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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
Virginia Railway and Power Company
William Northrop, President

address by Professor f, II. Russell,
President of the state Normal and
Industrial school. at Fredericksburg.
Va. There will be a recitation medal
contest open TO all students OF the
grades Those ~fass 4Fs offering saiY
this media. are Helen Mann. Emily
Grifflth, Alma Major and Roger Mann.
On Tuesday at r. N. will be game
of ball between the students of tina
High school and the "Old Timers
around town. who have not tossed 4
bali in many years. On Tuesday
night there will be. among the many
features of the program. a recitation
contest by students of the High
school. A gold medal awarded to
the winner will be contributed by the
school,
Delivering sof A goid medal eoNfri-
DSffed" BY fris Atneffa ciiaprer' OF THIS
Daughters of Confederacy TO the stu-
dent writing the best essay on the life
and character OF StonewaIl Jackson
Also delivering of first and second
scholarship medals. first offered by
Dr. Edward Eggieston and second by
the Junior School league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
A CONTESTED WILL
CASE To Be TRIED
RELATIVES CHARGE THAT Lynn
WOOD q. WEBSTER. WAS uN-
SsAe~~x
~

Witnesses for the defense viii 60 on
stand this morning In Hastings court,
part2. in the contested viii case on
Gertrude @. Eanes and others against
Lyrwood r. Webster. When the father
of Lynwood Webster died he left a
VIII making his son his sole beneti-
ciary. Other members of the family
charge thar The old man was mentally
IRRESPONSIBLE, and that the defendant
had used undue influence when the
win was made. Two Witnesses for the
5iesarlsr Uf5eH1cf yesterday morning AMI
were followed nv ten for the plaintiffs.
They all attacked the sanity of Web
ster. and We're sure that had the old
man been in his right mind he would
have divided his estate equally among
them.
Attorneys John A. and Broken
borough Lamb are representing the de-
PENDANT and ] NJ. Turner and Willis
Smith are for the contestees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
AMELIA TAKES STEPS
TO GET GOOD ROADS

Especial to The Richmond yirginian,
AMELIA VA. Msy S,s~+at "A @sssast-
ing Of the board of supervisors on
Monday decidedly reactionarx steps
were taken as to permanent road build-
ing. Nothing at all was determines
upon. bnt the matter OF permanent
roads was put IN the back ground and
renewed efforts were made to continue
the Old system of patching the roads
with pine bushes and red clay. Mr..
Harry Taylor. of Monboro. was elected
county road suprrintendent at a salary
of $50 per month. He and Supervisor
j. A. Sydnor were authorized to 20
to Richmond and purchase a road outfit
consisting Of a roadscraper and four
large mules. on Friday afternoon at
r. NJ meeting OF the leading citi-
zens Of this district. who are inter-
ested in the movement for permanent
GOOD roads has been called 10 meet at
the high school for the purpose OF
discussing plans to be submitted to a
mass meeting TO be called some time In
the future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
FARMERS RALLY
AT SPOTSYLNAMIA

FREDEHICkSBl rig, VA. May 8.
The Farmers rally which was held
mt Spotsylvania Courthouse We'd
nesday for the purpose OF arousing
interest in improved methods OF land
culture and proper plans OF the Guilt
walton of crops was a complete sue
cess in every respect.
The speakers. Governor VIM. II.
Mann. 7, q. SANDY, Miss Ella Agnew
Dr Bradford Knapp arrived on time
and vert directly to The courthouse
where the addresses were delivered.
Governor Mann spoke of the great
influence of the agricultural interests
Of the state and the Importance of
improving conditions on the farm
He presented figures showing the
vast improN ements made In recent
years along these lines. also the ad
Tanced steps that have been taken
towards better education and the
buiIding of good roads in Virginia
Or Bradford Knapp, of the United
states agricultural department. told
81 the benefit Of demonstration work
and cited numerous cases illustrating
his remarks lie appealed to the
citizens OF Spottsylvania TO become
actively engaged IA denomination
Xnrk which AZ he explained was nee
essary is the advancement Of scien
tittc farming
Although the day wfs cloudy and
threatening rain most satisfactory
crowd was In attendance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
Realty Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain ana
sale were recorded Yesterday in Hust-
inSs. court. nart :, =...
~ aF% A. If..~tts- - u ss+eresi he Avg
ling huuse, No. l19 West Ninth street
to H. Ernest Pinchbeck. for the sum
OF sl.l00.
Clara r. Robins transferred to Emma
M. Liebert ~ feet fronting on Hull
street. between Third and Fourth. The
consideration named was $40 and other
valuable articles.
James F. Bradley transferred Sc feet
on the corner of Hull street and Walden
avenue to August Simunpietri. for the
sum OF SO and other valuable con.
siderations.
rUf the sum OF siV sfri other vaiua
BILE considerations Minnie Weisiger
transferred 40 feet on Hull street to
Frank S. Anderson.
John A. Turner transferred a piece
OF property fronting 80 feet on Nine
teenth street. near Decatur. to Leila
@. Turner Golden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
nucna Vista Briefs.

BLENA VISTA. VA. May IL
THE Japanese Girl," an operetta. was
given by the GIec Club Of the South
ern seminary Monday evening. The
young ladies dis exceedingly well
and were the recipient of large
amount of applause
Bishop Beverly u, Tucker visited
Christ r. r. church Thursday morn
ing and confirmed a large elnss. A
large congregation was present ard
his sermon WAS very much enjoyed.
MIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Fmhree have
returned from Canton. Ca. where
they have been the guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. u. y. Towers
Mrs. j. w Taylor has returned
from ST. James. Md, where she has
been the guest Of her son.
Misses Audrey kohey and Pearl
| Brown spent SEVERAL days IN Roanoke
this week
Mr.. r.. s, Walker, Of Gordon. Ga
who has been spending a week witt
tis family. has rturned 10 Gordon.
Judge G. J.. Campbell. Of Anherst
spent the week end with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II Il. Mills.
Mr.. W. r. Pritchard is spending
several days IN Richmond,
Ir. 6. 7. Divers spent several days
at Stuart, Va. this week.
u. II. Rucker. OF Hampton, was
| IN the city Monday,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

Eiussengame. Fisher, Blackwell
Shackleford. Misses Goodwin, Cox
and Lilly. Mrs Mallory was assisted
Is serving her guests by Misses Annie
Maury and Mamie Duncan.
Attorney General Samuel Williams
will speak on Memorial aaJ al Wood
lawn cemetery. The date has not yet
been decided upon.
The Hanover Chapter United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet at the home of Mrs. G. G. Bridg
er, Thursday at 1910 o'clock A. Nj
"Stalner's Crucifixon" Will be sung
by the Ashland choral club Thursday
evening in the college chapel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
MENTALLY UNBALANCED.
HE TAKES HIS LIFE

Especial TO The Richmond virginian
HEATHxxtf.fsf.. VA. May i6.--Afr.
George Everett Dobsns. aged 81 years.
of Lewisette, committed suicide yes
teraay by shooting himself. His body
was found with the front bart OF the
free blown OF. He placed the barrel
Of the gun under his chin and Aired.
MIR. Dobyns showed indications Of an
unsnurd mind previous to committing
suicide. and his act vas no surprise to
his friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

LEWISTON, VA, May 1s,-wm
Sager has a new auto. the pride OF
the village
Mfr r G SaSer, Of Washington
has been home.
Mrs L. D. Green. of Fredericks-
burg was the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Sager. recently
Miss Walter IL the house guest OF
huT sister, Mrs p HeHg
DIR. and Mrs. Arratt are visiting
Mr. and Mrs r u Harris.
Mrs Payne was the guest of Mrs
Prltchett, recently
Mrs. +, |. Micks and children. OF
Orange. are guests of Mrs. DeJarnett.
Mrs. Grymes. Of Mineral, is visit
ing Mrs NJ t5ttrh
Miss billiard has returned to her
home IN Albemarlo.
Miss kyland spent the week end
with Mrs. Dew.
Miss Scott and Mrs. c Rawlings
are In Washington,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
CLOSING EXERCISES
AMELIA HIGH SCHOOL

AMELIA, VA. May 1.-THE clos
ing exercises OF the Amelia High
school will be held In the auditorium
OF the school Monday and Tuesday,
May Goth and 2lst. On Monday at
r. NJ. n school braxar will be held.
The product of the domestic session
and art classes. consisting OF such
useful articles az cook aprons, fancy
white aprons. collars, ties. etc. to-
gether with cakes, pickles. preserves.
and candy will he on sale. Tho boys
work shop will offer for sale such
articles as book, cases, magazine
stands. ironing boards, buggy jacks.
hat trees. etc. Proceeds to 80 for bet
ter equipment.
At eight o'clock the regular even
Ing program will commence. Among
thr leading features pf sans VIII be an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

Bt CKINGHAM VA May g.
Res J j. spencer has returned from
trip te l.yn hbuIs. where he went
a.. eee hle SOFT john Y spencer, who
haas Suffered 70 second stroke OF par
ais sis sir. spencer Is member of
the firm ~ Bailey. Spencer & Com
pany, If Lynchburg -
Farmers are greatly concerned
about thcffTes9ian fly IN their wheat
crops Spec linens OF the insect have
been sent 10 Mir koiner and pro-
naNnnel - be the Hesslnn fly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

promptly at o'clock 10 morrow naes''-
ing.
Engagement Announsed. q.
Afr md Mrs. j. n. Rare@fG
Ecs my Va Ernrur-F -r>-'- ---'------~
ruent % their daughter. Aiiec 70 ", =
IN r.. Adams. Of Chicago. Ihe
ding will take place sometime '"'
ing the month Of July
Gard Party.
Mrs \nnuie Hitchcock Of Ship'asn'
vs. entertained q few Of her ittvl"s
on TUESDAY evening at q card par
After ire game the guests We're IA
wired into tho diningroom where re-
fY.,sx}4yueets Mere served Among these
present we're Misses Anna Eliza, hesl"
M aad Agnes Craig Miss Nellie BRIT
a. ara Mrs Mamie i4ltcheotk'
aFeAsrs TAYLOR Brittle Robert ii Trice.
IT.. Douglas W'r!sht and Hunter ti'tSH-
Geek
Church Entertainment.
\ Torn Thumb wedding viii be held
}s tae lecture room Of the Leigh
street Baptist church this evening at
E.l5 O'Clock.
Personals.
Miss Bessie DOYLE. Of Norfolk. -
ire guest oE Mrs. George Mason.
MISS Eyel7n stiles has returned
frau Newport News. wnere she has
been visiting Mrs Walter Scott Cope
Ian ],
Mr. Robert Daniet or Phffadctpht4
who has teen spending several days
here with his mother. Mrs J. r. v.
Danief. has goua to Hot Springs foi
several weeks.
Miss Louie Williams win sail from
New YORK tomorrow 20 spend several
e1re+z:.ss IN kstresI,e. g.
MISS Therese Nurney who has been
The guest OF her sister. Mrs. Thomas
a. Smpth for several DAYS This week.
has returned to suffolk
Misses Eliza and Madge Montgomerv
viii spend the weeS-end in Norfolk
with the Misses Hemingway
s.
MIR James II. Drake. Ir.. has been
speudiug several DAYS at the University
Of Virginia.
Mrs ". G Kable. Of Staunton is
the guest Of her parents. Captain ana
Mrs /. f. Enslow.
Miss Annie Valentine, who has been
visiting the Misses Atkinson in Staun-
ton. has returned to Richmond,
Mr.. William r. Dickson spent the
" eek end with his parents In Norfolk
Nrs, o. s. Kean is visiting her niece
in Augusta. Ca
Mics Alice WYATT has returned from
stanton. where she has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. Thomas p Byera.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
Briefs,

Thomas r. Morton left last night for
a tea DAYS trip to New York and
Washington,
William j. Morrisett. who has been
attending the nvention
In Norfolk. will return today
Misses Mary Brooking and Violet
Pettigrew are the guests of Mrs T. h.
Morton
W. II. Frayscr qualified Yesterday aa
deputy commissioner OF revenue for
Henrico county. He will take the place
of George Watt. who Is i'll in the Memo
rial hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
Ashland

ASHLAND. VA. May 1".-walton
Vaughan left last might for New York.
where he viii fly before the Aero club
for his license. He graduated at the
head OF his class s the Curtiss school
OF Aviation at Miami. Fla, six weeks
ago.
: The guests At breakfast aiven by
Mira W. G.. Mallory his morning. were
M~sda mes Isasher, 6mithey. Maury.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

Henry Nunnally. Young white man
charged with a serious crime was
granted a postponement of his case un-
til this morning by Justice Fl. A.
Maurice in Police court. part 2. The
case was called before Justice John
Crutchfield IN Police court Wednesday
morning. but WAS transferred to this
side of the river Young Nunnaiiy will
be represented by Attorney Joseph
NnnnaIlX
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

The Rev. IL. Lacy Hoge. the newly
Installed pHstor of Emmanuel baptist
church. Fifth and Leigh streets, viii
he formerly received by the church
nest Monday evening from To "a
o'clock. Friends generally are in
vited to attend and a pleasant coca
sion IL anticipated. Rev. Mr.. Iioge
ami his wife have already won their
way to the hearts OF the people by
their tireless labor of love In advanc-
ing the cause 81 Christ. The marked
change both in the congregation and
SUNDAY school Sevinces enthusiasm.
heretofore unknown In the church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

the court by pleading guilty to charges
Of stealing a number OF choice fowls
from residents OF Forest Hin and VI
cinity. John kominiski and Walter
Befeznis4ir two Poles Were each given
a wear in the State penitentiary yes
terday nv jury In Chesterfield circuit
court. l.. J. Zajac, charged with the
same offense. was acquitted. He was
represented By w. M. Justice and +. A.
T., Smith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
GREGORY DIES AS
RESULT OF BURNS

AS the result of burns caused by
the explosion Of a barrel of 1gaseleae
at the cedar WoTks* IS haff 7 ffs'sdaFsf,
clyde Gregory. negro. who was sit
ting on the barrel at the time of the
explosion. died at the City hospital
yesterday. No Inquest will be held.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
To Hold Lamb Meeting.

Friends Of Captain John Lamb on
the Southside will get together In a
few daYs and organize club. An An
drew Jackson Montague club will be
organized June 7th.
Both men are popular on the South
gile.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
Outing Party,


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a-l4 r.yf luncheon
4. rts-Frs 4.nrrsaS.as.t vbieh is
49,, y, .7.f. Qasa5,, ar tha year.
- - -. t'rty quests in Inc
asfs.4.,zg t,azsr,,l~ and Mrs
Nan Ana saa.e of the most proml.
E.eaE fe9r:e ~ Hi' l4Ffse'sa,
Society circus.
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'3''st' = - 60 va
W. = .l'H
VIII AtSii Relatives.
The many friends of Mrs. George
Burdette Wright and daughter. little
Miss Sidney kemper Wright VIII be
pleased 10 learn that "A tciegra IA has
"teh FeGFfFfd mere stating tttht tt4ry
- $50 49, go ~ 'e' wy 1919
80, 80 - t,,..,,',',i "a.
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vy~sab,s - IA ana yrs
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f'o@e-oi''''
4 wedding 81 m"eh interest here
'ooN plaee In stanton on Nednes-
4aF. "hah AlSf Luciie walton 1pie
became tue efloe of Mf' j. bar lfoge.
ms ceremony took place "edhesaaF
4hshs AZ 81 Crock al ihe nome
- IN otta, hi'lilei' "a - L. 'pit'
'tatAe' = 'i,'''''''"' .S'.'"'
I'm i+t'i', u',s'l VI "a o'i'' az
~ ''tia .eliN l'a5 'ol 80 W.
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~. ~. if,,,ts1,,g,tc fawtItos ~ ~
hrtaa "a .,.,e,,e +rh- la, 49, =
tailored su7t or graz c1oth WIN hst
ANA alnyeA IA mafen ara "a. given
in marriage he her brother AIR. IL. /.
f,,ia NJ, AMI Afrs Hog arn anend-
{ng fheir hone,-p,oon North and or
tbntr return viii make heir home
for The present WIN Nr W0Fe's sis
TER, Mrs. Thomas J Hartman, in
stanton
Invitations issued.
- anu "fs' 'a"ie9 Ato"eFt lower
ION nave lssuoa mutations 1or the
hafflae" OF tneF daughter. kaehei
Doadrlase, 'o ar. Malford Stough on
Wednesday evening June oth, at b
eit"h N me ftesby'erian chufeh'
LeNihstoht q MISE howtrton ~
Wei Known IN Virginia ana her wed
oahg IS 81 "id" interest," as hef lathef
y one OF me ATTEST ministers IN the
southern tTesoEtefIan church. MT.
StouSn anu ms hflde VIII Do Al nome
ia ShlppeLlspurs' IA. atler June l'th.
10 "ttt 1halrinun ~
Chalfnen oil the various commit
tees Tor inc 'ohAto.fate pau ana an
Wh" Soia tieHe's or VIC pan are re
4ues'ed 10 meet MRS. "ll'laih l'"oeFt
,,..l(el, ,tsta ,,,..r,,it,c ta.x,,,
bau This meeting is called ia wind
N, tno fln5,T57T-.f J,sf3iITs ar -f1e- ny3ttt
xstu A,.i, IT..
M,, t,a,.reI,v,I 4t.,.I,,,, .,ra t,.r
ts'.{ttla.1 ',.,t..rta ,.,,.t.
So ~ = ~
u4s ~ Oh 1Sta = 9'S.ci' MI =, D ~
@afwen III Roahoke' iheE VIII come
10 kicnmohd later l" b" Rpe*S of
Mrs Ma'iehas father Mayor Sirlns'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
ENGAGEMENT RINGS

This ~ an occasion which demands
the hest
The groom also knows that the gtN
80 lAeted here IL appreciated most
our rsputs tion for style and quality
iS well known.
sCHNAazsCHiI.p BROS.
Atehneua's 1.eadfng Jewellers,
8e~~aA sra Brwad streets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

Poles TO Ponitentiary-
Throwing themselves on the mercy OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
An Appeal to Reason

Richmond
the efron19 several thousand
Those who
live in to
eetrlway
efficiency
provided by Virginia Railway and
public utilities
all his devote all their
with how much cultivation
thinkyo will his
the electric light and power bus
with hallway
tell you very frankly Railway and Power Company
the and REASON
grounds
in the
the City
alone
the
consideration enlightened selnes-he best
oil al o
respectfully your the facts figures and
theP rofR al to REASON
COMPETITION IN PROVED BY THE Elk
AND AMERICA TO BE y DISMAL AND
WASTEFV7 PUBLIC ALWAYS HAS TO PAY
Al
Why condition from rsNh
she emery tn
hall haven 10 omorrows paper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
society Circus

Taas arc weN andee way for the
society Gsrcas, 4biea H3ll he given on
Nay - saa - Yer tle benefit of
I.be camp. i; wiii he one 81 the
rEost estafs O. the month, and
prominent Esehmuud men VIII as
sIue the roles of ring master and
clowns ior she occasion. Airs. John
Skelton Wtitiamg is chairman of the
affair. and she is being assisted by
Miss Frances Scott, Mrs, Costsworth
plncknav. Miss Ella Bueh. Mrs Hiram
Smith. Miss Eleanor Lindsey. Mrs. J,
scott Parrish and some of the dlree-
tors II Zine Camu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

s4t 0Ham g. Waite, president Of
-he f.tr auoua. fredericksburg ana
s-s.utsse 555srasa. @5H 6e host 81 q
aerrs3Hz >.stI9E t. Mount Vernon
,etzy Ens Hs-5g wl3i leave Rich
mt rg.s.t.,..4
IA a 5rssste r. ana Viii return thts
sFeraR Tines WtI naNf luncheon
ak ans historic Homestead. which is
~ ISIS bssJ az tHEs season of tae year
a---.-- .--.s -. ..l-.illt ATTY E4esis in the
tMrts 3He1HH5Tz ti5Eernor and Mrs
Aaun arc soase of the most profnl-
1.eaE rerv:a ~ ftts sF+,@aG,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

Society

A handsome reception was given
III the EXECUTIVE mansion last night
by Governor and Airs. Mann In homer
~ the delegates to the state CONVEX
tian Of the Royal Arcapum and their
w&ves Governor and Mrs Mann were
assisted tn receiving their guests by
lieutenant Governor, aud AIRS, Tay-
Tor Ellyson. Mayor and Mrs y. g
Richardson. pr and Mrs Frank I.
NcFaden, and Mr. ard Mrs. Il. q
Stearnep Mrs Mann wore gown
~ SILVER b1oeade and held bouquet
uf Richmond roses
The drsswiug. rooms and hail were
Decorated with tail vases ~ America
Beauty roses 'ano pink poontes were
sqa "a the dining room Mrs, WI
Ganl RI Shields. ri Lexington a.,
assisted in doing the hcnnrs in fhe
A5rfre-vaasYs. Mrs SHIELDS WAS gov b
-----.--- 2A4---s- a. --44L1A In EE1r&reSs
II F,7F1--z .FF-++-r-4--- .-eye about TWO
at-v.E~e& asests
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

The many friends of Mrs. George
8urdc}te Wright ana daughter little
Aliss Sidney kemper Wright, VIII be
nlessed u learn that "a telegram has
been TecFiTed here stating Chat they
have been able 10 leave the hooded
district 81 t1nuis1Eu1. 7fhuy rf--+-A-
pectel to arrive IN Richmond today.
and VIII be ibe guests Of Mrs.
Wriehfs parents. Judge and Mrs.
John ] lratehheId. for a0me tune.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
His Father Disappeared.

J. r. MarchaHt deputy federal col
lector at Richmond. also attended the
meeting, lie occupied seat at the
press table. He took no notes but
kept his eyes and ears wide open, II
was said that be was there as an
eInissary Of the Lily Whites.
Police were stationed about the
outer doors of the hail They did not
find il necessary to yank anybody 10
Jail.
band played at intervals through
out the meeting which lasted just
one hour and half.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
A. p. V, A. Excursion.

f7e a1r5rfat cst-sfsseri of slt+ A--fs-
clAtiyn for The Preservation ~ Viz
elHia Antiquities "a jamestown eH sat
Mrdar promises te be one of the inast
successful Ia th. history ~ the ass*1-
rsatscn. The committee in charge ~
the excursion have been assured bE
tho steamship officials that the rnceat
heavy rains wail In no degEee detfact
um4 the pleasures or . day on the
Faes. Az the sofl at jamestown il
IN and sandy. II dries h,ut very
skIx, and sferv sudseatissn totrts n,
4 slfgbtfna dasT for ms exenf Stonisfss
: Rcsshonkss wsu leave the wharf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

Miss Louie Williams win sail from
view YORK tomorrow 20 spend several
IN *. h. IN k..tr..E.a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17
Invitations Issued.

Dr and Mrs. James Robert Hover
ton have issued invitations Tor tho
marriage Of their daughter. Rachel
Doddridgo, 10 Mr.. MaIford Slough on
Wednesday evening, June 5th, at 9
O'clock Ina the Presbyterian church.
Lexington. Va Miss Howerton is
Wei known In Virginia and her we'd
ding is ot wide interest," as her father
IS one OF the ablcst ministers in the
Southern Presbyterian church Mir
slough and his bride VIII be at home
ia Shippensburg. Pa. after June ] 5th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-17

Miss Therese Nurney who bas been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs Thomas
a. Smpth for several DAYS This week.
has returned tn Suffolk