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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-26

NJ A. sweeney was yesterday ar.
rested by y. \. deputy marshal
on charges of obtaining money nn.
der false pretenses and using the
malls for fraudulent purposes
sweeney managed telegraph
school at T05 First NV. which, II ls
claimed. contained no apparatus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-26
YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
News Of the Day Condensed for Busy People

That hls wife wanted 10 get d.
yorce because she had been reading
the works Of Thomas Paine aud
Robert ingernoll. was the plea OF
Carl Oscar Olson yesterday. Judge
Albortaon refused a decree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-26

Plans are under way for the
conrtrucsion Of building At
Harvard and Thomas for the
Federation OF Women's clubs.
During the past month $780,
was raised toward paying lts
present Indebtedness Of ss.7so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-26

los Angeles, Nov. 2e,--rhe sens.
soriai investigation into conditions
existing al the National Soldiers
home NJ Sawteile was resumed TO
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-26

Hamilton. Bermuda. Nov. "a
Prcsident-eiect Woodrow Wilson
Was completely recovered here 10.
day from the attack 81 indigestion
with which he was seized yestrr.
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
NEW STATE CHARTERS

Roanoke Gas Light Company, Roanoke.
va. e. IL. Gois'. president; j. A. slattery.
secretary and treasurer. both OF Philade,.
ph'a, "a; w II. Lewis. president,
minimum. slocp. object: Gas business
Old Dominion sulphur Corporation. Ricr
nond Aiberi FoGs. president, Camden. \.
- = {. Walton, vicc-prcsidon,, Norfolk:
r na.rF SPerkhns' secretary and treasurer,
Irving p. Campbell. Richmond; Judge Ar,
IN ~, !, Embrey, fredericksburg. Capital:
SH9"p Object: Mining business
american Mining and Exploration Cor
porhuon. lichmond Frank Jay Gould.
president. Tar!ytown, " r.. Henry ~ An
dcrson. vice prcsident. Richmond: Ar,h,,
Kelley, secretary. New York. Capital: May
lnluih, &lrU,et: minimum, $1,000 Chicct.
Mining and exploration.
The suffolk Produce Company (Inc, suf
i 49,, va David Il. Lassiter. president; j.
Lhwood Lawshc. vicc-prcsdcn.: Edgar
Lawshe. secretary and trcasurcr-au of SUI
ioik. Va. Capital: Maximum s!oo1o. mini
num- $3.50. Object, Wood. coal ana rrb.
ducc business. ~
Hcnrico County Gas Company. Richmond.
Francis 7. Homer. PRESIDENT: .Inmts Nc.
nYoE' 'Ir.. rice-prcsdcnt; e. T. Kuhlman
secretary and t-casurcr-al OF Raitimor.
Nd: Alexander II. Sands of Kichmond
capital: Maximum. s5.Nr; minimum, 81 90
ton Heights
Amendment was issued to the charter NJ
Inc White Land Company unc.I south
liili. Va. 10 Hampton. Va. increasing its
maximum capital from 5000 to $1,000
Amendment was Issued 10 tho chur,er ot
i. w. Wooiworth e. Company, a pennsv,va.
MA corporation. changing its name "a T.
w. Woolworth Company
cnnrtcr was issued To the Interstate News
company. Maine corporation. with a capt.
mess, with r. f. Ramey. OF Roanoke. as
statutory agent
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His Younger Brother Becomes
the Master of Ragley
Hall.
ny Ia MAnauIsE DE roNrEyoy

ny Ia ,IARauisE DE FoNTE:NOY.
n m UGH nonsense has been written
INl IN connection with the accession
AVA OF the extremely unsavory Earl
OF Yarmouth to his popular Ia
ther's historic Marquisatc OF HEREFORD
Ihus 1t has been alleged in all the no.
tices OF the late Lord IIertford's death
mat Lord Yarmouth has now come into
enc lani!y estates, which, thong h
heavily encuinbcrcd. are still new sr,hc-
iesS productive of an income DER year
tnat would appear as the riches of
Hoiconda to man who has been re-
here in the United states. and more
especially In England.
Il Is not true. however. that he
mas Inherited amy Of the family prop
, On mo contrary. h> l!ienated
long ago all his life interest therein.
and they have gone. not TO him but
70 his younger brother. Captain Lord
n i.enrS seymour. OF the Grcnadier
E = yards, !, is Lord Henry who now
hecomns the master OF Rnginy Han.
me NarWickShire county set; of the
hcrtfordS; and the marquis will IL.
inckE enough |: he continues To en-
a year given TO him by his father,
merely to deter him from crime and
protect him from starvation.
Lord Iiertford. while still Lord Var
mouth. was bankrupted on several oc-
casions. the most notable Instances ne
ing his bankruptcy in 1899. when his
father settled with his creditors at
inc rat> Of 30 cents on the dollar. For
ms. however. Lord Yarmouth was
compelled to renounrc his claim to the
ihncritanc" of any of the family prop
crtS, entallcd or otherwise. Then he
was bahkruptcd again last fall. when
hiiionS other matters brought TO light
was the TACT that he received no money
from the Thaw family on the occasion
OF his marriage beyond an annuity
settled upon him of $1,000 year from
ms witcs estate. this annuity being,
OF course. forfeited when the marri-
age was annulled. He denied on GA Tn
in court last fall having received nuy
other money from his wifa. or her
FAMILY. for the payment of mis- debts
or for any other purpose: and there
was nothing 10 show that he had ever
received any of the large sums with
Which he was craGitcd on this side of
the water as having cNtortcd from her
There has been good deal of talk
about the extraordinary measures
adopted by the former Lady Var
mouth namely. Alice Thaw. sister OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

part Claude Allen took in the shoot.
ing, and denied knowledge of the actiyi.
ties OF sidna Edwards Victor Allen,
and Byrd Marion. now In jail at Roa-
noke.
Both Froel and his cousin CLAUDIA
probably will leave here during the
night or at daybreak for Galax, taking
the noon train tomorrow from there
to Roanoke. where the two prisoners
VIII join their kinsfolk already in Jail.
inc detectives thus far have won
Sl,6OO OF the $1,000 reward offered by
Governor Mann for the capture OF the
outlaws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
FATAL OUTCOME
WAS AVOIDED
Thinks Mrs. Lonssdale, of Eros,
By Following the Timely
Advice of a Friend.

Eros, La.-"T cannot praise Cardu,
the wonan's tonic, too highly" writes
Mrs. A. Lonsdalc, OF this place, "for l
firmly believe that it saved my life.
was so poorly that was hardly able
to do any OF my houscwork.
had two doctors, and they said had
gall stones. Their treatment did me 10
good-only cased the pain for the time
being.
At last acted on the advice of friend,
and commenced taking Cardui, and am
now entirely cured.
Cardui has certainly been god-scnd
to me.
am now as stout as ever was before
in my life, can do all my Homework. wash
ing and ironing, and carry two buckets OF
water quarter Of mile"
For over half century Cardui has been
building up the strength OF weak, nervous,
WORKOUT women, as well as relieving the
most serious symptoms OF womanly trou-
bic
Such symptoms as headache, backache,
pain in sides, dragging down pains, irrcgu-
larities, nervousness, slccplcssncss, loss Of
appetite, etc, show that you need Cardui,
the woman's tonic.
\ fair trial will prove its merits
Try it to-day.
\. B.--lIriic 10 Ladies Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga,
Tenn for s. hcCidl Instr HcfioUs and 6I-napc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
News Of South Richmond

fcshe;s OF the winter have destroyed rnany
~ the traps. and as yet There has been no
opportunity TO repair them. Unes the high
Fhttr abaies within the next ten days tho
;ntch VIII be smaller than for many years
3 the opinion OF the men VINO live along
me water front.
In Police Court.
charged With being diso-deriy A., tho
streets. John Monday. colored. was ycstcr-
ua% given hat sentence OF hftccn days In
me City jail by Justice II. \. Maurice.
neEro mediate over tails dose a while tho
justice relented and reduced the sentence
ana permitted the man TO ray $50 and
COST
ell Parker. coiorcd. nineteen years old.
CHARGED with yaErancy. was sent TO tho
foads Tor six months. Parker had been
:, zen on me streets lat. al night, and when
u was found that he had no visible means
OF support he was taken into custody
rowia'an school Again victorious.
ih an interesting game on tho Spring XIII
utanond thH l'owhatan School team ycstcr-
day took the strong Woodland Heights team
INTO camp TO the tune of II 10 10 Aithalsh
aeNeFa. games have boon played so FAR thi.
her,oh' the fowha,ans have clean sheet
ne fo"hatans are anxious 10 meet With
etEoo! teams or other teams from the North
sue, providing their ages do no, exceed
..t.en years. NJ B. staples. OF ls.2 Porter
by telephone, Madison 5Jtl
49, White Sor TO Play Gnmc
49,, n"i,e son representing South Rich
us - 'StaEue, OF tho Kichnond
Aihateu! Association, Will cross bats hi.
afternoon with the Southern Bell team, rrn,,,
,he Norfhsidc. The White Sox Inv" bnnn
p.actSing hard. and expect TO pu, mn n
strong game against their opponents vx,u
"''c diFeeoy played several games
Funeral of 4. ID. Jones,
ne funeral OF \. D. Jones Sr uasrsid
g. go CLOCK yesterday afternoon fro-n
n.s resf"nce sS Perry Street Tho services
~ conducted by the Rev. G. T Forrc,,rr
tn OF the Decatur Street Methodist
nhu'ch; !he burial was In Maury Cemetery
."- Pail-pearers were: ActIve-J " Jobn
go. eur.y anderson. George Dowdy can.
mn, MN ~ $ Wright. W. T smith and =
iln, ,In: ionorary-Captain james A.
Hn..PsgoHn Charles l.. Page. r. l.. Patram
": Z. wnymack, J. A. Armstrong and m m
Lawrence Ingram '"h hi'
~ nnry Norfolk Minister Here.
nc funeral OF the Rev C. II G,It.r
~. OF south Richmond, Will b. hcii
III atteFnoon AZ o'clock from the T.,
-. nemorial Methodist Church, Sorfoit,
all, ~ nc was the pastor. Tho services
co,, 'e Sohhucted by the Rev r. +. Tr,s.
s sai. D. D. presiding elder O.. the Eorfoil,
A;secomnanled b. DR.. Lipsconh tho ,osu
n o. brought 10 the home OF IL. o. Kidd
~ 1911 richmond to-day. The burial ,vII
" IN Manry Cemetery at 5 O'Clock ~ -.
AZ the grave ' DC heIu
\, Personal Mention.
~ y, campbell Of 1901 Bainbridrn s,-.o.
Is confined TO his home by seriot,s a..
Sonh W. barrett, OF West Ffftrnn,h $50,
VINO recently underwent serions 1900. .9.tIe.
al me Retreat for the Sick is ersa,, a' ,'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
Social and
Personal

Mrs. John Hunton Foster has sent
out invitations for the marriage of her
daughter. Mildred ClarksOn. To Jacob
Edge. OF Philadelphia, the ceremony 20
take place on Wednesday evening,
April II, at O'Clock In ST. Puufs
Episcopal Church. Alexandria. The
wedding viii be brilliant affair. and
a number OF Richmond people Will 30
TO Alexandria TO attend the ceretony.
Miss Foster is a niece OF Mrs. Samuel
u. Witt. Of this city, and has several
times visited in Richmond. She spent
some time here last fall as the guest
OF Miss Louise Mason. who will 80
to Alexandria to act as bridesmaid at
the wedding next month
Going Abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Jencks and
their daughters, the Misses Jencks, Of
Baltimore, viii san carly IN June FOR
England. where they expect to spend
the summer. They will carry their
machine and motor extensively through
places OF interest IN Great Britain.
Miss Elizabeth Jcncks spent several
weeks in richmond last fall.
J3ntcrtnincd In Washington.
The Washington Post. OF Yesterday,
contains the following article OF In
tcrcat here:
Mrs. Charles r Kcyer entertained
st q bridge-tea Thursda for Mrs
1iectcr Boyle. OF Richmond"
Enlargement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison Ressier.
OF Boissevain Avenue Norfolk, announc,;
the eng cement of their daughter,
odessa Mac. to Lieutenant George
Frederick iumbert. L. s A. The
wedding will take place In the near
future.
Newport News Wedding.
\ pretty but quiet marriage was
foieinnized "Wednesday evening al the
nome OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
MFs Fayci, Sinclair. at Riverview.
Newport News. whom their daughter
Mhudc Rowcna. became the bride OF
"rover Coleman Rogers OF that civ.
The bride wore a handsome gown NJ
white messaiine and carried Br,de
roses. Her only attendant. cousin.
Miss Cora Corning. wore n frock o.
white embroidered marquls~ta w.
lingh Lee attended the groom as hest
man. and little Miss Vcrna DUN, n,
Hampton. a'tired In null and lace.
vas the rinG-bearcr The wcddlns
march vas played by Miss Beatrice
lynch, Among the u,-ot-town guests
were Mrs. a. Wyatt. Of Gloucester. and
Misses Hyac.nth and Lillian Rogers.
OF Richmond
Important Meeting.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial AS
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TWO OUTLAWS WILL
RESIST TO DEATH
(Continuod from First page.)

CONTINUED from First Page.)
with Judge Aiaasic. II, said he shot
Judge Massie and that Wesley shot Nj:
Foster. Uncle Sidna said no Intended
10 get IS many OF tho court officers as
no could. When ne was shooting the
people in tho street he really did not
Know he was firing at any of the jury.
He said he saw men running and
thought they needed shooting At
The day after the shooting Uncle
Sidna and Cousin Wesley and l went To
the mountains. Wesley had two pis-
tolls, and Uncle Sidnn had revolver aud
a shotgun. We all had plenty Of shells.
We got plenty of rauons for while.
We were on the ridge and wcr. hidd III
under IL Ledge by leaves. From there
we moved TO another rock and saw the
ollie ars raid my Aunt Alberta's house.
Some OF the detectives came withiIi
hfteen or twenty yards of US. l want
ed to leave. but Uncle Sidna said IL
tho detectives came clossr h. would
fire.
Uncle Sidnn was shot in tho arm
at the courthouse, and the same bull
let went into his side and back. 1t Is
stlll there. Ills hurts We're fixed by
one of the family. No doctor saw him
so far as l know. At daylight Mon
day. Uncle Sidna got some food In
sack. We had plenty OF crackers. and
buItcT, anu SuSHr, ana stayed III the
ivy and laurel bushes for ten days. but
with nothing else to eat except those
crackers. The day before yesterday
decided to leave, and we separated.
was Just starved out. | left them on
the mountain top about throe miles
from Piper's Gap Road.
Hind Log for BrcRsfwork.
Near where wo We're in the laurcls
there was log We had planned to
use as n hrcnstwork IN case OF at
tack"
Freel disclained knowledge OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
fREEL ALLEN FOUND
AT FATHERS HOMF
Continued from First rorn

------NS from FIRST PaGc.)
ei US. l wanted to leave, but Uncle
ga said II they came close he wonia
hrc. wesley said he expected 10 dic
ana he and Uncle Sidna decided ~
"ouia rather die than he taken,
Gncie Sidna was snot In The nrr,
ana me same bullet weat into his sid
ana nehind his ribs an the back. II
sun IN there. 1t panied him n,
n.s.. out doesn't hurl now. The
wound was dressed by one of m,
family; can't say who. No doctor cav.
MIN. so far as know.
Late Sunday nlgnt. about II o,c,o.l
wesley got some food: .hen we ,cft
We came up Fancy Gap Road to ~
Top OF the mountain. Then We TOOK
the road that runs by Dc>iIs Den ana
Went over 10 the fipcr's Gan Road
ne trip was about twel niias W.,
MID In cluster of !vics. i'm What tho,
call No Mans iAnd' '''''
:" G reached there about davlIrht
Monday morning. Uncle Sidna wcnt
out and got some food In a sack
ooh know where. We had plenty Of
crackers, butter and sugar. we stay
ca there in the ivy for ten DAYS viii
hothihg TO eat except those cracker:
and butter.
L
cd to leave. l was just starved out.
lcit them on the mountain. two o,
three miles from Pipcr's Gap Road
Uncle Sidna did not wait me to lcay.
and told mo Id make mistake, but
decided to go. My home people did
not know where I was and henr(
nothing from me until the night be
fore last"
frecl said he did not know the par
others had played in the shooting. II,
was placed In cell with Claud.
Swanson Allen. They greeted eacl
other cordially and sat down to smoke
DO they watch you here all IN,
time" inquired treel of his cousin.
on, yes was the reply. The,
aren't going to let anybody get OUT
The parents of the boy were great,
affected by his arrest. X Is reported
that they intended to conceal him
entirely. When captured. F'reel wa.
lying In wagon in the carriage shed
He had 4 pistol. but di6 not displa,
1t. Both Claude and l'recl Will II,
taken to Roanoke Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
YOUTHFUL MIGRANTS


Brothers Say They Ran Away from Penn
Syiynuin Home
Ragged. penniiess and suffering from the
pehes or hunger, Amber and Raymond Haz-
zard' brothers. httccn and eleven years old,
were found lettering In Broad street ycster-
day by officer G. A. Jennings. Tho youths
said that they had ruin away from their
home In Pennsylvania.
They were arrested as Migrants and were
turned over to the care OF Rev James
Buchanan. secretary of the Juvenile Protec-
tive Society.
At the headquarters OF tho Associated
Charities they were fed and given n clean
bed in which to sleep. An effort will be
made to communicate with their rolatiyeH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
FINE WATCHES.

MESSRS. JAfINKE BROS, jewelers.
912 East Main street, take pleasure
nual exhibition of Elmo Watches, man
ufactured by the celebrated Patel<
Philippe &; Co. of Geneva, Switzerland.
The public is cordially invited to in
spect these rare works OF art To-
day. March 30th. for one day only. .
A. 81. TO p. 81.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
BrantIey ia Deliver .,.

u "pGciai 10 The Times Dispatch
-, masnliin,,Ston, March .9.-Conpr,s
man man William G. Brantley, of C;eor,tia
mas becn selected TO deliver tho nrinI
s , address ut the dwelling Of tho
tho Cont, 70 AieSander II. stephens by
eieiE IN Richmond on May -.
-ir. Brantlcy is finished oroto-
ahu what he has to say doubtless viii
nc most Interesting. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
sou;h Richmond Burcau.
The Times- Dispatch.

Phone Madison iI5.
eagerly awaiting mess OF the toothsome
Te'h herring are sadly disappointed at the
continued high water which has delayed the
r+h'on Tor more than two weeks. and ~
threatening to make the delay Indefinite
Al Ia gloom in the lower part or the south
sloc. WH"r" many % tho men count the
'rring season as. the most prohtahic Of tn.
Eehi. Not ony ia the season late but tn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
burns Knocks Out Frnrne.

san Francisco. Cal. March 20
frankie Burns. OF Oakland Cal.
shocked out Johnny Fraync. of this
city in the ninth round of Their.
scheduled twenty round bout Mt D ream-
land Rink tonight. The fight was so
hercc that the police were on the
verge of stopping It when Burns
Knocked his man out completed with
n right hook to the Jaw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Bishop Denny and Miss Edith Dem,
are guests OF hir. and Mrs. j. u
ishburie at their home. "Moun,,i,,
view near Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Mr.. and Mrs. :. G. Meredith OF Rich.
mono. are spending some time with
friends In Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Mrs. c. D. Wingfeld, who has boer
at ST. Luke's Hospital for treatment 6,
no" convalescing at her home q,
west Franklin Street. "e'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Mira Harry Hamilton Love. of New
ofk CITY. mas returned to her home
after snort visit TO relatives bnra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Mrs William Bud is tho guest o,
Miss Alma Phelps in baltimore fo
several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Kenneth Chadwick. who was recently
operated on at the Memorial hospital
ss now improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

william Minor has returned 10 m:
city. after spending few dars g.
Danvllle. ud's IT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Nj. and Mrs. William Watts have
returned to koanoke. after spending
Two months in this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Miss Miriam Briggs has returned ~
p rinr. a1ter visit to Mrs. CIV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Mr. and Mrs. Jamc7 Trice. of Louisa
county nave been recent guests oil
friends In this city. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Miss Hattie Bryant, OF Richmond /,
me guest or Mrs. ]. NJ. Shackelford +,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

NJ a. Van NortenrIeck. who mas been
a. me Memorial Hospital for treat
VIII DC out in afew DAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Mr. and Mrs, Z. l.. Foster. VINO havo
p , visiting in Ricnmond. have re.
turned TO their home in C.IIf,on u re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Miss Erva PAYNE. OF IiarrisonLure.
- INC guest OF her aunt Mrs. Eppa
innton. Jr.. for several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Miss Rosa Leech, OF this city. is
visiting relatives In Clifton Forge for
few days.
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In and Out Of Town.

Mrs James Pratt, OF Tappahannock
is the guest of her parents. Judge anc
Mrs. Crump for the Easter HOLIDAYS
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Invitations Out.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Raleigh
Smith. have Issued invitations to the
wedding reception of their daughter.
Miss Martha Waugh Smith. and Mi,
Francis BOYLE. The ceremony will be
very quiet one. only tine two iInmed-
late families being present. and viii
take place a, $ o'clock. "Wednesday.
April 10, at the family residence. sos
Cameron Street. AleXandriu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

ISOLATION Will hold an important mset-
Ing In Lee Camp Hall this morning ut
IL o'clock. All members OF this asso-
citation arc urged to be prcsen, at the
meeting.
In New York.
Misses Roscna and Marie Stcinbrcciior
OF $40 Wcst Grace Street, spent the
past weekend mt White piains. y. y.
where they were Tho guests OF Sister
iiilda. the Mother Superior of tho Con
vent OF Divine Compassion. Tho Misses
steinbrechsr arc spending some, time
in New York City.
iiomc Wedding.
'rhc home OF Mr. and Mrs George l.
Ripley. at Lee Hall. was the scene OF
n very pretty wedding on Thursda
afternoon at hal,-past ? o'clock. when
their daughter. Florence. became the
bride OF Arthur Carson Van Pcl,, Of
Richmond. >Vhe wedding was ceic-
DRAFTED very quietly, with only few
relatives and friends present at the
ceremony. Tho bride wore Il travelling
suit of gray cloth with ha. and gloves
to match.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Van Pelt came to Richmond.
where they expect 20 make their home.
81 Thc Y. w. 6. a.
The Young Woman's Christian AS
ISOLATION will greet the student Vol
untcers at their sunday at home to-
morrow afternoon from $50 to /
o'clock. Mrs. c. T.. Walford. vice
president OF tie young womcn's Chris
tian Association, Will preside at the
meeting and extend The official vel
come TO the Student Volunteers DR..
w. H. Forsythc. medical missionary.
of Korea. will talk on, Personal Re
sponsibi.ities' The Union Theological
quartcttc VIII sing.