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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
FITTING CLOSE Of
GOOD YEARS WORK
Manchester High School Ends
Successful Season With Many
Graduates.

The night exercises were a fitting
close to the last years work Of the
Manchester High School The class
was the largest that ever graduated
from this school
Those who took part were Miss Xu-
lie me Du Val. salutatorian; Miss Anna
Bear essa yist and Miss Mamie Va
den, valedictorian. All seemed to real
i2e the importance of the event, and
put forth every effort to make it
success. The add. ess was delivered
by Prof. d. r. Anderson, of Richmond
College, and the diplomas We're pre-
sented by Mr.. Charles Hutzler, chair
man of the Richmond School Board
one pleasing feature of the occasion
vas ths presentation at .tfe p2saa}ss ~
Tered by Mr.. K. {. Broaddus. There
was one for each OF the three depart
ments--primary, grammar and high
school They were won as follows:
Primary, Grace Randieu, OF 3 B
class; grammar, Laura Anderson, A
class, and High School, Henry Gar
rett. of A class.
These medals were presented by DR..
j A, G, Chandler, superintendent OF
schools The alumni medal offered by
the Alumni Association to "A mem
Der of the senior class making the
highest average during the senior year
as WIN ny MISS &NdHnl6 NaQGn ana
was presented by DIR. NJ. T. Rucker.
AS mark of kindness to the seniors
the class song was written by Mr.. =.
NJ. Doyle, of this city.
AS the fair young graduates sat
upon the stage and received tho choic-
est flowers from their friends, surely
there was presented a picture that will
live long In the minds and the hearts
Of the people OF the Southside. Even
though other students of the South
side High School may go to the John
Marshall High School and have great
az advantages. the boys and girls viii
always remember the last commence
ment Of the Manchester High School
While the number promoted from
the Z r class to the High School was
not as large as usual. yet all students
displayed a degree OF proficiency
which reflects credit on teacher and
pupil. Those promoted include Annie
Atwell. John Taylor. Mary Yates. Err
nest Hawkins, Temple Snellings, Mar
garet Gary. Virgie Malone, Marie Dali
ton, Stanley Morrissett. Edward An
derson, Margaret Baldwin. Olive
Craze, Gladys Jones and Raymond
Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
BLAME SMALL BOYS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Police Think Rocks Thrown in
Mischief Rather Than Through
Persecution.
ARMED MEN on GUARD
Patrol Yard of 1922 Washington
Street With Loaded Shot
Guns.
ARMED MEN on GUARD

That the bonn bardment Of the home
OF +. NJ. Clarke and II. M. Stultz, re-
ported 10 have been repeated so often
as to have caused three armed men
To stand guard at night determined
to shoot any and all trespassers, Is the
work Of small boys or mischief max
ers rather than n deep laid plot against
the lives of the inmates is the opinion
OF the police department
The house in question. No. 1922
Washington street. has been stoned
nightly for the past week, according
TO the stories told by members of the
two families who reside there. AT
fairs are reported TO have reached
"a crisis Tuesday night when Mr..
Clarke, rushing down stairs armed
with q shotgun after huge rock had
crashed through the house, stumbled
over the PROSTATE form Of Mrs. Stultz
who had tainted from fright,
An investigation of the yard follow
ing this occurrence led TO the discoV-
cry of foot prints. which the excited
householders believed to be those OF
a man and q woman, The police
however, are inclined to the opinion
that they we're those of a boy and a
girl. or possibly two boys. They point
out the fact that II Is scarcely rea-
sonabl TO credeit a woman with the
ability to huri huge rocks through
doors and windows, Such course OF
revenge or persecution, they say
would never be thought of.
But whoever has been doing the
rock throwing had better stop, for
three determined men. namely. Messrs
A. r Fuqua, II. h. Sprueil and Yves
ley limerick. nightly take their stands
in the yard surrounding the house ant
pace back and forth with loaded shot
guns held ready for instant use, They
hace given warning to the public tina
those who enter the grounds after
nightfall do so at serious risk to theil
lives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
DIR. BEN JOHNSON MAY
RUN HOSPITAL

Especial to The Richmond virRinian
ABINGDON, VA. June 16.--Dr.
George Ben Johnston. of Richmond,
spent yesterday in Abingdon. the guest
OF T. r, Trigg. Especial interest at
taches to this visit by reason of its
motive The Abingdon hospital had
been obliged to close June LIST because
some of its revenues having been cut
CT Dr. r. T. Brady WAS not Willing
to undertake its management for an
other year with the consequent hnan-
ciai loss 20 himself
But II is almost certain that the hos
pitai Will be re-opened very soon I'M
der the management and control OF ar
Johnston, who will look after the sur
gical work himself coming from Rich
nond when the occasion demanded.
The details of this scheme have NOT
been finally completed, but DR.. John
ston will return TO Abingdon June q.
end everything will he dehnhely sell
tied Ri
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Briefs and Personals.

Squire II. 4. Jordan is again CON
fined II his home on account OF Ill
ness.
a Vaughan is iii at his apartment,
in the Lafayette hotel. He will be re.
moved to hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. j, Y. Norton have
returned from their bridal tour. BE
fore taking up their residence Ii
Petersburg the young couple will b.
the guests OF the brides mother, Mrs
Matte CheeleY.
The annual picnic and excursion ol
the stockton Street Baptist church Il
West Point will take place June -
Otis Morrissette is *fsiting his uncle
James r. Bradley.
For d two months European tout
Rev. James w Durham and Mrs. Dur,
ham will leave Baltimore June ~
Alias .Itaey B@ra Martin ok .Dss
R-idge. is the guest Of the Mfsse;
Gary - -
Miss May Sampson will leave Satur'
day to visit her sister. Mrs. Y. r
Fenner. of Henderson. y. c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
NEGROES SPY APPLES .... .
AND CANNOT RESIST
Five Little Darkies Leave Their
Wagons in Passing Orchard
Two Are Arrested.


Charles Smith and Tom Jackson,
two colored boys, about twelve years
old were arrested Thursday morning
by Constable l.. =. Martin and war
rant WAS issued charging them with
stealing fruit and trespass
The boys, with three others, were
driving wagons along Patterson ave-
nue. and the sight of a grove of apple
trees loaded with luscious green fruit
was too tempting for them TO resist.
Each youthful driver deserted his
wagon and went over the fence onto
the land of Mr. A. F. Grimmer TO
whom the orchard belonged,
Constable Martin was near at hand
and saw the little negroes enjoying
the green apples He started toward
them and each took a different direc-
ton, seemingly leaving their wagons
in the hands OF the officer as spoiis.
Only two were caught. but the
others will proba bly, be In the hands
OF the officers Friday when the case
will come up for trial before Magis-
trate T. j. Puryear.
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Qualify In Cilancerx.

Following the death OF his mother,
who was Administrative for the estate
OF her husband, James E, Phillips,
late member Of the board of health,
James f, Phillips, Jr.. qualified as
executor for the remainder of the ca
tate in chanoery court Thursday
morning, Property valued at $3.G82
remains to be administered, The orig
mat rstate comprised several thous-
and dollars,
Laura u, Lee qualified as admins
tratriX for the estate OF Julia Monte
winfield, The estate Is valued at
$500.
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Interest Manifested.
Harvey Bigant.

Especial to The Richmond Virginan)
EMPORTA, VA, June 16.--Mr J.
Wyatt Harvey. Of Emporia. and Miss
Josephine Bigant, of the lower part
Of GreensVille county, were married
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. J. A.
Bigant, father OF the bride, by the
Rev J. W. Hickman. of the Metho-
dist church. Mr.. Harvey is a carpen-
ter. The couple will live in Emporia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

Methodist church by Rev. G. II. For.
rester. Mrs Burke was the oldes
woman OF the Southside. She leave
eight children and ssventy-two grea
grandchildren. Her children are
Thomas Burke. Of Arkansas; Samue
Burke, of Missouri: George Burke. O.
Mississippi, Mrs. Sarah Riley. q
Richmond, and Mrs. Lou Hargravet o.
Richmond.
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THE RICHMOND vIRGINIAN.

George Fredericksen. OF Glover; Mr..
Rstcltqe Irhy. OF South Boston.
The widespread popularity of the
young couple was duly attested by
the large number OF handsome pres
ents received. consisting of cut glass,
silver and other useful gifts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Monun,ental-All Saints Excursion.

Monumental Saints Excursion.
The weather has cleared at last
and special report from the weather
bureau indicates fair weather at Vir-
ginia Beach and vicinity tomorrow.
This assures a splendid day for the
Monumental-Al Saints Sunday-School
excursion. which will leave here to-
morrow at A. NJ. by the Norfolk
and Western and go via Norfolk to
Virginia Beach. IL two trains are
needed the first will leave at 7:45 A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Death of Infant.

Louis Allen Watkins, eightet n
months-cld child of Mr.. and Mrs, l.,
r. watkins, died Thursday morning
at the home of his parents, No, 400
West Fifteenth street. The funeral
VIII take place Friday afternoon al
8 30 o'clock from the residence. In
torment will be in Hollywood ceme-
terry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Highland Park
Wood and Coal Co.

Ind Avenue, Is very conveniently
located with the original growth
Wood and the best free burning
Coal, also fine Plate Ice that keeps
cold longest. Ask your neighbor,
and Phone Monroe 1920.
3. r. TAYLOR, Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

The funeral If Alie@~Tsiam Robert
son. infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Rer-
nard T.. Robertson. of No. 2406 HUI
street. took place Thursday morning
from the West End Methodist church.
with Rev. J, NJ, Rowland officlating,
Interment was in Maury Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
PROFESSOR HOLT WILL
STUDY AT CcLUM6t

Professor Holt, assistant supertnteni
dent OF public instruction IN charEt
of the high school OF the Southside
viii leave in few days for New York
where he will continue his studies a
Columbia University. This will makt
Professor Hollis third summer at Co
Ium hla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Committees 10 Meet,

The council committees on streets,
grounds and buildings and street
cleaning will meet Thursday night at
s O'Clock.
Regular routine business will be
discussed at all the meetings
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Realty Transfer.

The following deed has been record
ed in the Office of the clerk of Hust-
ings Court. Part Two
Walter K. Ashburn to Isaiah Heart
we'll, property in Nineteenth street,
between Hull and Decatur, for 81 zoo:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

Walter p. . Brien. Of Woodland
Heights, and Miss Mamie Dickens. of
Weldon, y g. we're quietly married
Tuesday IN Washington. The groom
Is son OF Mr. and Mrs. James
y Brien.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Bids Rejected.

The Postotfice Department at Wash
ington has rejected all bids for turf
Ing the approaches to the Southside's
new postoffice. This was on account
of the cost being greater than was
expected. New bids will shortly be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Funeral of Mrs. Burke.

q The funeral Of Mrs NANCY, .Rpy&e,
-wno died at the age II ~101 years ut
her home. No, 90 East Third street
on Tuesday. took place Wednesday at
ternoon. The ceremonies were con-
Quoted from the DecaturrS Stree
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
.JOBDERs ARE NOT
INVOLVED IN SUIT
Richmond Houses Have No Con
nection with Antitrust
Litigation.
PULLED OUT YEARS AGO
----
Some Interest. though, is Mani
tested i'll Case Against
Southern Grocers.
PULLED OUT YEARS AGO

Practically none ofa the Richmond
jobbers or manufacturing concerns, SO
TAR as can be learned, are connected
with the Southern Wholesale Grocers'
Association, named defendant in a
suit which the government has de-
termined to institute in the North
ern district of Alabama charging Vio
lation of the sherman anti-trust law
on the part OF the association and
aeking that It be dissolved on the
ground that 1t constitutes a com bina~
ton and conspiracy in restraint OF
trade.
Time was when number OF Rich
mond houses were associated with
the organization, but 1t appears that
previous suit of the same char
acter caused them to withdraw and
20 seek safer and better means OF
conducting their business.
Withdrew Decade Ago.
one Richmond iobber stated Thurs
day that his firm withdrew from the
association fully ten years ago. and
he thought that was about the time
the other local houses pulled out, too
He said that since then the Rich
nond concerns had been doing bust
ness on their own hook and had mover
regretted severing relations with the
Southern organization.
Inquiry at the Chamber OF Com
merce ELECTED virtually the same in
formation from Secretary Dunlop,
who stated that he did not know W.
A. Scott. OF Virginia" whose name is
the only one from this State APP
pearing among the co-defendants in
the bill already drawn up. 1t was
stated by "a Richmond jobber, how
ever, that he thought Mr.. Scott does
business in the southwestern part OF
the State,
Interest Manifested.
Although Richmond firms have no
connection with the accused associa-
ton, considerable interest in the ease
is manifested locally in view of the
TACT that Mr.. Egbert G.. Leigh. retired
wholesaler and manufacturer of this
city, is former president at the or
ganzatiap and for some years took
an active interest in its welfare MIR.
Leigh retired from the presidency in
1897, and on that occasion was pre-
scented with a beautiful silver SER
VICE by the other members as token
of their respect and esteem. In those
days the affairs OF the association
were conducted on plane that re-
fected great credit on Mr.. Leigh and
its other officers, it Is said.
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Owen---Stigau.
, The RiChm ond vi
rETpr VA


Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
SCOTTSBURG,V VA, June 15.-One
of the prettiest weddings OF the sea
son occurred Wednesday In the Bap-
list church OF Scottsburg, Va, when
Miss Bessie Wade Stigall and. MIR.
Claude Willard Owen were united In
marriage. The church was most
tastefully decorated with all the floral
beauties of the month of flowers, the
color scheme throughout being green
and white. The bride was handsome
ly gowned In a tan going-away suit,
with hat and gloves to match, and
carried Brides roses. while her only
attendant Miss Cecilia Stigall. wore
green messaline and carried white
carnations.
Just before the ceremony Miss
Anita Mccormick sang softly and
sweetly Forever, Sweetheart" The
march from Mendelssohn was softly
rendered by Miss Bessie Chandler. as
the bridal party slowly passed down
the aisle.
Mr.. Thomas w OzIin. Of Kenbridge
was best man. while Messrs. John
Bastard Hudson, Of Richmond; J,
Frank Lyon. OF Clarksville: Robert
B, East, OF South Boston, and Cleve-
land Stigall. or Keysville, acted as
ushers. The flower girls were Misses
Rebecca Win bish and Helen Bailey,
and little Herrene Lacey carried the
ring.
After the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. r.. II. l.. Aylor. the hap
by couple boarded the train for Rich
mond. where they will spend the
night, After spending some time at
the University of Virginia Summer
School, they will visit Niagara and
points OF interest throughout the New
England States. After September /
Mr.. and Mrs. owen will be at home
in saltville, Va. where MIR. Owen
has accepted the position as principal
of the Saitville High School.
A large number OF friends gathered
to witness the happy event, the fol-
lowing OF whom were from dis
tanoe; Mrs. w, -. Herring, of Wash
ington, ID, C.: MIR, and Mrs. I. q,
Marley, OF itichmend, Miss Florine
lrby, Of Vernon nm. Miss Lily Roys,
ter, of Buffalo Springs; Miss Annie
Jenkins, of South Bostoni Miss Kate
Markey. OF Richmand, Miss inex irby
OF Columbia, $, O., Miss Lottie Dick
enson, OF Red Oak, Mr.. and Mrs,
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Washington and other Northern cities
Miss Ferguson Is a daughter OF Mr.
Jro. NJ FERGUSON. If this city. MIR,
la %ier is son OF Jos. !. LA Nier.
and Ia employed with the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway.
Redd- Arnold.
4 pretty home wedding was solemn
iNsd Tuesday afternoon at the home
of MIR and Mrs. j, +. Turner, 1913
East Clay street. when Miss Bessie
Coleman Arnold Was married 10 MIR.
a. Walton Redd Of Beaver Dam. Rev.
James w Morris. u. ID. rector of
Monumental Episo opal church perform
I'd the ceremony. Miss Arnold is well
known in Richmond. as the courageous
nurse who did such valiant work on
the night Of the tire at the University
College uf Medicine
The bridge VINO entered with her
brother. Mr. Thomas Arnold, by whom
she was given away was attired in
handsome travelling suit ana car
ried II shower bouquet Of white roses.
Her matron Of honor. Mrs. Gay Strain
Turner carried a bouquet Of white car
nations.
MIR and Mrs. Redd left Immediately
after the ceremony for Il trip to Bos
ton and other Northern cities. They
will make their home at Beaver Dam.
I Personals.
/ MIR and Mrs. William Westerbold
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Addt
+ son Maupin. ct Atlanta. Ga, for the
/ marriage of Miss Anne Mary Msupir
j - MIR John Means Daniel, which
I takes place Thursday eyeing at s. 81
/ o clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lle~elIyn Neaie, o
/ 1887 West Grace street will spend th'
early summer al their cottage 1t
I Buckroe Beach.
Misses Blanche and Bernice 1eh
man, OF Suffolk, are guests of relatives
/ in this city.
Miss Margery Groce, of Dallas, Tex
Ia the guest Of Mrs Melvin A. Martin
o. the woman'a College,
Mrs Sarah Is. Narney is the CUES
of relatives In Suffolk.
Mr. and Mrs, j :. Waikley. Of New
port News. who have been the CUES
of friends In this city, have returne'
to their home
Mr. aand Mrs, George 7 NJ, Gtba6l
no Misses Sarah and Louise Gibssl
will spend the summer at the Warn
u Springs. ~, H., Il. r,e t.,t.,.. ~ @.s.'i
Mr.. Boiling Weisiger Coulter. %
this city. received his degree of bach
elor OF science at Washington and Le
University Wednesday evening,
A. Won n RoseneEk and family. c
this city have opened their cottage 6
WilIoughby Beach for the summer,
Mrs. A +, Robertson and Miss Sa
rah Robertson. of stanton, are th
guests of friends In this city for tn
marriage of Miss Gibson to the Re'
f.. T. Woodward, on June -
Mrs r. st John Herndon an
I daughter have gone 10. tho War;
, Springs, where they will spend tn
summer.
Mrs Rose @. Timberlake. Of Fred
ericksburg, In the guest of Miss Mir
lam Page Gentry, at 1920 Hanove
avenue.
Mrs, Edward 6, Robinson is I'll
guest OF Mrs. Bruce Hunt in Roanoke
Owen---StigalL
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NEWS FROM ALL OVER VIRGINIA

cured licenses. and later three wedj
dings were soiemnixed in Phoebus. Tho
couples are Henry William Foster and
Miss Alice Pearl Cousins. of Rich
mond; John Florence Linton and Misa
Annie Anderson. Of West Point. Geol
Walter owen and Miss Mamie Sarah
stowe, of Elizabeth City. n, c. Fla cd
Of the brides now resides in PhoebuA
BIG STONE GAP. June is.--Thd
tiercest hailstorm ever known In thid
section passed over Eastern Kentucy
and Southeastern Virginia YESTERDAY
evening. lasting nearly half an hour
razing all vegetation, leaving ground
covered as by snow. 1t resulted Id
inestimable loss to farmers, whose
crops in many cases were already
greatly damaged from recent frosts.
Lowiands were converted into lalgaa
while large hail caused livestock q
stampede for shelter.
The wind did great damage to tins
Der lands. Some of the superstition
charge the storm to Hailey's comet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

MONTEpELIER. June ls--Afrs|
Charles Tate, OF this place. with he's
husbands razor, defended her life
when she was attacked by niyster.
ious man named Graham. while she
was alone In the house.
Graham, who was badly cut escaps
ed. A possee is after him.
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O'Rrsen Dickens.

asked. according to a statement made
Thursday by Postmaster #. FL. Smith
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TAZEWELL, June l6.--1t Is learned
here on unquestlonable authority that
Buchanan county Is soon to have a
railroad that will split the county wide
open. and develop Its great resources.
An engineering corps OF fifteen men
reached Buchanan today. and located
at the home Of James Nicholas. The
| corps of engineers will begin at the
mouth of Garden Creek, and locate a
road down the Louisa Fork OF the Big
Sandy River, passing Grundy twelve
miles below the mouth, at Garden
Creek. Another corps of engineers
will start at Pikesville, KY, and meet
the other corps at some point In Buch-
anan county. This survey of the new
road began to-day.
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HAMPTON, June 16,--Three artil-
larymen from Fort Monroe came to
Hampton yesterday afternoon and Sc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16
Presbyterian
Sunday School Union
BASKET PICNIC.
Buckroe Beach

Train leaves C. & O. Ry, Main St, sta
ton, at 1880 A, NJ, Returning leave
Buokroe Beach at $3.50 r. NJ. Tickets
can be obtained from superintendents
OF the various Presbyterian Sunday
| schools and at depot morning of excur-
sion
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At the surprise OF their many friends,
Miss Bessie NJ. Ferguson and Mr.. Jas
~. La Vier were married. Wednesday.
IN the paricr Of the Rev. II. ID. c. Mac
LAchlAn. pastor OF the Seventh street
Christian church. Immediately after
the ceremony, the couple left for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

LYNCHBURG. June 1s.-With the
commencement of the Lynchburg high
school. Thomas G.. Miller retired from
his connection with the local public
school system since its inauguration in
1871. Mr.. Miller's retirement is VOL
untary. and he becomes beneficiary Of
the State pension fund. His work for
years had been in the high school. OF
which he was principal for thirteen
years, having resigned In 1904 because
of serious Illness. though he remained
in the faculty until the close OF the
session Just ended.
NORFOLK, June I6.-The Second
district Democratic congressional COM
mittee fixed August % for the con-
gessional primary election and June %
at r. NJ. as the final ,~time upon
which prospective aspirants for the
congressional nomination must file their
notices OF candidacy with District
Chairman Day at Smithfeld. The total
assessment for the primary was fixed
at $1,000, the chairman to prorate the
amount. Candidates must hand in
their check within ten days from June
%.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

Mrs. Rose @. Timberlake. Of Fred
ericksburg, is the guest of Miss Mir
lam Page Gentry, at 1870 Hanover
avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

Mrs. r. st John ierndon and
daughter have gone TO. the Warm
Springs, where they viii spend the
summer.
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Mr. aand Mrs, George 7 NJ, Gibson
nd Misses Sarah and Louise Gibson
will spend tho summer at the Warm
SPRING.. ~, t.,t. ,r3.s -.,4.,.s ~ &.,.',i >
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Mrs, Edward G. Robinson is III,
guest OF Mrs. Bruce Hunt in Roanoke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-16

Mr.. Boiling Weisiger Coulter. of
this city, received his degree Of bach
elor OF science at Washington and Lee
University Wednesday evening,