The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-26
ARMY OF ICER S
ARRIVE AT CAMP
Will Instruct Number OF Mem
bers OF Virginia
Militia.
ENJOY VISIT TO RICHMOND
Election for City Offices Will
Take Place June
ENJOY VISIT TO RICHMOND
Times Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street,

Petersburg. Va, Nav 25
The tents are UP and all preparations
have been made for the camp OF in
strucuon for the officers of the Vir-
ginia Brigade, who begin their encamp-
ment here tomorrow. The camp. as
has been stated. Is on the grounds of
the Riverside Club. In Dinwiddie coun |
ty, a short distance from Petersburg,
and the line Of the electric railway to
Fernda1e Park. better or more con-
venient location could not we'll have
been selected.
Army regulations are to be in force
at the camp, and the daily class in
structions are. SO many that but little
a ame eYc tbs 6 dgf NEEDED rest VIII Dc
The army officers detailed by the
War Department to conduct the school
of instruction arrived in the city. this
afternoon. and were met at the depot
by resident military officers and repre-
sentatives of the Chamber of Com.
merce and escorted to the camp. after
receiving cordial greeting. 1t is usual
to assign one army officer to every
twenty or twenty-five men for pur-
poses of instruction. but in this In
stance the department. was liberal and
detailed ten for the Petersburg camp.
officers detailed to conduct the school
of instruction.: Major Charles II. Barth
and Captain Franklin S. Hutson, of the
steyer and Lieutenant Townsend Whe-
ian, of the Twenty-ninth Infantry: Ma
ior B. B. Buck, sixteenth Infantry;
Captain Hunter B. Nelson and Lieuten-
fourth Infantry; Captain Joseph X.
Bartello. Lieutenant Leonard j. Wy.
gait and Lieutenant John B. Barnes. OF!
the Fifth Infantry. Major Barth will
The commissioned officers of the
three Virginia regiments to the num-
Der of between Is and 100, are expected
e. Ne {v, ~ INN n
Pleasant Visit.
The fraternal visit Of the Petersbure
occasion Of great pleasure. The sister:
went over In a special car escorted
by number of their Pvthian, brethren
hospitality extended by the Richmond
sisters and of the delightful session
Jointly held.
the richmond Temple sr to return the
visit.
Matrimonial Notes.
Miss Dorothea Beatrice Owen, the
attraetiye daughter of MEM Mr.. and F Mas
King. both of this CITY, were married
in Richmond last night by the Rev
Mr.. Walthall, the ceremony, taking
place in the minister's study The
bride is one of the most popular mem,
hers OF the petersburg Temple of
Pythian sisteriaod, Which went over
to visit the Richmond Temple last
night The brides mother and several
members of the sisterhood were present
at the marriage. To many of her Ply
THAN sisters, however. the event was a
surprise.
Doetzer, both of this city. We're mar
ried in Washington yesterday by the
Rev. William ]. Carroll; Friends Of
the couple We're Informed of the we'd
terest, it is reported. will be cele,
brated in Petersburg during the first
miscellaneous News
The municipal election for the choice
of twelve members of the Common
Council and six members of the Boarc
Of Aldermen will take place on The
dates have all been proclaimed by tht
Democratic City Central Committee
and there will be no opposition tt
them.
fine season for setting out tobacco
plants, and many of them have theil
full crop In. The crop this year vii
be larger than that of last year
A complimentary dance and recen
ton to the officers of the State militia
will be given at the Riverside Clul
on Tuesday evening next at which
the. army officers conducting the cam
of instruction will be present,
Claude Rogerson, well-known citi
zen. is critically i'll at the PETERSBURG
Hospital of heart trouble
Examinations have been in progress
at the public schools for some days
leading UP 10 the close Of the session
the last of this. week
ss Brigadler Hunter, the head OF tn
Salvation Army in Washington. vii
he in this city next Sunday, and vii
sneak in Washington Street NJ. 7
Church