The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-26
MUSICAL PROGRAM
WILL Be RENDERED
Mrs. William Hill to Direct Me
mortal School Celebration
in Petersburg.
GIVE DANCE AT PARK
Miss Mears Married to James
Marks-Personals and Briefs
From Cockade City.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
PETERSBURG. July ga de-
lightful musical program VIII be rem
dered Friday night at the Duncan
NJ. Brown Memorial school. directed
by Mrs. William b. Hill and assisted
by Petersburg's musical talent
PART l. i
Chorus, Peasant Wedding March"
(Soderman)
Vocal solo. (a) The Old Sexton"
(Russell) OBJ "A Jolly Good
Song" .(GeibeD
Mr.. Eugene Talbot
Piano solo (selected) Miss Dorothy
Peasants.
Vocal duet, Hunters Song" (Ku
chen)-Miss Emily Gillian, Miss ST.
sic Alley.
Vocal solo, THE Gypsy Trail" lGal-
loway)-Miss Corinne Lyon.
Mixed quartet, The Parting Kiss
tPinsulti) -Miss Emily Mason. Mr..
Gillian. Mr. Talbot.
Vocal solo (selected)-Mr.R owlett
Male quartet, ''Forsaken" tKos-
chat)-Mr. Clayton Robinson. Mr., t.
NJ. Gillian, Mr.. Talbot. Mr.. Rowlett,
Mr.. Couch.
Jamie Dear" tBischoff) Miss
Myrtle McNealey.
PART II.
Vocal solo, (a) Bonnie Sweet Bes-
sic (Gilbert); OBJ THE Last Rose
of Summer"-Mrs. William Il. Hill.
Piano solo (selected) Miss Doro-
thy Peasants.
Vocal duet, 90 That We Two Were
Maying'-Miss Mabel Miller. Mr.. Ed
win NJ. Morrison.
Vocal solo. The Two Grenadiers'
(schumann)--Mr. Eugene Talbot.
Vocal solo, For All Eternity"
(Mascheroni)--M Mabel Miller.
Vocal solo (a) Less Than the
Dust: (b) THE Temple Bells
oodforde-F1nden)- William
B. Hill.
Mixed quartet, Good Night, Be-
loved" (Pinsuti) Miss Emily Mason,
Mrs. womack. Mr.. Gillian, Mr.. Row
lett.
Miss Almeria Marks has returned
to Petersburg after visiting relatives
in Alexandria and Washington ana
with her sister, Miss Virginia marks.
of Alexandria. visited Atlantic city
Inc fencing around heniiworth
baseball grounds is being removed by
Senator Charles T. Lassister. VINO viii
nave the lot laid on in squares for
sale as building lots.
Congressman John Lamb, of the
Third district, was In Petersburg Mon
day. y
Mr.. James H. Bailey, president OF
Post t.. 4. p. A, has returned from
a delightful visit to Virginia Beach.
Mir. and Mrs. Bartlett Roper and
daughter are stopping at Natural
Brloge.
Commonwealth Attorney Mann and
family are at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Robert Alan GamDie and chill
dren are stopping at Virginia Beach
The fortnigntly dance al the River
side Club will be given at the club
mouse in Dinwiddie on THURSDAY al
y O'Clock.
Monday afternoon Miss Winnie
| Mears was married to Mr. James b.
! marks, OF Washington. The ceremony
was performed by Or. Lloyd Moore
| pastor of the West street Methodist
| church, after which the young couple
left for Raleigh. N CT The bride
| is a popular resident OF the Wes1
/ End The groom formerly lived In
| Petersburg but for some years has
| been in the governments employ In
Washington. ID. c.
| Mr.. Henry n. Marks, aged As years
| OF Prince George county. formerly
a merchant of Petersburg. died at his
home in that county Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Marks married MISS
| Katie Warwick, daughter of Mr.. Jonr
A. Warwick. He Is survived by hi;
wife and one child, also by two
| brothers, Messrs. Eugene and Rich
ard Marks. OF Prince George county
| The funeral services of MIR. John Z
Le.1oine were conducted Monday BY
Dr. d. II. Rolston, pastor o. Seconc
| PrssDy terrain church at mis- late resi-
| dence on jefferson street The nora
| designs were many and beautiful
among them being one from the Ole
| Dominion Steamship Company, liz
whose employ the deceased had beer
many years.
The pail bearers fwere..=
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENT james NJ. Gal
la CHER. Captain J. Andy Nichols
| Messrs. Henry kevan. Robert I
Meade, WAuiter ID. Mckenney. Geors'
Nj. Wyatt. ~-',"-'"~+'
Active--Dandridge Spotswood, Ed
win B. Spotswood. r. c. Egerton. Sam
| uel Stevens. NJ w. Pyne and DIR
! Joseph d. Osborne.
| ln;erment was made In Blandfort
cemetery.