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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
Embroidery Specials

All-Over Embroidery, o1'inches
wide, on cambria, small well worked
patterns, slightly soiled, 90
69o and 75c, only ...... ZJc
Swiss Flouncina, 81 inches wide
Is pieces about 100 yards, sample
pieces, that are slightly soiled but
the quality and work is the finest,
were originally $l.00 and ~
s1,25 yard, Friday only. &c
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
Neckwear Reduced.

Every Piece of Women's Neck
wear that shows handling or soiled
rom Easter display at reduced
prices Friday.
l5c Collars, Jabots and Ruching
SC.
25c Lace Jabots. Dutch Collars
and Lace Collars, 10c and l5c.
One lot of Yelling, black and
colors, were formerly l5c and 25c
yard, only SC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
CAYSE OF CR|ODLE
WAS POSTPONED

The commission OF lunacy summon
ed to look mot the sanity OF X. f.
Criddle held a session Wednesday at
ternoen and adjourned over to next
Wednesday. when the mans mental
condition Will be further examined.
Criddle has been drinking to excess.
SO II Is said, and on Monday last ter
rorixed the community in which he
lived. before he was finally arrested
Hnd placed IN iaii. ~ - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
Negro Hit by Car.


An unknown negro was hit by a
Hull street car Tuesday night near
the south end Of the free bridge, but
was not seriously hurt. He was treat
ed by the ambulance surgeon and then
went on his way apparently all right
Grant Liquor License.
The Chesterfield county circuit court
Will. convene in .,spAcia4r session Mon
day morning for the purpose Of grant
Ing the new. liquor licenses for the
county. No other cases will come up
for consideration at this special term
OF the court.
In spite Of the endeavors of both
sides In the peddlings charges brought
by the county against the Standard
OH Company. the National Oil Com
pany and the Richmond Oh Company,
these cases will not be given q hear
ing until the May term OF this court
Assistant City Treasurer Bronaugh
announced yesterday that all the State
liquor licenses for this year had been
paid, and all the city licenses with
the exception OF one Arm. The total
amount IL In the neighborhood Of
$4,000. while the license from the
city amounted to $4,000.
Sell Church and Parsonage.
In preparation for the building of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20

Sell Church and Parsonage.
In preparation for the building of
the new church the board Of the Stock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20

Of Norfolk: Judge Lawrence Camp
bell, OF Bedford city; John Jameson
and Miss Ruth Redo. of Roanoke,
Mrs. John Redd. OF Sutherlin. Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
Attend College Dances

Among the Richmond girls attend
ing the dances this week at Washing
ton ana Lee and the Virginia Military
institute are Misses Carrie Waddy.
Lois richardson, Virginia Allen, IhI-
ellie Williams. Virginia Chesterman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
The Bargain Basement

Offers many unusual values to the Friday
shoppers. Note some of the good things
mentioned here
&c Calico, 6c.-l,20 yards of light and dark
coors, suitable for waist and dresses.
Checked Nainsook, 1oc yard.--32 inches wide,
suitable for waist and underwear
Shrunk Wash Suitine. 8 1-3c yard-Solid
coors Of pink, light blue, green and lavender, 50
inches wide, splendid for coat suits
loc Dress Ginehans, s lac yard.-27 inches
wide, in solid oolors and stripes mostly blue.
seersuckef patterns
II lac Dress Cinehams. s 1-3c yard.--About
900 yards IN this lot red sealdress gfnghams solid
colors checks, plaids and stripes in the wanted
colors lengths up to yards.
i0c Percaie, 7c.-2000 yards So inches wide
IN grey stripes, figures and checks in lengths ND to
8 yards.
Long Cloth. $i19,-36 inches wide, Il wards to
piece
71xSo-inch Bed Sheets, with improved center
seam, well made ready for use acc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20

Odd Pairs of Women's Kid
Gloves. that show handling, On
will be sold at. ....... CJc
Women's Pure Silk Hose, fine
imported kind, double sple, six
thread, reinforced heel ahd toe,
with silk boot and Isle top, in
black only, real Soc value, On
for .......-..........CS c
Infants Long Silk Stockings.
seamless, Isle heel and toe, sizes
4 to 6, colors white, light 1c
blue and pink, were CSC only, DC
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
MILLER &Rhoads
Reliable
Advertisement for Friday. April n, 1911.

We have just received Beautiful line of kimonos;
silk, crepe, muslin etc. We mention two specials
Friday
Lovely Crepe Kimonos entirely and diff
ferent styles from any shown before with satin
sailor collar and lapels, finished with solid satin
heliotrope, Helen pink lavender; $3.50 CO In
values for Observation-Disclosures. OC.OU
Beautiful Silk kimonos, fine quality Japanese
silk, in floral patterns with three-quarter kmono
sleeves and sheered yoke, trimmed with bands. in
all colors, exceptionally good quality, &C M
only. Observation-Disclosures. OO.UV
Mail Orders FiHed)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20

Among the out-of town guests were
Colonel and Mrs r. r.. HUBBARD or
Bucktn cham. Rev. and Mrs. l.. r., Hu.
eard. OF South Carolina. Miss liza HUI
pard, OF Arlington, Va: Miss Eliza
eeth Boyd, Of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs
James Edmunds and Miss Kate Ed
mgnds. 81 Lynehburg; Captain VIII
Ham G. White and s. white Sans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-20
attractive Easter Co,iinon.

The Gtnter Park CotiIlion Club gave
an attractive Easter cotlilion at the
Asse m hly Hall Wednesday. Members
OF tho younger set including those
who are hume here from the various
schools and colleges for Easter. ana Il
number of visiting girls. were pres
ent, and this cotillion was one of the
most delightful in the series that has
been given by the club this season.
MIR and Mrs. Howard Sutton were
the chapprOnes
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
Csssa9 hrs ms.,s Cssasctsd

Charley Snish - qettInz slons
well wIfh his cputract fa asEgInG up
and puttIng N the new water msins
Wish the stretch af ali gas pipe no~
beng excaeated on Virginia avenue
below the B1nlesard. the dlgglnS is
eumpleted. except TIVE blocks north
If Wisconsin. which Will be tack led
al once
This week. connections we're made
sn lnwer Main street. and private
families lWn there can now secure
the lauged for biuRni-oR water The
Colorado street -ection Is also being
connected up. three hydrsnts being
pst IN Tor ire protection along these
three blocks.
o II AlsIne. az cItv engineer. has
had ioh. hading the block corners
sP there. aud establishing grades in
various parts Of town As cement
sidewalks are laid grades must he
pretty accurately txed. and the ordi-
nance, profile charts, aud engineers
notes made in early dsvs, when this
matter was then established, have
all been lost
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
Asvt miainG ksns

LakeC City Phonograph.-Dr. Louis
Weiss of Del Norte, who had been
at Gunnison valley points, came in
"Wednesday to look up information
regarding mining interests he once
had here and to personally gain
some ideas about the Rankin process.
PItkln Miner states that work has
been resumed at Bowerman on the
Melted Gem property, owned by
Rocky Ford people. This tunnel.
now in $50 feet, is to he extended
for another l25 feet TO cut the vein
IN prospect at a vertical depth of
over 200 feet.
Paonis Booster-The government
mine Rescue car stopped in Paonia
Friday afternoon and night on their
way from Somerset where a demon
stratIon had been given in mine safe
ty appliances The Z. s. Bureau of
Mines is new department created
a year ago and has charge of inves
legations of mine accidents, of fuels,
etc
Lake City Phonograph.-Duri
the week a number of runs have
been made at the Rankin plant on
the Black Crook ore and We have
been assured with very satisfactory
results, both in recovery Of the acids
and per centages of the metals saved
A ton of the fine ore is used at a
charge and it requires thirty minutes
TO complete the separation Of the
metals and waste Careful check
ing is being done to be sure Of re-
suits, 50 that no continuous success
slve runs have yet been made. A
number Of local and visiting mining
men have been interested witnesses
OF the runs the past few days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
MARSHALL PASS
News. s.ehsmpion Correspondence.

Wednesday. June n
Jay Bros. oi puncha Junction
ha Ve just started their saw mills ~
opera tion for the summer
Ii the rains continue there will bs
an abundance of stra wberries aud
raspberries On Marshall Pass this
summer.
Mrs. W l.. Williams Of Montrose
spent a lew days of last week with
her husband who il agent Tor the ID.
\ X. G.. at this station.
II is rumored that Chas. Burnett
q popular employee oi the u. a X q
Water Service. was recently married
10 a young lady of Manhatten. Nan.
Mr.. Burnett is a well known Gunni-
SON boy and his many friends will he
surprised to hear of his marriage
They contemplate making an ex-
tended visit to Niagara Fails and
other eastern points before returning
home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
WsdAsd 4 Ssei,sss

An unusually pretty wedding ac-
CURED at the home sf Mr.. Y. l.
Carpenter II Sapinero at ) O'Clock
on the afternoon Of June IA, the
principals being Miss Mabel Nav
Carpenter and Mr.. Floyd l.. Fluke,
the latter Of Crawford
The bride was charmingly gowned
IN white satin messalIne on train
and carried bouquet of white roses.
the groom wearing the conventional
black.
The beautiful Methodist L Episcopal
ring ceremony was used being per
formed by Rev. 5. Lumley of Gunni
sou under large wedding bell and
amid a host of well wishers. The
attendants were Miss Jennie McVean
OF saplnero, Mrs j q. Miller of
salida, Mr. Grover Carpenter and
Mr.. Howard Carpenter Of Cebolla
A color scheme Of blue and white
was carried out in elaborate decora.
tlons for house, yard and table.
The fifty guests present partook
OF a sumptuous wedding feast after
the ceremony and this was followed
by dance at the school house.
Wedding gifts of silver, cut glass,
china, table linen, furniture etc,
was showered upon the bride by her
numerous friends and the affair was
one OF the prettiest social events ever
held in sapinero.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23

NJ F-a--lo tsililYssn-. y b. -lrtni -
i..3 aas- - y aun5ta ssh 10 ! ~
uar isaiilg Fsi srEsod a. liuf ifssiii'
SATURDAY
M TassoH. y b. t1r De- hi-t -
srakr- na~ WurkHN isfr tHf~ ftii'sa'e-
f.rg- eu Esszssr cres's- rt'anFlis'~ h.'i''e
-atmrtiaE
A. Mt sssslssiil aslsr 81 afElF tttNF-
tiilr fiit4Tsassfs. Uhl he eiEhtt -tfef
usar- 81 azr rif a7th ID ahi- nifisitn-
tir y -fill halu ana hemrfN
kianrs EaiiuIsssisr bad nise nii-is'r-
tsne ~ lzsf crushed hv az aVerhama
nz rtusk v ails NurkiaQ Ia isi~ Same ~
tnr,p Es.ilanaar ia-f Thursilas Hi-
ssIfis wn- hrsskeu and h. suii"rga
,stiiar injuries fie = nss~ b. Sstll1a
uutlssr be- Clrssi8ssIu > treatHseTf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
CASTLETOa
News Champion Correspondence

"Wednesday June n
Miss Mable Wallace H. home from
tiuHnison
Mm. Waugh is ''courting' IN the
county seat at present
Miss Belle Prev was calling op
tiunni-on friends Monday.
Heavy rains since saturday have
made the roads VA this locality quite
bad
t,eo. aud James Watson are visit
ing their aunt. Mrs. Jane Walsh. this
week
Clarence >cott had n pressing en-
gagement in t,unnison SATURDAY, re-
turning Monday.
our schoed is closed at present but
the board expects to have another
teacher soon
Court business kept Prank Van Al
stine ON the road bs.twecn his place
and ounni-on the past week
Mrs. Annie Downey and two child
rem came mp from Gunnison and
spent saturday and sunday with
Castleton friends
G. A. Par.ch found one of his Ham
bletonian colts shot in the hip last
sunday. The promiscuous shooting
of stock in this neighborbood IL be-
coming altogef her too frequent and
ii some of the miscreants who are
doing the shooting were treated to
some of their own lead properly adj
ministered il might put a stop To
the trouble.
NuFF Cen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
SAPnao
Sess-slsazzgsSn co-sssVoaa~s0-

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Tua~flas dune >
Ne Bad nssseatE pscturs slssss
. uss-aat
A.ssu ihilliIir Wa- asssn truna tile
hiG para aar ithnr aaH
~ ugatiur-raua fhaf Ni-- .ynn n
fssufiz o. Isaer ~ ~laHsr1lF
Mrss \ 4. arI-'utfsf aad -<sl ~ers
Eisistfrz ls1 fis4i = rsotIsrlN
Nn- Nt nssH barn isurnea dsv D
rsaaslsflF ff a- 80 ua isrs b. q
irgiglf traIn
llana mrlrcnlgr aua Air. Arkas ar.
49, sep rrues isslsr naDtinz Ne
y i-E thnH lurk
his=Hs. Titlau. IaVlssr. n tie..sker
stul l.ss l.fI.rs ahewr are bcre isss.
frnu.istrd n-ainz
f'ssi-slu uesa y had ~ ehe park=
aua Ule cattiunieu arr ke,st bslrV
tHitilla thc .ttH'k aack
Aulssug thts-c " ha CaHse to ATTEND
the fluka- q strIFruter Wedding wese
Mr. = q Nilisr - Salisla. M. aud
Mr.. "a v Marrei 81 dsHtro-s. Mr.
u. D. farIwnter 81 elss,lis. Ge--rs
tieurv EiHkc. Heath tluse aud Arr
-ssnfiur-4n oi Orawissrd aud Miss
sarah titzpatrirk ~ timsrroa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
OUuRa0sA
Ss~sstis-n.sssss cszsassossss~-

lhsst Atsst ~-tttls -
tIarrF ~sshneia lssif ga thc l~th issF
~alf E.iake ASA tlsa Ilstt.Iafispn 81 ls-aas
inz ailssre tuf ~ eN4-sasf 81 -sr hS1.
back bsis,rs l,sne
IA Fu-tef. b. = Fssseer- Dr.. -.
y ttsllin- lss--e F'is.siss- ausi pani-
ilsHr 81 urnar~ Ners IN tsulllli-fia ali
ossurf su-iIsss-- ia-s aussk
Asiiln Las be- ~ i.akr f1fS r. Ti-i1
inz at- aan.shtor. Mr.. n A >s.nneEsi
i,siissre fer r''Hotal - sisa hand - tise
Mssrlsssll~ -stlt Lake Cas-
The ~ss-is.l givcn IS the -s.ls',fi r. r'.-
isfrtsd o. hage lssr.u a -unru-- isss1h
~safilsily and financially. l'r's's'ssi-
g ib1a tilr htss'k hIna ~ the alifF :
hHrary
~ , iiuftalsn reeeutiy -pcut q
yesk wifh tise Perry and baVi- hess =
on the siss,lla returuinz The ls,th
be has bts'n acquainted VITA them
over issrts wears
Ali-- minnie X smith Who has
hsssn teaching -chasf herU. VIII -Dsfn
tssave lasr her he,nss go n a-timas mesa
near Nav lii. >aR Mi2B.i couHtN
After succe--iul term ia thi- distract
Nho has been ru-tliaz and killing
cattle ifctween the mouth 81 t,es,-e
creek aud SPENCER - a question 10
be ss,lved Around certain Fendo-
VoHs are good many hisies. hear
nag several brands hich inslicates
the ia@s 81 cattlo The hides lDok like
uhey are from three to tea years odd
aud have aecumPo-ed to great eX-
tent. >ssme ~ the brands are read
aiiie, some are not. THIS i- supps,-sd
to t,e u bsre alleged thieves crs'--ed
the tebsills when they -fuls the
horses AZ Foncha springs
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
0uso CIV
>s~z-slnaH..s,s CossszssHssaes.

- 'a.-aiaasissfs aoFz' ssIsss.sssi ace.
Ne,iuu-slaF dane q
NsWtuu E.ssrkal.s~ rs.fssr,,al ~
Gnsuaer bitssssaf
Esah Aaa-h.sU ~ e.anui-s,u ua- a
gu.s-f ~ Mi-~ Fia.k la-f week
@s'ian f.fiakeu = v.rs "a ~ ths hs,ls.e
- ~ astuzhfer. Mr. n kissnes
traiik tsec = iHsllr,ssisae BE h.sii-.
- The stliiltissa ~ . kitciaeI aua Iss-,.
Ftsss
Toss Ns'isie ass.sea hi- iaa.ils vser
ir''i' >aHEeisi esa az nosar l'itkm ls,..i
gusfk
NJ and Mr. ~ -b,.rt 81 brandon.
Sow a. sFe zue-i- ~ thc y Eain
issusils
Mi--..- zaiusa NJ kse aad f.l.zal...fb
Nt''irsf arr Visiting Mrs. d. 4 i'ios
thi~ weok
Nr and Mrs. IA Alli-tar ana Eacl,.l
h".se returnea frem . pheasant visit
IA Fgoi.l,s-
X kBvert aBa iansily have ruturn-
ed after q I,issazaut vi-it IN Eaul.i,.r
nna D.uNer
a. A >Bvaer went to 6anai-sn
SUNDAY aHa PLAYED bah With the
I@nlis'hi team
q. NJ. tarter accompanied by Elmer
ii.y aud Wa t.ckbert made a trip
over to As,aarch pass Tuesday.
I've has. ball games Ia town sun
daN CREATED plenty 81 excitement
he small boys 81 bower Quartz cr,.,.k
came up and plaved uur littie fellows
Score " to ! IN iavgr ~ the home
team. tn" f'iukin mime came down
aud PLAYED oar men. bovs aud kids
aud met eieisat Score II 10 u ia
iaNor 81 Ohia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
Sasuacks Pespk Dutssnsse1 - Cssi
RseA
sAGUACHE.. colo

sAGUACHE. colo.
june a. lail.
Mr. ! A. steele. oiHnnison. Colo.
Dear Sir:
My attention has been called to a
write up IN Gunnison News hampton
IN regard to good roads ! am heart
ny glad that your people are alive to
the needs of concerted action In OBJ
tanning assistance from. and the at
tention of. The Coed Roads COMMITS
eioner-
We of >aguache county are deter
mined t0 have a good road over
POncha pass into the sunny san
Luis Valley. We also intend TO
build good auto road over the
tOchetupa pass 90 connect with Gun
nison's road at the county line. We
expect To spend from -. 0oD. 10 3 Ii. .bp0
ON that road this summer ourselves
" We get assistance from the Com
mission, very good. but ii not we will
build il anyhow. The Cochetopa
pass is the lowest aud best pass in
the continental divide
] see that your people are advocat-
ing the Monarch pass. and make the
statement that thaffee and Saguache
counties are with you heartily.
NdlNffN tft HoN NOH Tan expect
Saguache county To assist ON Mon
arch pass. We sincerely hope YOU
will not overlook the Cochetopa pass
Wishing YOU success in your good
roads efforts.
am respectfully yours.
T. NJ. ALEXANDER.
The preceding letter has been re
celved by j A. Steele, chairman of
the Good Roads Committee of our
county. Ii shows the way people
all over this section are getting
walked up 10 the value Of the Rain
bow Route What Mr.. Alexander
does not quite understand in our
viewpoint, is The demand for a short.
scenic route. Now Monarch pass is
this direct route, 81 miles shorter
than COehetopa 1t is a remarkable
scenic road, over a wonderful cleft
IN the main range, and through
beautiful Nsunlta park and by the
famous hot springs With this, the
Rainbow Route claims the most
direct and charming road through
Colorado for the great interstate
highway. But we also claim an al
tentative route. by Cochetopa pass,
the easiest and lowest pass in the
state This is not only an alterna-
ave road Tor the return trip, but by
means Of 1t, autos and teams can
cross the divide almost at any time
of year, unless it be in January.
February and March.
Ii is these two together which give
us the talking points over any other
possible route. Ii is these together
which will enable us TO start the i'm
mense stream Of cross-country travel
through our valleys, 30 that this is
the main thoroughfare to San Fran
cisco in 1915. Without either one
we might fail, so that it stands every
citizen of both Saguache and Gunni-
son coanties 10 favor both roads at
the present time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
ONO CREEk
NeWs-Chsmpion Correspondenoo:

Wednesday june n
Tie Ea4t tlilio creed raHge caftlc
men are ieaviug iar CAMP ou Eed
Mountain. to-day iar the sumnIeI
ruuHd az and to mUee some of ths
cuttle To- u ashingteH gul.h abovs
trc-ted Butte.
tin next triflay Miss Mabel WalsSer
VIII ciil-e a very successful uinf
months at the fairView schs,sd sshs
has giYea such zuud satisfaction thai
There b. talk ~ engaging her Tor an
titi4ar wear
N A Gillaspey Was thrown from
hiS aEun 0n the county road near
" scott smiths ranch north ai
town. on Tuesday sfteunoon. when
hi- team grew frightened at
O'I.eary : auto. Ne Was quite badly
hurt. had three ribs broken aud other
bruises resulting The frightened
bs,rsss broke whifiietree and pulled
him over the dashboard
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
D0YLEvHLE
Sews-Champion CorrespoaAs sos:

Tuesday. June ~.
q. A Dies Combes drove to tiunni.
son saturday returning sunday.
H"N ievilie people went to Gunnison
In crow ds sunday to witness the bah
game.
The Ohio CITY base ball team i-
billed 10 play against eur bows here.
neat SUNDAY.
Miss Oia SLATE has been visitor at
the Mitchell ranch on the Gochetopa.
since sunday.
Mrs. Nm. knode aud two daugh-
tiers arrived ia boyleville TUESDAY to
visit a while at the Evergreen ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
Zisc Ovs = - kesH,cky
Pitkin Miner

Pitkin Miner
A l6-foot vein of heavy zinc-lead
ore was recently discovered in Box
Canon in the Kentucky Mining CON-
pany's tannel at a point 220 feet
from the portal. The vein was
PASSED some time ago, and the fnd-
ing Of some ore ON the dump led to
the discovery of the vein. Tests are
being made, although we have not
heard the result, but it is thought
the ore will run we'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
Is Bsseiessi.g Cases Aepealel

Mrs. j. j Curley Of Marble has
appealed IL cases against her for
b1otlegging from the police court al
Marble TO the county court. Arthur
West Of the same place has appealed
. cases and Sylvia Gowatch ).
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-23
BALDWIN
pion Corresponiepcs

Tuesday. June ~.
The fishing is not good here vet.
The water - too big b and muddy.
George and James. the little sons
MIR and Mrs. George Watson, are
here from Gunnison this week visit
ing relatives
Judge Shsckleford and Mrs. Par
sons and children were here sunday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Shackle-
ford. returning TO Cunnieon the sa me
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
Folkes-ropping.

Especial to The Times Disps tch.]
Arburg. Va. April 2O.-At the Bap-
fist Church here Tuesday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock. Miss Ethel May
Topping. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin f. Topping. was married to
William w. FolkeE. son of Rev. and
Mrs. r. a. Folkes, OF Gloucester. the
ceremony being performed Rev. r.
a. Folkes, father of tho groom. The
church decorations consisted of palms
and ferns.
Miss Jessie F. Topping. sister OF the
bride was maid of honor. and the
bridesmaids were Misses Katherine C..
Folkes. Maybelle d. Topping. Lily c.
Stewart of Newport News; Gladys r.
Bristow. of stormont; Ara B. Vaughan.
of Deitaville; Ethel May Price, OF
Chestertown. Md. The ushers were
D. H. Jewett, Frank Chappell and II.
c. Crenshaw, Of Richmond; DR.. l.. S.
Foikes, OF West Point; John Z.
Topping, of Baltimore, and a. ". Har-
man. of Richmond. The best man was
Garland Hood OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-21
Giover-Pitts.


Especial to The Times Dispatch
Arvonia. Va, April 20-A beautiful
wedding was celebrated in the Ar
vonia Presbyterian Church at o'clock
yesterday evening. the contracting par
ties being Miss Mabel Agnes Pitts.
daughter of AIR. and Mrs a. L.. Pitts,
of this place, and Or. Perkins Glover,
n we'll known physician. who for some
years has made his home In Arvonia
The church was decorated. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. Plummor
F. Jones. OF Arvonia
The bride entered the church with
Miss Minnie Newman Bell of Mi. Sid.
ney, the maid Of honor The brides
maids were NJ sses Kate Newton, Of
Benncttsville, S. c.: Clara PITTS. OF
Scottsville: Margaret Peale. of Har-
risonburg. and Winnie Pitts. sister OF
the bride. DIR. Samuel Glover. of
Iiowardsville. was best man, and came
In with the groom
rho ushers were Rev. ]. Allen Chris
tan, OF Scottsville, Va; a. L. Pitts.
IT., DIR. John Robert Bagby and Her
bert s. Newman.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom motored TO Bremo,
where they took the west bound Ches-
apeake and Ohio train for I.ynchburg,
whence they will go for an extended
Southern trip. a
a reception was given the wedding
party at bellevue" the home of the
brides parents. throughout the early
evening. Some of the guests present
were Miss Frances Briggs, Jonathan
pitts' Miss Clara Pitts, Mrs. Laura
Collcy. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitts, all
of Scottsville; Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Glover and Miss Mary Glover, OF
Manteo; Mr.. and Mrs Wiley W. Has
ktns. of Buckingham: Mrs Luther
Pitts, of Elk Hill: Dr. Samuel Glover.
OF Howardsville: Miss Phoebe Culline-
worth, Of Richmond: Miss Kate New
ton, of Bennettsville. s. c.: Miss Mar
garet Peale, Of Harrisonburg: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph c. Root of Pcnlan: Mr.. and
Mrs w T. Evans; John w. Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". r, Root, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey Stone. Mr.. and Mrs A. T.
Richardson, MIR. and Mrs Plummer r.
Jones, D. w. Pierce. John. Williams
Misses Bliss and Louise Williams. Her
bert S. Newman, DR.. John ROBBERS,
Bagby and Rev. j. Allen Christian, OF
Scottsville.