The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-08

Perhaps the two most delightful num-
bers of the evening were Elsa $
Dream by Miss Patterson, and the
"Festal Music" by Miss Harrington.
The second fortnightly musicale for
April will be Bordese's operetta of
THE Rose of Savoy" which will be
given by the vocal students in two
weeks. In the meantime all are look
ing forward with interest to hearing
the Ben Greet players next Weed In
two Shakespearian plays.
Social and Otherwise
MIR. and Mrs. James =. Banks an
nounce the engagement and approach
Ing marriage OF their daughter. Lou
ise Fox, to Mr. Herbert A. Young,
OF Petersburg. The marriage Will
take place Wednesday. April 20, with
only the Immediate family present.
Thursday night at Emporta, Va.
Miss Matilda Walker Powell became
the bride of Mr.. Walter Turnbull, of
I.awrenceville. Both parties are well
known in Petersburg.
Mrs. William l.. McGill, of Peters
burg, daughter OF General William
Malone. has been appointed matron
of honor Tor the Virginia Division.
United Sons of Confederate Veterans.
TO the Confederate reunion at Mo-
bile. Ala. April 1928,
Mrs. Eller. of Suffolk. president
OF the Daughters of the Confederacy,
IL visitor to Petersburg to-day. The
Daughters Will hold n reception In
A. +. Hill Camp Hall In her honor,
meeting at 1880 this afternoon.
The Virginia National Bank Is
building a new vault In front OF Its
present vault. the cost of same to
be about $500.
Mr.. David Dunlop is having some
very great improvements made at FL
lerslie, his farm, short distance
from Petersburg. A handsome bun
galow lis to be built. and the total
amount to be expended aggregates
$4,000
Mr.. Hugh X. Smith, commissioner
OF revenue, has appointed Messrs.
u. c. Duane. Thomas Calender, A.
S. Reinach, James b. Prentis and
w. T. z. Epperson assessors of real
estate and personal property for this
city.
A revival of growing interest Is be-
ing conducted In Ettrick by Rev. w
church. and is being assisted by Rev.
r, II. Hartness. of Richmond. The
subject of MIR. HARNESS. sermon Thurs
day night was, View OF Life Beyond
the TOMB"
DR.. W. c. Taylor. of the First Bap-
list church of Petersburg. assisted by
Rev.W. E. Hatcher. of Richmond,
viii begin revival Sunday, April 10.
The revival services at Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist church continue to grow in
interest. Many conversions have re-
suited from the meetings.
The funeral OF Mr.. w. l.. Hargrave,
the young man drowned while fishing
at Point OF Rocks, Monday night. took
place from High Street Methodist
church Thursday afternoon. and was
conducted by the pastor. Rev. w. IL.
Atwili. The burial committee of Viz
ginia Council. No. 3, Jr. O. Y. A. M.
acted as honorary pall-bearers. The
burial committee of the Daughters of
Liberty also attended. The active pail
bearers We're: s. A. Lawrence. Mat
threw Staples, Ernesr Lockett. w. d.
Mckenney, J. @. Collett. G. o. Godsey,
John Hubbard and II. &. Hughes.
Held As Murder Accessory.
Charles Thomas, colored. was arrest
ed in this city Thursday on the charge
of completely In the murder OF col
ored man In Surry county February
last. The man who actually did the
killing has not yet been arrested. 1t IL
alleged that Thomas gave his friend the
pistol with which TO shoot the MUIR
dered man. sheriff Edwards. OF Surry
and PoIicetnana Price, of Dendron. came
to Petersburg Thursday for the negro.