The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-14
ms. H0et GIVES
TEMPERANCE TALK
President of W. c. r Z. Makes
Address Before Fredericksburg
Anti-Saleon League.
PREDICTS PROHIBITION
Thinks Strobe Bill Though De-
feated Worked Great Good
Other News.

Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. March
ta.-Mrs. Howard NJ. Hoge. presi-
ent Of the woman's Christian Tenn
.,erance Union. addressed the ladies O.
me Anti-Saloon League last Friday
yening at the Methodist church. She
eas insronuced by Rev. J, II. Hen
lerlite. OF the Presbyterian eharch.
who spoke of the great work she wts
Engaged in and the wonderful good
: accomplished by the W (. r. L.
Mrs. Hoge referred to the organ.-
alton that she represented, and the
fort during the last thirty years t.
rotect the home and to introdn"e =
scientific instruction in the puth,
,clroois of the land against the use of
II alcoholic drinks, sac told of t't-ft
i the temperance forte before The
sirgsnia Legislature 10 State-~ a 2
T5nfBtrTGH. SnC atenGCd every seS
iur Of the committee. she said.
TIL speaker Sc siarei shs did not
eel discouraged 1t Sos defeat % The
az assure, but le!t grt'ificd al the ~
lie and the publicity gwen the c'dhc
throughout the state. This, she ht .
uved, would educate the people Of
ias Commonwealth OIL the liquor q tGs-
den
~, Hnge en- pha hs the ifapeFt-tas "a
Il having temperance literature In .i;s'
acme. and the powes Of the home Ia
iuence, not only against the liquor
.rafiic. but also against the drink
aabit
Mr.. Howard Resigns.
Mr. Clarence IL Howard has re-
signed as chairman oil the Washing
on Masonic Memorial Association. MIR.
howard has given a great deal of time
tnd tabor to the committee, which has
received about 20, 600 tor the proposed
sempic
This Is the second tine am effort has
aeen made to erect Masonic memo
rial To Washington by this lodge. The
first attempt was made IN 1859. when
the following Masuns composed the
.inrnmttten: }. J. y aa#gs lar George p.
Carmichael, J, j. Chew, Joha w. Col
iins & s HnWisnn- l. Preston Wall
.'urd and Robert j Morrison. The
slbaye men. MeIi remembered here. hut
are NOW dead, were represe natives of
old Virginia families. whose names
nave made the State famous both In
peace and in war
fscnerai Meeting Called.
The committee recently appointed
To formulate plans for an educational
association tor this city has called a
general meeting Of those interest in
aduuRtion Tor Tuesday night
MIR. J. III. Btnford. of Richmond.
formerly connected with the Educa-
ton Commission OF Virginia. has been
invited to address the meeting.
Other News.
Rev. y. G. Hennine. chairman OF
the Baptist Educate Commission,
preached at the Baptist church here
sEEr night. itcy, ijenning is working
diligently for a greater Weman's Col
iege for Richmond.
Rcl- Frederick izAt44a4tlt, --f RAN
doipi1- Macon College,. filled the pulpit
OF the Methodist church yesterday
morning and night This church has
beer without a pastor since the death
OF Rev. Dolly, The appointment of a
new pastor VIII be made at the con-
ferent which meets this month
Mr.. Thomas b. Love, private seere-
tary of Captain g, +. Willard was a
guest I'm nur city during the week,
Mrs 6ayt1ur. wite ot Mayor Gay
Her. ~ New York. and Ars. Frank
Page Of BROOKLYN. are guests of Miss
Willie Schroeder on Hanover street.
MIR. aad Msa. w. G.. t.raIR,-nf New
York, }.tH.ptns from q visit South,
spent ~ i days with Mrs Fred
RobiHsoH, IS. ter of Mrs, Craig, al her
home. "TaH HEll," overlooking Fred
erieksburg,
Major NJ M. JefTreys. superinterd-
emit OF the Saiional Cemetery here,
left Saturday Tor visit 10 Gettysburg
and his former home In West Viz
ginia.
Mr. w Il, Quinn. q Richmond. is
on VIsif here to his fathers fam
lily
Miss NJ. l.. Wright. of this city. is
visiting her friend. Mrs. H. y. Epps,
on Hanover avenue. Richmond
Judge j, f. Mason appointed on
Saturday the following citizens OF
EpotsyiSania county 10 act Ms Road
commissioners; Captain NJ. h. Rowe
and Dr w. A. Harris, for CORTLAND
district; Mr.. George W. Perry and w
NJ Thorhurn, for Chancellor district.
This committee will have charge OF
the disbursement Of the 100000 Vot-
cd by the county for road improve
mentg.
Rev r. a. Williams left to-day for
Ghariestowa. W. Va TO assist Rev. W
n. Flanagan in "A revival meeting t.
be held there Mr.. w j. Phillips ac-
cofnpanted Mr. Williams 10 direct and
have chargeof large chorus during
the meeting.