The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-20
JUNIOR ORDER TO
Be ENTERTAINED
RICHMOND COMMITTEE WILL BE
GUESTS THURSDAY NIGHT
IN PETERSBURG.
MRS. DUNLOP ID E A D
NAPOLEON WASHINGTON ~ GIVEN
HEARING IN POLICE C0tRT
FOR KILLING ANOTHER
NEGRO.
MRS. DUNLOP DEAD
Virginian Bureau,

Law Building. Phone 1891.
PETERSBURG, VA, August 10
The visiting committee of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
of Richmond will be guests of three
local lodges newt Thursday night. III.
w A. Gordon, of Elkton, State coun-
cilor of the order. will accompany the
visitors and deliver an address. The
meeting will he held in the lodge
room of Virginia lodge. No. After
the speaking a banquet VIII be held
in honor of the visitors.
Mrs. Dunlop Dies.
Mrs. Lucy Gray Dunlop, widow of
James Dunlop, of this city. died this
morning at her home in Richmond.
She was formerly Miss Lucy Gray
Kerr of this city, and had many
friends here She IL survived by one
son, James Il Dunlop. of Richmond.
The funeral will, take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the grave
in Blandford cemetery.
Mrs. Bette NJ Lanier died this
morning at 10 o'clock at her home
near Reams. Dinwiddie county, She
was forty-five years old, She was
daughter of the late John G. Brooks,
OF this city, and formerly lived here.
She is survived by FIVE sons and one
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in
Oak Grove church at Reams
The annual picnic Of the sunday
school OF Union chapel in Din~iddie
county will be held tomorrow This
annual picnic Is usually attended by
large crowds from this city.
Napoleon Washington, negro. who
stabbed Albert West TO death on Pc
cahontas bridge Saturday night. was
given a hearing in Police court this
morning. The case was continued un-
iii tomorrow. when further witnesses
will be examined.
Receivers stolen Property.
Last Tuesday two chairs were stolen
from the residence of John Nugert
on Canal street Lieutenant ponohue
today recovered the stolen chairs.
They had been thrown into the river
by the thief, whose identity is un-
known.
Trophy Presented.
The Kent trophy. which vas won
BY the Grove Avenue Baptist sunday
school. in the recent Sunday school
contest here. Was presented to that
school yesterday morning II was
handsome silver loving cup The pc
sentat.ou speech vss made by Seer
tary Walsh OF the local Y NJ c A.
who had charge of the contest Fred
". Moore Of Ettrick. accepted IN"
trophy IN behalf Of the school.
A regular meeting Of the improve
n,ent league of Matoaca was held Sat
urday night, The following officers
were elected for the ensuing term OF
six months: President S. A. Mann. Jr-i
FIRST vice president. Charles \. Partln
second vice president. s. II. Woma X
secretary and treasurer. j. y @rah lam.
The object of this orga niZation is TO
improve the educational and general
civic conditions araund Na'oaea'
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel pobie are
spendjng this week at Ocean View
Mrs Auley Alley and Mrs. John
PuiIev arc visiting at the seashore.
=. II. Wells and family have re-
turned from pleasant visit to WASH
ington.
John l.. Newman. former Peters
burger now residing IN Newark, \. T..
IL visiting his sister. Mrs. T r. stroud
on Liberty street.
c. Leonard Brown is able 20 be out
after severe sickness,
Rev. Father D'Ferrali left this
morning for Newport News To visit
Rev Father Coleman.
Mrs. Eliza beth Smith has returned
from visit to the mountains.
This has been the hottest day of
the summer here.
Rennie Arnold ticket agent Of the
s. A l.. railroad, left today on a visit
to Atlantic city
William Parson. Of Norfolk. spent
Yesterday visiting the family OF F. 7.
Brockwell on Harrison street
j. F. Sacks, of Roanoke, IL here or
business
$ - FFaslerr -af Beech, Va Is -x'is=
iting friends here
Miss Helen Wilson has returned
from visit To her sister. Mrs. George
s. Martin. OF Norfolk, at her summer
cottage at Wiiloughby Beach.