some time with her grand
parants, Mr. and Mrs Adam l>laeot
their home on kensinEt"n avenue u
THIS city
Big Concert Planned
One OF the most Interesting musied
entertafnfn ents OF the winter seaSof
has just been announced by Mrs. : /,
IAgEan. herself well-known pianis
q this city. Mrs LfgEan AS chairman
@ ihf Brauer circle, or Union statle'
11athociss church IN bringing fhre'
aFfiEts to Richfsoa'd Tor '91s eYeIii ffI'1
81 December 20 and ~ at S;1a "'cicef
~ the Auditorium OF The Momahi
cinb. The Brauer circle If engaRed en-
tsrely IN benevolent Work in the eit'
ana the concert IL 70 raise fund 70
more extensive charity WORK
Miss Betsy Lane shepherd, soprano
eoaoist, MISS Alma Grade, pianist; an'
Inns sara Iuro"ltsch' N1oi}ncetAs'
AIe tne artis's programme 10 appear
~ three taxing part IN the proEran
10Th evehth8s. ehahgthe huinbe no"
eyer, Tor the two concerts They com'
fc this city through the National so
i e4sey Tor broader Education. whos'
4 head0uarters are in Carlisle, m,
Mias Shepherd mas received hatterint
ee0ments from the leading papers II
me counsry. among them being th'
q 10iloE1ns extract from the Times, Ne"
B FORK eity
betsyN lane Shepherd disclosed ar