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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
DUNKARDS IN CONFERENCE
Washing of Feet One Ordinance of
Odd Sect.

Silver Lake, Ind. May 16-The annual
conference of German Baptists (old order
Of Dunkards) opened eight miles south of
here last night. with delegates from twenty
states and ten thousand visitors present.
Ever since the establishment Of these an
nual gatherings it has been the custom TO
feed, free of charge, those who attend the
meetings.
The examination service, In which each
one examines himself 10 see that he is
worthy of taking the communion. was held
to-day. II he has sinned or has aught
against his brother or his fellow man, it is
the belief of the Church that it shall be
made right before partaking of the bread
and wine. Following the communion ser
vices the foot washing, an ordinance of the
church, took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
FIVE YEARS FOR EX-BANKER
u. G.. Walker Was Head of South
Cleveland Banking Company.

Cleveland. May 16.-U. G. Walker. for
merly president of the defunct South Cleve-
land Banking Company, was sentenced to
five years In the Ohio state penitentiary to-
day. Walker was found guilty of perjury
for making false statements to the state
bank examiner.
The financial condition of the bank, which
failed for more than s1.000.000 was discov-
cred after the failure of the Werner COM
pany, an Akron printing concern. which
had borrowed heavily from the bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
DENIES DR.. COOK IS HERE.

The report that DR.. Frederick A. Cook,
the Arctic explorer, was in New York
sprung up again yesterday, bat was vigor-
ously denied. W. L Cook, a brother. said
ut his home, No. TAI Bedford avenue,
Brooklyn. that he had communicated with
The doctor by letter, but that he was not
IN this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
BueHER BACK; NOT TO RESIGN.

Deputy Police Commissioner Bugher. VINO
has been away on a vacation OF TWO weeks
and a further leave OF absence OF TWO
weeks which expires to- morrow night. saw
the Mayor at the City Hall yesterday az
ternoon Although the reason for the visit
was not made public. 1t was declared there
was no foundation for the report that Mr..
Bugher would not return TO the depart
mcnt, where his relations with commits
sioner Baker are said 10 be much strained.
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THURSDAY, MAY 10.
TRANsPAcIF1C MAILS.

r,sstfratio,, and steamer PM.
Hawaii Japan Corea China (via
San Observation-Disclosures 1900. May 10. $50
Japan Corea China, Philippine Isl
ands (via Vancouver)-EmpresS OF
China MAY ~. o.oO
Hawaii (via San Francfsco)-Lur-
Samoan Islands, New Zealand. Aus
N traIia (yia san ranciscol-Century. May =. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17

City clothes for the comm.
boy
Everything he needs o,.,
cred In a Boys Store in ea ~ .
our ready to put on =
to save his Mother hul,, !
shopping.
Country clothes for The !.
boy
Jumpers, sneakers, RIA
suits, flannel shirts, ierssr
bathing suits.
Everything men and h
wear.
ROGERS PEET & COsfPsyv
Three Broadway Stores
Warren st. 18th ST. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

San Francisco, May 16.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

, s.rav uook at 5.2s a m Yesterday. Is expected
TO dock Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-17
PASSION PLAY
PICTURES
as a supplement to the
SUNDAY
TRIBUNE

The great religious spec
tacle beginning at Oberam-
mereau this month and con-
tinuing through the summer
viii be attended by Americans
from all over the United
States. THE TRIBUNE has
timely arranged to offer TO IFS
readers handsome litho-
graphed reproductions of
scenes and incidents of the
beautiful sacred drama, with
perfect likenesses of the char
acfers enacfins the principal
roles.
These pictures are of
postcard size, arranged six on
a sheet. That they are popu-
lar is evidenced by the extra
demand for THE TRIBUNE
last Sunday. Newsdealers
sold out entirely and many
people were disappointed. 1t
would be advisable, therefore,
10 place an order early for
next Sundays paper.
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Brings mall
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY. 49,,
vessaI For Line. closes. sails
" NJ . r. r9-c~,or NJ ~ +. 6.3O a m 1000 m
u w ues % 5!3as5ar, III 1000 N
Virginia, Naples Lloyd-Ital-. - 1oo
Mohawk Jacksonville. Clyde - 10 :,
c OF Columbus Savannah. saw - O'VO'p IA
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1S-
I.usitania Liverpool. Cunard- $50 m 9:oo ~
Oceanic, Southampton, w S--1O;30 a m <-Vop ia
o Alexandra, Argentina, - 10 m 80 . -.
Berrnudian, Bermuda, Quebec 500 a m 1V.VO a III
Cherokee, Turks Isld. Clyde 1000 a m IN" ia
Korona st Thomas. Quebec. lO;50 a m 80 -.
CDiF IysIderses Hambg H-A 200 D m
Verona, Naples, Italian. -
6 6aSe,,eoI' T.ctt~eonviIIe CLYDE - loop m
Colorado, Galveston, Mallory - - ~
Alamo, Tampa Mallory. - d:p ~
Orotava, Bermuda, r M 5 z. - 1O-VU q IA
Camaguey, Santiago, Ward - Iz:W m
Comus, New Orleans. So Pac. - Az.p III
THURSDAY, MAY 10.
CIR Kurftirst Bremen. N G L 100 m 1000 m
La Provence. Havre French. 2 900 a m 1O-0O N
Merida, Havana, Ward 300 a m I2:Vo m
Allegheny, Hayti Hamb-Am. 900 a m 1I:oc a m
Metapan, Jamaica, U T Co. - $50 a m 1z-oJ m
1'ristphai CrigtobaI Panama IL 80 a m 300 IN
Carpathia. Naples. Cunard. - 1 I500 n N
Iombardia. Naples, lie Veloce - 4S@ m
c. OF Savannah. Savannahs$SaV -- S'pP IN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
HIGH WATER

Sunrise 4:4i: sunset. 7:l2; moon sets. 1:Ss;
moons age. s.
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NOTE-These autographed
Passion Play Pictures should
not be confounded with the
hand coIored Photographers
secured by cutting coupons
from THE TRIBUNE.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Fulton News
News items may he left at Nci-
sens Furniture store, or phoned
to Madison A74g.

Mr.. George F. Pierce, of Hartford.
Conn. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Childres on Graham street.
Mr. Felix Smith has returned home
from Newport News, where he went
to attend the wedding Of his cousin.
Mr.. Willie Sears.
Miss Alice Wood, or Lester street,
who has been sick, is able to be out.
A hay ride will be Tiyen to Laurel
Team No 3. Wagons will leave the
drug store corner at r. Nj. Tickets,
15c.
The Jr O. u. A. NJ. will meet on
Monday night in Nelson's Hall.
The condition of Mr.. William Jones.
of Fulton Hill, is much improved.
There will be communion services
both morning and night In Denny
Street Methodist church. Preaching
by the pastor. Rev. V. w. Benjamin.
An ice cream social and Sale of
Slaves will be held in the Methodist
parsonage on Monday night, May 2,
for the benefit of Team No. 8. Ad-
mission. 10 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. s. @. Meredith and
family, of Highland Park, visited
friends in Fulton this week.
Mrs. J. T. Royal. of Church Hill,
was the guest of Mrs. S. II. Maines
this week.
Mrs. Martha Black. of Denny street,
is visiting Mrs. Wagner in Heurico
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
CHURCH HILL NEWS
intended at the
lurch Bank 10 Madiso

sang national airs. An Educational
League wss formed and we hope to
have other speakers on various edu-
eatioGal lines
Mrs. ". -, Amis will gave musical
Friday night in the Virginia Hotel for
the purpose OF buying a tell for ths
new school building
Mrs Rice. of South Carolina. visited
her step-daughters Mrs. Sam Turian
ard Miss Jayne Dickinson, this week.
Miss jayne Dickinson left for Rich
mond Thursday.
The cool veather is checking the
growth ef vegetation. bur gardens ara
pfst waiting for few warm days tn
draw them ont.
Mr. John III. stuart and son Tom, OF
Midway. Va. were guests Of his sis
ter. Mrs. II. G. Croweii, shis week.
nr- Marion has left Nelson, va,
much TO the regret Of tho people, and
DR.. Register has left Buchanan to To-
cate in the southern part OF North Car.
lima,
Mr. J. W Whitmore will open up in
few DAYS with a new stock OF drugA
AIR Whitmore liz a popular druggist
and formerly lived In Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Barton Heights

Mrs. c. G. Broaddus and little
daughter. Alma, are expected home to-
day from a visit of several weeks To
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Walker, OF Waikerton. King anu
Queen county
Al the Baptist church the pastor
Will preach Sunday morning at IL
Of Christ" Al 8 O'Clock; subject
Walking in the Old Paths"
Mrs. c. T.. Burt and daughter, Miss
Leila Burt, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. T.. u. Rowdcn. have returned
to their home in Dendron, Surry
county.
Mr. S. overton Woodward. who was
operated on at the Memorial hospital
Monday, haA returned to his home in
Ginter Park.
Rev A. G. Bergman will preach
SUNDAY morning and night at the
Methodist church
Mr. Il. s. Raglsnd. of York street,
has spent the week In Emporia. lie
is expected home to-day.
Divine services will be held at the
Epiphany church tEpiscopaD Sunoa,
at IL o'clock A. M. and at o'clock
p. NJ. Preparations are being made
for the meeting OF the fifty-lourth
convention Of the Richmond Conyo-
cation, which viii take place May 9-l2
in the Epiphany church.
The entertainments at the assembly
hall Friday night fer tho benefit of
the Epiphany church was greatly en-
loYed BY all present. .....--...
At the Oyerhrook Presbyterian
church the Rev. Lsmiy viii preach on
Sunday morning at i1So'clock; subject,
New Birth Necessary to the New
Life and at s r.. NJ. subject. The
Marriage and Life OF. Jonah"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s, Preston.
who have spoft the winter in New
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Franklin

Especial to The Richmond Vlrginian.)
FRANKLIN, April S0.-Dr, II. f.
Johnson Sunday preached the ninety
first anniversary sermon to the Odd
Fellows. His subject was the GLORY
of Manhood"
Sunday night Rev. J. y. McAIister.
field secretary of the Anti-Saloon
League of Virginia, gave q temperance
lecture in High Street Methodist
church.
Miss Mary Whitney. OF Norfolk, Is
spending the week in the home of Or.
n. r. Johnson.
Tuesday evening, Miss Mary Jack
son entertained the Junior Aid SocieTs
of the Metho dist church
On Friday night. Rev. u. III. Nc
Faden. of Suffolk, will deliver a
humorous lecture on How to Get
Married and Then BE Happy" Pro
ceeds are for the benefit of the Junior
Aid Society.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Highland Springs

Tho Liberty Hall Social Club was
entertained TUESDAY night in Rich
mond at the home of Mrs. j. +. Left
wich. Vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and games Were INDUCED in until
1890, when refreshments were served
Those present wc.e: Mesdames j h.
Leftwich, Louis barnes. John Kettle
bach. 7. Z. Csidliu and II s Left
wich, Misses Ethel Seaton, Myrtle
Kettle bach, Lettie Leftwich, Bertha
Adams, Leila Leftwith, Ethel Mosaiy
Louise 1.eftwich, Ona TinSley HALLE
Leftwich Messrs. j. Il. Leftwich,
Clifton Cridtin, Arthur Gray, Cla-
renee Leftwtch, Louis Melvin, Luther
Chambers, Eddie Heckler, Jack Mur-
ply Stuard Turner. After spending
a most enjoyable evening, the club
members LETT In time TO take the last
car 10 Highland Springs.
Mr. Reulebach had to have his dog
killed Friday morning. The dog went
mad. after being bit by a mad deg
several days ago.
Mr. Wnackerly, who has accepted
position ia Richmond. has taken
his family there to 1--we.
is improving and Is expected homo
in a few days
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Benedict lost
their baby this week with vita pnau-
monin Many express deep sympathy
for their sad bereavement
The subject Of the sermon at the
Unitarian church Sunday al IL A. M.
Will be our Religious Faith as Seen
at Work In Literature" An evening
service viii he held at 730 o'clock,
when the subject of the discourse will
be "A Noble Daughter of a Noble
Puritan"
Arrangements for the First Parish
Sunday school picnic have been de-
layed on account OF stormy weather.
The Woman's Branch Alliance or
Highland Springs held a meeting In
its rooms OF Thursday Afternoon n,
when regular business was attended
10. Mrs. Arthur +. Lewis had charge
Of the entertainment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Cartersviiie Items

(Sreeial to The Richmond Virginian)
CARTERSVILlE, VA, April 30,--
A large number Of Gainesville resi-
dents started to attend the baseball
game at Ashby last week, but few
really reached the diamond on ac-
count Of the storm which came up
I'm the early afternoon.
Miss Lily Rhodes sprained her an
kle badly as she Jumped from a buggy
and Is now confined to per room. Her
foot will have to be kept in plaster
cast fer some time.
MIR. Floyd Moon, Jr.. left the ball
grounds before the game was over to
assisting in getting Miss Rhodes
home. In so doing he lost beautiful
gold watch and foo.
Mrs. r. A. Grower left for her
home in Washington on the Monday
morning train.
Miss sallie V. Duke will spend next
week with Mrs. J. Miller Blanton at
Sunny Side. Va.
Mrs. Matte Rhodes returned last
f'ridev nirht. pf'"" ~rotracted visit
to friends In Richmond.
II4e .untAaot yu.4utng the local
high school was let last Saturday
There were several bidders from this
vicinity, but MIR. Woodland, from Rich
mond, got the job. The work has no.
yet started.
Cartersville has had rain every day
this week. and people sit around the
fire like real winter had returned.
The farmers are locking blue over
the prospect for tobacco plants. They
are very, backward in coming UP, on
account of the cold weather. The
flies, too, seem determined to destroy
the few plants that venture to push
their way out of the ground.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

Especial to The Richmond Virgfnian)
PLUM POINT, VA April 2s.--Un-
usually cold weather prevails in this
section. Several slight frosts and a
cold wind makes the farmers uneasy
about their planted crops, and espe-
ctaliy the fruit crop, which bids fair
to be the largest In many years.
Captain r. j. Brown and wife cele
brated their silver wedding a few
nights ago and we're this recipients Of
many handsome presents. MIR. and
Mrs Brown are exceedingly popular In
the community.
Mrs E. A. Williams, who has been
on a visit TO her daughter, Mrs DR.
Sloan, OF North Carolina. has return
ed to her home at Plum Point
Miss Fannie Clements. OF West
Point, Va. who taught in the family
of Mr.. w. J.. Taylor the past session.
lis on ten days trip to her relatives
in Southwest Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

old home In Caroline county because
OF the fitness of his father.
Miss Kent, OF Ashland, is the guest
OF Miss Carrie Willingham. 1906 West
Grace street.
Miss Frances Miller was hostess at
an informal tea on Thursday after
noon in honor of her guest Miss
Martha Boil, OF stanton.
Miss Fannie Grant. OF San Diego,
tat. granddaughter Of General
Grant. is the guest of Miss Imogen
Warwick. Miss Warwick gave a beau
hfuI dance at the Hermitage Club on
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Grant
Miss Helen tanner is the guest of
Miss Randolph. at Keswick, Va.
Miss Mary King Nash has returned
to Norfolk. She was one OF the brides
maids at the Draper Shields wedding
on Wednesday.
Mrs. e. V, Evans Of South Boston,
who has been here for some time at
the Virginia hospital, has returned to
her nome muGh improved.
Colonel and Mrs George Barnett.
formerly Mrs. Basil Gordon. sailed
from Nagasaki, Japan, April 20 fer
this county. Arriving in Baltimore,
they viii open their town house, 9Gs
North Charles street, for "A few weeks,
and then go 20 Wakefield Manor, in
Virginia, for the summer.
Mrs. i r, Parkinson is the guest
of her father Hon James A. Glenn.
In Halifax county Ter several weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

Another landmark is about 10 60,
under the ruthless hand OF progress.
The large brick house which crowns
Taylors Hill, recently acquired. by
the city for a park, will be torn down
and the hill. which has SO long been
an eyesore, will be beautltied by ter
racing and turing. and another pretty
breathing spot addeu to the city's
number
The many friends of Mrs. Katie
Burch, OF 250l East Marshall street,
will regret to learn that she has puT-
chased q home on Stuart avenue,
which she expects to occupy In the
fall.
DR. A., c. Wright, cf e-o5 East
Broad street, returned this weak from
Orlando. Fla, where he was called
on account of his fathers Illness.
Mr.. w. r. Rudd, of Seio East Clay
street, was quite painfully hurt yes
terday morning while at work on the
Fulton Chesapeake and Ohio yards.
Mr.. kudd was standing on a shifting
engine directing some work whsn. un-
expected to him, the engine shifted
and he was thrown violently to the
ground, He was assisted to his home.
where ii was stated that. though pain
fully bruised and much shaken up.
the doctor did not think Mr.. Rudd's
injuries serious.
Mrs. Harry Oliver and her son,
Franklin, who have been visiting the
formers father-in-law at se06 East
Broad street, have returned to their
home at Providence Forge.
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd moved
yesterday into their new home on
Chimborazo Boulevard.
Mr. Press Dean, of SIS North TWEEN
ty-fifth street, will leave Monday for
an extended visit to Lynchburg.
The closing exercises of the Jsffer-
son Night School took place Thurs
day evening at O'Clock. This school
is in fiourishing condition. with Mr..
F. T. Fentress, principal. aud Misses
Lula Jones. Ada Ball, Evelyn Rex and
Mrs. Robert Christian an efficient
corps of teachers. The attendance
during the session was splendid. ana
the school closed with a regular at
tendance of seventy-five. A nice pro-
gram marked the closing exercises.
Mr.. Reuger sang two solos. Miss Leahy
gave several readings. while Miss Les
sic La Frata beautifully rendered q
number of selections on the piano. DE-
plomas were presented to a number of
graduates, both boys and girls. Misses
Jennie Blackburn Rebecca Sonnen-
berg, Annie Nevin. Mabel Crabbin.
Maud yeitch and May F'rizzell were
among those who received diplomas.
Refreshments were served and the en-
tire evening was one of thorough en--
joyment. The girls of the graduating
class presented their teacher Miss
Lula Jones, with a huge bouquet of
roses as a token of their apprecia-
ton OF her efforts In their behalf.
Mr. Stewart, of Thirtyfourth and
Marshall streets. had the misfortune
to break his hand last week, which
will incapacitate him for business for
some time.
The ladies Of the Senior lakewood
Memorial Association request all those
who wish to contribute flowers to de-
corate the monument to send them to
the cemetery Saturday morning, May
Z. where committee will receive
them. And the Juniors urge those
who have flowers to contribute to-
wards the floral anchor to be launch
ed. to send them to Mrs. @. r. Massey.
corner Twenty-eighth and Broad
streets, Friday or Saturday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Enlporia

Especial To The Richmond Nirginian
EMPOkIA, VA. April s1.--Rcy.
hugh G. Smith and lis wife left here
yesterday for their new home in
Christiansbarg, where Mr. Smith will
take charge Of the Eaptiar church.
Rev. Mr.. Goodman. the baptist
pastor from Middlesex. preached ID
the Baptist churches here Wednesday
and Thursday nights. The Emporia
Baptists desired him to preach with
view of calling him to the pastorate
here The people were highly pleased
with his sermons.
Sheriff S. ". Lee Is spending the
week with his son, Ira w. Lee, or
Albemarle n G.
Professor Agar Voolfolk. principal
of our high school. has been re-elect-
ed TO the same position for the nexs
session.
MIR. b. w wyche. Jr.. who was
cashier of the Greensville bank or
North Emporia, has accepted the
position as cashier of the Branchvilie
bank. "a new enterprise. The branch
of the Greensvtiic bank in North
Emporia has been consolidated with
the main bank In Emporia.
Miss Ruby Goode and Helen VIM
cent have returned to Richmond,
after a visit to the home of Mr. Cor.
don l.. Vincent. OF this place.
Miss Eva King, a teacher OF Bruns-
wick county has returned to her
work, after a visit to her brother. Mr..
Charles IL. King, OF North Emporin.
Mr.. Zacharia Slate. OF Petersburg,
has returned from a visit to his
brother, MIR. A. F. Slate. of Emporia.
Mrs. c. p. Bounds, of Weldon, N.
C., has just returned home from q;
lengthy visit to relatives In our town
Mrs, o. S. Hart and children, OF
Norfolk, have returned home, after
an extended visit 10 relatives in Ems,
poria.
Rev. Fred g. Davis. the Emporia
Methodist Episcopal pastor. will begin
a revival meeting in his church IN
North Emppria Tomorrow night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
Highland Park.

DR.. Frank X. Lord. who was called
to the bedside of his mother in Cana
dr.. has returned. Her condition is
much improved.
Miss Add!e May Merritt of Rox-
horo n. C., spent several days this
week with Mrs Annie Smith Quaries,
COZ Fourth avenue.
Misses Emily and Ray Cross have re-
turned from delightful visit to rela-
lives az Ashcake. Hanover county.
hr. Elw0Cd Tragic is in Boston.
Mass, this week.
on Thursday evening the hospitable
nome OF Miss Josie Roothe. 800 First
avenue, was the gcene of a most pleas
ant social, Inc monthly entertainment
OF the Philathea Class of, the Methodist
church Misses Clara Harrison and
Sarah Dow rendered several musical
selections and many games were play
ca, after which refreshments were
daIntily served. The committee in
cnarse was composed of Misses
Blanche Merttg, Leila Kyle and Sue
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools win run a joint excursion TO
Butkroe Beach July 49,
Inc final exercises of the public
school vii take place May 25 and 2s.
ReN, Daniel T. Merritt will preach
at the Methodist church. Morning
subject, THE Vine and Branches:
fveitiHg subject. "Baai or Jehovah"
Administration OF the Lords supper
ana recenton Of members It the morn
ing service.
fhe special evangelistic services at
the Northside Baptist church closed
last aight With sermon on "Oppor-
tnnity by Rev. George Green. Of Cliff
ton Forge
Mr. ana AIRS NJ. O. Brooks. of Louisa.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs, A. n.
Cosby. s.,t...-.s.s
ingtpn. Va. are located for the nresent
on Second avenue.
Mrs. Emily Wallace. of Barton
Heights is visiting at the home Of
Mr.. John $. Lear.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Of Highland Park Methodist
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30

York, Washington and other Northern
cities, are the guests of their nephew,
Rev. T. M, Lemly Mr., and Mrs.
Preston will return TO their home In
Charlotte, N. c., in a few days
Mr.. l.. NJ. Lee. who has been in
Norfolk for several days, is expected
home to-day.
The Barton Heights Baptist church
will appoint delegates Sunday to the
Southern BAPTIST convention, which
meets in Baltimore May il.
Mr.. J., y. Smith, of Nansemond
county, is the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Hail, of BrookIand Park. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
CONDITIONS
PREVENT SEEING COMET

Atmospheric conditions of the past
few days have made 1t diffieEit for 10.
cal astronomers to get a glimpse Of
Haliey's comet, according to Prot.
Charles H. Winston. director OF the
astronomical observatory of Richmond
College.
The lurid light OF this celestial yar-
ahond has been dimmed by the prcs-
.sree of the lnapn= Rrafs- Winston ssss-fa
High brows at the college are much
interested In the observations Of Rros.
Winston. He has plotted the position
OF the famous body from time to time.
Prof. Winston Is now preparing q
lecture to beegiyen on the subject. WI
date for this viii shortly b announo.a
~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-30
VIRGINIA
49,. WEDDINGS
Ncwton--IIutlson.

FREDERICKSBrRG, VA. April 80.
BENJAMIN j. Newton and Miss Aztec
Lena Hudson, daughter of William n.
Hudson, postmaster at Gera. in King
George county. We're married Thurs
day at Montague Baptist chapel by
Rev. j. II. Newbill The attendants
were Miss Eunice Hudson. MIR. Ernest
Foster, Miss Burnley Farmer. Mr..
Herbert Hudson. Miss Maude Farmer,
Mr.. Thomas Marshall. Miss Lena Nc
Daniel, MIR. John Farmer.