The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-26
EXPECTED TO DIE,
he MARR|Es FIRST
Before Undergoing Operation, W.
a. Sutenfeld Takes Fiancee to
Sun Parlor and Weds.

Especial to The Richmond Nirsinian.)
ROANOKE. VA. Oct. a6.--The sun
parior OF Jefferson hospital was the
scene of an interesting marriage Sat
urday, Mr.. W. A. Suttentieid went
10 the hospital for examination. he
Was advised that an operation was
necessary Realizing that the ope-
ration would be accompanied by more
or less danger. Mr.. suttentieid sent
for his fancee and they were mar
ried In the sun parlor. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Ii. A.
Blake, pastor OF the belmont Chris
tian church, Immediately after the
marriage MIR. Suttenfeid underwent
an operation. He is getting along
az Well as could bc expected
Members Of the ! irst Methodist
church gay. "A reception Tuesday in
honor OF their new pastor. the KEY.
q, I. Byrd. who comes 10 Roanoke
from Sevierssille. Tenn. and succeeds
the Rev. John 4. Patty. VINO goes To
East Chattanooga. Tenn. lfnaer Mr..
Patty ministry the First church
was douoied In membership and in
the pastors salary.
A number II Virginia College sta
dents spent saturday at Hockbrioge
dents spent Saturday at iioekiedge
tain, taking luncheon there and en-
toying u pleasant dance In the after
noon. The inn was decorated wiki
autumn leave. anu flowers,
Insurance Man Honosxsi
Mr.. Charles /. Lunsfora. an insur-
aiiee man oi this city. VINO VAS sent
by several Of the largest Insurance
companies af the woria To san Fran
cisco to settle losses In connection
with the earthquake and tire that
destroyed that city several years ago,
mas just received another signal hon
or bic has been appointed mem
bier al The joint conference commit
tee BY President Neal. OF the ma
iianal association Mr.. Lunsford is
the only Southerner receiving this
distinction. The joint conference
committee is the national arbitration
board which settles all grievances of
larger magnitude arising in the IRE
insurance held and sits Ia New York
several times each Year.
invitations have been sent ont BY
Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrew Cor
u"n. VI New Orleans. TO the mar
rsage of their Niece. Miss shirley Car
ter tiait 10 AIR. George Nelson Dick
ihson, OF koanoke. Tuesday, Novem-
ter >. AZ r. NJ. at tne home of
iiA1 nflht LII New orleans.
Nednesda. is the one hundredth
oifihaay OF Mr soseph Fry, Of tnls
city, he was born in Russia ana
lived there until he WAS tnirey years
old. when h. came to America. ,ocat-
ing in Hopkinsvile. KY Later ne
moved 10 Nashville, Tenn, ana TWEEN
U-three wears ago came to RoanoKe
Among his children are Mrs. Sam
Glass and Miss Stella Fry. OF Roanoke
He was eighty years old when his
youngest child WAS born. Mr. Try en-
Joys the best OF health and apparently
will be in the land VI the living when
those who are children now have
grown To maturity.
The home of Mr.. Baron Gwaltne.
at Virginia Heights. WAS raided by a
burglar Monday night. A lot Of edi-
bies and clothing We're stolen The
thief gained access to the house
through the basement.
Mr.. Rice Gwynn. formerly presi-
dent OF the Danxiile Baseball Associa-
ton. who is in Roanoke, says that
banville is pleased with the situation
In the Virginia League. and that the
city VIII do its best to place another
winning team in the field in 1911.
GLASS In Roanoke.
Congressman Carter Glass and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Head arrived in Roa-
hoke Monday evening from Washing
ton. They came here In I.ozier car.
driving through the valley. After
spending the night at Hotel Roanoke,
they left for l.ynchburg.
DIR. J. {. Bodow. surgeon OF the
Second Virginia Regiment. will leave
here Sunday night TO attend the con-
vention OF surgeons of the national
guard 10 be held In Richmond from
October 81 to November 5. inclusive.
The Rev. Father Delany. assistant
pastor Of st. Andrews Catholic church
who has been here about one year.
has beer transferred to Ports"e""'h.
and the Rev Father Hare, Of the lat
ter place, will come to Roanoke. Dur
ing his residence here Father Delaney
has made a host OF friends and ac-
auaintances, all OF whom regret to see
him leave.
A big barbecue and rally will be
given by Democrats Of Franklin at
Rocky Mount Thursday Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
occasion. Speeches viii be made by
prominent leaders.