The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-28
v. M. |. NOTES
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. !


Lexington. Va, April 27-Cap,aln
william IL. Raymond. of the general
staff. who spent several days las;
week inspecting the military depart
'nent of the V. NJ. l.. left Monday
morning for Blacksburg. to inspect the
ni'!itnry department of the Y. u. T.
While IN Lexington he was the guest
OF the commandani. Colonel ;. H.
Gleaves. and his WIFE, Mrs. Gleavcs
fridav evening ii dinner was given
In his honor "a, Colonel Gicaves's guar
tiers. the otncr guests were Geaerul
and Mrs. Nichols. Friday noon Il lun-
cneoh was rendered him by the super
intendcnt and mis- wife. The guests
upon, this occasion We're Captain Ray
mond. Colonel and Mrs. Gieaves. Colo
mel Jones. Colonel Pendleton. Satur-
day at supper Captain Raymond was
entertained ny the tactical officers at
the subprofessors' mess.
Cadet Wear. second class. left Sat
urday for Charlottesville. where he
Mrs. Mary Barnes. of Washington,
VINO died snort time ago, has be-
aueathed $500 20 the institute.
Miss Kennedy. Of Kansas City. Mo.
VINO for the past few weeks has been
visiting Captain and Mrs. Brumage {.
has returned TO her home.
The Misses Ta.iaferro. of Baltimore.
who have been the guests OF their
&N''N' -Hi . -hhiioI!' Hd'c returned
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. sutton. of Rich-
mond. have been N-~-.ing their son. Of
the third class.
Mr.. ana Mrs. knight. of Franklin
nave been at Mrs. William Patton's for
few days. visiting their son and
Drotner' Cadet knignt. OF the fourth
class.
Cadet Harry Au. of Canton. China
has been granted indefinite furlougn
ana has returned home. cadet .Au Will
Te-cntcr next year.
The successful candidates for com.
missions as second lleutenants in the
army at the recent examinations were
- T. Murphy. X. u Eastman, j. +.
fancey and W. II. Gil!-ail graduates
OF the institute
General Nichols. superintendent of
the institute. returned Tuesday morn
Ing after q visit OF several days to
t.ic.1mond and Washington. In Wash
lngton he had consultation with
General Carter in regard to important
matters affecting the military depart
ment Of the institute. General Carter
has accepted General Nichols's 'nvita
ZION TO be present during Nnal week.
He will be the guest of Colonel 5. r.
Gleav.s the commandment.
W. ]. Hubbard, 'ei and wife. OF
Lynch 5urs.. have been in Lexington
for severe. days making an official
visit TO the Sockbr!dgc Royal Arch
Chapter. Dir. Hubbard was IA membe.
Of the New Market Battalion.
Colonel and Mrs. Gleavcs and Cap
tain Raymond spent last sunday "a;
Natural Bridge.
The list OF V. NJ /. men in. the
United States Army has just been
made UP. II Includes the following
oiiAce.s. Two coionels, eight majors
twenty-seven captains tnirty-nve first
iieutenants. twenty-five second lieu
.cnantS.
Under the patronage OF Mrs Nor
gan Pend.eton, 4 most enjoyable piano
siAd cello recital was given IN the
auditorium Of tue High School Monday
evening. The artists were Emmanu i
~ aG and Bart Wirtz
Bishop Kanuoipa, OF the Episcopal
Church. administered the rite of con.
hrmat.on AT the Lee Memorial Church
last sunday. Twelve cadets were con.
nrmed. Tney were Nichols, Merry
dordern. Key. Marshall r. Money
Murphy. Payne. Slauson. Smith. Il. VI.
Taylor ana Thompson.