The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-29
BISHOP RANDOLPH
CONvENES COUNCIL
DIOCESE Oh, SOUTHERN VIRGINIA
STARTS SESSIONS IN
PETERSBURG.
TO UNNEIL MEMORIAL
FLORIDA WINDOW WILL BE
PLACED IN THE RLANDFORD
Chapel BY PEOPLE OF
PENINSULA STATE.
TO UNNEIL MEMORIAL
Nirglnian Bureau,
Law Building, Phone 1887.

| PETERSBURG, VA. May 28.-The
twentieth annual council Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church of the do
Clark. Of Richmond. who spoke on
| In st. Psul's church this afternoon at
/ o'clock. Right Rev A. NJ. Randolph.
| D. D., bishop OF the diocese, is presid-
ing.
Clergy and lay delegates assembled
In the auditorium Of the church for
divine service previous to the business
meeting. The opening prayer was
said by Or. T. II. Lacy. DR.. c. Brax
ton Bryan preached the sermon. After
the sermon holy communion was sd-
ministered by the bishop OF the do
cese, who was assisted by the bishop
coadjutor. Right Rev. Beverly D.
Tucker
Immediately following the divine
service the bishop called the council
| to order In the basement Of the church
and the secretary. Rev. W. A Brown.
called the roll of delegates ninety five
answering TO their names The bishop
then announced the appointment OF
various committees of the conference.
and at 3N'this afternoon the council
adjourned. until tomorrow morning.
| Missionary Meeting.
A missionary meeting was held to-
night in st Paul's church. The
speakers were Rev u. w Howard, OF
Norfolk. who spoke on Missionary
/ ResponsinIlity" Rev William Meade
Clar, Of Richmond. who spoke on
Missions In the Sunday Schools;
/ Rev. w. c. Bell. OF the Union Theo-
logical seminary. who spoke on The
Relation of Men 10 the Ministry: Rev
James chatham. of Japan. who spoke
on Missions in Japan" and Oliver J.
Sands. OF Richmond. who spoke on
the 'Laymen's Work for Missions ="
All addresses were OF interest. and the
large congregation gave close atten-
ton 10 the speakers.
Mrs. Louis l.. Marks, president Of
tina Ladies' Memorial association, re-
ceived a telegram today from Mrs Fl.
Lee Simpson. OF Pensacola. Fla, re-
questing her to set the date for un-
yelling the Florida window in Bland
ford Memorial chapel. Mrs. Marks
has replied. naming June cath as the
date. Mrs Simpson said In her tele-
gram that a large number OF promi-
nent citizens OF Florida will be here
at the unveiiing
decentralization.
An early morning marriage took
place at ST. Joseph's parish today
when Miss Naomi Northington and
William J, kee. both OF this city, were
married by Father Gilsemant The
marriage took place at 4 o'clock The
bride is daughter OF Mrs. Ida f.
Northington. Immediately following
+ the ceremony fhe couple left for a
Northern bridal tour. They will make
, their home in this city.
| The Ladies Memorial association
| have an annual Memorial Day exer-
| cise tNis year. June 18th. instead Of
| rflrt Incl, Sc uzt..tff.- pba.r-.a,1
Memorial Day. The date wa, chang
ed a the request of A. p. Hill Camp.
ThUrcday. May 30th. will be observ-
e. as itea-4tion Day at the Nat o$&
! rcnatcry in Dinwiddie county. -
s.: the cemetery at CITY Point. About
/ IL. 600 Federal soldiers are buried in
! th,'Se cemeteries
| The e enhancement exercises OF the
| Itt-icl; high stlooi will be held in the
Ettrtck Haptisi erarch. THURSDAY at
| .tctiE"'n. At, "4hs Addresses. viii
1ye tleIfg..ssif v w O. Owens, t>,.nty
superintendent OF schools and Rev. w,
: II, Atwill. of this city.
| Elect Second Lieutenant.
| AT the meeting OF the Petersburg
| Grays last night W. b. Davis was
elected second lieutenant TO succeed
, Lieutenant McCready. who was re-
Gently elected captain and Private
: " ~ DN'sffS'h ~ tAPPoAhttN INST Stt
/ giant OF the - ntpany. Next .satu..-
day the Grays will begin a series of
| practice camps to be held at the
| Riverside Country club.
| The case OF the DeIavsf Separator
company against j. d. Goddard was
tried in the Husting court today, the
/ jury returning a verdict in favor Of
! the defendant. The suit was for n
alleged balance due on the purchase
1 flFff& ~
was at one time the agent of the
plaintiff.
Young Man Dies.
Henry G.. Walle. a we'll known
young man. of the West End. died last
night at the home Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert W. walle In Pearl
street. The funeral will take place to-
! morrow afternoon at 3:30 O'Clock
from .West-Street Methodist church
and the burial will be in the Ettrick
cemetery.
1t is rumored here that the Amer
lean Tobacco company VIII seef, move
part of its large plant from Durham.
n. c., to this city.
The odd Fellows. of this city. will
be addressed by Grand Master A. M
Sauthall. of DaHpiIie. next Friday
night Mr.. Southall is here as a Law
delegate to the Episcopal council now
In session here.
Mrs. Emma J. Pollard. of Commerce
street, was knocked down and painful
ly Injured by COW yesterday. Her
injuries. however. are not serious.
Mayor Smith. of Lynchburg. is a
guest Of Marcus Bun. in Sycamor
street
Alderman Hawkins is visiting his
daughter. In Washington.
The board of supervisors OF DIM
widdie county met yesterday and
transacted routine business.
D. G.. Duane is visiting relatives in
Lynchburg.