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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
Social and
Personal

Mr. and Mrs. William Hubert, OF
cincinnati, are the guests of the lat
ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John D,
Potts. on Park Avenue. Mr.. ana Mrs.
iuipert nave recently returned from
an extended trip abroad. and will re-
main in Richmond for several wecka
before going to their home In Cincin-
natl.
Going Abroud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Miller, OF Tur-
Key who have been guests OF the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eeuiy
s s,. on West Avenue. are leaving
monday for Lexington. where tn -
VIII attend the graduation Of sir.
Miiler's brother, Charles, at the Viz
Glhla Military Institute. They OK
pect 10 sail from New York on July
D on board the steamship Mlnneap 30 is
ior the East. Sailing on the Same
ship Will be Mrs. Millcr's sisters Miss
Marguerite Florence Ada Lunn, WHO
mas been guest of Mr. and Mrs
THOMAS Jenress at Meadow Brook
for several weeks. Miss Lunn Will
spend the summer in England
In Virginia.
Frank Hack and IT, Brent Farnor
nave returned TO Baltimore from a
motor trip IN Virginia. during when
they visited Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry
Brooke Gilpin at their country place
near Boycc. Clarke county. Va, one
OF the handsomest in the State They
also spent several days In Winchcs-
ter. and motored to the battlefield OF
Manassas.
'irs. Frank c. BALDWIN. Miss Fran
ces Leigh Brooks, q. Bernard Fen
wick and Horace White. Jr.. left In
Miss Brooks's motor car for Upne:-
vile. Va. where they attended the
Colt Show. and will be the gucats
for several days OF Miss Neville LEM .
mon at Weiboinn. her country place
In Loudoun county, Va
Marriages Announced.
The marriage OF Miss Leila Jones.
or Savannah. Ga. and Charles Lulns-
den Lyon. formerly of this city. but
now OF -. Augustine, Fla, has been
announced. The ceremony took place
on Tuesday. June II. In Savannah.
Mr.. Lyon is superintendent OF the st.
Augustine Gas and Electric Company.
They will spend their honeymoon il,
Mountain Lake. near Blacksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Tyler have
announced the marriage Of their
niece. Miss Grace Nalle Jones. ana
John Baker Boa,wrIght. the ceremony
having taken place on Wednesday.
June IL, In Washington
Invitations Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Mcintyre have
sent out invitations for the marri-
age OF their daughter, Mamie Nc
Cormick. TO Leroy Cox Brinkley. the
ceremony to take place on Wcdnes-
day, June 20. at high noon in the
Presbyterian CSSrch at Henderson. ~
c. Both Mr.. Brinklcy and the bride
elect have number OF friends and
relatives in Richmond
Louisn FunctIons.
some very pretty affairs have been
given In Louisa recently in honor OF
visiting girls and guests IN tho neigh
horhood. Saturday afternoon Miss
Lucy Sims and her v!clting cousins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
hnny NhIuaDi) Books Presented and New
Mcnter, Elected

hcinters Elected
me last meeting OF the execu,lvc COM
,,hiittc o. the Virginia Historical Society
nviore the summer vacation was held
IinurSuay night at the society's house Pres
luent AcCabc in the chair. All the repor,s
showed the society to be in GourisbinS
condition. '4 is"''s
receipt OF the usual number OF books etc
Amons them. II gift from Dr. John Walker
brodnaN, OF this city, was folio mann
SCRIPT volume, containing the accounts NJ
Df. John Walker. of kingston" DinwiddIe
.ouhy' an eminent medical practitioner
III the neighoorhood OF Petersburg i7si-1s2i
IL was also reported that Mrs Stevens oc
New YORK. the widow of man to whom
me society has been greatly Indebted and
the donor of the Bryan X Stevens F,,nd :.
now part OF the endowment OF the society.
nud given $50 to he added to thar fund
Mrs stevens was elected, as an evidence ~
'"e society appreciation. life member.
Another Gift which will helm TO MI n
pressing need, Is that of very large n nd
handsome bookcase given by the danobtsrs
OF me late DR.. Woodbridge. This bookca 90
Us stated 10 have been made 10 the order
OF Jefferson Davis but for some reason was
Woodbridge. ny 10
1T was reported to the. committee that ST
George 7. G. Bryan intended to present n
set OF the worlds Work Brady war pho
'ographs, ten volumes
The following new members wero elected
KAY Chinn: Rcdman. Ind; Mrs William
gina gina; w. a. ;Bettaile. Kansas; Mrs l.. q.
Gorbett. South Carolina; Mrs Wiliouabbv
Wailtng, Illinois. and Mrs LUCY Dunuv
Plummer, Illinois. ''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
WILL HOLD CONFERENCES
Virginia Educators VIII he Gue.t. n,
State Normal School at
FredcricI<sburg.
Especial to The rimes-D.spa,cn,

Especial to The Times D spatch.1
Fredericksburg. Va. June IL
Professor +. II. Russell. president of
the State Normal School. is arranging
to hold conference of all OF the
school superintendent OF the State
and other educators. in the State
Normal School buildings at this citv
where the visitors will be guests OF
that institution. The time has not
been definitely fixed for this confer
ence. but 1t will be held either dur
Ing the last week In June or the first
week In August. The school buildings
cannot be used for this purpose dur
ing July for the reason that they
VIII be occupied during all of that
month by the summer institute Of
which Professor Russell is conductor
Inc conference will bring to this city
number OF distinguished visitors
from NIL parts OF the State.
Cards have been received here for
the marriage OF Miss Ruth Edna Gra-
nam. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
a. Graham. of Baltimore. to Rev
Herbert Barclay Cross. of that CITY.
the ceremony to take place on the
evening of Thursday. June 81, at &
o'clock. at Lee street Baptist Church
In ultimorc. The bride is n niece of
Harvey W. Proctor and Misses Lon
and Lizzie Proctor. OF this city. and
mas number of friends here, where
she has frequently visited.
Judge John IT. Goolrick, who has
been III for number of weeks. "a
very much improved. and will 20 in
q Few days with Mrs. Goolrick TO
grafton, w. Va. where she will spend
some Tine cooperating his health.
Mrs. T. Stokeley Coleman. OF Snot-
sylvania Courthouse, daughter OF Toe
). Graves. OF this city. was taken to
Memorial Hospital. in Richmond, this
week for treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
VIRGINIA MEO|COS
GET APPOIhTMENTS
Hopital Positions Secured by
Graduates-Resignations
From Faculty.
Special to The Times Dispatch, ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Charlottesville, Va. June 1.-the
FLOWING hosp tai and other appoint
ments have been secured by medical
graduates Of the University of Nir-
sinia. who received their diplomas on
Wednesday,
With the University OF Virginia
Hospital-James Lewis Lcitch BIB
OF Charlottesville: William Edward
Bray. of Winona. Miss. Joseph Stuart
Hume. OF Portsmouth,: and James Bur
nett LauSin!n. OF Huntsville Ala.
with the Post Graduate Hospital.
New York City-Samuel Sullivan
Irwin. Of Mt. Aairy. y. C.
With City Hospital. Bay View.
Baltimore-iienry Augustine Latane
OF Oak Grove.
With the Waltham Hospital. Wal
than. Moss.-Charles Terrell Porter
OF SylacauGa, Ala, and William How
ard Slaughter. OF Tenssw Ala.
With Sheltering Arms Hospital
wheeling, ". Va.--John Boyd stone.
Of Meyers. w. Va.
Instructor in Physiology and phar-
nacology. University of Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
Duke William, Count of Wur-
temberg, Recently Lost
His Consort.
DY IA MAnauIsE DE roNTENoY.


+ ALL the semi-royal families
OF Europe. there Is probably
none 80 little known TO the
general public as that OF Urach.
whose chief. Duke William. Count OF
Wurtemberg. has recently lost mis- con-
sort, princess of the reirn!ng family
of Bavaria.
The houses of Bavaria, Wurtemberg
and Monaco and several other sover-
eign states have been placed in mourn
ing by her dcceasc.
y couple OF years ago the Duke OF
trach was the occasion OF much UNI
pleasantncSS between France and Ger
many, owing to Prince Albert Of Mon.
aco's being at the time SO einpittcred
against his only SON and heir Louis.
that at the instance OF the Kaiser. he
took steps to eliminate him from the
succession to the throne OF his tiny
state and to substitute the Duke OF
Urach In his stead. The latter's
mother was the sister OF the late
Charles Ill. OF Monaco, and aunt.
therefore, OF the present ruler OF the
rouge-et- noire principally.
AS Monaco had not then received II
constitution. Prince Albert was az aO-
soiute monarch. and felt at liberty to
alter the succession at his pleasure.
But France promptly intimetcd to
Prince Albert that she would not under
amy circumstances permit him to pass
his throne on to Il German prince, IL
general OF cavalry besides on the act
I've list OF the German army. For
Monaco is an cnclave OF French ter
r!tory and under the rule OF Ger
man :prince would give Germany a
foothold and seaport on the shores
OF the Mediterranean. becoming there
fore an intolerable menace to France s
principal naval arsenal at Toulon.
have gone to war sooner than permit
Germany to acquire possession OF Mon
acc IL was an "ultimatum" to this
effect that caused Prince Albert and
n al "a bnir hp me-.
with regard to the altering OF the
succession. which. of course. also led
to a reconciliation between the Prince
OF Monaco and his heir.
The Countess Fabbricotti. who has
Just made her debut at the pergola
Theatre. OF Florence, under the i'm
mediate direction OF the composer
her marriage to Count Ricardo Fab
bricotti, Miss Coruelia Roosevelt
Scovel" Hor mother. somewhat
homely member of the Roosevelt clan.
lily by bestow!ng her hand and great
fortune upon Il good-looking profess
sional tenor. named Scovel. formerly
familiar figure on the New York
operate stage
The daughter of this union. now
Countess Ricardo Fabbricotti. who has
just taken up her fathers calling, is
not to be confused with the former
Countess Arthur" Fabbricotti who
was Mt one time so well known in
New York as the "Egeria" OF several
leading financial magnates
Countess Arthur" was extensively
entertained by the Yanderbllts and by
afterwards lived in England for some
time with the American born Princess
iiatzfeldt. adopted daughter and heir
css Of Coils p. Huntington.
Tho princess. and some OF Countess
"Arthur'S" American friends. cventu-
ally started her IN business IN London
as modesto with shop in Mayfair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
Gochenour--McponnoId

lSneclal TO me Times Dispatch
Delaplane, Va, June IA beautiful
home wedding took place at o'clock
Wednesday morning at Fleetwood"
inc nome or Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Delaplane. when their sister. Miss
Edith McDannald. and Alexander Goch-
enour were married by Rev. r. G. See.
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church. TO
the strains of the .'I.ohencrin" we'd .
ding march. played by Miss Zulieme
Ghapellear, the bridal party entered.
The bride was accompanied by her
maid of honor. Miss Mary Chapman.
OF Covington. and the groom by his
best man. DR.. N. S. McDannaid.
brother OF the bride. After the cere.
mony an elaborate four-course break
fast was served. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Gochenonr boarded the ii o'clock
train. After July they will be at
home at Middlebrook. Va.
The guests from distance were
pr. and Mrs. n. Il. McDannald, OF
News Ferry: Mrs. Moses III. Nc
Clintic, Of Hot Springs, and Stanley
Garritt, of Hanover, Ind.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
CHARGE AGAINST
STAUNTOHL LAWYER
Client Alleges He Held Out Part
of Claim Collected From
Railroad.
Especial to The Times-pisn,,or,


Stanton. Va, June ll-Iiuls,
Glenn well known attorney OF
this city, is being held under bona
Tor SI9o. with Mayor IL. IL. Wayt as
surety, ON Il warrant sworn out hy
+: y. Richcreck. 1t is charged thai
Glenn. IN the collection of ciain
for damages from the Chesapeake ana
OHIO Railway Company, collected s5Ov
from the railroad and inlormcd Rich
creek he had collected only 5000. and
settled with him on that basis. taking
out SIS for commissions. Richcreuk.,
wife suspected something was wrong
and started inquiries. which disclosed
I'M I'M, inc railfoad had paid Glenn 5000
Richcreek put the claim in hands of
other attorneys. who recovered S2uv
less the commissions. and Richcceals
swore out the warrant. Charles i.
Macatee, the Chesapeake ana Ohio
claim agent, who made the settle
ment. has been summoned. as have
others having to do with the M.
ter. The matter will come I'D I'm DO
lice court on Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
Schwarzschild Bros.

| from St. Louis on his private car. supper
vas served at midnight. and the chaperons
ihc!uded the women or tho faculty and
own Mrs Edward stone. OF Roanoke; Mrs.
~: - handy. OF Lynchburg: Mira Peasey.
of Norfolk: Mrs. Swnney. OF st. Louis, and
Others Some OF the couples dancing were:
Mr.. Harvey.
Miss Mary Stone. Roanoke. and Mr. Mas
sic. 49,
Miss Myrtle Ph,ppy. Newport News and
MIR. Hughes.
Miss Roberta Bridges. winston-salem. N.
e.. ana Mr.. Darlington
Miss Ernestine Bridges, winston salem,
and Mr.. Enslow.
Miss Percy Handy, Lynciiburs. and Mr..
Andrews.
Miss Irene Fischer. Roanoke. and Mr..
Miss Margare. Tillery. St. Louis, and Mr..
Garrison
Miss juliet Anderson. Richmond, and Nj.
Peaseley.
Miss Mary Henderson, Biocksburs. and
I'll. Kelly.
Miss kathleen Clarke, Radford. and Mr..
Lefebvre.
Miss bessie afa.sie. Amherst, and Mr..
lfoge.
Miss Mary Massie. Richmond. ana Mr.
Rutrough.
Miss Laura Twi,ty. sufo,ls. and Mr..
Steele.
bart.
Miss Richardson. St. Louis. and Mr.. Nc
Mis- East. NcwpoF; News. and Mr.. Rives.
Bolts.
Miss HARRIET Eor. Chrstiansourg. and
Miss Elizabeth Hairston. Roanoke, and
Mr.. Bucruss. -
Miss Julia Masruder. Portsmouth. and Mr.
Miss Mnry Joyncr su0of,. - ~. w.,
,a,ss barker Roanoke. and MIR. Cutchins..
Mss mary sear!es. Norfolk and Mr.. KEGS
Miss Eubank, Norfolk. and Mr.. Newb,,,
MISS cox Portsmouth. and Mt. Gillespie.
Miss Jean Mari. Blacksburg, and Mr.. Nc
Miss Irsna cannady. Roanoke, and Mr..
Gregory. -' -.
Mis~ Copeland. Danvii,e. and H. G. Giles
Miss Mary Hnrston. Roanoke. and Mr..
Smith ~ i'
Miss Argyle Tunwiier. Blacksburs and
AIIsH Thompson. St. Louis, and Mr.
Smithey.
Miss Louise Hose. Blacksburs, and Mr..
Miss saiie Howe, Radford. and Mr. Nc.
kee. N A'i' HAS-
Miss Lucille ca.selI, Radford, and Mr.,
Miss Roberts. Sweet Brlar and Mr.. cart.r
mis-, Miss Elizabeth Darneli, Roanoke, and MT.
Miss susie Robinson Ri,cL.,r
crocker o. Au -Af.
Miss Virginia Vawter al, o,,..
Hlles. b. ana MT.
Miss Mary G!vens. st. Louis. and NJ,
Brodic. Gnu mr..
Mrs. McClellnnd ni,,r,,.
Adams. anu MT.
M!ss Louise Black. Blacksburr on, A.
Mccain. 81 ana MT.
Gibbs. i'nu' ana MT.
Lesge. i'"ohu' ana Mr..
Miss Fannie Barringer. Raleigh, n. G.
Miss Miss Katherine Preston. Rad.ord, and Mr.
NJ, MISS =, Cordeiia DeJurnette. Richmond. and
Miss Marie Ninineer. Roanoke, and Mr.
MIR. Mcknight p"'a' ana
Miss Belinda Mitchell. Roanoke. and NJ
Mr.. Howard. ana
Miss Blanche Shirley. slueneld. and Mr..
Miss Helen Rhodes. Roanoke. and Mr.. Sat-
Mis-; I.nptert. Winston Salem. y. C.. and
Mis-, Miss Helen o,ey,' wythevlle, and Mr..
Corr. anu MF.
Miss Bullock and Mr.. Peakc.
Waldrop. anu MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
DAYS PROCEEDINGS IN
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
LS2ecial to The Times.D!spa,c5

W ne j I'M IS -l!SDatcI
NFthevil!c, Va. June i4-Pro,5sed.
mss in the supreme Court of Appeals
to-day were as follows:
k!lgore Us. Parr. trustee. are,,od y =
- II. Fulton. for plaintiff in error ana
% s,7 e: resry. for defendant in error
!, interstate Fire Insurance Co, VS.. Mo.
az; submitted on briefs.
virginia and Kentucky Railway %
VS.. ouid ct ais. argued by +. NJ Fui.
Ton and J. Z. Bullit,. for apprtt-.t ard
neorss {. 'Peery. for appellee. and Sub.
Next cases to be called; CoIonia, c,o,
H HT Coke Co: VS.. Gass. administrator
Tiincnheld Coal Co. VS.. Sutberia,,d
Johnson and Grommct Bros. VS., Rim
60 Monseiro. smith vs.. Stately: Colonial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
Joseph ot,erbine Order. of Harrison

Joseph Otterbine Crider. Of Harrison
burg.
Instructor in Pathology. University
of virginia-James Oscar Mundy. Jr..
OF Burn!eys.
The following designations have
been received by President Alderman,
of the University of Virginia, to take
effect at the opening OF next session:
Professor Ormond stone professor
Of astronomy.
Professor Milton Wylie Humphreys.
professor OF Greek.
l. *. Moran. bursar of the univers-
ity.
Phi Bctn Kappa Initiates.
the Phi Beta Kappa during the past
session:
From the collcge-I. l. Church. j.
w. burr. c. E. Jacobs. y. II. Harris.
II. II. Nef. w. S. ~ Pott and ID. II.
Ramsey.
From the Graduate Department..
e. Didlake. s. II. Digs. S. o. McCue,
j. NJ Hurt and s. y. Stegcr
From the Medica, Department-w.
+. Bray. j. b. Laughlin and CARING
ton Williams.
DAVIS. 5. $. Jefreries, Alex. Macdonald.
a. II. Martin. Jr.. c. ID. Taliafcrro and
II. G. Cochran.
From the Ammunition. Archibald
r. Watson. New York City: Hon. A. p.
Thorn Washington. u. c.. Rev. Bever-
ley u. Tucker, Jr.. University of Vir-
ginia.
Fro:., tho Alumni-Rt. Rev L. +.
kinsoiTing. Brazil: Senator Charles A
Culberson. of Texas Professor l. p.
Chamberlaync. Columbia. S. c.: DIR. ].
T. Anderson. Washington, d. c.: Pro-
| lessor j. Douglas Bruce, Knoxville.
Tenn; i. Graham Cootcs, New YorI;
City.
From the Facuity-Dr. John s,aige
Davis.
Raven Society Initiates.
The following were Initiated into
the Raven Society during the past
session:
From the College-R. F. Bear, r
r Brown. II. NJ. McManaway, l.. G.
Morrow and Lewis Tyree.
From the Graduate Department-T
X. Harnsberger, J. NJ. Hurt and E. p.
Lane.
From the Medical Departmental.
l. kendrick. *. b. Steele and J. O.
Cridcr.
From the Law Departmental. II.
Bailey. ii. j. Gill. c. D. Lavell. Alex
Macdonald. S. i. Parham. ID. n
| Rodgers. c. D. Taliafcrro. III. C. Cocb
ran and r. B. AIbertson.
From the Engineering Department
w; S. Calcott and d. W. Men.
From the Faclllty-I {, MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
New Theatre Mt stnuntou

TSDeclaI 10 The Times -Dlsn,tTI, !
Stannton, Va. June I4.-M p SOD
card has secured contract for The nv
theatre s. to b. built here by Albert
~ .,"ft~, ., VIZ and Fielding Olivier.
.ne contract price being $4,000 and
work has already h.gun' the bniIdin@
10 be ready by the opening Of tho faii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Mrs. John Booton Hill. OF 3o7 Yves
Grace Street is visiting her uncle
colonel Thomas p. Hudgins, in Mai
thews county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15
COMMENCEMENT DANCE At v. p. T.
Large Number OF Visitors Attend Beautiful
German.

B!aeksbnrg. Va. June 1.-THE German
Niuo or the V. II. I. gave its regular COM
menccment dance Tuesday evening. Ernest
saunders OF Suffolk, leading with Miss Ell
zen McArthur. OF Winston Salem. n. c.
about twenty former members OF tho club
were mere FOR this german. and there were
several young women present for the ar.t
time. Among the latter were those in the
party e. F. swinney brought to Blacksburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Judge and Mrs. George l.. Chris.
tan. who have been guests of IN,
Misses boswell at the University a,
virginia. have returned to the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Misses Rosabelle Hunter and Arlene
francisco have returned to Louisa. az
Ter visit to friends in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

r. NJ. Brander. who has been i'll a
ms nome for the past ten days. /.
now slowly improving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Arthur LEROY Caperton has return.
ed to his home near Westhanpton -.
Ter attending school near Washing.
ton. o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

. Miss Julia Omohundro of this CITY.
is spending some time with friends
in Salem.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-15

Mrs. j. NJ. Arthur. of Lexington. is
visiting friends in this city for sev-
eral days.