The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-22
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FROM SOUTHS|DE
G Commencement Exercises Of Mrs.
Harding's Class Held Last
Night. l
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN MOORE
New Roads Being Built i'll Cllcs-
terficld-Young People Elopc
and Surprise Friends.
Manchester Bureau, Timcs-Dispntcr.
No. 1902 Hull street.

Manchester Bureau, Timcs-Dispatch,
No. 1902 Hull street
The commencement exercises OF Mrs.
a. c. Harding's class In music. hold
last night at tho cambridge Street
Baptist Church, proved a brilliant
and gratifying success.
Tho program, which was extensive,
was divided into two parts. including
both vocal and Instrumental music.
The work of the students was OK
ceptionally good and was q cause OF
Just pride to their instructor.
The prog ram In full was as follows:
PART I.
Duet. "Tannie Belle Polka" Misses
Julia Walthall and Mamie Hey; solo.
I'll Trovatore'' DORM, Miss Mary Al
we'll; duct, Through Field and FOR
est" Misses May Richardson and MIL
dred Bass; solo. "Revel- OF the Elves"
Miss Kathleen Alsop; duet, Souvenir
Of the First Ball" (Streabbog). Misses
Linda Harrison and Ruth Trevillian:
solo. "Cujus Amman" tI<uhe). Miss
Eva Hey: solo, soprano tselectoD,
Mrs. James Blasingame: trio. Tam
hauser." Misses Kathleen Alsop, Bes-
sic Cheat tina m. Jennie Rice; solo. Mum
ming ACPuS1S NOSIlSSlJs N4SS lOul6S
Reams; selection by Mrs. Cosby's
Mandolin Club.
PART II.
Solo, "valse Melodie," Miss Anna
Bear; solo. "serllana" (Abelle). Miss
Mary Walden: duet Polish Dance"
(schawenka). Miss Emma Tillery and
Percy Loving; solo. Remembrance"
(Liszt), Miss Mamie Walden: solo. So
prano, (selected), Mrs. Blasingame;
duet "Andante from Seventh Sympho-
ny" (Haydn), Misses Beatrice Brewer
and Louise Gwathmey; solo. "Silvcr
Spring" (Mason). Miss Ernestine
Walker; solo. The Two Angels"
(Blumenthal). Miss Emma Tillery;
thall and Mrs. Burton; selection by
Mandolin Club.
Funeral OF Captain Moore.
This funeral services held over the
remains of Captain David Moore. at the
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church,
In Chesterfield county, yesterday after
noon, were attended by large party Of
friends and relatives OF Captain Moore.
The floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful A delegation chosen from
the Joe Johnston Camp, Confederate
Veterans, consisting of Messrs.g B. NJ
Robertson and r. P. Smith. represented
their camp at the funeral. and later
waited on the widow OF Captain Moore
to convey to her resolutions expressive
OF the esteem in which her husband had
been held by their organization. and
OF the sorrow felt by the camp at his
death.
Special music was provided by a
quartet, composed OF Mrs. A. a. Adj
kns, Mrs. Arthur Pettigrew, "A. A. Adj
kins and w. J. Morrissett. Mr.. Nor
rissett sang q solo at the grave. The
ceremony took place at 3 o'clock IN
the afternoon, and the burial was made
in the churchyard.
The following gentlemen acted as
pail bearers: DR.. Lawrence Ingram,
Ben T. Owens, Jr. T. P. Pettlgrew. A.
Royal, r. D. PulliNn. Judge J. M. Greg
ory. Poyhatan Winfree and Thomas z.
Woodnn.
Automobile Road for County.
Mr. Scott Parrish. OF the Richmond
Cedar Works. owner of the Mlnnlborya
dairy farm in Chesterfield county, is
procuring right OF way from ms county
residence to the Petersburg Turnpike
for the construction OF an automobile
road.
In this connection It was stated yes
terday that Messrs. T. J. Jeffrles and
Charles Page, both wealthy property
ownors near tho Parrish home. are pre-
narinp to build q seven-mile road con-
Meeting their properties with the turn
pike.
The construction Of these thorough
fares, it Is believed, will be OF lnest1-
mable advantage to their section. and
the movement Is being watched with
interest
Young Couple Elope.
Mr.. Alexander Tingle, OF 1920 Hull
| street and Miss Marguerite Davenport,
| OF Richmond, were married Thursday
in Pelham. N. c., by @ justice OF the
peace.
The wedding Of the young people was
a great surprise to their friends. The
| bride has just passed her eighteenth
birthday, and the groom will be egh-
teen next month. Young Mrs Tingle
! has for some months been boarding In
| Chesterfield county, and 1t was here
| that her husband first knew her. Young
Tingle. 1t is said, circulated q report
to the effect that he was soon to marry
young lady from Cumberland. While
tho parents Of the groom were on the
alert. watching for this prospective
| daughter-in-law, the young man
boarded car in their very presence
with Miss Davenport, whom he was In
deed to make his wife.
Mrs. Tingle. mother OF tho groom, re-
lated this circumstance yesterday will,
a very good grace, saying that she
could not find 1t In her heart to censure
her son, remembering that she had
been married when but seventeen her-
self.
The newly welded couple will make
their home at Oak Grove.
Personals and Briefs.
| Continued inquiries are being received
in this city from CINCINNATI relative
to Ashby j. Carter, as to whether OF