The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-28
HUST|NGs COURT
HELPS CAMPAIGN
ADyOURNs 70 ALLOW LAWYERS
TO WORK ron =, n. Q. a
BUILDING FUND
WORK is REQUIRED
CANvAssERs ARE BUsY. BUT THE
SUBSCRIPTION ARE NOT COM
rrG IN As FAST As FRO
MoTERs EXPECTED.
virEinian Bureau.
Law Building. Phone f1a7.

virEinian Bureau.
Law Building. Phone t7s7.
PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. s7.--.
The fourth days canvass for $4,000
for new Y. NJ. C. A. building here
closed last night. One hundred
workers assembled at Y. n. c. A.
headquarters. last night when the re-
| ports OF the day were made.
| The citizens COMMITTEES yesterday
raised $l.235. the business mems COM
mittee s1,1as, and the young mems
comnnittee s2.ass. Total s4.sss. To-
tai for the four days OF the cam
paign s27.sssso.
The canvassers were busy again
success. the people will have TO re-
spond more literally than they have
done no far.
| In order to aid the campaign. the
Hastings court will adjourn SAtur-
day until next wednesday. A large
number of young lawyers are en-
gagged In the canvass. In order that
they may be free to finish their work
court has decided to post rene It's Mo-
vember term four days.
Funeral Of Mrs Wright.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary G.
Wright. widow of the late Augustus
Wright took place from Market
Street Methodist church this after
noon at o'clock. large conxre-
gatien Of friends was present The
services were conducted by Rev,
ell ~w4s
gentlemen acted as paNbearers: Hon
orary-Messrs W. NJ. Lewis. w. A.
Ruf1in. DR.. J. r. Beckwith. DR.. J. y.
Osborne. II. p. Stratton. G. B. Num-
nally, T. g. Beckwith. b. Roper, ST..
W. b. McIlwaine, Isaac Cohen. b. A.
Hartley, J. w. Long. r. w. Tucker.
w. @. Malone. A X. Davis. e. Il. J.
Whttmore. Active-Messrs. r.. p.
Mayer, g.. .LAa Thomas. Il. II. Luns-
ford. G. b. Richardson, Or. =. p. Me-
Gavock. Or. J. X. KecK. W. 4. Poole.
and A. l.. Lewis. The floral designs
were numerous and beautiful. Burial
was in the Wright section In band-
ford cemetery.
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A quiet but beautiful home wedding
took place last night at o'clock at
the home OF Judge and Mrs. j. ID.
Mullen, on Sycamore street when
their daughter. Miss Grixxeile. be-
came the bride Of Robert Gillian. Jr..
of this city. Only the immediate
families and intimate friends OF the
contracting parties were present Rev.
e. r. cambridge oftctated. Miss Isa-
bella Crockford WAS flower girl and
Misses Aithea Waite and Lee Booth
were bridesmaids The best man was
Thomas b. Gillian. brother of the
groom. The following gentlemen
acted as ushers: Messrs. Clarce s.
Mullen. Richard r. Wilson. Herbert
Gillian. and Thomas Wilson Mullen.
After q northern bridal tour Mr.. and
Mrs Gillian will reside on Sycamore
street Mr.. Gillian In a prominent
member OF the local bar. He Is re-
preventative In the house OF delegates
from Petersburg.
Thanksgiving Day.
Thanksgiving Day will be appro-
priateiy observed here tomorrow. Ser
vices will be held In 81. Pauis church
at II o'clock. and In st. Joseph's
Catholic church Mt = o'clock. A sun
the First Baptist church tomorrow
morning at o'clock. All the Metho-
d,sts OF this city will unite In ser
vice I'm washington-Street Methodist
church tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock The Presbyteriana OF this
city will meet in Tabb-Street Presby-
terrain church at the same hour.
The postofiiee hours tomorrow will
be ms follows: Executive department.
q to ii A. NJ, cashiers office. 10
II A. M: money order and registry
division. 8 to IL A. NJ: stamp and gen.
eral delivery window. to II A. ID.
Carriers will only make one morning
delivery. Collections from Star boxes
will ha at - NJ
Funeral Of Mrs Wyatt.
The funeral OF Mrs Alice v. Wyatt
took place from her residence on Hail.
fax street this morning at II O'Clock.
Rev, George c. Zetgier officiated. as
sisted by Rev. w. r. A. Haynes. The
following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Messrs. George Jones. w. l..
Fnniss. William Wood. ]. r.. Bal
dock, r. h, Mayton and Clarence Me-
Gee Burial was in Biandford eeme-
terry.
CUIlisr-HArrison.
Miss Nora Otis Harrison and Her
bert Peter Collier, a we'll known
young couple. were married last night
at Z o'clock at the home or the bride
on Washington Street. Rev. A. r..
Love ofiiciatsd. After Northern
bridal tour they will reside in this
city.
Hit by Automobile.
A. II. DEUEL., q well known young
man OF this city. was knocked Of his
bicycle by an automobile on Syca-
more street this afternoon about .
o'clock. Fortunately, he was not
seriousIy hurt. The automobile did
not stdp, but the police cay that it
was No 1870. It was not Peters
burg machine. The authorities here
expect to catch the chauffeur and
bring him to trial
The political pot 10 boiling here now.
Candidates for various oficeg are
busy buttonholing their friends.
The Salvation Army Will serve q
Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow at IL
o'clock at X. M. c. A. headquarters
on sycamore street.
Hugh, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. ri. jackson. who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Peters,
burg hospital yesterday. is getting
along nicely.
Child Gets Judgment.
In the case OF Corrine Dickinson,
an infant. suing through her father.