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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
L dIrnOunt

sunday October LIST, VIII be set
apart as rally day at the Fairmount
Avenue Baptist church. and very
interesting program has been arranged
by the musical committee All mem
bers OF the school and church and
their friends are urged to be present
The exercises commence at ten o'clock
and last through until twelve Come
and help 10 make this day one OF the
greatest in the history OF the church
MIR and Mrs Charles Mason leri
Tuesday for Gordonsvlne. to spend
several weeks with their daughter
Mrs. Goodwin,
Mrs. Emma Lane, Is very sick AZ
her home on Moshy street
The regular meeting OF tho Men
League viii be held on Sunday night
from 10 o'clock. AIR J A. Watkins
president
Mrs. s. r. Gary has opened her
studies for The fail sud winter season
All pupils who wish Ia Join this class
viii find her AT her home. 2202 Fair
mount avenue
The Sunbeams WIN mort al the Bap
tist church sunday afternoon at z
@ clock All members are urged To be
present
The J o 4 A NJ viii meet st the
town hall Thursday night Business
OF Importance,
Mrs Anderson Is sttil very SICK at
her home on twenty Second stree,
With rheumatism
Mr. and Mrs Alma NuckoIs. haze
returned from their bridal trip. anu
AFRO al home GO their frleuds. sl0a
tairmount avenue
Miss Mamie Darwin continues TO SIN.
prove after severe casv ~ typhoid
fever
Mir ana AIRS a. a Green have re-.
turned homa from Niagara Fails
"hsfe theS spent theW hridai tour
and aEu now al homr Ga their friends
t4pS MosbS street
Airs. eddie >Gekeis has returned
home Ia bueklns hem county after
Visiting her nuther. Mrs ltalman fuf
eNeTAl weeks.
Mcs NJ A uriinu of Hanover auun-
o. IL th@ guoat &c hef son Nj /.
1'fiffin. en Twenty seSabd street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
MAN ENTRIES IN
POULTRY EXHIBIT

When the entries TO the poultry
department OF the State Fair closed
last night there wore more chickens
entered than Manager Schaaf. of the
department, knew what 10 do with
This IL the largest list / ever saw p
he commented. when the closing hour
came We will have to build more
room to accommodate the birds Not
only Is there the largest line Of chick
ems | ever saw. but we will have two
owls. lot Of rabbits pigeons. white
mice, ducks. geese. turkeys. guineas.
guinea pigs ana everything along that
line"
The largest single exhi DIT WAS that
placed by George Il GuNernator. who
has probably. one OF the largest fancy
chicken farms in the South, He has
many of his birds at the Roanoke.
Petersburg and INnchburg fairs. and
VIII have some Of them at tho Dan
Willie fair.
All the lists have been closed ex-
cept the tobacco entries This has
been extended 10 the 30th The va
rious departments win show better
this year than ever before
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

DURHAM. n c.. Sept rs The
finding Of a human leg ana foot In 81
gully oil the farm OF b j Brosden
THIS morning created considerable eX-
element IN the northern section Of
the eip
The reg III sad state Of dtsiutegra-
ton was found Uy Mr urogdeu this
morning about II O'Clock IN "a gully
several Feet deep ia an old pine held.
There was nothing 70 indicate that
IL had ever been Inferred. hut had
simply been thrown into the gutter.
II VAS resting On an Did piece of TN
witch Hsd evidently been Used 10
transfer Il To- tbe spot
Coroner J0HEdan was called bl Mr.,
Erogdeu aud after making thorough
examination the coroner found tnas
II was fhe les and foot of coloren
man which had been amputated a
month on more ago The physician
who performed the operation had the
leg thrown aut IN a careless sorr OF
way aud Il haG received no attention
uniH found bY Mir. Brosden
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
GREATER PRINCE
GEORGE LEAGUE

DGsPETANrA VA. Sept Is
There will be a meeting OF the
Greater Prince George League. Of
Prince George county at Dlsputanta,
on Saturday Of this week The gov
ernor Of Virginia viii address the
league, and viii be followed by speak
ers from Washington. =. G. and other
points. the subjects being better roads
and the advancement of agriculture
and business generally The Cannon
Ball train leaving Richmond at 3
a, NJ Saturday morning viii accomo-
date the people OF Richmond who are
Interested in the prosperity of this
nearby section.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
TWENTY OFFICERS
FOR STATE FAIR
POLICE BOARD PROVIDES FOR
GOOD POLICE PRO-
~
lection.

on next Wednesday the police boa ID
wil meet To select twenty men from
the eligible list to act az special otf1 >
GERS the following week, which Will
be State Fair Week. These men will
work down town. while similar mum
Der OF regulars will be detailed at tho
fair grounds, to keep their eyes on
the condition OF things a. that place.
Indications poips 10 the probability
az there being more strangers In the
city fair week than upon any previ-
Gus occasion. The board makes this
arrange ment every year
A detail OF eight mea will be used
In the formation OF a traffic squad.
to see that in eongested localities the
traffic ordinances are observed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

the slate quarries of buckingham,
which employ large mum bers OF men
About three miles from the abovs
mentioned property there is another
tract OF i5e acres which liz covered
with valuable timber. both oak and
pine.
The tract at New Canton IL 70 ar
ranged that it may be cut of and sold
In parcels 70 suit the purchaser.
ISAAC DIIGS
= q. MOON -
e w HTRARD
SANDS GAYLE,
]. II B0ATW RIGHT
A. /. PITTS, JR
Commissioners
Virginia. County OF Buckingham. to~
Wit
court Of Buckingham county, DO here
by certify that the bonds required by
the foregoing DEGREES have been duly
given.
W HUBBARD
Clerk Of Buckingham Circuit Court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
AT FREDERICKSBURG

Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian3
CKSBURG, VA. Sept IS
The State Normal and Industrial
school. which Is located here. opened
its doors TO the students for the FIRST
time Tuesday Notwithstanding that
this was the first day OF its initial SEES
sion the large number OF 40 young
ladies' were enrolled besides a great
many who have not yet arrived.
There were forty-fuur students on
board the steamer MiddleseX Monday
night from the lower counties
The day was mainly consumed in
the classification and assignment Of
students to their respe ctive classes
Every member Of the faculty Is now
on hand and work VIII begin at once,
The prospects are that this viii he a
most successful Sc ssion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
VERDICT GUILTY
IN SECOND DEGREE
JURY IN CASE OF II. II. CLARKE
IN AMELIA CAUSES A
-
SURPRISE.

Special 10 The Richmond Nirginian.) }
AMELIA. VA. Sept. 2s-In the
case of State against L. Il. Clarke
to-day the jury rendered a verdict of
guilty OF murder in tho second de-
gree. prescribing the panalty Of ten
years in the state penitentiary.
The court will entertain motion
for a new trial at 10 o'clock to-mor-
row morning Counsel for the de-
Tense claim they have newly discov-
cred evidence which should entitle
the accused to a new trial The prts-
oner. who has been under bail
bond OF $500, win remain in jail
overnight.
II NJ. Smith. Jr, and Thomas Il.
Hardway are receiving the cougratu-
lations OF their friends on the yer
dict. which was a surprise.
Tho prisoner is calm and quiet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

RALEIGH y G sept 4s Ths
people ~ haltigh arid inc entire state
sfo looking forward with special M
terrst &c the coming ~ Senator I.oa9.
~ massachusetts, 10 North Carolina as
the Chiel orator fer the annual aea
sion 90 the North Carolina Literary
ana historical Society in November
ahu also 20 The visit Of Hon Champ
NtArk' VINO Is g be enc OF the chief
attractions Tor the North Carolina
teachers assembly. 10 be in sassion
during the last week I'm November.
using the great audisoriu4n Just hesun
oenaplnted har~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

oule, stauntoa saarriax,

Special To The Richmond Nlrginian )
STANTON VA. Sept rs Mir
joe Clinton Wootng manager OF the
Virginia tie eFle3 hotel here, ana N ISIS
Mary h. Roller We're quietly mar
rtcd this morning AZ clock al the
home or the brides parents Mr. ana
Mrs George = Roller. uf Weyor y
Gave va
The wedding Mas vcts mach oT a
surprise 70 The many friends % he
couple neither announcements or in
tttatous having been issued 40
preparations were made yhe bride s.
pastor Ree atr stoueslfrl. WAS
slmpN called in, aud the bnut tlsd
several friends. hasSeNe answered "a
hurrA CALI and Nc a 4 Moore. pTo-
prl@t0r OF the Aits1nia HpNuTtcN. act
"a as best man Miss Elizabeth Rol-
Ter the bride sister acted AIS brides
ulatl and her cousin MtAs Mar, Hene
ROLLED PLAYED the ~eadtng matrh
The Dftde Mas dressed lu going
AWAY gown iii hlHa hraadclutb with
hat a. Fuat "a anu sAe aas given away
os hef father Attea the eerem0pN.
Air AHd Mrs WauUuA aros 80 Staun-
tou "a au automobile and lett 90 the
nsoruag ttatn los New Nork Ana
Outlet putnta ~ Interest in tAv NORTH
Nj WaoliHk r. he 500 ar Captain
h AZ ~opllus az tSat hh0tK lie
has been maBAAer ~ the NiFHlaia
beverley gar seYefa5 ears and In that
time has aAade mauA friends hrre
After 9etetet tR Ma aud Mrs Wool
tuE wNl bs 81 home al she Motel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Especial to The Richmond Nlrsinian }
hAPoktA. IA sept - The Me
hofria river Is So Tow that thy alec
tate plant hare Is uuahie to general Re
naaehiaeFy of the town and supply
ii1hts
lhe Emporaa Manufacturing Tom
panY = lumber piaui and the twe cot
ton gins OF Cato ana iAtSoy have been
at a taadstiA for two days. ana unless
rains est ~ here swell the ris or the
pewag wtli eonsinun insdeauate ~ thm
demands
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
PHILLIPS WILL ADVOSATE
DRINKING CUP ORDINANCE

Health Commissioner James H.
Phillips, lt develops, was the author
az the proposition 60 abolish drinking
cups IN the city parks u hich Was 10 z
Gently adopted hy the ATTY health
eoar~ Commissioner Phillips win an.
pear before the council COMMITTEES on
grounds aud buildings at It's next
meeting and address thar body In ad
Nocacy OF his pet measate 1t Is said
that chief tieeith officer Levy liz not
an enthusiastic advocate Of the pro-
position, aNins e. the fact that IL
would omen the MAY to demand TOR
rs Endorsement ia practically ali pub
he places
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
MISS GARDNER To
WE'D IN OCTOBER
FORMER RICHMOND GIRL VIII
BE.COBIE THE BRIDE OF REV.
GEORGE y. WAITE

Especial to The Richmond Virginlan
FRBDERTCKSBttR VA, Sept
2s.-JTbe approaching marriage Of
Miss Evelyn Louis Gardner, daughter
Of Teev Charles $ Gardner. y. D..
formerly pastor OK Grace street Bap-
fist church. Of Richmond. and now
Of the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary. OF Louisville to Rev. Geo,
F. Waite, Of Hernd0n, Va. has been
announced.
The ceremony will be performed
In Louisville. Ky, October 2
Rev. Mr. Waite Is "A nephew ~ Mr.
NJ r Waite, Of Brockenhoroush.
Both families are prominent in
Southern social circles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Wal Arrest Three Men,

HARHlSONBGR re. VA. Sept IS -
\ warrant has been placed In the
hands of Sheriff cRrickofr. for the 49,
rest OF Robert Glorier. clyde Arm
strong and Noah May. Young men iiv-
ing in Chestnut Ridge. three miles
east OF Town charged with assaulting
evils Hollar. Of Harrisonourg The
alleged assault WAS committed sunday
afternoon - the Ridge where Hoilar
friends.
The three men wanted are said by
the officers 10 be troublesome charac-
ters. Two ~ hem Giorier and Arm
strong were Under arrest only a few
!, eeks ago charged with IN offense
similar 20 tnat fer which they are now
wanted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
BROOkING TO BUILD
81, 200 RESIDENCE

Permits were issued by Building
Inspector BECK yesterday as follows
{ p Brooking, 60 erect detached
two-story frame dwelling on the north
side OF Twelfth street between DE
catar and Stockton streets, 70 cost
$22o0
r. Robinson. to erect detached two
story brick store and dwelling at
a3s West Leigh street, TO cost ST.
500
israel Stern. 10 repair brick garage
in rear Of st9 West Grace street. to
cost $500
NJ Huleher. 70 repair brick store
and Dwelling az West Leigh street
10 cost s300
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

halL the new secretary fof tina Ral
eish Y A. ~ A that il tu besln AZ.
tive association work Mhen tAs : NJ
81 building ~ ready has arrived
ahd viii tnpArg Bow imp@tuA ta the
work Upwards 81 ninety per cent ~
the inlttal tnAtAiuents az pledges FOR
the association building haze been pal
Ia and another installaent win he
due October 1. The rams fer the
building viii he definitely settled With
"A very short time aud the actual work
81 erecting the building gotten under
way as speedily So pessihle Mr. Hall.
The secretary, comes from Newport
New. and - an association worker of
wofth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
ANNUAL RALLY DAY OF
BARTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL

on SUNDAY. October the second. the
Reverend Doctor Walter ! I1ngle. for-
ruerly o. Atlanta. Ga now profes
sor Ia the Union Theological Semi
nary Viii address the sunday school
of the Hartou Heights shyterian
church The occa sion Is the annual
rain day the exercises VIA begin
an III eiogk ARD spaciat program
has been prepared
Cn SUNDAY morning. October ninth.
Ur Theron Il Rice, OF the SEMINARY
Niu preach I'd this church and adj
minister the communion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
ENLISTMENT DAY AT
GROVE AVENUE SCHoos

An SUNDAY morning next con,menc
faE al 80 ais interesting ana La
struetl1e pFogtan calling for solus,
res4tals and short addressea Viii he
carried out lieu 81 Inc usual eAer
ses 81 the school Hundreds OF i'm
Atlattona hakp been seat out 20 present
- u AL az prospective members 2f the
schoai Ant attending are assured az
a hearts WrteHt by the sAperinteu.
dent Jaues a Wood and his orlelai
assistants aad bs tht teachers ia rho
primary intermediate and adult de
partmgnLs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
O'BANNON CONTEST
BEFORE COMMITTEE

henriCo County DanocratIc Conn
mittee viii meet at noon 10 day TO act
upan Lbs Faa 1851 st Sslalz2ay a Esasss4aa
who ran for the position OF county
treasurer AT the recept priIaary against
Treasurer Hechler
MIR oUanpon alleges that there
were many irregularities In the prtm-
airy ana ne asks for a recount OF the
vote. The contest OF II L Davies
against q. " Tnorekmorton for tho
Legislature Wit also. come ny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

home OF Der parents on Harrison
street
The ceremony was conducted by
Rev Or James. DR. Paxton. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church
Immediately after the wedding Mr.
md Mrs. Jackson. ief4 on tho Mem
phis Special for New York and Niagara
Falls Z pom their return they viii
visit Berryviile. Mr JacksonS old
home. for q few DAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

- -
fdal. Of Rockingham county. Rev
&c NJ Jordan. pastor Of the church.
ogSsrsa ting
Ths bride waa given Ia mArrlags
BY her father. and was attended ~
Miss Grace Adams maid II honor
and Misses Asthelena and Earls Tsy-
Ior. bridesmaids. liar bridal gown
vas - white rnes@a4ine her tslle
veil wsA caught yith orange blossoms
and she carried shower bouquet
OF Bride roses Misc Adams wore
srDck ~ white ulssaa line and the
Masses Taylor waR@ g0wn@d In pink
and blue massanns. Dr & Smith
Aas best mar and Messfs WNiian
a len Es rrison, n and Robsrt Car
ter Harrison, brother 81 the bride.
acted ~ nshsrs
A musical program e4s rendered
By Mrs r. II Atkinson. spd Just De-
fore she entrance OF the bridal pro
cesslon Miss Ruin Marshal sang
Together The church p8e beau
tifuily decorated with aut fowera and
pa Inns
Dr ana Mrs Han will spend their
( non @yuoou in the Aorth after which
they will be st home 10 their frienas
4 In Roc bingham county MIss EISrri
aon lE descendant OF the aristoc-
4 rscy ~ virginia. being related so the
James RIVER Hsrris9ns and Bgrds
Tho out-af-tQwn guests included Mir.
r Hail Radtogd Fh Mr. and
hrn Jennings Roanoke. Va Mr. aud
/ Mrs & Il Harrison Miss Hslru car
dova MI and Mrs K Burfort Tsy-
( Tor and daughters Mr. John Merch,
/ ali of Richmond 8f kabY. Drum
( hill. y c Mr. Perez = Kugsd Mrs
G1Hsn and daughter, ops, OF
Norfolk ana III south OF New
a News
Meeting Of E'aaIathea Class.
The regular monthly business and
social meeting Of the Phisthea oias,
Of grove Avenue Baptist church vii
he held tomorrow afternoon at
! o'clock IN the class room. All mem
bers are urged to be present. as TN.
portant plans for the coming winter
viii be discussed at this meeting
Personals
Mr. and Mrs Garrett Il Wall hav,
returned from White sulphur Springs
/ whore they spent the summer
Mrs j Mason Miller. Miss Mar
gsret Miller and Miss Mary Tomiit
Anderson. who have been spendink
several months in stanton have re
turned 10 Richmond
Or and Mrs Aubrey gowtes nav,
returned to Hicnmond after spend
ing month IN Ashland
Mrs. } q Psnghorn. OF Ba}titnors
! viii sail in October for England
whore she will spend the winter witt
her son-in-iaw and daughter Mr. an,
Mrs Donald Mlrrielees ana will ais
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Special 10 The Richmond Nirgin,an.
STAU NTON. VA Sept 2s Air sd
m0nd Berkeley has issued Invitations
30 the Wedding OF his sister, Atiss MARY
Spottswood Berkeley. 10 Ar Richard
casper Simpson OF South Carolina,
the wedding 10 take place on October
IL AT 10 A at Trinity Episcopal
church,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

special to The Richmond Nifgtninn }
hARftISoNHNkG VA. sept ~
fha town council last night passed
an ordinance requiring the pool and
hiIlsrd rooms ~ the town 10 OPEN
not earlier than A NJ ana close
not later than midnight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
Specials for
Rest of This Week
LADIES. just RECErvED

LADIES, 9uSA hEsoEA kaA<
A large assortment Of Beautiful
Hair Switches At remarkable low
prices
20 meh Switches, all hair. no stem
SO, regular $l5 values.
AZ 90 SW1tehes-S5.
g. All Hair Swifehes-S2 so
SO 90 Cbgnons-Si 90
81 80 Chi9nons-08c
Many other bargains IN proper
ton, come and see.
Ladies own combings made mp
mto Beautiful Hair Goods Of
every description. snch as Puffs,
ChignoHs. Clusters Switches, etc,
81 moderate prices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
t.ngagsment Announced

UARRIS0NBURG. VA. Sept 2E.
Mr. and Mrs George Liskey. whose
home. "smifhland is short dis
lance north Of town have announced
the engagement OF their daughter,
Beulah Pearl to Mr. Edgar Cleve land
Wine or Harrtsonburg. The mar
riage wlIl lake place Novem Der %.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Real
Estate
IN
Buckingham
County

Pefsuaut to DEGREES OF tRe Circuit
Court OF Buckingham county pro-
nounced at the March May and July
terms, 1910, in a chaneery cause there
in depending. uner the short style OF
McKenna VS. Mckeuna. ct ais, the un-
dsrslgned special commissioners. ap-
pointed by said court for The purpose
viii ON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Nc kenna VS. Mckeuna. ct ais, tue un-
darsigned special commissioners. ap-
pointed by said court for The purpose
viii on
SATURDAY., SEPTEMBER 30. ipiI.
at / O'Clock OF that day. IN front "
the Mckeuua Store Building IN the
town OF New Canton. Bucktng ham
lowing described real estate situated
in said county, Of which the late Jonu
r. Mckehna dice seized and possessed
The porperty viii first be offered in
parcels and then as whole. and II il
beings more a a whole. the sale Will
he reported otherwise the sale OF par
cells W4u o. reported.
TERMS OF SALE.
cash. as 10 0ne-tAird of The pur-
chase price. and the remainder ON a
credit of one two and three years, Sc
cured by notes OF the purchaser for
equal amounts and further secured by
retention OF title until all or the pur-
chase money is paid or, at the election
or She purchaser all ot f3e purchase
money may be paid in cash
THE PURCHASER OR PIT RCHASERS
Will be put into possession as soon as
he sale is confirmed bY the court
DESC NiPrtoN or PROPERTY.
The estate OF John T Mckenna, sit
uated in and near the town OF New
Canton. buckingham county, on James
River and G n ., hallway. consists
OF farm OF about 100 acres of which
u "a
cultivation The sou il adanted 10
corn. wheat. tobacco and grass the
latter being the crap which has been
principally cultivated on this pIaC
Some of this land has made a crop
OF 10000 pounds OF timothy and clover
hay per acre in single season
The residence With store attached.
contains SIX rooms not Including
store-room and two rooms over store.
The store is 40Ns0 feet with solid
walnut counters two inches thick Ice
mousse, pump. Wind smiH, and detached
kitchen tn back yard. and stable, feed
and chicken houses in good condition.
a beautiful law az several acres
with blue grass sod surrounds the resi-
dance. with several large flower beds
OF roses tulips hyaclnths etc, on the
lawn ana number OF ornamental
shfahs anu seaae trees.
Several hundred grape vines orchard
OF apple. peach, pear and plum trees
TWO buildings about fANs5 used as
storage houses, one large tobacco barn
same size ono tobAeco WAREHOUSE. t20S
so bnRt recently at "a cost OF about
g., 500 90 This has railroad siding at
door ana every convenience Tor hand
ins tobacco, priAtH Gaies. etc All OF
the above buildings are covered with
slate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29
FOR SALE.

GROVE AVENUE HOME
One II the best there Party re-
solved 10 sell al sacrifice
ELAN s. FU&STEN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

spuelat "a fhe RJi hmana Nltg.ulan
NTAtsN1ts~ IA sept es 1n
October = MR3ag Randolph berkeley
I nHteA ntNte# marine taFgAs. formerly
~ thts cltv sill @rd Mrs n Read
Russell * New London Conu.. az that
place Aa3af and Mrs Russell viii
spend tae Nthtvr at the Naval War
College al Newport r where Major
Berkeley - stationed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

LKNCHRCRG Va sept ss The
weddln. Of Miss Elsls Les Horner.
daughter o. Me- ard Mrs n W A.
Aorn@r 10 Mr. Langaon A Sson
formerly ef BeFrseflis and Richmond.
ent nos Of tins city. took plscs Wed
nesday evening at eesaek al the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

n1ns Naii C@rn@al entertained yss"
1e3 at an attrn ctsve luncheon. al
Ne COUNTRY Grub in h@noT Of her
g9~st. Misn Ida lawson, 81 Hampton,
vs. The tahAp Vas placed Ia The palm
parior. and was preftlls decorated wlfh
\ certrmpaece o. valipw daisies snd
ferris and yellow shaded lights Coz
era n9wre laid for sAKht guests
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

Ine Junior UAkN pod Memorial AS
s"eaallon held meeting Tuesday ar
terneon at the home OF Airs 4 W.
AasseN, when the annual election Of
otfieers took piarE Mrs Massey wnx
sierted president AiSs Lora Akin
s"si, Vice president Miss Lizzie An
afe@s. treasurer Miss Grace scher
MEFhern, recording secretary. aud
Mfss Murray corresponding seers-
EAF%
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-29

= u~IiNhEFuI mouse PAM Is heiu9
hrta ihls wTs + al HAeh@iaEs llall,
8h@ country home 0f Mr william
Henry Jones ana Miss rTun4As Jones
Asas DauNllte va In addition 10
the h"usv guesta se} erai automobile
! parties. @hV have matored cat Tor the
dsy have been entertained The
guests Ak bachelors HAL include
9i@s Mae Jeaes and Mr John Jonas
81 hichnoHG Alas 4 II King and
Mrs Mvrehesa. al 0reenshar3.
= ~ anu Nlrs tiaase % Wheeling