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The Washington herald., 1911-05-14

r. Chatard and Mrs. Mamie Randolph
Heth. Others assisting In the dining
room were Mrs. Green Clay ooodloe. Mrs.
Julian James. Mrs. R. r. Hoes. Mrs WILL
lam Corcoran Hill. and Mrs. Janin- The
decorations were Of blue and yellow
spring flowers, carrying out the club
colors.
Ono Of the most interesting features of
the spring season will be q bright and
sparkling three-act drama, to be given
in the parish hall. adjoining St Thomas
Church, Wednesday evening. May a Tick
cts may be obtained from Rev. DR.. c. Err
nest Smith. 2019 N street northwest, Miss
Casey. ITO street northwest, and from
the following participants in the play:
Miss Edith Oracle, Miss Helena Smith,
Miss Anna Portner, Miss Elizabeth Noyes.
Miss Mildred Bacon. Mr.. Frank Godoy.
Mr.. Benedict Cunningham, Mr.. Harold
Sampson. DR.. Joseph Pogue, Mr.. Kennon
st. Clair. and Mr.. Sydney Thomas.
A May dance was given by the Comus
Pleasure Club on Monday night at Naval
Lodge Hall. and a very delightful even
ing was enjoyed by the many members
and their friends. During intermission
refreshments were served. The following
committees were in charge: Floor
Henry Kruger. Carlton r. Fry. and AL
bert II. Gaddis. Refreshments-Harry NJ.
Stees. Programme-Rosser L. Hunter.
jr. Music-Charles NJ. Dunn. g The fol-
lowing members were present: Misses
Irene Mcdonald. Helen Dunn. Eva Dut-
ton, Ethel Lyons. and Messrs. Carlton
r. Fry. Richard E. Titlow. Albert H.
Gaddis, Henry Kruger, r. L. Hunter. tr,
Louis Van Luke, Charles NJ. Dunn. Harry
Stees, James Robertson, James Creamer,
Monroe Kreiter, Carl Reiser, William
Yost, and George e. Gentner.
Mrs. w. w. Burdette, accompanist for
the soloists Of the Rubinstein Club OF
this city, entertained members OF the
club at luncheon last Monday at the
Washington Country Club. After lunch
con a programme of music was given by
Mrs. Blair, conductor, Mrs. Gawler. ana
some of the other guests.
At the May meeting Of the Sarah st.
Clair Chapter. D. A. R., held at the
home of Mrs. c. A. Kinsley. 1892 FIJI
teenth street northwest, the following
officers were unanimously reelected.
Regent, Mrs. Francis A. st. Clair: vice
regent, Mrs. Thaddeus NJ. Jones; record
ing secretary. Mrs Bella NJ. TRULY: cor
secretary, Mrs. Holland W.
jerks; treasurer. Mrs. Stephen ]. Muir
ply: registrar, Mrs William H. Good
man. and historian. Miss Mary o. Clark.
A most enjoyable musicale followed the
election. Miss Beaman. a prominent mu-
sician. of Hartford. Conn. gave several
exquisite numbers on the violin. and Mrs.
Murphy rendered selections on the piano.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

I The lecture to be given at the Colum-
bia Theater this evening by Claude \.
Bennett on The South to-day and to-
morrow is creating interest among the
Southern Congressional set. and South
erners generally in Washington. Among
the box holders are the Vice President
and Mrs. Sherman. the Speaker and Mrs.
Clark. former Secretary Dickinson. presi-
dent Of the Southern Society Of Wash
ington; Senator Duncan L. Fletcher.
president of the Southern Commercial
Congress. the Minister to the Neither
lands. and the Danish. Swedish, Norwe-
gian, and italian ministers.
The annual meeting Of the Louisa
Adams Chapter, D. A. R.. for the elec-
ton of officers. was held Tuesday at the
residence of Mrs. George Wallace Jones,
1856 Irving street. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hustled.
regent; Mrs. Catharine c. Farrar, vice
regent: Mrs. Charles S. Bundy. cor
responding secretary: Miss Mary Beck
ford. recording secretary; Miss May Hus.
ted, registrar; Mrs. Fannie Herbert
treasurer; Mrs. Randolph D. Hopkins
historian. After the business was trans
acted an address was given by Mr.. Will
hanson on the Declaration Of Independ-
ence. the events leading up to it, and
the character Of the times and the men
who made 1t possible; and an address
by Judge Bundy on the City of Wash
ington, its rise and growth, the plan Of
the city, its beauties and advantages.
Refreshments were served.
The board of managers Of the Chill
dren's Country Home will give a gar
den party for the benefit Of the home
Wednesday, May II, and have been
loaned the grounds of Mrs John New
bold, 1880 Phelps place. The features
will be music, a fortune teller, a Punch
and Judy show, a grab bag. and a sale
of parasols. cushions, &C. Tea, ices and
cakes will be served. A number of par
ties have been made up for the evening.
when the grounds will be illuminated
with lanterns. The afternoon party
will open at 4 o'clock. The patronesses
include Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Mrs. Glover. Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page, Mrs. George Won L. Meyer, Mrs.
Letter, Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Ed
ward B. Mclean. Vicountesse de Sibour,
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS.
Sir Robert and Lady Hadfeld were
hosts at dinner last evening.

| hosts at dinner last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCauley en-
| tertained a company of young people
at dinner last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club. for their daughter Miss
Mary McCauley. There were about thirty
guests and dancing followed the dinner.
Senator and Mrs William Alden Smith
have as their guests for the weekend Mr..
and Mrs F. w Stevens. OF New York,
for years residents of Detroit and old
friends Of the Smiths. Mr.. Smith and
Mr.. Stevens were law partners for many
years. They came over yesterday to
assist in the celebration of the birth
day OF Senator Smith and of Judge
Robert NJ. Montgomery. formerly of
Lansing, now chief justice of the Court
Of Appeals OF the District, and next
door neighbor of Senator and Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Smith had a dinner party for the
two men last evening. and it was the
occasion of a delightful reunion. Judge
Montgomery was formerly member
of the Supreme Court of Michigan.
Miss Louise Cromwell dned last evening
with Mrs Thomas T. Gaff, while her
fiance. Mr.. Walter B. Brooke. jr., of Bal
timore, gave his bachelor dinner. Their
wedding tomorrow afternoon will be the
brilliant finish to the spring season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Jackson will
entertain at dinner on Saturday. May 20.
in honor of Miss Pansy Bloomer. whose
marriage to Mr.. johnson Ward. of Phila-
delphia. will take place Saturday, June
3. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan will
he hosts at dinner in her honor Friday
evening, June 2, at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Mrs Oliver Cromwell was hostess at
luncheon yesterday at the Playhouse, in
honor of her daughter. Miss Louise Crom-
well. The guests included the bridal
party which will attend the young couple
and additional guests to the number of
fifty in all.
Mrs. Janin entertained a company at
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Mrs.
William Ruffln Cox. president Of the
National Society Of Colonial Danes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Carroll, OF New
York. will give a garden party for the
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman at
their country place, "Carrollcliffe," in
Tarrytown. on the afternoon of June 8.
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Mrs. Fremont-Smith will leave this
| week for Bar Haroor, where she will
| open her cottage for the season. She will
| be joined later in the month by DIR.
Fremont-Smith.
Mrs. Stanley Matthews will close her
residence here in a few days and will
sail from New York May 20 for Europe,
to spend the summer. She will spend
part Of the season in London. the guest
Of relatives.
Senator and Mrs. James Aired, have
taken apartments at the Woodward for
next fall. Mrs. Reed leaves soon for her
home in Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. Agnes r. Chicester, Of Stafford
County. Va, has returned to her home
after spending several weeks with her
son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and Mrs
Jola Lewis. of West Chevy Chase.
Miss Mayo, who has been the guest of
Mrs Talbot Truxtun, on the U. s. s.
Franklin, h,J returned to her home in
this city.
Mrs. George Reid, of the Marine Bar
racks, is the guest of friends in Washing
ton for a brief visit.
The Ex-examiner of Foreign Affairs Of
China and Nine. Liang Tun Yen, who
spent the winter in Chevy Chase with
their interesting family, have purchased
a house in Bethesda, Nd. where they
are now residing.
Mrs. George w. Goethals, wife Of Col
Goethals, chairman of the Panama Cana.
Commission. who has been in Culebra,
Panama, for the last eight months, Is
now in New York.
Mr.. Frank A. Richardson has gone to
Atlantic City and will be guest at the
Marlborough -Blenheim for the next two
months. The remainder Of the summer
he will spend on the Massachusetts, coast.
returning to Washington in the fall.
Mime. Luis Pastor, who was formerly
Miss Constance Lee. of Baltimore, wife
Of the former first secretary and charge
d'affaires Of the Spanish Legation. who
was popular In Washington society for
years. IL now In Baltimore. occupying
an apartment 1t the Dunleeth. Mr.. Pas
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continued ON PAGE 4, Column L.
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Mrs Agnes r. Chicester. Of Stafford
County. Va, has returned to her home
after spending several weeks with her
son-in-law and daughter. DR.. and Mrs
Jola Lewis, of West Chevy Chase
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Miss Mayo. who has been the guest Of
Mrs. Talbot Truxtun, on the U. s. s.
Franklin, H. returned to her home in
this city.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The wedding of Miss Louise Cromwell
daughter of the late Oliver Cromwell of
New York and Washington. to Mr..
Walter 3. Brooke. jr.. of Baltimore. VIII
be the largest function in Washington
society probably until next autumn. The
ceremony will be performed tomorrow
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one of the proprietors of the Belvedere
Hotel. this city, and is now employed in
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
They will reside at 621 Lamont street
northwest.
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tor is now Spanish Minister to China
and Siam. He will join her there early
next month to spend the summer in this
country Nine Pastor will accompany
him to Siam in the autumn.
The former United States Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Henry White are the
guests Of the Governor General Of Can
ada and Lady Grey. They were among
the guests at the state ball last Thurs
day evening. Mr.. White has leased
Egerston, his villa at Newport, to Mr..
Stuart Duncan, Of New York.
Mrs. George Ray and daughter, Miss
Ray, have gone to Atlantic City. Mrs.
Ray will return here for the graduation
of her younger daughter. Antoinette. at
the convent in Georgetown next month.
Mrs. II. H. A. Beach, the famous song
writer, pre-eminent among American
women composers. spent some days last
week at the New Willard. Being in deep
mourning, she accepted no invitations
and saw no one but a few intimate
friends. She was with her close friend.
Miss Clement cousin of Miss Amy
Clement Leavitt, of this city, one of the
most accomplished musicians and lin
gusts possible
Miss Mary Mckee. granddaughter Of
former President BENJAMIN Harrison. who
recently made a visit to Mrs. Arthur Lee
here. arrived in Chicago yesterday to
visit Mrs. Carter Harrison, wife OF the
mayor OF that city. Mrs. Harrison has
Continued ON PAGE 4, Column 4.
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Terminal Taxicab Co.'S Packard (S0)
fui for suburban trips. Phone North INA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
BLOW FOR BLOW
IN yAlE-HARvARD
ROWING EVENTS

ttoI tinaed from First Page.)
brushes. OF course one felt all To the
la mode i'll carrying one al these.
and after about a block the "souve-
mir" reached the gutter The decn-
rstions generally were below par.
The two freshman crews were on
the water at 10 40 and after receiving
final instructions waited White rhe
officials conferred IL was linally de-
cided that the water was too choppv
FOR good work and poatp0nemsng
WAS agreed on until tIs80 In the eA-
pectatton that the wind would die
down
At SO the regatta committee boat
reached the starting line. The water
was rough and a fairly strong wind
from the northwes gas kicking up
white caps The freshmen cixhts had
not yet put In an appearance for the
race, although the observation train
Was nlted
Wales offieial time In the fresh
mems race Was 1tks and Haryard'a
GtSp t-2
The TINS 81 the morning races was
unusually slow. attributed "a the
rough condition ~ the river trnder
these conditions tha work az the
earsmen ~as considered rrvditabie
Tbs wind hleN dead against the
crews and tiny white waves raced
arouad the beats hs theN cot through
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

Miss Elsie May Hobson was married
To Mr., John William Howes. OF Bos-
ton The Rev II. William Howes, of
ton, The Rev. f. -. Cav pastor of
The West Washington Baptist church.
performed the ceremony in the pres
enee Of a small gathering. The house
WIS decorated with palms. terms and
cut flowers. Miss Grace Arts played
the wedding music.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father She wore an exquisite
gown OF white satin. embroidered in
pearls, Her tuile veil was caught by
a wreath of orange blossoms. and she
carried a shower bouquet Of Bride
roses. She wore a necklace of dia-
monds.
Miss Daisy Dudley, Of Alexandria.
VT. was lhe maid Of honor Her
gown WAS white embroidered batiste.
and she carried pink roses. Miss Edna
Price, of stanton. Va, vas brides
maid. Tier frock also was white ba-
tiste, and she carried pink roses. Lit
tie Miss Anna javtns, n uiprc Of the
bride, vas the flower girl She wore
pretty frock of white lace and car
ried basket of Roses ana sweetpeas.
Mr. William Starnoll was the best
man.
An Informal reception followed. ar
ter Whitu All. ana MFS- tt0WeS lett
Washington for wedding trip North
They viii be AZ homo after July Is
at IS22 II street. Washington
Chesterfield Chapter Meets.
Chesterfield Chapter. United naugh-
ters st the Coufederacy, viii meet SAT-
urday afternoon at o'clock at tue
residence Of Mrs. Il. a. Hancock on
Forest lfiil All members are urged
70 be present
Lawn Eetc.
The young ladies OF Ascension Cha
pei viii give lawn fete for the bene-
ct Of Ascension sunday school on
Friday evening, June 80, from to
J ! o clock, at the home Of Mrs w. NJ.
Cole, Fourth avenue and Willow
streets, Highland Park. Al friends
Of the churh are invited to be pres
ent.
Personals.
Mrs. j. Allison Hodges IL spending
some tinc at her country home.
"Rest-a-bit" Just outside Of town.
Miss Virginia Talcott has been
I spending some time in Leesburg, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
Barton Heights

There win be lawn party given
~ the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jui-
ian g Anderson. It's Miller Avenue
Monday evening for the benefit OF the
building fund ~ the Baptist church
Mics Sallie Willard has returned To
her home st Whichara. n e. after a
visit ~ several days to the home OF
SIR and Mrs j. e. Singleton.
Rev q q. Smith and family and
Miss Nina Hazeler0ve. who has becn
visiting her sister. Mrs. Smith. for
several weeks arrived Thursday and
are the guests ~ Mrs. Olivia Hazel
grove. Mrs Smiths mother. They WIN
spend several weeks here with reIa
tives
Aaster Lewis Grubbs IL visiting ret
atives In Powhafan county.
Mrs, l.. H. Poole and children will
leave Saturday fer BEDFORD City. where
they expect to- spend two months.
MIR. and Mrs. John y. Swartwant
win leave to-day for a stay OF few
days at Atlantic CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u Smith have
gone to New York fos two weeks
stay
Miss Elizabeth Jeter is attending the
summer normal school at Fredericl<H
burg.
Miss Irene Fritzchie will leave Mon
day for Fredericksburg where she OK
poets to attend the normal school
Professor J. II. Hiuford left Thurs
day on an important "trip to Martins
VILE
MIR L. NJ Lee who has been con
fined at his home for the past month
on account of illness. is able to be
out again.
Mr.. J. H. Trumbuii. Of West Vtr-
ginia. was looking at real estate here
Friday. He thinks lie WITH move his
family about the first of september.
Mr. Trumbull ia "A druggist
The Rev, A, &, Bergman. pastor ~
the Methodist church. who has been
resting at his Old home In Surry coun-
~ for nearly two weeks, has return
ed and viii preach AT both services
sunday
Mr James II. Satterwhite. sos Bar
ton Avenue. is at horne from V. r. l.
having received his - S. degree. at
ter having passed the four years
course in Mechanical engineering.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
FAMILY TROUBLE
LEADS To ARREST
GATTTsE THIEF ESGAE"TD FROM
WEST VIRGINIA AND L.
CAUGHT tx NORFOLK.

Rearrested as a result OF domestic
infelicity A. copley VIII be furnish
cd with free transportation from
Norfolk county, Va. to Tucker eoun~
ty, W. Va, coploy escaped from
prison in West Virginia several years
ago, and II is said his family fur
ntshed the information that led TO
his arrest in this State.
Governor Mann Friday morning
honored the reauisition for Copley
and Detective Phillips left at once
for Norfolk county to get his pris-
oner who is in jail at Pine Beach
Copley was convicted on a charge OF
selling cattle that did not belong to
him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
SNAKE BITES SMALL
BOY IN HIS SLEEP

SANDUskY w VA. June Sc
Aroused by the screams Of her eight
year-old son, Mrs. Perry KiIe leaned
from her bed yesterday morning. and
rushing to tho lads room found a
copperhead snake feet long stretch
ed across his crest and swaying its
mead above his face. The woman
seized broom and Knocked the
reptile TO the floor. where she dis
patched IL after night. during which
the snake made repeated attempts TO
strike her.
Upon her return to her sons bed
she discovered he had been bitten
several times In the hand There is
little chance that the boy win re-
cover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
ALL IS READY
FOR TRANSFER
CHANGE or FIRE STATION WILL
TAKE PLACE SATUR-
DAY

The formal opening OF the new
southside fire departm ent headausr
ters viii take place Saturday morn
ing unless something happens to
break up the present plans. The new
station is now ready for occupancy
and the steam engine and chemical
apparatus is all ready to be installed.
None of the equipment now III use in
the old station VIII be taken to the
new house.
The men VIII be transferred 10 their
elegant new quarters and for the first
time in its history the old town VIII
be- thoroughly protected by a real
steam fire departn eut. This ia only
one Of the many benefits derived from
annexation.
Only three Of the eleven men In
the station have had experience with
steam IRE engines, but all OF them
have been put to the test In fighting
the fiery element. The experienced
men will begin at once teaching the
others and splendid corps Of fire
fighters will be made OF the South
side force.
Church Entertainment.
A delightfully."- pleasant musical ana
literary entertainment was given
Thursday night for the benefit OF Co
wardin Avenue Christian church. A
large crowd was present and thor
oughly enjoyed the fine program that
was rendered and handsome sum
Was realized for the church.
The Orphans Choir, a choral BODY
OF twenty five, were the star perform
ers. under the leadership of profess
scr w Henry Baker, Others taking
part were Mrs. X. p Shinett no.
prano. Mrs W. II. Baker, soprano;
Miss Lillian West, mezzo- soprano;
Mrs e. X. Schroeder, oontralto; h.
Lynn Tucker tenor; A. w Martin
stein, baritone. Lee Reams, bass; MISS
Ruth Eeams. solo pianist: Miss Nan
nfe crawford and Miss Susie Long
elocutioniats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
CHARTERS GRANTAD
BY COMMISSION

s s. Gaines Company, Inc, Of Eich-
mond. Va tncorporators T. s.
Evans. president. f. w Bandy. treas
urer' s. S. Gaines. secretary-au of
Richmond. Va. Capital stock. Maxi
mum, s26. 300 minimum. So, 900 OBJ
1ects and purposes. Run a boarding
and livery stable
An amendment was this day issued
TO charter of Appala chan Power Co..
or Richmond, Va. hanging powers.
An amendment was this day issued
TO charter Of Broad Rock Mineral
Springs Com any. Inc, Richmond. de-
creasing capital stock from $3.50. 600
20 S125.000, Also creating a perferred
stock OF St25.00o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
GAMBLER TRIAL COMES
.-.-..-....I, To -.Sll.InGlnnAl~ ss -

NEW YORK june 30 The suit
~ Mira, ~ w. Gambler against her
h@nhsT husband f0r separation un
ere Sfunua ~ abandonment came ta
Sudden elus~ before Justice Issaala-
i@a tQ.aAy fhe 9aaFs announced
mat y @oald ssHs tbs attorneys seu
DAYS within whleh 90 nls briefs In
stsaa ~ hearing arguments
When the muyisn Of former Judge
Nan wick Tor fairy trial OF tho an.
nnlment cross sult brought BY cara
bier against AIRS GAMBLER was re
nswea Justice Ea~ndleton referred me
nsfter 20 spseiAI Term. asserting II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
DYNAMITER SAID To
HAVE BEEN CAUGHT

LOS ANGELES. CAL, June g8...
A morninm paper prints q report thar
GaasarassF johnson. ~ GAltsasuia, Asm
beer informed ht tba state Itopgrt-
meat that David Gaplan. wanted here
In connection with blowing up ~ esha
Loe Angeles Times. IL under arrest tn
England. According te tbs report Am,
hssssdoF fsr1Ga was aatinaa IN a com
munleAtion from London
No confirmation has. been .reo@lvea
here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

Wff4MfNNTOA. nEIA. June Se.~~
TIE American bridge COMPANY. near
ghls Uits, has just Feonly@d - hts gov
srnnaaif eAntKAa1 eAitinx foT alx s.a~~.
sisw steel gates Tor the Panama Ca
sal te he completed within two yeara.
rhu price 10 noe given
The gates viii be Used for emNr-
gvncy purposes anu we're recommends
81 by the United STATES army ensi.l
ueers They Will he used at tha en-
frances 20 The greet ditch sna at tbs
i@cks, and vii Feinfores the regular
gates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
Hastings Court, Part :.

In Hastings Court, part :, Judge
Wells sustained the decision In the
Police Court imposing fine OF Slo
on the Virginia Railway and Power
Company for failure 10 properly sprln-
6Ie the streets over which us cars are
run An appeal was noted.
The railway company contended
that the agreement with the old city
of Manchester did not require II 10
sprinkle any but paved streets. Judge
Wells ruling was that an old Man
chester was now ward of Richmond.
that the ordinances of the city must
be complied with.
Only chancery cases now remain on
the June docket of the court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
rIasAsAbAsI4raut tNIAHTAIS@
ONO BUILDERS kNGHASaE

pfItf.Apfi rtftA, "a. June 30
More than enc hundred mesnbarN ef
che Huilders' Exchange &C Cleveland.
o.. arrived Ia tnis city taetiay on a
tour OF Inspection After they had
ls~sn entertained Af luachean lbs ths
local exchange tbs vtsitnta we're vel
coined by Mayor nayhurn and taken
Ia automobiles en tour about The
city
fa.mo rYnw ard Sunday with be
gfiI fTf xflEntfsy sN~ffy sss-,s~r-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30
Police Court. Part J.

In police court. part .. Justice
Maurice had only one case Tor MS
consideration. j. III. Jones coiored,
was charged with fightins In the
street. The case was continued, while
the police are looking for the other
man in the contest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

WIS not properly before him. This
action carried the ease over untl next
October
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-30

Mrs. hett, one of the organizers OF
the Southside Branch of the Woman y
Christian Temperance Union, made an
address at meeting Of the union
held Thursday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs A. u. Shotwan.
W. H. Robinson Of 1894 Boston
avenue Oak Grove. has been taken To
Memorial Hospital with serious case
OF appendicitis,
Miss Adele Cook. who has been
III for some time past has recovered
sufficiently 10 be able to leave the
southstde for the mountains.
Mira r.. r. How lie. wife Of the edi-
tor II the haue hester Weekly Bee,
has gone to Ocean View To spend the
summer Editor HowIe VIII spend
most OF the time al the beach with
his wife. hut wlll come GO the South
side every week in time 10 publish hia
paper
Mrs. W q, Burke. who Mas eperat
ed GA al the Memorial Hospital last
saturday, rs doing well ana expects
70 be abba 10 return home soon. Mrs
Burke is the wife of the pastor OF
tha Asbury Methodist church,
largo crowd attended the CON
cert IA Washington Park Thursday
ard CRAFTY ealoyed the splendid pro-
gram that was rendered.