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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
Siluerware

ercises will continue all day r, 10.
cipal speaker of the day. others viii
be L. j. Downing and II. Il. Smith.
Union veterans who may be present
VIII be invited to join in the exercises
with the Cofederate veterans.
Mr.. and Mrs. a Chandler. Sr.. OF
Bowling Green. celebrated the forty
hfth anniversay OF their marriage at
their home at Bowling Green yesterday
with a quiet family reunion. which was
.Noroushiy enjoyed. All of their chill
dren and grandchildren were present.
Including Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Chand-
Ter al daughter, or Houston. Texas:
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Carlton and son.
OF MONTGOMERY. Ala; Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Nam and TWO children, of Washington.
and Mr.. and Mrs. ~ 3. Chandler, lr.
OF this city.
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Onancock, Va. september IA very
pretty marriage was solernnized at the
First Baptist Church yesterday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. when Miss Florence
Whiting Laws. daughter OF Mrs. Joel
Newton Laws. became the bride of
John James Fielder of stanton. Tho
ceremony was performed by Rev. L. NJ.
Ritter, brother-in-law OF the bride, and
MIS-. Ritter played the wedding march.
only a few intimate friends were nres,
emit The groom's brother william
Fielder. OF Staunton. being among the
out OF town guests.
The bride wore a blue tailored suit.
with hat and gloves TO match. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fielder took the Northern aier for
New York. They viii DO at home to
tneir friends at Stanton, Va. after
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
PATRIOTIC SONS WILL
MEET NEXT AT ROANOKE
state Convention mt Frederick.bur.
Adjonrns After EIectinE
Officers
Especial to The Timcs-D Dispatch
INral % Fl q L la,11.r- II.

Especial to The Timos-Dispntchl
fredericksburg Va. September ii
mo state Convention of the Patriotic
order. Sons OF America, which CON
Vened here Yesterday morning. adj
iourned at 4 late hour last nirht af
ter electing tho following officers: W
II Rice. OF Richmond. president; T. J.
HACKER. OF Roanoke. vice president; j.
X CHARTERS. OF STAFFORD master OF
forms; a. l. Grove. OF Stafford, CON
ductor; r. T. Adams OF Chincoieague
Inspector; II. NJ Robinson. OF Tah.
View Heights. guard. The total mem
bership of the order in the State is
5000 and 1900 new members were adj
ded in the past year. Roanoke was
selected as the place OF meeting OF tho
annual convention next year After
the adjournment OF the business ses-
sion last night. the body enjoyed n
banquet. Mt which n number OF Inn
promptu speeches wero made by state
Secretary +. w. Alexander: Rev. T. j.
Hacker, Professor ~ b. lowering and
others Tho order had most sue
ccssful session here one OF the best
in its history and the delegates enjoy
cd themselves Individually.
city Commissioner II. Stuart Roger
has appointed Samuel Fitzhush
clerk OF the city market here. and
the city Almshousc
a recruiting station FOR the United
States Navy viii be opened in the
post-onice building in this city Sep
TENDER Is to 81, in charge OF Captain
]. J. Gray.
Ralph lizard, prominent citizen ana
farmer OF Stafford County. has con
fessed to tho following judgments IN
open court In the Circuit Court OF
Stafford County for tho benefit Of his
creditors: the G. NJ. NJ and Export Co.
Judgment Of seSoS.24, 2 MeCracken.
Bro. x Co. 800, r. T. Smelkn. Sl.87S.
NJ C. Wills, SiS2sS C. W. Jones.
s325.53 W. l. nrannan. 5000; David
Hirsh & Son. s467.57: + VI. Chichester,
$500; j. r Gray. sl1O. NJ s. Chancellor.
$65: y. C. Doggett. 81.
r. a. Brown & Bro. doing general
grocery business here. have made an
assignment for the benefit Of their
creditors, among them several firms i'm
Baltimore, but the amounts ara small.
Lee-JacSson Camp Daughters OF the
Confoderacy, VIII hcstow crosses Of
honor upon Confederate veterans and
descendants OF dead Veterans at Reed
Vile September ~ y big. free dinner
lwlll be served to all veterans, The ok
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
shelton-Jones.

Especial 70 The Times Dlspatch.l
fredericksburg. Va. September IL
Bernard ]. Shelton formerly of this
city, and Miss Katherine Elizabeth
Jones. Of Detroit. Mich. were married
last night at the home OF the brides
parents. Alr and Mrs. Arthur Jones. Of
Detroit Mr.. Shelton is now a resident
OF Homecoming, Md. where the couple
VIII reside. Mr.. and Mrs Shelton LETT
for bridal trip to Niagara Falls. New
York. Philadelphia and fredericksburg
va. While here the couple VIII visit
the eroom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jonn
- shelton, who reside in Stafford
County. near this city.
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Social and
ersonal.

The marriage OF Miss Emily Gravatt
and Robert Archer Goodwin. Jr. was
celebrated yesterday afternoon at half
after o'clock Ia the morning chapel
OF Holy Trinity Church The cere-
mony vas performed by the Rev John
J. Gravatt. father OF the bride. and
the Rev. Robert \. Goodwin. father Of
tho groom. Miss Mary Amber Good
~in was tho brides maid OF honor ana
only attendant. and Conrad Goodwin
was the groom's best man. Edward
Goodwin and lnnes Johnson acted as
ushcrs
Only the Episcopal clergy OF the city
and the nearest relatives OF both bride
and groom were present Mr and Mrs
Goodwin VIII make their home in KIN
klang. ChiEz. where the former Is sta
toned as missionary from this coun-
try.
Pretty Wedding.
Ferns ana evergreens VIII decorate
tho Mattaponi Baptist Church. In King
and Queen County this morning at
halt-past 10 o'clock. when Miss Lucy
catesby Eyland daughter OF Joseph
Ryland. OF Gunner. and rranddaueh-
ter OF the late DR.. Thomas L.atane. viii
be married 10 William Ashton W,n-
free. son Of Mr and Mrs r. " Win
free. The ceremony VIII be performed
by the Rev. Joseph Lewis 4 cousin OF
the bride. In the presence % large
rathering of relatives and friends. and
Mrs 3. IL walker VIII preaide az Tho
orHan "Lohenssin" wedding Marcn
VIII be PLACED at the entry u the
bridal party. and believe Ne. II All
rhose Endearing Young Charms" dur
Ing the ceremony
The bride who Viii enter tho church
Vtth her maid % honor. VII wear
smart travelling SUIT Of blue cloth. with
picture hat she viii carry shower
bouque; OF Bride roses. and her orna-
ments Will be pearl and garne,
brooch worn b. her mother at her
wedding. and q pearl necklace. the
gift % The groom Miss Priscilla Ry-
land viii be her sisters maid OF honor.
and Merrllle Winfree. brother % tho
groom. VIII be best man The maid OF
honor VIII be rowned in Oriental lace
made over pale blue satin. and she wili
carry Dink roses
The bridesmaids are Misses Pearl
WinfFee Mamie Gouldlu. Olue and
Gillette Basby They VIII wear blue
pink. green aud lavender marqulss,te
over messailne, and Will carry ferns
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COLLEGE SESSION
WILL OPEN TO-DAY
Bright Prospects for Large At
tendance at Washington
and Lee.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatoh.l
Lexington. Va September ll.-The
i3lst session OF Washington and Lee
University VIII begin on Thursday OF
this week. and students. both old and
new. are coming 81 rapidly The
freshmen have not only the administra-
tive officers Of the university, but an
Information bureau and the Young
Mems Christian Association workers TO
help them get conveniently located
The students returning from their
sumner vacation VIII lind that q great
many changes have taken place at
the university. the most notable OF
which IS the change IN the head OF thu
university. Dr. Henry Louis Smith hav-
Ing entered upon his duties as Dresi-
dent on July :. on the same day y.
D. smlthson succeeded Professor
Thomas j. Earrar az registrar. DR..
Farrar Will now give all OF his time
% his chair In German.
The only change made in the teach
ms STAFF % the university is an add
tonal professionally in the law school
10 be known as the Vincent l. Brad
ford professorsh!p OF constitutional
and international law which was pro-
vided for hy the board Of trustees At
its meeting last June. Robert "
Wlthers, OF Bedford CITY. an alurnnus a
Washington and Lee and a graduate +
the law school has been elected u MI
this chair
An addition to the biological laho-
ratory has been made at Z cost OF
$500 and two offices have been built
In Newcomb Hall for administrative
work
The minimum entrance requirements
have been raised from two units to
twelve units. and this. Of course, Will
serve TO cut down the attendance, hut
tho prospects for the coming year are
most promising indeed.
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BANK CASHIER MISSING

Atlanta. Ga. September ll.-Atlante
police have been asked TO aid in the
search for J. II. NfcVicker, cashier of
tho Sank OF Ellenwood. Ellenwood
OF tho Missing cashier McVicker left
iIlleIwood Monday Tor Atlanta, but
has not been heard from since
A. NJ. Stewart. OF McDonoUgh, presi-
dent of tie bank, In a statement to-
night said, TO the best of his knowl-
edge tne affairs of the bank are in
The bank of Fleetwood was closed
to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
Performs Triple ccrcmo,v

.VHaEIUttesVlIIe. va, Scptember IL
a. AZ, the boarding house OF e. A. Mayo
thls afternoon Or. George L. petrle.
or the Presbyterian Church. onicIatci
at a triple marriage uniting three
couples at the same time by one cera-
mn,0ny. as follows: Leonard Cash and
MISS Annie Woodson. Harrison smith
and Miss Carrie Cash: George Wilson
ana Miss ELIZA Woodson. ali OF Abe
marie County
This morning at the same place Or.
Ietric married May Balsicy. of Augusta
County. and Miss Edna Parr. OF Aloe
mario.
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IspeoIal 70 The Times -D!spatch.l
Stanton, Va. September iI-Harp-
den 2. Morris and Miss Alice I.ohr were
married in Washington Yesterday in
the Fist Presbyterian Church by Rev
Donald Macleod Miss Lohr. who is a
daughter % Nj. and Mrs. Thomas J.
L7hr. o.; near tho city has been in
training FOR the last year at TIA Au-
guste Sanator!u:n. Mr.. Morris who is
originally from Cord onavile. now re-
sides In Stanton. He was located in
Richmond for short time about
year ago.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.
arlottesville. Va. September Ii
nay c. Montgomery. of Bath County.
ana MISS Margaret Rachel Wheeler. Of
Aloemarle County. were married this
morning by the Rev. George /, Petrio
D. d.. OF the Presbyterian Church
They will reside at Mnlboro Springs
Bath County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
Mrs. julia anne George.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch
Heathsville. Va. September ll.-Mrs
Julia Ammo George died at her home.
near Fisherman. Sunday afternoon
aged about seventy-two years. she
Ieaves five children. two boys and
three girls. Interment Will DO IN
White Stone Baptist Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

hing George on tho occasion Of his
last birthday, bestowed a pceraGe on
sir Thomas Borthwick. head OF a creat
Liverpool ana Manchester concern
winch virtually controls the trade from
le live-tock market in Australia TO
inc deaf meat" market in Great Brit
am, the firm owning enormous ranches
In the Antipodcs.
some time always elapscs before the
patent Of n peerage can be made out.
and receive the sovereign's signature
ana the Great Seal of the Realm
S.r Thomas died suddenly before these
iormalitles had been accomplished. ami
now King George has caused a ncyv
patent TO be prepared bestovine- tho
peerage upon Sir Thomas's eldest SON
he VIII be Lord Whitburgh. Of SVhit-
ourSh. In Midlothian Tho KIM bsa
also ordered that the widow of the lafa
sir Thomas and her younger children
sHelI enjoy tho same style and nrece-
,uehce as II the lato Sir Thomas bnd
lived to receive his honors: that is ~
say Lady Borthwick becomes I,aS,,
Whitbursh. .peeress OF the realmR
4 dignity which she will forfe.t in tbo
event OF her remarriage-wh thc
young children are henceforth cntitnd
TO the prefix honorable" to their
names
Copyright, 1912. by the brentwood
Company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
pofter-lfains.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Heathsville. Va. September lion
yesterday afternoon Miss Oracle +.
Rains. Of lower Lancaster ana John
T. Potter, of Poplar Neck. were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage in
Irylnston by Rev. j. D. Hos!er
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Mrs Mary p Rose. Miss Helen Roso
ana Mrs Walter a creatn have re-
turned from an extended stay in At
lantic City and Cape May. y. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mrs Alfred Cary and family have
returned 70 their home on West Ave-
nue.. after spending the summer with
relatives in Albemarle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Everybody has read wi,h interest
death In tho wiids Of Africa OF that
American elepaant-poachor. Henry
ROGERS. and also the tale of his extra
ordinary career as a soldier OF fortune.
But little has been SAID ot the Brit
ish officer who ran him to earth with
"a party com posed OF ono white mn
CON- and eight Soudanesc soldiers.
for many months tho chase went on
extending from tho Abyssinian from
Tier right across tlo Dark Continent
TO tho Belgian Congo. the pursuers
eventually overtaking Rogers. aua en-
deavoring vainly to save his life hv
cutting out tho bullet from his wound.
me officer in question Captain Charles
lncent ION. is an Trishmnn. who after
Joining the Grenadier Guarls as s..b-
altern. won the diamond and the Wing
field Souls on the Thames at Henley. a
double honor that has rarely fallen
70 an amateur He also won the mid
dle-weiEht Officers Boxing Champion
snip OF the army. and In 1907 played
three quarterback on the London irish
football team. In 1905 no was attached
TO the Egyptian army as Inspector Of
The Mongolia Province OF tAn S1uIan.
Rogers.
His elder brother won the 9lctor,a
Cross by heroism under fire IN Southern
Niserla. while another brother. Who
was killed at Omdurman. had captained
the Dublin University Boat Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mrs. Allen Dounan and little Miss
virginia Donnan have returned 10 their
home on Floyd Avenue. after visiting
friends In Waynesboro and Lewisbure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mrs. Thomas Atkins Is tho guest OF
relatives IN Richmond this month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Joseph NJ Ferguson. OF Washington,
is here IS the guest OF his sister. Mrs.
Lille Teu-cr. Of 1900 West Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mr. and Mrs Arthur P Wilmer have
returned to Richmond. after spending
the summer in Abingdon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

town in few days 10 visit friends In
Maryland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mrs Marquis Jones has gone to Mas
sanetta Springs. where she expects to
spend some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Miss Mamie Minor and Miss Carrie
Davis. who have been travelling abroad
since June. arc expected home in few
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mrs Mason and her daughter. Miss
Louise Mason. have returned to their
home on East Grace street, after
spending the summer at Markham End
Elkton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mrs. Gertrude Massie has returned
TO the city after a short visit 10 Mr.
and Mrs Frank Massie in charlottes-
Vile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Miss Bessie Jackson. who has been
visiting Miss Martha Hall for a week
in Staunton, has returned to Rich
mond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Miss Marsle Bray. Of this city. has
been recent guest OF friends IN Fred
ericksburs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

NTs Ja'nes 3 Taylor has announced
the engagement OF her daughter, Mat
,e Williams 70 William James ARM
strong. The wedding viii be quietlv
ctl"oraied a the home OF the brides
sister. MFs. " r Whitman. OF Roa-
nose some time early IN November
Mss Taylor is daushtc- OF the late
..eV James 3 Taylor. % Richmond
'if ARMSTRONG Is lawyer from Hous-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mrs. Conrad Hutcneson viii leaye
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Engagement Of interest.
Says q Norfolk eXchange:

.1aYs N0FIOlk eNCNnNge.
Or William Ryland Gwathmey. Of
Middlesex County. announces the en-
gagement Of his sister Bessie Temple
to Frank Voolfolk Scott. the wedding
to take place in October.
Miss Gwathmoy has frequently
visited Norfolk as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. II sullivan. and has many
friends In this city
Mr.. scott. vino IS virginian by
birth, is now prominent business man
in Arkansns"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12
WILL BE NEXT HEIR TO
ANCIENT BARONETCY


Thane in tho roign OF Edward the Con-
fessor.
Tho present head OF tho family is Sir
Henry Carew. tenth baronet of his line
lie has been rather badly treated In
the matter of inheritance by his uncle
and predecessor. who beQueathed the
ancestral estate OF Haccom0e. which
figures in the Doomsday Book, 70 h!s
TWO daughters. couple OF old maids
who may or may not havo sufficient
fumlly feeling to restore It by Will TO
the title.
The Carews Of Haccombe enjoy as
such exemption from all taxation and
duties. BY virtue or royal warrant
TO John Carcw. who WAS commander
OF the army sent to Italy by Henry
VIII and his ally Francis L. OF France
to rescue Pope Clement VII from the
prison into which he had been cast b.
Emperor Charles Y.
Adj dining the old manor Is an equally
ancient church singularly decorated.
for Sir Nicholas Carew who nourished
In Henry WIS reign. managed to win his
bride, daughter OF Sir Hugh Courte-
nay. by means OF 4 wager that no would
swim hts horse Il mile out u sea IN
Torbay. where the tides are very strong
ana back again. In memory of this
feat he nailed the four iron shoes Of
the horse TO the door OF the church
and two OF them remain IN place to
this day together with the rusted rem
nants OF tho other pair. attached to
the good piece OF oak where thsy were
set uvc hundred years ago.
In recording these lettors the other
day the attempts made TO steal from
the EX-CrOwn Princess OF Brazil at
the Chateau dEu. tho former imperial
crown 81 that courRry. mentioned the
warm regard and esteem In which She
and her house are Still held In the land
~ her birth. Last week the Ex Crown
Princess and her husband. tho Comtc
d iu. journeycd to Paris on tho invi-
tation of the Brazilian Ambassador
there to inspect the fine statue by
Augusta Mailiard. of her father the late
Emperor Dom Pedro. which the Bra
Gillian Government IS erecting on tho
best site at Rio de Janeiro 1t Ia tho
hrst occasion. so FAR Es I am aware
OF a republic paying so remarkable a
tribue = a monarch whom * dathroned
and oXiled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Mr. James Benson. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Alfred Ben
son. here has returned TO her home In
Staunton.
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Parrish Trant. OF Portsmouth. has
been visiting relatives here for few
days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-12

Miss BESSIE Kersey. of Richmond is
The guest Of relatives in Portsmouth
for snort time.
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In md ont of Town.

iii ithi Oha VI ip"h
Mr. and Mrs Jonathan Bryan left
town Yesterday 10 spend a few days In
New York CITY.
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tied with tuiie to match their gowns.
Tho ushers viii include E. c Toone
and DR. r %. Latane.
reception Viii be given the bridal
party at "Edgwood" the home of the
bride. Immediately following the cere-
mony. Tho house Will be prettly deco
rated for the occasion In garlands Of
flowers ana eversreens. ana Misses
Edith W!nfroo and mabel Mcdonald
VIII preside at the punch bowl Mr..
and Mrs. Win-rec xiii leave mmeii-
ately after tho ceremony for Boston,
ALBANY and other Northern cities.
Guests from distance are Mrs ~.
p stuart. Misses Mabel Mcdonald.
Edith Win:rce. Myrtl4nn Taylor. pearl
Wlnfrco, RUBY Winfree. Mr. and Mr-.
H. W W.nfree. i y Puileu. l-uc.cn
Hyland. Tnuriow Gregory. NJ and Mrs.
j. g. Toone. of Richmond Mrs + y.
Gerard Miss Elizabeth Gerard Miss
Lorotnt and Julia i.atanc ~ Bucn-
auau; 3esse nyland ar pine BlGI Ark
Miss Mamie Goulain 90 Bowling
Green Charles Sale. OF Tappahannouk.
ana Malcolm billiard Of cen,re Cross.
Returned to Richmoud
Misses Kathleen and Lois Richard-
son, who haze been the guests or DR..
and Mrs =. T. Brady iu Roanoke. for
some tim. past. have returned to their
home on Grove Avenue They were
among the guests attending the ger
man 2!ven ON Monday evening by the
southwest German Club IN tho ball
room ~ tne Country Gu. The ger
man WAS led by Duncan HoDar, and
Roger Graf
Mrs J. Pryor Davis. with her three
daughters. and Mrs : =. Meredith re-
turned 70 Richmond on Monday from
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Maryland
Mrs. Thomas Atkins is tho guest of
relatives IN Richmond this month.
Mrs Alfred Cary and family have
returned to their home on West Ave-
nue.. after spending the summer with
relatives in Albemarle.
Mrs Mary 2 Rose Miss Helen Roso
ana Mrs. Walter a. creath have re-
turned from an extended stay in Al
iantie city and Cape May. " J.
Mrs Allen Donnan and little Miss
virginia Donnan have returned TO their
hone on Floyd Avenue. after visiting
friends In Waynesboro and Lewisbure.
Mrs Gertrude Massie has returned
70 the city. after short visit 10 Mr.
ana Mrs. Frank Mass!e in charlottes-
Miss Marsle Bray. Of this city. has
been recent guest OF friends in Fred
ericksburs.
Parrish Trant OF Portsmouth. has
been visiting relatives here for few
days.
Mrs James Benson. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. Alfred Ben
SON here. has returned to her home in
staunton
Miss Bessie Kersey. Of Richmond is
the guest OF relatives in Portsmouth
for snort time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-09
DAY NURSERY
RUMMAGE SALE
WILL BE HELD DURING WEEK OF
APRIL %.
Proceeds Will Be Used for the Bene
fit OF the Institution on the
south Side.

The board OF managers OF the day
nursery have decided to hold a rum
mage sale. the proceeds OF which will
go toward the support of the institu-
ton. In the new home of the nursery,
1906 Eoff street, in addition TO caring
for the little children a much wider
Held OF usefulness has been under
taken. Boys clubs and reading rooms
have been started. also cooking class
es for girls and an emergency room
fitted up where any woman or young
girl without friends or money is given
a nights lodging.
New departments OF work are being
constantly added as the managers find
the need for them and this means
constant Increase in expenditure.
Funds are badly needed and IL is
hoped there will be enough money
raised by this sale TO defray expenses
for the spring months.
The sale will begin April % and con-
tinue one week. Some centrally locat-
ed store room will be secured and
every friend OF the nursery is asked to
contribute their cast-off articles OF
household goods or wearing apparel.
wagon will call for the goods any
time during the next two weeks II
persons will notify Mrs. Thos. c.
Burke. Bell phone 81. Elm Grove