The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
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The Beethoven recital cSyen Satur-
day morning by the pupils or ROBERT
son Piana forte school, represenuns
the memory work OF some OF ,he
pupils for the months OF December
and January was crealtabN anu IA
tarextinEiy rendered.
saxaral attractive selections we're
played by Misses Virginia Leigh NOT
ton. Harriatte Camp, sara seward
R.,sa May Seward. Elizabeth Badger
and Margaret Dunlop. In the AFTER
noon the following selections from
Beethoven were played By the adVehc-
ed uiass: Andapte from Grand sep
foYsr. Miss Olive Lyons; Sonata, Up. ~
No. q. @ major, Miss Bessie Wepp'
Sonata, OPP 70. @ major, Miss Lucy
Kistier; sonata, OPP. Z, K nat MAJOR
first movement, Miss virginia Meaoe
Wake; Bagateiie. A minor, Miss lucy
EistIer; Sonata, OPP, II. No. tMo"n
hight. { sharp minor, Miss Maude
lsrnwaer Sketches of the life Of Bee
thoven we're read by Misses Crowder
and webb.
Death Of Mrs. Sharks.
Mrs Juditn Elizabeth ShanEs,
widow of James T.. Shanks. died sun
dav morning az l;45 O'clock al her
rssidente on Grove avenue, after u
brief Illness.
she Is survived by two sisters
Miss Jane Peterson, OF this city a1c
afrs. Robert II. Richardson. OF fFeh-
rnond She Was IA sister of the iats
Recs. r. A., f. Nj and Matt1ihs Pc
! rsTEoH, prominent HtuIsteTS OF 1ne
Methodist church. -
hound bead In Rowboat.
Saturday fnai .aingt e'dr. George Cot
ton Was found gsaa in his row ooa'
H.. zion me- Uni
oil Hooks. mir Cotton. who was q
hunter ara trapper, had gone 10 look
aitefe his traps The cause Of his death
Is not known.
Aiartstrato Friend, OF Chesterfield
county. MAS notified, bat what action
regarding an inquest has not yet been
learned
sunday In the Churches.
I,r Charles Ii, Strlb!ing addressed
large and appreeiattve audiences at
the Tahb street church Sunday morn
ing and evening. lie has been anani-
rnously called to this church as pas
tor to succeed Dr. John 5. Foster, Who
recently removed TO Birmingham, Ala,
AZ the Second Presbyterian church
Miss Hannah Thomas, a talented sin
ser from Norfolk, rendered a beauu-
fni selection.
Rev. ]. X JoliiT, presiding elder OF
this district, has child slok with
pneumonia at his residence on High
street
Revs. IT. Il Reeves and W. II AT
nili, pastors, respectively, Of Wash
lngton Street and High Street Metho-
dist churches. are preaching especially
intereEting sermons,
The Rev Frank L. Wells, of Ash
land. Va. IL in the city to-day HI
was formerly pastor Of the WESLEY
Methodist church. Of Petersburg.
FriGay night the residence of Mr.
william wilbur. 26s High street
Mas entered from the rear by bur
glars. hut were frightened off by MIR
Cnn Andrews, who was asleep in
the house 1T the time, before the,
hAd succeeded in carrying off any
thing.
Motion OSerruIed.
The motion To set aside the verde
OF the Jury and grant a new trial II
the case of Mrs, Pattie A. Pearee. II
wiaosn suit against the Virginia Rail
way and Power Company for 3.00l
damages the Jury awarded her $4,000
damages, WAS oyerrulcd by Judge J
II Mullen in the Hustings Court.
The GroSsman Seed and Supply Go.
Ire, whose business is now located
on Bank street, Will open this weel
a branch store on the corner of Oai
and Harrison streets. where they pro
pose carrying sample line Of agri
cultural mac hinerAA as we'll al full
supply OF seeds The Bank stree
store viii also be continued.