The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07
V. M. /. NOTES
Especial to rho Times-Dlspatch.

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lexington. Va. April 6.-Captain
s lillian ~. Raymond. OF the general
stan. has been ordered by the War
ONparttncEt to inspect the twenty six
educational institutions where there
are army officers detailed as profess
sors OF military science and tactics
about April IS and VIII spend three
days
The literary societies held their
reg olaf meetings tni4 Week. y debate
societies for the 18th or April.
Mrs. Nelson q. Edwards. OF ST. Lou's
Mo. is in Lexington. visiting her son.
captain u. h. Edwards.
Misc Harriet Edwards, OF stuart
HAN, arrived "Wednesday to spend ner
l.aslci vacation VITA ncr invlncr anu
hrutner.
captain J. H. Anderson, OF Lee,
Soocniahd county. was the guest u
Coroner FRANCES smith Tor .cvcriii da ~
prcsident OF ,ne General Alumni Az
.oeiatioh. 10 Il granuatc VI Inc class
OF 1910.
" n rnnccy, %. spent sunday
Wan HS sou Sadv, iaaceS, ., lnv
,E..d ciasa.
}. y. ciarkson. 81, was IN Lex!ng-
ton Tor scNeia, uaS v.sItins n'4 sU.!
.adet Garrison, % tae fourth ciass.
or. Ciurnaon was one OF ,he sew Hia!-
net torps.
more. Nd. Jonn PAUL 10. or iiar-
risonOurg. KeuUtn bur,on. eN- II, and
.adrtan .>u.l&. ~, were III barracks iast
week.
Mrk George Cross has leased the old
svInt ZINE IN jung.
rhc drills on sondsy and Tuesday
were tor Inc instruction tne iIrst
cinss pr!yut-s III tnc nanuiiilS ~
company ia tiosc anu cA,cnacu ordcr.
49,.
Il cur,-.n dnd "a lieutenant Tor t"chtE
rhiuu,es cucu uay. wnlIc Inc rcHuiar
company oncefa appropriateness tiivir
worn.
The nrst battalion drill OF the spring
MAS nsia on 1tutsuay Win TIE rdue.
onicers ~ enargc. Dutts's Manual re-
piuGtu paraut.
Tuesday escor, TO the colors was
held inslead OF parade. Company
received tne coio!s.
Mrs L. W. >icno!s. who spent sew
erul days IN washington TINS week,
mas returned home.
AI, and Mrs. William Marshall. OF
luCninouu. nave returned AFTER snort
visit 10 tneir son. Capet HsrsnuIl, oI
tae tnIrd cIaxs
Foster viii. IL, Of Richmond, was
caiIra nome suddenly ON account " the
serious iiincss OF ms iuIncr.
Mrs. L. soutnard Snicids is visiting
me-: purrnts. AIr. and Mrs. Huntington.
OF raTniviiir.
Arthur Johns. g: writes that hc is
trying 10 arrange reunion oi MS
class to be neII TINS coming ilnuls.
nDrus mas alrc1oy been recc!Ned tnuI
tnrrt VIII IT, reunion OF o. men.
Witn the propAplity OF one or Two
murc gatherings III Jun. tnerc seems
10 Ut c.trN- I4iuicatiou mat the num-
4tr pf aiunnI III Lexington IUr mas
TINS year VIII pe iarscr tnun ever
before.
INC superintendent Is III receipt of :.
letter from JclIrcDnoy firosnaw Jci-
!rcDncy, dated I'euurr Road, Bombay,
indla. Marcn I, lela. MIR. JciIrcpnoy
lirosnaw Jclircbnoy. who is Pcrs ian
by birth, but at present d resident .,
bomLa!, ia dcsiruus ., coming To the
thltcd suites to complete mis- miutary
euucation, with the idea in view OF
entering the Persian army as an on-
Ger. after considering many other
schools in the United Statca he nag
selected the V. NJ. ! as the one when
VIII prepare MIN best for his position
as an oircer In the Persian army.
The V. II. l. has IN years past opened
u. doors 10 number Of boys from
foreign lands. In l2vj three Chinese
entered the institute one OF wnom
graduated and the otner TWO of whom
afteTWard went 10 West Point Tine
iast Two. Wen and Chen. are now or
ncrrs iii the revolutionary army in
China. ~ present there arc several
foreigners III the corps. Among them
are CADETS gutierrez and Masses, OF
Cuoa, and Cadet Harry Al IIHnK Ming,
70 10 Wan Chang YORK, Canton, Cn!aa.