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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
Ashland

ASHLAND. VA. December is
The impromptu hop at the audi
forum Monday was enjoyed az only
such aui t.kiy gotten up entertainments
are ar Battle White and Mr..
Gavin Jones were the leaders. The
dancers were: Misses Josephine ana
Margery Mckee, Edith White, Gus
sic and Page Nixon. Bertie peJarnette.
Emma Lee Pridds', Louise Ware, LII
liam Dolly. lmogene Riddick, Margie
Chisholm, Ruth Blakey. GraSson
Hoofnagle. Marva thompson. Annte
Ns-on Potter and Messrk. r. w.
Tae6er Sr, Paul Biinncee. DaVen-
port Mosby, ". sydner Saunders,
Iriddg. Frank Cox, Ralph Midvette.
Ron Hunter. Frank Vaughan. Luther
HartsooiS {. Tucker Charles Chenery.
Walton Vaughan. FIJI WhlSs. Borden
Rice. & Il. Jones and Battle White.
Chaperones. Mrs. HeJarnette and Mrs.
Parkhurst.
The. following taken from a Balti-
more paper to-day viii h. af interest
to many of Miss Thnrstons friends.
Miss Elizabeth Elliott Thurston viii
entertain her college and city friends
to he given al her residence, 254 Rob-
ert street. Miss Thursten mas been
spending the winter South. but is
home for the Christmas holidays
Christmas tree entertainments were
given last night at the Episcopal and
the Christian churches. both We're
beautiful and successful in the eyes
of the little ones for whom they were
given The Methodists will hold their
entertainment Tonight in the sunday
school room,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
Attractive Jewelry

served at DeImonico's. Very elaborate
| place cards found the guests suited 70
| the sentiment expressed thereon.
! West Point would like to have a hand
| in the eulogies passed upon the new
! auditor. Hon. s. r. Donahoe. AS he was
/ at one time d very prominent citizen
| and probably sci up business for him.
| self right here when he started out.
! Among the most notable things that he
I has accomplished In life was the found :
! ing and running for several years West
| Points first newspaper the West Point
| Star. thought of To this day as the
! Journal 81 civilization. In the seven :
/ ties this paper was started. In 1875
/ Mr.. Donahoe married Miss Eloise Eu-
| bank. cousin of Ex-Governor Monta :
] que and Mrs. Joseph Willard. and the
youug married people were popular
with great number of friends here.
All saioons were closed in West Point
Monday and good order was univer-
sal
! The Sunday school Of the Christian
church enjoyed an entertainment pro-
| viaed for them bY the church Monday
night in the home Of Mr. j. w. owens
I ON Wednesday the Methodist church
Will give an entertainment to the chill
dren. and on Thursday night the en-
/ tertainneut comes of In the Baptis,
church in the form Of cantata in ad
dition 10 the annual tree.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
NINE LEHMANN WILL
Be HEARD IN RICHMOND
NOTED COMPOSER TO APPEAR
HERE UNDER AUSPICES OF
WEDNESDAY CLUB

Music lovers in Richmond are look
ing forward with great delight to the
appearance Of Nine. Liza Leninann
in this city on the evening Of jan
nury ) next. Nine. Lehman Will
appear here under the auspices OF the
"Wednesday Club and Will be heard IN
the auditorium Of the Jefferson. She
is a composer Of considerable note
and In nov touring America with the
following quartet: Miss Blanche Tom
lin, soprano. Miss Paigrave Turner.
contraite: Hubert Eisdell. tenNr;
Julien Henry. baritone
With Nine. Lehman at the piano.
the program will be a. follows
Some Cecie--''in a Persian garden. -
llng's Jungle Book. Miss Pa,grave-
Turner; songs. There is bird he
meath your window. III / We're a
bird ! would sing all day" Hubert
Eisdeli: song. "Incient OF the French
camp. Juli~2 Henry. songs, Pearl
and song" and Everybody's secret"
Mise Blanche Tomlin.
Song Cycle--Thc nonsense songs,
from Alice in Wonderland" quar-
tet,e.
Nine Lehman frs. gained notice
as IA concert ballad singer in London
which is her home
musical critic writing OF one OF
her concerts says. The concert was
not only thoroughly enjoyable because
'iof its purely musical qualities. but
IL had go different. don't you know"
character. that gave added attractive
ness to it"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
SOCIAL FUNCTION
AT WEST POINT
CONGRATULATIONS TO MR.. DON.
OHOE-TOWN DRY CHRISTMAS
DAY-cHRiSTMAS ENTER
TAiNMENrS.

WEST POINT. VA. Dec 2s,~~The
most interesting event ct the holidays
go lar In the ccie hra.iou of tire twcnti
eth anniversary of the wedding of Mr..
and Mrs Ed. horvitz. MIR. Morvitz has
been one Of West Points most enter
prising business men FOR about twenty
eight years He married Miss Rose
Levin, Of Baltimore The guests. all
members of the family, came down
from Baltimore Oh Christmas morning.
reaching here IN time fer breakfast.
There were Mrs. Levin. Mrs, Morvitz's
mother. Miss Minnie Levin, who ex-
poets to take her degree at Columbia
University. New York. this session: Mr..
and Mrs krulwich. Of New York. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Cahe; Mr., and Mrs,
Charles Ahramson, OF Baltimore. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levin, of Balti-
more. Mr.. Levin has been for n num-
Der of years the editor OF The Jewish
Comment and Is secretary OF the Ma
tional Federation Of Jewish Charities.
This was indeed gala occasion. a
feast of reason and flow of soul. as
well as Il feast Of good things to cat
that would have easily surpassed any
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
DIFFERENCE OF AN at"
IN THE kEEZEL SITUATION

Especial to The Richmond NirginianD
HARRISONBURG. VA. Dec. 2s,--
The people living ut distance from
fiarrisonburg are hefuddled and be-
Keezelfed. according to travelling man
stopping at the kav6naugh Hotel. The
keezel-ont and Keexel-in stories that
have been coming out Of Harrisonburg
have brought about a state OF confu
sion In the public mind. A Harrison
burg politician suggests a diagram as
follows by way OF explanation:
/. George r. keezell (notiee the
spellnx). for twent.- years State sena-
tor from Rockingham. Democrat and
county chairman OF party: was APP
pointed treasurer Of Rockingham
county to succeed f. w. Carpenter, re-
signed. Incidentally he stands feet
and s inches and weighs 800 pounds.
2. Charles NJ. Keezel (notice the
spelling). for five years postmaster at
Harrisonburg and active leader Of the
Republican organization forces in the
Seventh congressional district: Repub-
lican; was removed from Office for al
.eged pcrnfcious political activity IN
favor Of W. l.. Dechert. whose name Is
now before the Senate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
LOVE GLIDE IS
SKATING CRAZE
II TAKES 4 BOY and A GIRL To
DO IT. AND 1T ENDS WITH
4 KISS

BOSTON. MASS, December rs.
BY the Iiscovery OF the love glide.
the very 1aIes. skating novelty, little
group OF Middieboro's young men ana
women skating experts have MADE
possfEfe a new ice evolution whose
popularity. It Is said, VIII never De
excelied.
The love glide" necessitates two
skaters, one OF each sex.
The figure skated IL in the shape
OF heart One skater goes back
ward and one forward.
After the evolution has been COM
pleted and when the pair Il.Ae/ the
finish point, they are supposed to KISS
each other. This adds what the Mid
dleboro discoverers OF the love glide
believe is Just the right climax.
Moonlight nights are said TO be
bert Tor perfect success With the
love glide"
The grape vine. the double grape
vine, the Dutch roll the figure 5. the
figure g.. the spread eaKie--esen the
waltz and the tutti frntu two-step--
all these had been tried in previous
years with delight to the skaters. This
season they were weighed In the
balance Of public opinion and found
wanting.
1t was desired to get something
more novel, mdre allaring, more
delicate than any of these tine-worn
amuSemenis. Moreover. the members
Of the select little clique had become
past masters and mistresses OF these
difficult evolutions. Some OF them
had won prizes in skating contests
for fancy stunts. and all Of them had
thoroughly yersed themselves In the
pretty pastime. For most OF them
cutting their names on the smooth
D1nI as
! easy az writing IL on sheet oil
fooiscap. Thus when the love glide
| WAS hit upon everyone was enthusiasts
| tic.
II consists Of certain airy. nebu-
lous evanesccnt movement. The
young man puts his arm around inc
young iadys waist and the two STAND
i lace to face. As in round dane,
the young man holds the iady's right
hand in his left. ffor variety TINS
( rule may he reversed,t
| Then the Young man starts eli skat-
/ ing backward. beginning with ms
RICH, foot. and the young lady starts
/ forward, beginning on the lett. Ihere
after follows a series or graceful gid
ting movements. rhythmic and pic
turesque.
/ Those who participated in 1t assert
THAT II combines the highest ecstasies
OF the dance with tHe Htost a"NhiiN'u
delights Of skating. IT has been saia
I that skating is the poetry Of motion
| The love glide being comhinafi}n
al the waltz and the finest Of skating
figures IL declared to be the acme OF
all recreative delights.
When the kiss was introduced al
/ Mtddieboro at the end Of every third
round Il was felt that il made the
love glide" absolutely perfect The
/ Ais came just at the right interval,
neither TOO soon nor too late. accord
! ing To the devotees OF the new skat-
! ing sport.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
ACCOMAC MAsONS GIVE
ENJOYABLE BANQUET

ONANCOCk. VA. December as
Quite an elaborate banquet vas given
here by Chesapeake Lodge OF Masons
on Tuesday nj onancack hotel, when
l5e covers were laid for local Masons
in honor to the retiring worshipful
master. +. L. Miles, and the master
elect, .. l.. Parker.
The banquet was presided over by
q. g. JONES. superintendent of the
public schools OF Aceemac county. who
acted as postmaster for the occasions
Kex j. W. coniek. rector of the
Protestant Episcopal church, offered
!. toast to King Solomon. Rev. j.
w, Wood. of the Methodist Episcopal
church, gave toast to st. John the
Baptist" Warner Ames, attorney at
law, talked on "Brotherly Love- and
Rev Waiter Rhodes, or the First
Baptist church, created considerable
enthusiasm hy q toast TO Our Ladies.
The banquet Was followed by pub
lie installation or officers ann the
ceremonies conducted by Fr. Il. Il.
Mevitte. district deputy grand master
A. r. and A. Nj.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
DECLARES iT IS "STiNGY'

WASHINGTON. II. G. Dec. 2s.-
"Ssung." walled the officials Of the gov
eminent printing office to-day. with
more veracity than choice Of diction.
For the printing Office Is handling two
large white elephants In the shape OF
two postal card presses. for which the
bureau Is charged $4,000.
They were purchased under an
agreement that they would turn out
two million cards u day neatly bound
in packages of fifty Tney turn out
cards-but not two million day, ana
they refuse to bundle them at all. The
printing Office has to depend on the
presses 10 supply the post OIL &C, which
Is making large demands for postal
cards.
The comptroller of the currency.
when asked for aid to day. told the
printing off ce to do ''as II thinks BEST
which didn't help matters at all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT OF
MARSHALL STREET SCHOOL

The Christmas entertainment az the
Marshall Street Christian Sunday
school. Will be held In the main audi
toriuni OF the church on Thursday
night. beginning at I:45 O'Clock. The
following program Will be rendered
wig.
Prayer. Rev. George W Kemper;
song. Glory TO God; Scripture read.
ing, r. c. Hawkins. Jr.: song by the
kindergarten members, recitation
Master Bernard BRADSHAW. motion
song by members OF primary class
dialogue, choir boys: duet. Misses
Scott Sutton and Eva Ward kemper,
Echoes of Bethlehem Miss Helen
Nuckols, song, star of bethlehem
shepherds Boy Carol" Miss Scott
Sutton. song. What Does IL Mean"
Christ, our King" Miss Gladys
Hutcheson: presents and candy; song
benediction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR NEW RAILROAD
NoRTH CAROLINA TRACTION
COMPANY DIRECTORS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING.

Especial To The Richmond Nirginian.)
WINSTON-S SALEM. y. c.. Dec. Is
The second annual meeting OF the d.
rectors of North Carolina Traction
Company WAS held yesterday afternoon
ut the Hotel ZinzeLdorf This corpo-
ration proposes to build an inter-
urban railroad from Rural Hall via
Quaker Gap to Floyd. Va They also
propose To build branch line out from
Danbury to connect with the main line
at Lawsonville. DR. III. T. Mcknight
and a number of Northern capitalists
are interested. Their meeting was
principally for making arrangements
to 30 over the proposed route. They
say they mean business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
CHURCH HILL NEWS
left Ia IL
u

Mr.. and Mr. w. r. Stewart and
little son. Frank, have returned to
their home In Charlottesville. after
spending the past week with relatiy els
on the hill.
Miss Florence Sansford. of Peters
burg, is spending the holidays with
Miss Grace Dunn. OF 2s09 East Broad
street.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy is at home
with her parents FOR the holidays, al
ter spending the past three months
in Southwest Virginia.
Miss Hart Powell and little Miss
Sadie Hunt. OF Emporia, who have
/ been the guests OF Mrs. John Collins,
have returned home.
MIR. James Huckstep, OF us North
Twenty seventh treet. is spending the
holidays with relatives in King VIII
liam county.
Mr.. j. LyeH Clarke. of West Vir-
ginia, is spending the holidays with
hi mother Mrs. Ida Clarke. of Chin
horazo Park.
Mrs Fannie Rose and daughter,
who have been spending SOME time
with the formers sister. Mrs. John
Collins OF North Thirty-sixth street
is now the guest OF her mother. Mrs
Alice Powell, OF Emporia, for the hol-
idays.
Miss Birdie De Prize. OF Camden
Ala. is visiting her cousin. Mrs L.
r. Spindle, OF AS North Thirty sec
ond street
Mr.. Wesley johnson is spending
the holidays at ClayYilie. the CUES,
OF relatives
Professor Julian Cole, OF Eas,
Franklin street. is spending the he'll
days with his mother In North Caro-
lima
Miss Catherine Saunders. who Is
teaching in Seottsburg. is at home for
the holidays
Mr.. John Eaton is spending Christ
mas with his parents in Washington
Mrs. Ernest Eubank and little
daughters. Of North Thirty third
street. are the guests of the former
father Mr.. John Kerr, of King and
Queen counties.
! Mr. Carter Williams. of North Th,r-
! ty-second street. is spending the hoi-
days In Charlottesville as the CUES;
of Miss jamie Watts.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Clarke, who
have been spending some time in Gift
ton Forge, are at their home on East
| Broad street for the holidays.
/ Mr.. Willie Wiltshire, of IT'S North
Twenty secenth street. has returned
/ from a few days visit TO his mother
Green. King william county.
| The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
| Lynch to Mr.. Julian Huckstep. Jr.
was solemnized at noon to-day in tht
/ Union Station parsonage, Rev. X. III
! Potts, being the official ting minister
| The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
John Lynch, OF 1907 East Marshall
street. and the groom the son of Mr.
| and Mrs Julian Huckstep, OF Pals
kfng William county. The bride wore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
TWO MEN MAY DIE RESULT OF
FIGHT OVER CARD GAME

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINSToN-SALEM y. G.. Dec. Is.
News reached the city yesterday Of
a serious stahbing affair in Yadkiu
county Sunday. when William and
r. s. Spillman were stabbed in their
neckS and are nov reported TO be in
q serious condition. 1t is said that
the stabbing Was done by Winfield
Columbus and John Williams. follow
ing a dispute over n game Of cards.
The authorities are searching for the
three men, but have not yet located
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
ANOTHER CASE OF
TOO MUCH WHISKEY
TWO MEN DEAD IN KENTUCKY
FIGHT AND TWO CHILDREN
HIT BY STRAY BULLETS.

PINEvILLE. KY. Dec. 2e--William
and Andrew Patterson, brothers. were
killed and two children of Rad Robin
son aged and ten years, were wounded
by Marcus Graham. who attempted TO
prevent the Patterson men from max
ing a disturbance at a Christmas en-
tertairment last night. The two men
had been drinking and attacked Ora
ham, who was forced to fire. The
children We're hit by stray bullets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
win Divide Estate.

Judge Henry Ingram. of the Law and
Equity Court. has entered a decree au-
shoriz,ng Messrs. st John Coalter and
Jonathan Bryan, to sell certain lots in
Towards Grove as preliminary to
the final division OF the estate OF the
late Judge John Coalter. OF the State
Court 81 Appeals. The special COM
missioners will advertise the property
and dispose OF il at public auction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
Win tho Military

The Blues Band will entertain AT q
smoker in the arincry on Friday night
OF this week There will be present
only the members Of the band and A
few invited guests.
The equipment and military prop.
erty OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues will be Inspected Wednesdax af-
ternoon by Captain Charles ~ Wal
lace OF Company q. First Regiment
by order OF the adju,ant- general
The inspection OF COMPANY g will
he held al : O'Clock. of Company A Al
o'clock, and OF Company y at 4
O'Clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
Holiday Visitors mt Grafton.

Special to The Richmond Nirginian. J
GRAFTON, YORK COUNTY. VA.
Dec. 2S.-Among the holiday visi
tors TO friends and relatives in this
neigh borhood are the following:
Messrs. Clinton and Mosby Hogge.
Of Richmond. accompanied by their
wives visiting the home OF their par
ents here; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Hoggc
and Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Hopkins Of
Hampton. who are visiting the home
here Of Mr.. Whit ,Croc kett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
OFFICERS:

IA handsome going-away gown or
navy blue cloth. with hat and gloves
to match, and carried q bouquet OF
brides roses. Mr. and Mrs. Huck-
step left at once for the home OF the
grooms parents. where they VIII be
rendered a reception this evening. AT
ter stay there Of several days they
will leave for their future home in
Washington.
Mr.. j. r. *, Moore, Of Newbern.
\. c.. IL the guest of his daughter
Mrs. r. II. Potts. at the parsonage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
DISASTROUS FIRES
In WINSTON-S SALEM

Especial TO The Richmond Nirginian.)
WINSTON-S SALEM. y. c., Dec. 2s.---
Brandon & Dunns store and stock and
the residence OF Mrs. f. II, Lyon, on
Pond street. were burned early Monday
morning, causing loss OF about $4,000.
with Insurance Of about $1,000. The
oi y lin is unknown.
The store OF Walker & Armfieid. to-
gether with their stock OF merchandise,
was burned Tuesday morning at 3
o'clock. A man passing in an autonio-
bile saw the fire and turned in the
alarm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
NORTHERN RESIDENTS
ENJOY \ BANQUET

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
WiNSTON-SAI.EM, VA, Dec. zs.--~
About sixty Northern men. now resi-
dents of this city. held banquet last
night at the Hotel Zinzendorf. There
we're a number of toasts. an elaborate
banquet and everyone enjoyed the &C.
caslon immensely, There Ia talk of
organizing a Northern club here to he
com posed of citizens who moved here
from the Northern States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
REFUSED DRINK, MAN ENDS
LIFE IN NEWARK sA1o

NEWARK. n. j.. Dec. 3e,
borrowing ten cents from the prlS
tor OF cafe 1t 1s3 Market streo
being refused . drink BY tn
tender when the place wao ef0y
r. Heilss. OF 80 New stroee
Orange. = certified public aooaN1
walked over to . table ana oo4
Some time after one OF the nn
another table looked 1t him osn
marked to . companion: III
That man has q peculiar c01o9s III
A doctor. who was In the 60
amtned him and found that No No.
dead for som4 time. On the ta1&
side him was . three ounce eo&H
cyanide Of potassium. the cont0
which he had sMAlloMe4. asss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28

into the dry districts OF Inertia
South Carolina The whislkey HnMly
der houses OF the city did Z d6
dous business last week and III
before shipping out stun into tn
districts both OF this State and n0o0
boring ones. ss#sx
The sum Of 100000 for one w6o
business IL almost record In the H.
office. NJ MN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES
MUST BE RENEWED

Chief of Police Werner has issued
notice to Richmond automobile
owners to the effect that their licenses
must be renewed before the first OF
the year The license tags can now
be furnished by him. and he wishes
all who own machines to procure their
certificates as soon as possible in or
der that all trouble and prosecution
may be avoided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
GYPStES CLASH AND
SEVERAL ARE KILLED

Especial To The Richmond virginianJ
RALEIGH, y. C.. Dec. 2s.--A spe-
c.al from Wadesboro says that in a
battle between two bands of gypsies
near Lilesville Monday night two menu
beers OF one band were killed and two
others seriously injured. Officers have
gone 10 the scene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
LARGE LIQUOR SALES
FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS

How great WAS the demand for spir-
its 30 elaborate the holidays will be
realized whe1f II IL known that $780, 900
iii ,4,oney orders was received In the
Rirhmond post office iast week. the
greater part Of which amount was for
the purchase Of liquor 10 Be shippsd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
YOUTH LOSES BOTH EYES
IN DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

BRISTOL, VA, December Is
As result Of dynamite explosion
Frank. the sixteen years old son OF
...Ixon Caudell. had both eyes blown
out and was otherwise injured near
Nhitesburg. Ky, on Monday. 1tle
dynamite was being used In blasting
for the construction of "a new coal
road
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
Visiting In Baltimore.

George w. Bahlke. Superintendent
Lee. Virginia district. Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. of New
York, and family are spending the
holiday visiting relatives and renew
Ing old acquaintance in Baltimore.
Md.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-28
Han,mond's Flowers
Speak
for Themselves.

Their exquisite beauty and fra
GRANGE are recognized and dpp,e-
cidted BY epeyy one. Our exhibition
Of Chyysanthcmnms and Roses in
elnde the largest and finest selected
specimens erey shoasH anywhere
Sec The beautiful, display ice are
slost1ns
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