The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-21
COLLEGE STUDENT
DELIVERS SERMON
PETERSBURG HEBREWS CELE-
BRATE YOM kIPPER, OR DAY
OFT THE AToNEMENT.
PUT LIGHTS IN PARK
sPooNING COUPLES WILL HAVE TO
SEEK OTHER QUARTERS as
THERE WILL BE NO DARK
NooKs.
hooks.
Virginian Bureau,
Law Bnilding, Phone, 1897.

Law Building, Phone, 1887.
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept 90
Yom Kippur, the Day Of Atonement,
the most sacred Of Jewish holidays,
will be observed here tomorrow The
holiday began at shutdown today ana
closes at shutdown tomorrow. The
services for the Day OF Atonement
tomorrow will be divided into four
parts, The morning service, the al
ternon service, the memorial ser
vice, and the concluding service The
services will all be in the Jewish
synagogue. on Union street. Samuel
Cup. a theological student of the UNI
versity Of Cincinnati, preached at the
synagogue this afternoon at e'so
o'clock. His subject was; The
Glories of Religion, ="
The city is having fifteen large in
oandescent lights put in Central park.
These lights will illuminate the park
so that a person can be seen from
one end of tho park to another
spoonlng complies will have 20 find
some other retreat,
Mrs Kittie O. Atkinson, of Chase
City. Va, announces the marriage
of her daughter. Miss Mary Atkinson
to John H P. Leigh, of virginia
Beach, formerly OF this city. AFTER
/ October 18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh VIII
be at home to their friends at Nir'
/ ginia Beach.
Mrs. H. Starke Elliott.
~ n =
i S. Elliott, died yesterday afternoon
/ at her home on Tabb street. DEATH
/ was caused by appoplexy. Mrs. Ill
! liott was well known and highly es'
teemed. Her sudden death was q
| great shock to her friends. She II
survived by her husband, two daugh.
ters Mrs. Gray Smith and Mrs W
( A. Thomas, and one son, 5. >. Elhott
! Jr., all of this city.
/ Miss Amelia Mccoy.
| Miss Amelia J. Mccoy died thi'
! morning at Sis. O'Clock at the hoH'
of her parents, on South street. Mis-
/ Mccoy was only seventeen years OLD
! and had been sick but two days. Sh'
had been employed for some time a
the Petersburg Telephone company
She is survived by her parents mr
and Mrs. J. H Mccoy, one brothe
and six sisters. The funeral will b.
| conducted from the residence sunda.
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs Clara Kahn Gabby died SUD
denly last night at the home OF ne
daughter. Mrs. II. f. Clark, IN Cnes
terrified county near Ettrick. Sn
was seventy-three years old, me poa
was shipped today to washington
Pa, for burial,
Briefs.
Miss Flora Sheffield. of Richmond
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Lee Brinston is visiting rela
tives in Southampton county.
The ladies' of Washington=Stree
Methodist church gave lawn part
, IN the church yard tonight.
Hastings court was not IN sesslo
: today.
Miss Dorothy Sponer Is recoverin
from an attack OF sickness.
, q. B. Barker, Of Church Roads, wa
| a visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Samuel Nelson. of Blackstone
: Is visiting friends here.
During the storm yesterday hgn'
ming struck the barn OF FRANK huhai
In Prince George county. kiiing
mule valued at $500.
? John Hinton, of Baltimore Is Wis
9 iting relatives on Washington stree
The September smoker" of the
Z G. s. students OF Petersburg. was hei
3 last night in the local office pieas
ant evening was spent by all