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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
|IIEIANA STATE NEWS
ruINcs OF INTEREST
BA rrp'ooucHoUT THE STATE
LLAMA When It Is News Gath
81 L'' 81. Our Many Readers.
" Parish and city,
,,-Isr "WilI OFT"

,,'s-Dfstrict Attorney j. J.
b 90 Saturday received the Official
SoplI' 81 SIS State Chemist Metz, giving
''Pa 1,sn,t of his investigation and
|tte IS' sloodv clothing in the case Of
y. , =" Bernabet, a young negro
an charged with the murder OF a
qua FAMILY Of six on the night CT
Sgsnber 26 last .,, .,,o . ,ouo
!. ~ The horribly mutiIatsd bodies SOL Oh
sa.,s r: Randell, his wife and -four four
S .a5,sn were found in their cabin
oh heads terribly crushed and and blood blood
w brains spattered over the room
~ bedding. All had been Drained
llsI,s asleep during the night and
, ,ti's never knew how or what
' ~, them SO swiftly into eternity
s W. Indies, with the exception OF two
= ~ tss children. lay just as they were
! s,s n' they dropped asleep, with heads
a MP pillows and bodies in restfnl posi-
ton ,a .ho+ t,o h,ood
M brains on the clothing submitted
- ~ vbich were found on the person
: rlsmentine and in her room, are
y S.m,n blood and human brains, Fur
Nv, that the blood and brain tissue
~ tse FELLOWSHIP taken from the cabin
~hs,e the crime was committed are
=. same, coming from the same per-
An and that the theory advanced by
,ss nsgress Of her blood-stained cloth
il, that It was due to her hysterical
addition at the time, is untenable,
>, tNe blood is that which flowed from.
sounds Of living body,
rlsmentine testified against her
father, Raymond Bernabet, who was
tted and convicted last October OF
nrrderlrg a family Of negroes-An-
trps. his wife and three children
sst February, near the sugar refinery.
Rsnabet's wife, son and daughter tes-
lifted against the husband and father
dslsrng that he had confessed to
them that he had murdered the An
dru family.
The Randell family was killed with
Al AZ, as was the Andrus family, and
he similarity Of the two crimes
aused much speculation, as both
we're shrouded In complete mystery.
Clementine was arrested by Sheriff
IaeOste and Chief Chargois entirely
"a suspicion, but on investigation the
soody clothing was found, which now
SENS to fix beyond reasonable doubt
hs anticipation In the crime, If she
ms not the sole perpetrator, which
seems most probable.
Sheriff Lacoste feels satisfied he
has The right person, and besides the
EVIDENCE Of Prof. Metz, expects to
have other important proofs against
de young negress, who is in Jail and
treats the whole matter very lightly,
her innocence and saying
she knows nothing Of the affair. 1t
b now the general opinion that Glenn
sndne Is responsible for the killing
d the Andrus family, which she tried
% tasten on her father.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
O. S. Van Mart Cashier.

Clinton.-At meeting Of stock
holders of the Bank Of Clinton the fol-
lowing directors were elected for the
ensuing year: Isidor Mayer, A. P.
Irwin, Eugene Adler, George J. Wood
side, K. P. Day, C. B. Trotter, /. D.
Wall, H. H. Forester, w. II. Bennett
and George J. Kelley. Isidor Mayer
was elected president; A. P. Irwin,
vice president; 0. S. Van Wart, cash
Ter. Mr.. Van Wart comes from New
Orleans, where he was lately in the
employ of the City Bank and Trust
Company.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Mexico Mills to Open.

City of Mexico-Textile mill hands,
numbering 10000 approximately, of
Southern Mexico, are expected to re-
turn to work this week as result of
the conference between men and own
ers. Pending the definite settlement
of the differences, a tentative .gree-
ment was reached by which the own
ers agree to increase wages 10 per
cent and not to demand more than a
ten.hour day,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Bank Elects Officers.

asensourg.-The shareholders of
~ s o Of Greensburg have elected
~. .O,loWing board of directors to
p.n AZ l0f the ensuing year: w. G..
r. illn' ]. D. Easley, C. J, Cole,
B M T. n Collins. T. D. Lindsey, w.
III !. D. B, Watson, G. W. Rohner
pc L Maui. Officers reelected:
lev :, namoerlin, president; ]. D. Eas-
Il, M. president; R. E. Cole, cash.
Guoa Oank Is In a furnishing con-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Alexandria Race Club.

Alexandria.-The Alexandria Natl
nee Race Club was reorganized this
week and the following officers elect
ed. T. l.. Barnes, president; A. Wet
termark, secretary and treasurer;
board of directors, E. J, Files, r. L..
Hall. f, w. Hixson, G. A. Staples, Dr.
R, L. Roberts, Bertrand We'll and Dr.
G.. s. Proesser. The club has leased
the WEIGH Driving Park for the year,
and will fit it up with suitable stables,
etc, The first races will be had some
time in April.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Gas Blows Out Well.

La Grange, TeX.-Report was re-
ceived Saturday that the company
which is drilling for oil about twelve
miles north of La Grange had struck
strong flow of gas, which caused a
blowout. The well is 1,4OO feet deep.
and it Is believed that oil will be
struck in paying quantity in very
short time.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
towa's Famous Heroine Dead.

Boone, Iowa.-Kate Shelly, lowa's
most famous heroine, died Sunday at
her home near the scene Of her heroic
act in 1881. Bright's disease, follow
ing an operation for appendicitis last
summer, wore her vigorous constitu-
ton away. She crawled on her hands
and knees through a terrific wind and
rain storm over the Moingolna bridge
to save a passenger train from a
yawning abyss, created by the wash
ing out of Honey Creek bridge.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
DECISION ON COUNTY SEAT THREE mile LAW
The Third Court of Civil Appeals
Gives Decision on Railroads and
County Seat Question, Etc.

Austin, Textile third court of
civil appeals Wednesday handed down
most important opinion holding that
a private citizen may complain Of the
acts Of a private corporation, where
same are alleged to be contrary to the
constitution. and also holding that a
railroad corporation must build into
a county seat II Its track runs with
in three miles Of same. provided there
are no obstacles such as mountains.
hills and streams. This was decided
In the case OF FELTON, vs. Kansas City.
Mexico and Orient Railway Company.
from Tom Green, and the case Is re-
versed and remanded in an opinion by
Chief Justice Key.
The trial court had sustained de-
murrers and exceptions to the petit
ton holding in effect that the private
citizens could not complain. They
resided at Sherwood, county seat OF
Irion county, and when the Orient
came within mile and half of that
place. establishing q town called Merit
ION, they appealed to the courts. The
court says this was an error and that
the case should be tried O., its merits.
1t also says that If the facts alleged
in the petition are true the railroad
company is obligated by the constitu-
ton to build to Sherwood. The rail-
road commission engineer has report
ed that line can be constructed to
that place, that there are no obstacles
of moment.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Book Sells for $4,000.

New York-The feature of the sale
of the library of Robert Hoe Satur-
day was the auction OF The General
Hystorie Of Virginia, New England
and the Summer Isles" by Captain
John Smith, which finally went to w.
NJ. Hill Of Chicago Tor $1,000. Total
sales for the day amounted to Sf3,679.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
poat Of the Confederacy.

Houston. Tex.-A movement To
cost approximately $4,000 to Father
RYAN. the poet of the Confederacy.
will be erected in Houston, according
to the present plans of the Robert E.
Lee Chapter of the Daughters Of the
Confederacy. The statue will be
done in bronze and marble.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Manv Miners Killed.

Kemmerer, Wyo.-Ihe cause OF the
dust explosion il mine No. 4 OF the
hemneIer Coal Company Saturday,
which caused TIE death of five men
md the INJURY OF eigateen oinels, has
not yet been determined
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Bond Election Carries.

Wharton, Tex-In the election Sat.
urday to determine whether or not
II ere should be issued in commission.
ers precinct No. l, this county, $780,
900 good roads bonds, the result was
a majority for the issuance CT the
bonds of SO.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Harahan Killed in Wreck.

Decatur, Hit was reported that
F, 0. Fletcher of the Rock Island rail-
road and James T. H2rahan, ST., for
mer president of the Illinois Central
railroad, had been killed in a wreck
near Kinmundy, H., Sunday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Sank Elects Officers for New Period

slns Elects Officers for New Period.
. saaell-At meeting of the board
= directors Of the Bank of Slidell
= following officers were elected to
~. ,s tOf 1872: Fritz Salmen, presi-
! J, i j. Hand, vice president; w.
: nnsaaauser, second vice president;
. = nailey, third vice president; c.
. ! hSeFitt, cashier; T. J. Eddins, as
sstant cashier.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Gates Estate Sells HoIdin1.

Port Arthur, Textile estate Of
the late John ". Gates has notified
the public that the Model D Trying
Company has been sold to private
parties and that ne dairy will no
longer be connected with the Gates
interests.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
$4,000 BARGE Lost.

!, Morgan City.-The tug Charles
e&fKe Of Galveston returned and re-
y the loss on Friday of barge
!" 1, bound for Puerto de Mexico
~ a0n Morgan City, valued at $4,000.
~ svasa seas beat the barge to pieces
: ~ Niles south of Southwest Reef.
~ nv men aboard the barge, Smith and
s0AO'an, had a narrow escape. The
'lSs was consigned to Pierce & Co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Fire at Tenaha.

Tenaha, TeX.-Fire broke out in the
S l.. Spivey concrete building, on the
public square, Sunday. The struc
ture was occupied by Taylor & Dick
son, general merchandise. The loss
on stock and fixture was $4,000.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Armenian Director Hanged.

Teheran.-The Armenian director
of opium taxation was hanged Sunday
at TabriZ by Russians alter an I'LL
availing protest by the British consuI
The hangings continue daily.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
Chine Car of TURKEYS,

San Saba, Tex.-A local firm ship.
ped a car OF turkeys Friday, This
makes six cars from San Saba this
season.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-01-26
S4OO,OO0 Fire at New York.

New York.-A fl in the Wana.
maker warehouses Thirteenth avo-
nue. and Twenty-sixt. street din dam.
.ge estimated at s4l0.OCO earl! Tues.
DAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15
Fifteen Young Ladies Will Tour
France, Germany, Belgium Holland England, Atlantic City!
The Virginian Pays All the Bills
The Voting

Every paper Of The RICH
MOND VIRGINIAN will contain
a ballot until the close of the
contest. When these are neatly
clipped, and the name of the con-
testant has been inserted, each
ballot will count the number of
votes printed on 1t.
One paid In advance subscrip-
iton, though, will be worth hum
dreds and hundreds of single
votes. When these are turned
into the Travel Department on
Seventh Street, they will be
countersicned and will be ready
for the ballot box.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15

carried lilies Of the valley. Mr.. Fire
hauxh received his academic training
Mt WASHINGTON and Lee, and his theo-
iosicai course at the Union Theologi-
cat seminary in Richmond.
Immediately after the ceremony Rev.
and Mrs. Firebaugh left for Ben
nlngton. Oklahoma. where the groom
has accepted a call
second Roanoke College German.
The second german In the series of
finals given hy the Roanoke Col
.egsate German club was held Mon
day night In The Skating rink At Sa-
lem The fgnres were led by Mr.
Stewart Hanks with MFss. Roberta
shannon. Those dancing were;
Miss konert shannon with Mi
Stewar, TANKS. Miss Myra Logan with
/ MIR John kegley. Mlss Maude John
son, Of -Radfcrd, with Mt, J 4 Brown.
Miss Kathleen sparrow. Of Martins
Vile with nj. Harry Fry. Miss Rose
SYRrroW, o. Martinsviiie. with Walter
CAM, Miss Rachel Garrett With NtT.
q ". King. Miss Ruth Garrett with
NJ Louis trantz. Miss Frances
koiner with Mr. Ralph Baker. Miss
Nary Lewis with Mr. Guy Johnson,
Miss Goldsmith, II Radford, with Mr.
Pea EruEh, Miss Julin OmoUundro, r
Richmond, with MIR. Hugh FiGSatt
Miss Nersie I5isgatt with MIR. Marian
Repass, Miss Hebs FlReat; Nth Mr.
6'scar ERrd. Miss Mains Hudson, II
Rural Retreat, with Mir. Copcni -tver,
iss Columbia Kelley with Hr Ches-
ter Brent. Miss Royce. Of Gastnnia.
with AIR. Herrg Gordon. Mas Marion
brand with Jssste Fray. Miss Sadie
Galloway with AFR. Fred Fox Miss
h1ag Towns with MFR. Grady Garrett
MiSs Gretchen Kline with Mr.. G.. p.
Paterson. Miss fernandes ot Balti-
mole. with Mr.. La Shaxo, -AIiss kltxa
ennerger, Of Baltimore. with Mr. Int
berger. Miss keedy Of EaeerSfc wn,
With Mr.. Victor Yonce. Miss III Bush
neli with Mr.. pretyman. Miss Louise
Elliott with Mr. Noel shelton, Miss
Ester Couihourn with Mr. Hora ce
Mayhow Miss Ethel Mayhew with Mr..
Milton Hartegan. Miss McCreery with
Mr. J.eo Denit. Miss Smith, Of Gull
pepper, with Mr. Il, o. Smith, Miss
Robertson Of New York. with Mr.
Bernard Williams, Miss r. Turner
with Mr. Mac Harbour. Miss A Tur-
ner with Mr. Tom Cooper, Miss Alice
Barbour with Mr.. ]. r. Adams. Miss
Marguerite Dandie. OF Dallas. Tex,
with Mr.. Paul Stonesifcr. Miss Eliza :
beth Oakley with Mr.. Charles keedv,
Miss Myra Woolwine with Mr. sam
foshour. Miss Harmon with Mr. Glib
son Harmon
star~-~~j5, T.. Logan. Nit1er Bush
nell, II. q. Price. Rankin. Horace
Sutherland
Chaperons--Mrs, Annie O Biggs.
Mrs A. G. McClung. Mrs NJ. " Nc
- ~ Ia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15
STATE OFFICIALS
ARE NOW ENjO|NEO
RESTRAINED FROM PUTTING;
INTO EFFECT STATE LIME
GRINDING ACT,

The temporary injunction recent
granted by Judge r. Carter Scott III
favor of the Shenandoah Lime Com
pany and others restraining State
officials from putting into effect tnts
new convict-li grinding act, pass
ed by the last Legislature. was served
Yesterday on Governor Mann, State
Treasurer A. c, Hartman. State An.
ditor c. Lee Moore, James t. Woo I,
superintendent of the state penitcu-
tiarE. and w. G.-~hoinar, State s.
perintendent of agriculture.
The act was TO have become cffec-
tive yesterday. The Legislature APP
Nropriated 100000 to establish limo
grinding plants. II had been the
intention Of the commission TO beg3a
tat once spending the appropriation.
SO as TO have the plants started as
soon as possible
Private lime grinding firms be-
came apprehensiye. and employed
counsel to have a temporary iniunc-
ton issued until the merits of tho
case could he argued and passed
upnH by tAe-Gity- Circuit Court Jhe
case will ba presented probably
within the next few days. The datT
will be decided upon by agreement
Of opposing counsel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15
Bridge. near Charlottesville.

ters Bridge. near Charlottesville.
Va.
That not alone to the pupils. but
10 the whole neighborhood, the 90
casion was an important one was
proved In the afternoon. when more
than $50. residents of Catonsville
gathered at st. Timothy's church
and marched to the school. there to
express. through their chairman. Mr..
James A. Gary, their estimate OF the
valuable services of the Misses Car
ter to the community. Several i'm
promptu speeches were made. and
among the prominent men who
gathered to show thei respect wore
former state Senator John Hubner
and County Commissioner Charlie
T. Mattfeldt.'
ST. Timothy's school was started by
tho Misses Carter about thirty years
ago on a small scale and has grown
to be recognized a some OF the beet
Of it's kind in the country. numbering
among its pupils the daughters of
such men as Rev. Endic7tt Peabody.
of Groton, Mass. DIR. William Thayer.
of st. Marks school. Massachusetts.
BisrOp \. 6. Lloyd, II virginia;
Charlenaagnc Tower. of Phiiadelphla
l.. II Hartman and Pembroke Jones,
~ New York The standard Of the
schools is high and their graduates
pass an examination that entities them
20 enter Bryn MAwr College.
The three graduates yesterday were
Miss Jennie Knowles, Of Pensacola,
Fla: Miss Jessie Adams. of Louis
Vile, Ky, and Miss Lucretia Garfield
daughter Of President Henry Gar
field. of Williams college, and grand
daughter of former president OF the
United states.
There were seven ether girls wh",
while not receiving diplomas. com
pleted their eehool course They We're
/ Misses Virginia Christian. Of Rich
! mond; Dorothea karow, of savannah
Rebecea Wilmer, Of Washington
sydney Ellis, OF Bryn Mawr; Grace
/ Carter OF Albany; Cornciia Parker
Of Boston, and Katharine Gordon, OF
! Pittsburg
! Professor Joseph s, Ames, Of Johns
! Hopkins university. delivered the ad-
dress and the diplomas were award
ed by the Misses Carter, After a
4 musical program by the students, at
tendance. drawing and tidy prizes
were given, and the Smith medal for
good conduct WAS awarded 10 M
/ sydney Ellis, of Philadelphia.
rs parting gift TO the school, Miss
! Carter and her sister presented {
/ handsome tablet inscribed with the
motto OF the school--"O, Timothy
keep that which is committed to thy
trust" The tablet is placed in tbs
! main schoolroom.
Glasses will be continued under th'
direction of Miss Jane Rives Heath. {
cousin Of the Misses Carter, and Miss
Louisa McF.ndree Fowler, both teach
ers in the school for many years anC
the latter one OF It's first graduates
The full number of pupils that car
be accommodated is already booket
for next season and the waiting
list' is IL long one.
Entertained al Whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ney enter
/ tanned at whist Thursday afternoon
/ in their home on Franklin street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15

ter Of Arts; Alexander Mason Harris.
Bachelor OF Science; VIM. Hodges
Mann. Bachelor of Laws. and Josiah
Carl Peck. Bachelor of Laws, all Of
the washington and Lee University:
Henry Robert Miller, Jr.. Bachelor OF
Arts. Cary Franklin Jacob. Bachelor
OF Science: wyndham Boiling Rian
ton, Master OF Arts: Robert Alonze
Brock, Master of Arts: Samuel Pen
dleton Cowardin, Jr., Master OF Arts.
and John William Boyd, Bachelor OF
Law.
smith Stoneburner.
AT the home of the brides uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gresham.
Newport News, the wedding Of Miss
clara tSse-herr, Smith TO Lewis Thigh
man stoneburner. 81 this city, was sol
ennized Wednesday evening. The
Rev. ! Travis Taylor, OF the Chestnut
Avenue Methodist church, was the Of
ficiatiEg minister.
Decorations in the home were Of
daisies and English iv,'. the bridal
couple standing during the ceremony
between peGestals eutwincd with Ivy
and daisies, The bride Was attended
by her sisters, Misses Alice and l&a-
bella Smith. Of King and Queen coun-
ties They wore white lingerie
frocks over yellow muslns and car
ried daisies. Mir. Ralph Stonebur-
ner. Of this city. was his brothers
best man. The bride was 8ttlred IN
7 n going away gown Of champagne
/ cloth with hat and gloves to match
I and carried shower bouquet Of
! Brides roses. She is daughter OF
Mrs Harriet Smith, Of King and
Queen county. graduate Of the
Farmvile State Normal. and a
popular teacher in he Newport
I News schools,
+ Mr.. Stoneourner is now compist-
ing a course In the Medical College
Of Virginia and has been instructor
Of m sthcmatics In the Woman <
College and the Mechanics Institute
Of this city during the past session.
Mr. and Mrs. Stnneburner are on a
northern trip. going by sea 70 New
York They will make their home
in Richmond
Among the out town guests
wore Mrs Harriet Smith. mother OF
the bride, and Misses Alice and lisa
bella Smith, Of King and Queen
county. and Mr.. Ralph Stoneburner.
Of Richmond.
Misses Carter Leave for Aibemarie.
The following from the Baltimore
sun will be read with interest here
From California TO Maine and
from Wisconsin TO Louisiana the
names of Miss Polly and Miss sal
ly' Garter. OF St. Timothy's School
Catonsyille. ara held in warm and
loving memory by the women who
have been educated under heir
wise ana gentle rule, and those pro.
sent Al the commencement excr-
cises Of the school yesterday felt
keen regret al the thought that il
was the lase over which the Misses
Carter will preside
Though the school Will be con
tinued. the Misses Carter after thir-
tv years Of work, will retire 70 their
beautiful home Redlands, at car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15
NEW COMMITTEES OF
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB

President Thomas P Bryan, new
head of the Business Mems club, yes
ter'lay named the new standing COM
mlttees Of the organization TO sert Q
for one year, The personnel Of the
committees follows:
House Commttee--Amos N. Cover.
chairman. Neil d, SIls. Wn. $. L.
Mayo.
nance COMMUNICATIONS w.
Rountree. chairman Edmund Strud-
wick, William T. Reed
Membership Compmittee-~Al,in NJ.
Smith chairman; Charles +, Srraus,
Jr.. 7. NJ Carrington
Speakers and Program Committee
oliVer !, Sands, chairman; r. r Jelh-
son, L. Randolph Williams.
Press and Printing Committee
George e. Gregory, chairman; George
W. Warren, y. u Suis,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15
Society

~. g..ur.rx ni,,h tho uesrher yer
~ nc III, aasfn he ths rendezvous
h =. '....' w. aStcrnnnn far srm.-
~ $50 - aaas 40, a..a,n IN close
hvN Wy ,.,,.,,.,t .hts a., ii social In
.asS - s,,'t1 s,,rh ,harrlInr sur
t't - 1,ha ,,terest ~ ,ha ,,aual
- : - - sa.,t-.4ol. AFR.
60 - trts4,t.rea H.. *, tres
''GpH ,-{st,ore op, bsya Iir,-
go " lie a.. mo tourra
$3.50 - r.,,s ,,i;l NJ awarded
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-15

Harrisonburg In honor Of Mrs. Ney's
sister, Mrs John Nctties Of New
York; Mrs. Henry Schnurman, NJ.
Rosenbloom and daughter. Miss Sarah
Rosenbfoom, OF this city Refresh
nents were served TO about sixty In
vtted guests The house was taste
fully decorated in green and white.
First prize was won by Mrs. Herman
Wise; second by Miss Irene Ney, and
Mrs. Charles Hammer was awarded
the BOBBY prize.
W. and l.. Social Functions.
The reception given Wednesday
evening in the library building by
Dean H. u. Campbell and Mrs. Camp
bell. OF the Washington and Lee uni
versity. was q pleasant affair. and
largely attended by members Of the
trustees, faculty. alumni. graduates.
undergraduates and visitors to the
commencement. Dr. and Mrs. Camp
bell were assisted In receiving by
Governor aud Mrs. William Hodges
Mann,
Personals.
Dr, and Mrs. Arthur =. kinsoIving.
of Baltimore. have taken q cottage at
F0hur's Island, y. Y. for the summer
Ar@. i&.tfseivtng and chtidren win
leave on Tuesday and will be Joined
about The lst of July by Dr Kin
solving. who Will spend the remainder
az the summer with them.
Mr.. and Mrs j T. Penny and son.
Of Charlotte, \, G., are spending sew
crai days with Mr. and Mrs Gray
Barber
Miss Hazel Gibbs has returned to
her home. Windsor avenue. Lawrence,
vile, after spending the past session
at the Noman's college,
Miss Mayme Jennings has returned
TO her home in Roanoke. after de-
lightfut visit to Niss Louise Watkins.
Mr.. Lewis c. Grant, Of Cameron.
Tex, formerly Of this city. is here,
visiting his brother. Mr.. I4eoy II.
Grant. and his sisters. Mrs Albert and
Mrs. c. X. Willis He viii remain
as the guest Of relatives here for
some time.