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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08
Barnett -Poulet

A quiet wedding took place at tht
presbytery Of the Catholic church
in Opelousas Wednesday evening al
$50 o'clock, Mr.. Jesse ?. Barnett
and Miss Marie Poulet being the con
tracing parties. Rev. Father Engber-
ink oficiated
Only the Immediate family, and q
few friends, we're present, and 40 IN
yitations were issued.
Miss Gertrude Perkins, Mr.. Louis
poulet and Mr.. T.P. Bowden were
the attendants.
The young neople are Well-knoWn
and universally esteemed in 0pelou-
sas, their home, and they have the
best wishes Of the community, includ-
ing the Clarion's.
A bridal supper was partaken Of at
the residence Of the bride that even
ing where mirth and god speeds pre-
vailed.
They will reside here.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08

Governor Sanders spoke twice at The
Confederate Reunion held here last
week-on Thursday night at the
courthouse to the Confederate Vet.
erans. and on Friday morning to The
United Sons at the Auditorium.
He was invited by both of these
bodies to speak, and expressed his
qualification at the honor,
On both occasions he spoke elo-
quently and tellingly. After the ad-
dress to the old veterans most OF
them arose and met him as he de-
scended the platform and shook his
hand heartily.
Gov. Sanders was very hoarse, hav-
ing made several speeches at the La
fayette fair, but he could be plainly
heard over the hall, and even on the
outside. The courthouse was iammed
to it's full capacity, and people were
clamoring for room. In fact there
were perhaps several hundred people
who could not gain entrance to the
courthouse on the night the Governor
spoke.
His speech in full, as taken down
for the Clarion, is as follows:
Confederate Veterans, ladies and
gentlemen, want to thank you and
the organization Of the Confederate
Veterans for having 50 kindly ex-
tended me an invitation to be with
you tonight. came to 0pelousas
because T belong to the
branch Of the order. | am
a member in good standing of the
United Sons of Confederate Veterans,
and I always make it a rule TO attend
their meetings when invited. This
evening | was invited to be with you
and address you, and I esteem it a
high honor indeed to be asked by the
Confederate Veterans to be with
them and talk to them on this occa-
sion.
There are q great many things in
life, in life's philosophy, in the thought
and sentiment that must ever cling
around the hearts Of mankind, but
5he most dominant thing that differ
man, the reasoning animal,
rom all creation is the love Of home,
he love of family, and the love Of
country. Patriotism is thought by
many to be the finest sentiment
he heart is capable Of. We people
# the South have many things to be
,roud of. When we read the history
# this country we men and women
if the South can and do take pride
n everything that has been done by
'outhern men and Southern woman
Iood from the earliest period of the
olonies down to the present, when
ur Nation stands the mightiest on
tod's green footstool. We Southern
eopIe are proud-not only of our
ountry and section, but of the traits
f character thst have ever predomi-
ated in Southern breasts. This
ountry Of ours, these United States,
wes more to Southern brain and
ravery than it will ever be able to
apay. Looking at the question
oldly and dispassionately, if there is
United States of America to-day,
the Declaration Of independence is
living, breathing fact that has car
led a message of peace and good
i'll to downtrodden people Of all the
orld, then it is true likewise that it
the product of a Southern mind,
homas jefferson. And the product
: his brain would have been rem
cred as of nought had it not been
,r the sword of George Washington
no made the Declaration of Inde-
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08

There was not d drop Of
Southern blood that was
spilled in VAIN. When the
people can give to the
world a Lee, a Jackson, a
Forrest and a Beauregard,
then all the blood that was
shed was shed glOriOusly,
Il for no other reason than
that we can say ours is the
highest type of man the
world has seen.---GOYernOr
Sanders.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08

Editor Strother, of the Eunice
Star, was here for few hours We'd
nesday. Mr.. Strotheris giving Eunice
a splendid paper.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08

" - II IIOIEIFUN.
The old warrior who loves the
South and its Lost Cause and those
who defended the furled flag Of the
Confederacy. He responded to the
address of welcome for the Veterans.
His address appears in another col
umn of this issue.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08

Commander La. Division, U. S. c. VI.
Commander Richardson is a popu-
lar fayorite of the Sons. And no
wonder that he is: courteous, afable,
a splendid organizer and Jealous
worker, his reelection as Commander
of the Louisiana Division was but a
merited compliment and master
stroke for the good Of the organiza-
tion.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08

Mr.. G. Bonvillain, an old Con.
federate soldier, visited at the home
d bis son Mr. II. IT., Bonvillaiu during
the Reunion.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08
EMPHATIC CANAL WILL
BE READY in TINE
Mr.. SchelI Ralterales Statement that He VIII
Be Ready to Irrlgate Next Rice Crop.
WILL BE HERE IN FEW WEEKS
Mrs. SChelI, Who Has Been Very Ill with
typhoid Fever, Is Improving in Health-
ALeiisr 10 Or. BercIeF.

Il want to say to you en-
phatically that we will finish
the plant and have it in opera
tion in ample time for next sea
sons crop Cor crop Of 1919
]. Franklin schell. in letter to
Dr.. Bercier.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08
THE CIARIONsS ClAEM,

That Il has lager circulation than I'LL
ihs newspapers published ll tho par.
Ish combined; and as large circulation
as any Weekly published ln The State.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1910-10-08

Continued on page ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
THE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN.

~ Mira. CAiaahan. Her sub3eot wa
.'our Privileges In the Orient"
Mrs. Callahan spoke Of the wonder
full growth IN the twenty years shs
had wOSikeA ~ Japan from the dime
whom there were no girls schools 70
the prAaant when tina country car,
boast many excellent facilities Tor
women.
She spoke thankfully Of thu sig.
nifcant points Of the hmpsror and
his son. who has known -Chrjseianity
stnoe his birth. though not protesting
&, and hax Bfbte Of hin own, and
the generous gift OF the father Of So
goo for Y. n. G. A. during the war.
After the address resolutions Of
gratitude for the benefits Of the meet
Ing were drawn by q committee 'oi
ladies, after which the meeting ad-
journd until p. M. Tusday night
WIN the societies were addressed b.
Rev. Dey, pastor Of the Chase CitJ
church. A short meeting was held a,
10 o'clock Wednesday.
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LADY MISSIONARIES
MEET II CHASE CITY
Farmville District NJ. r. Church
Delegates Hold Annual Meet

Especial to The Richmond virginian.1
CHASE CITY, VA. May 1.-The
opening OF the ladies' missionary an
nuat meeting of Farmvtlle district was
held in the NJ. T.. church or chase
city Monday night, May 2, by a praise
service. After several hymns OF praise
MIR. u. r. Dadmun made an appear
for the heartfelt praise of the society
delegates and people
Opening the meeting by several tes-
tlmoniais of good work faithfully done
and thankfully acknowledged, heV'
Mr., Green, OF Fnrmville charge. then
gave q talk, giving all due credit 70
the work OF the women of the M. IL.
church, whose organization was. he
stated, Of the Same age as his own
pastorate. He gave all honor and
praise to the cnnsecrated workers In
the cause.
A solo was rendered by Miss OYER
by. and the meeting closed with praise
and prayer,
Tuesday morning the business meet
ing was opened by Rev. Rascum Dey.
pastor of the church, with the hymn,
hSweet Hour OF Prayer" followed by
prayer, after which Mrs. y. 7. Efafa,
secretary of the district, took charge
of the meeting.
Mrs. Lucius Gregory was elected res
!. cording secretary.
An address OF welcome was given
the delegates by Mrs. A. T. Finch and
+rrypunsgu To by Mrs. II. ". fubirette
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Barton Heights

Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Winston. Of
COS Lamb avenue. left Saturday for
Orange to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Hatcher.
Luther Wright and Thomas J. Mo-
BILE, owners of . lot OF land In Brook
land district, have instituted suit In
the Henrtco county circuit court
against the town OF Barton Heights
to have the corporation entoaned ana
restrained from dumping sewerage on
their land through . stream known
that the Barton Heights sewers empty
into Cannon's branch and have In
jured the property belonging to the
plaintiffs.
Miss Mary Ryland. Of Ginter Park.
left Monday for New York, where
she witt spend UeyerHf uayB VISITING
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Gillis Bowie, OF COS Lamb ave-
nue., went to Charlottesville 6atur-
day to be the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. Giflie Hill.
The deacons Of the Baptist church
will meet In the pastors study Tues
day night.
/. rotary of the Sunday school commit
| tee OF the Presbyterian church. de-
1 livered an able address to the Mems
| Brotherhood at the Barton Heights
! Presbyterian church Monday night.
| Miss Lizzie Singleton, OF Hender-
| son. n c., Ia visiting her brother. MT.
/ j. K. Singleton, of Minor street
| Rev. A. c. Bergman left Monday
evening for Asheville. ". c.. WHARF,
he will attend the general conference
of the Southern Methodist church.
The game OF baseball played on
u tn Go s,R
day afternoon between the "Skreem.
ers" and the Barton Heights nine re-
suited in a tie OF to 4, and ten In
nings were played.
Mrs. L. V. Chisholm, of Louisa
county, who was the guest Of hel
daughter, Mrs. A. r. Goodwin. fol
several days. left Tuesday for Salem
10 visit relatives.
Mr.. l.. A. Winn and daughter. Aisi
Helen, Of Toledo, O.. who have beer
In Victoria, Lunenburg county, Wis
iting relatives for several days. ar
rived in Barton Heights Monday at
ternon. and 10 the guest OF Mrs J. r
Stringer, sos Virginia avenue.
The remains OF little Elizabeth. thu
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs- pa
vid G. McGavock. of 500 Miller ave
nue., who died suddenly Saturday
morning, were taken to Max Meadow
and entered at IL o'clock on Mon
day. Rev. J. w. S. Robins and wife
of Norfolk. the father and mother o
Mrs. McGavock, accompanied Mr. an'
Mrs McGavock. on their sad mission
Mr. j. c. Haley, OF Salem, was tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Goodman
the early part of the week
The Ladies' Missionary Society 0
the Baptist church held its regula
monthly meeting Tuesday Afternoon
in the home OF its president. Mr.
Burton Mountcaxtle. COS Lamb ave
nue..
Miss A. l. Goodwin and Miss Mat
tie Beckham. of Frederick's Hall
Louisa county, arrived Tuesday at
ternoon and are the guests OF MI
and Mrs. A. T. Goodwin.
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Mr.. and Mrs Charles Rheimer and
son. who have been IN Richmond
for the past six weeks visiting MrA.
Rheimer's sisters, Mesdames Ludley
Miller and Nellie Rogers, left Monday
afternoon for their home In Baltt-
more.
| The condition Of Master Earle New.
who In suffering from a complication
| Of diseases. one Of which IL the dread
| ed hookworm, remains unchanged He
IL In very critical state. and his
parents have the synapathy of their
many friends.
James NJ. e. church held an en-
! thusiastic meeting Monday afternoon
| in the primary school room Of the
church. The occasion Was the bring
| ing in OF the talent money and the
| sum OF $62.S0 was collected, with
some members yet to report. Re-
treatments were served. and q social
hour enjoyed after the business meet
Ing.
ty-ninth street, who has been quite
sick for several days. u still confined
TO his bed.
Mrs. William Haynes. who has beer
spending a month in Washington =,
the guest OF her daughters MesdAmes
william LevaFre and Edward Fianni'
gan, leaves the last OF the week fol-
New York to visit another daughter
Mrs. Leon Graves
Miss Grace Pollard, Of North Thtr.
y-third street. Il out again. after NJ
illness OF several weekA
Mrs. Gilbert Brittle Of Thirty-fixs'
and Clay streets. continues very sici
at her home.
Chinboraxo C3tixenS Association
held a meeting Monday evening Il
their club room on the park a let
ter was received by tbs Clay Wars
Annex Citizens Association accepting
. the invitation to b present at IN,
NEXT meeting Monday. May is, nj
p. NJ, The object OF their coming !
to discuss the question OF . ccmmls
sion form Of municipal government
Il lis hoped that there win BE- . larv
turnout of East End citizens to mes
the Clay Ward visttora.
Mr.. John Echermerhorn. OF "a
North Thfrty-seeond street. continue
very sick at his homo.
Tho coalition Of Mira India
Armstrong. OF s10s Pleasant stree,
I who was knocked down and slightl
injured by one wheel Of = runabou
passing over her head. r reported bet
j ter. The accident occurred Sunda
afternoon In Oakwood avenue. nea
: : the gate, whom ArA Afmstrong ha
just alighted from . car. Alth0ugl
= Mrs- Armstrong was unconscious 80
\ some time. and n stifl suffering froE
nervousness. abe was not serfounl
: hurt.
: Mr. ANA Nrs. f. r. Blckoxs ~
] spending several day. in Norfolk an
: Washington.
il A1rs. George r. Greene, Of sTf
East NarshAll street. and her stssel
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r. y, Powers. A, n. A6aMa. A, v. Cons
way, ], 81. Irvine and Sol. Kaufman.
RALEIGH VETERANS
HOLD MEMORIAL DAY
Presented With Gateway 10 Gems
etery by Mrs. p. =. Mcfeet
Of Richmond,

Especial to The Riehnond vtrxtniAn-l
RALEIGH. N. c.. May i1s-Memo.
rial Day exercises were held hare
Iussday and : pragTAm Of unusual
excellence wAs carried ont ne vet.
evans tf the Civil WAp be9en " oaths
81 early In the daH knd AL OvsRsthA
streets ceuld b sean troup4 Of them
discussing the days Of st1-sek-~ Junt
before ia O'Clock thsy were fessnsQ
In 5 line BY twoa On Fay0ttevtlla
street, and la ~ tha famous ttfA
and drum 6orps, marched 70 the Caps
stni SQUARE There under the shadA
Of the apreAding branchea Of tAa
great cid oaks, with carpet Of vel~
vety grass. fOOd-ladsA tables had been
arr4nEed,
1t 7 0fcIocE line 81 marchs headt
ca b. the Third Regiment panAs the
cadet band from a, and ~, College
and military company undep the
ct<ausAnd az Captain Moody waa
formed and proceeded 70 Oakwood
Cemetery, upCn the arrival IT the
cenetery Hate thu meeting was opens
"a with prayer w Hev. "A. y. VIII
cor, After = hymn ~ the city choir,
Prastdent d, II, HilIs rs A, and ~.
Cpliees. introduced 0overno9 Kitchin,
who detivarAd the oFation,
ina feature 6f the program Wa1
the pRaaentaf hon q beautiful Nos
moriai gatsway 10 The Confederate
cemeteSy, tn peaaentatt0n oeln9
made 81 Mrs ii n Mo0ttt for
merry az this OatN NOW = resident
OF HiuhmUuds wxN EuHech pf xccapt1
ancA 40 mada ~ ~ ~ ~ Hill
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J. S. James,
7th and Main Streets.
Reliable Aecownss Solicited.

George Mayo, Mrs. Granville Valentine /
and Mrs. Chttes Ferreli
At the close OF the meeting delight
full receptions were served.
Interesting Engagencnts.
Mrs. Alexander Hill Smith. OF Will
iiamston, N. c. has announced the
engagement OF her daughter, annie
ders, the wedding to take place on
June is at the Church of the Advent
In Wiliiamston.
Miss Smith. who IL a granddaughter
OF MIR. Richard Hall Smith, Of Halifax
county, Va, and In prominently con-
neoted throughout Virginia DIR.
Saunders was educated at the Univer-
Eity of North Carolina wher he was a
prominent member Of the u. Il. X.
fraternity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Slack oden'hal.
OF Norfolk, announce the engagement
and approaching marriage OF their
daughter, Blanche TO Mr.. George Min
itrec Payne, tho wedding to take place
In juno.
menfs liz that OF Miss Caro- Roller. OF
! Charleston, o. c.. TO Dir. Carol Rob-
insor1. Miss Roller has frequently
Visited here and has many relatives
Throughout the State.
| Meeting Of Summer Rest Workers.
Members Oh the t~u-apENAAAfF WA
ers of Richmond and all friends OF
/ the summer Rest are urged to attend
! the regular monthly meeting OF the
society at the home of the president.
! Mrs. George Annesley Barksdale, b0s
/ East Grace street, at $3.50 p. NJ. Tues
/ day. May H. This meeting In OF Inn
/ portance, az the moonlight excursion
OF May "a will be arranged for. and
the question of increasing the rate
1 Of beard at Summer Rest to meet the
increased cost of living will be dis
cussed and decided
Personals.
Mrs. George Annesiey Barksdale IL
spending several days at Greenwood,
Va.
MIR. and Mrs John G.. Armisteat
came to Richmond to attend the bal
. given by the Blues on Tuesday even
.. ing.
Mrs. Shirley Carter has returned Il
! her home in Norfolk, after visit t.
: friends here.
Miss Helen Miller. of Albany rs tn
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Hunsdon Cary
: at is4e West Grace street.
= Miss Cook. Of Baltimore, who ma
been the ugest of Mrs, Malvern Pat
4 terson, returned to her home on Wed
: nesday morning.
Mrs. James Brown Potter. of Ne'
i York. Is at the Jefferson for sewers
n days.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Walter q. White hay
q returned TO their home in Wythevill,
after visit to friends here.
Miss Marjorie Morton liz the Husl
!. Of Miss Sadie Barrett In Portsmouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
MANY hear STORY
or HALlEYS COMET
Large Crowd Gathers at College
to Hear DIR. Winston In
teresting Lecture.

TSsttfytng TO the deep interest felt
large audience, which crowded the
chapel OF Richmond college. Tuesday
night heard Professor Charles II. VIM
stou lecture on this subject.
For nearly two hours he explained
In detail mnny facts relating to this
famous celestial vagabend. His words
were closely followed by the audience,
all Of whom. apparently. wished to be
Waii- informed OF the fiery body.
Prof. winston briefly reviewed the
life Of Edmund Haley. who was an tn
innate of Sir Isaac Newton, He point
"a out that HALEY was the first
scfentist to plot . comets orbit. The
speaker was thoroughly familiar with
skA sopae. havsns devoted considerable
study 70 the subject
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11

in-law. Mrs. Hattie bland. leave Tues
day for Elisabeth City, n. G. AIrs-
Greene will be absent from the city
for r month.
Mr.. A.. c. Minter. OF 40 North
Twenty seventh street, was quite Sc
yerely hurt while ~ work Monday. In
soms way the derrick OF huge crane.
near which Mr. Minter worked. got
beyond control and coming in contact
with tho hosa knocked Mr.. Mtnter
down. cutting him about the head and
severely brushing his body. He waa
taken 70 his home In the ambulance.
Mr.. Wiiliam Jones, SO we'll known
j on the hill. but now residing near
| the National Cemetery, 10 very i'll. His
brother, Mr.. Lewis Jones, Is also very
sick at his home. S0I North Twenty
/ fifth street.
| Miss Ruth Zines, of se1s East
Broad street, has returned home from
= visit to Shimolkie. Pa. where she
had q delightful time visiting rela-
ttves.
] The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mira
! 4. e. Gordon. OF s622 East Broad
street. In very Ill.
Mr.. aud Mrx kimber Zines. OF shi-
mokie, Pa. hAye moved TO Richmond.
where they VIII reside In the future.
Until they are domiciled in their new
home they viii be the guests Of their
brother. Mr. W. b. Zines. so1s East
Broad street.
ArrM MARY Edwards. OF Eeufort, ~
C...who has been visiting relatives and
friends In Richmond. will return to
her home to-day. Mrs Edwards, with
q party Of friends. took in the beauties
OF Church Hiil Tuesday. visiting St.
John's and Chimboraxo, and also
spending some time with Mrs l. A.
| Guy.
i Miss Ruth Evans. OF 33es East
Broad street, - quite stek at her hcme~
4 Several members OF the family OF
Mr.. william Hohson. ssIo East BROAD
street.. have had scarlet fever. but are
convaleecent now
1 Thare will be . unique sntertatn-
mont IAN Evening or Fun" at Christ
church parish hail. for the benefit Of
the G. G. A. baseball nine, Friday
evening. May 20. at SIS o'clock.
Il Niss Grace Robegsen. daughter Of
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Robertson. Of S2A
North Twenty-sixhth street. IL recov-
ering from quite peculiar accident.
While 1T play she slipped and fell.
sticking . lead pencil through her
! jaw. causing an abscess. which nsces-
STATED an operation By Or. Bcaher.
She n getting along nicely.
Il Mr.. Matt J, Davis OF 2f4 North
/ Thirty-seecnd street. continues quite
i sick with rheumatism At his home. Mt.
/ Cittaen9 Association. and r. very pop-
! ular On the hill.
The remains Of MrA Mary G. per-
, due. who died a the residence Of her
son. Mr. =. =. Fcrdus. near Highland
Sprtn9A have been removed To- the
/ home Of her daughter. Mrs Mary Nor
: ris. i10S North Twenty~seventh street.
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of Crewe. after which Mrs. ID. 7.
Elan addressed the meeting, givins
interesting details Of the work and
expressions of encouragement for
greater future work.
Reports from ten societies follow
cd, and then came a dainty luncheon
prepared by the ladies' of the church
for the delegates.
H.frfrpgg TuEsday nfFern0on was
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

LEnGDUn0. VA. May 1.-THE Re-
.n,,..- ur>.~ttva t,orsnstte~ az the
puNssen $4,000 s. -s.-.S.S. -. -
Htghth COa9fesstonAi pissrscs met "a
AlsxAndssA city with Representatives
fro,r an the counties of the district
~. sn.s = ~. - Alsrandr,A
lnose On ene ~. e 49,. - C-.-..
to nominate = cAnAtdAse NJ tOnss
TO onpos> Hon. c. G. cariip. the Demo
r.,,,r.-
cratic nV"v~
wISDsoR Va: M, y.I ii "a asn. :,
wes sestcvalv sealAeA TuaeAe3, % RE
mill bu the Nxnl0o4oA Of h0t.N4taf
pips On the holJeN Hlp ee9y 40 umcs
were vsgy peAy naessfeec M ~ ~
clothss ooul0 - rNMcxsA tsuua w.
---
nHAHyorrmav1rr;n VA. Nav III
~ .~ssS~-c~ ~ HS~-~S 6senvnaa An tha
i Tne f FosS. Sss 3 6rcssisG w -,
ssrs TS,ssdsw mcrniSs \ naX az the
s n0sr 49, ."ws3 An~ &rn n sun.
ncsSH IN hnve r{srfsd &on 4 kitcnen
ny - - , $3.50
$1,000, - 49, !. 40 ..r,y
s. !; 4
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VIRGINIA
WEDDINGS.


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May II.
---Ex-Mayor and Mrs. George w. OH
yer. Of the University of Virginia,
have announced the approaching
marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Katherine Roy. to DR.. II. Cabeii Mad
dug. of the United States army. the
event to take place late In the pres
ent month. Or. Maddux is recent
graduate OF the medical school Of tho
University OF ttrWintx. White IN cots
lege he took Z prominent part In
athletics, being q member OF both
the baseball and football teams. lie
played second base on the varsity
nine. and was end on the varsity
football eleven.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-11
Highland Springs

The Ladies Aid society will hold a
meeting Thursday at 2:3o p. M. In the
Methodist church,
Queen Esther Circle with meet Thurs
day night at the home Of Miss Alma
Krezmarx
The Daughters Of Liberty met Mon
day night and made arrangements Tor
stereopticon and musical entertain
ment to be given May 33rd 1t a:iS r.
NJ, At the Highland Springs hall 40.
mission ten cents: refreshments viii
be served.
, Tho odd Fellows win hold their reg
niar meeting Wednesday night 1T the
I Odd Fellows hall.
! The. Jr. o. u. a. H. viii meet Thurs
I day night atathe Odd TeIIoWe haiL
: Mr.. B. 8. driflith. OF Clifton Forge, II
visiting Mr.. H. s. Leftwtch. Of Kifazpia
The Liberty Hail Society club held
special meeting Friday night Nay
! 6th, AZ s.se r. NJ. Installation cf on
GERS for the coming quarter are - fol-
lows.
Arthus Gray, President; Luther
Chambers. Vice Prest6sut. AIRS. H. r,
Leftwtch, Treasurer; Halle LsftMtch,
Secretary. Chaperonss. MesAames Lou
is Barnes, ]. h, Leftwich. T. G. CTtdltn
Fl. s. Leftwich. Messrs. I, @. Cridiin aud
II, r. LeftWich,
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Annouucexi Coming Nup,ials.

LYNcHBURG. VA, May IT,
Mrs. william N, Wexford has an
nounced the approaching marriage Of
her daughter, Miss Virginia Rogers.
Of Wexford. TO John H. Wallace. Of
Fredericksburg. Va. The marriage Is
to take plaH here on the evening OF
June /.