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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
stOnp Sill,

2ie Gebar @rope Shult, inter
Seitlna Ser 2ehreriit Srl. aappel-
manlJ heidlloB iettcn Sonlsta9 ci.
ilen rtfolareiden 8eriltit nit elmer
tiibidlen lhlterbalillllg am 9lbeno.
9ie llsior; selenhaa SO. hielt let.
ten 6rcitna tore i1brlidle garianlIns
liffip a6, llilS eripdblte iolgenbc @es
niitetf: @itt Tacrslilruer, Erdiioent,
geo. @aI5, @ite 8rGiioent, 6. g.
sll6ers0reltb, SefretGr, Gbas. Cant
gel'rorrfer, Sdabmeiiter. lleber
ben &oriflaq 5ilr SnltaIlierlulg et-
ne5 ncilelt ySlnitdbparo" mir6 ip6s
Ter abaeitinnnt iperben.
s. 9. aaritebt lno @attin fehr.
ten am porigen Wittmod) bon ct.
SouiS 5uriif.
9lrtbur 9ireller half lpabrenb ser
npriAen @ofe ieinem Snfel @llt.
&etbenleijar 6ei orr Sarnlnrbcit.
Otto sllleinann, bon Berger, mar
lettsn SatlStag mo Solultng, be.
IltdSipeiie, hier, ilno ntddltc aud ci.
iien 9fcrOctcatidb nit Sen 9riioern
slllcmaml.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Selh in cincm qendltllnnIe.

Sabre lang mar s. g. Soralne.
go. Snpcn, Iidl.. Seterm 6ss @iir.
arrfrieses, Ser superintendent Ell.
ncs 2eudtbauies Mo perbiitete bic.
le Sdiffbritde. Gr biirite aber
menb i'm electric 9itters nift ge.
rettet bate. .3nrirte mid, bon
@ierelrbeidmerben lnto Sieter." 10
idreibt er, Ypahbcrt ih anbere @it.
tel iobrelalM periildt bate, aber per
gebens, unb rtnd)tc audi meine glu-
gen flarer. Siible iebt als Sieb3i.
ger alisge5eihnet. Sir @eritopf.
lug, ltnberbaitlihfcit, ale Maaer.
9cber. nnS gsiercn.2eioen giebt's
nidis GbnIihes, sGrobiert's. ssur
Soc Bel allen Npotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Eptsbnm.

0fit allfrihtigem @e0auerit bnrten
mir BON oell fiir5li6 erfolgten So-
sc Ser Srai, Simop @iemanlt, IN
3anoa.
s. aalf, ir. befano iid poriae
@ode, beilldisapefie, in oieier 9tads.
baridnft.
8roBmutter Strider ilnN SSobn
Stort licper nod INNER frarf lllpO
In iebr beoenfli6em 3Mtolto hars
nieEcr; mir ipoaer baber hOffcn, bob
bdIo cine @enbIng 5llm geiprn eilt-
tritt.
Senrp Sihnppler lmb @m. @il,
Ter, iparen am Spnntag bier altt
9eiltd.
Ole bieiise Sdaile bat ,pdbrelpo
bcs icsigem Sermins iebr erfreitlide
fsorti6ritte geirad)t, ioipobl 5ur poll-
iten 3tfriebeiubeit Ser gltern ipie
ser Sdiiler. Der Sdirlratb miro
baber, mad, l.ltierer Meinnirg, oas
9fidtige treffen, ipemn oeriel6e Grpf.
@aertner fiir Selr luadIten Serinit
ipte0er ernennt.
SD. Semeier, ION Sope. mar unl
Samstaa bier in @eifaftsiaden.
Sbeo. 9roefer bat oieier 3nge
Elm @eiponn @milciel aefaltft, 5lllrt
Greis bon 1915.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Serger.

Ser Gorreiponbelt bon Berger
6atte poriac @ode ieilH sSerien, rr
aGalBte baher in brc 3citlnN orrd
9ltaueien1eit.
,Srau Soiepb Hot6acb madtc LETT
ten Sanistaa einen glbitcbcr rad
| Sermann.
SRI. Bertha @eoepobl, ton Sig.
Jill8uille, Mo, befinoet iid, bier ali
9cillb BEL i6ren Ieripanbten.
,Solgente Stinber iunrben am let.
ten Sunntag in Scr epangl. ct. So.
hanlles Stride, olird] Eoipr S. S.
Gaiss, fonfirmirt: Selnia Hostbe.
nleper, Gaa Seitfomp, giola lRenfe,
Grlit @fifter, Wtpnpc Iircllcr llnb
GnuI Menfe.
sSraal rSpbm Carroll, i'm @eieQ.
ifnft ibres Sobnes uno ibref God.
ter, iit Ietten Sonutoa bier eiilge.
trofiem INN nit ibrem @otten, Serrn
Carroll, ibre 5itfiinftige Seimatb in
Berger aitf5iridlngen
Sihlll9 StuuiiiCVtt uipu 0uiiiib ppii
Scrmann, befanoen iih lettem Conn
rag bier anf 9eiitdb BEL Sen 6ainilieil
Sf)affner inrn 8. Sdpnibt.
ssn ben Seim bon Gan Saboitbe
Il. @ottim altf Sflrib ssslano, lit AM
norilcn Gicrsiog Ser Stord einge.
febrt lttS bat einen 1trammen SUR
gen bintcrlaiien.
llniere 9ottont sSarmer treffen
gsorbereitlngen fir sic orobelloe
llcberidaueatmilng.
Gie 4epubl. MaiIenpcrimlnnlinm
am Iebten Snnista1, mar uurr loo
Stimnlgebern beiudt. SSolgenoe 9e.
legoten 5ur Goulttp Gorbenfion IN
llnion murben getpdbIt: @. 9.
Sdnffner, Sos. q. gfntbge6, Gbas.
ssropp, Scrnan gliumcr, @m. Stei.
ncr, Sp. @orderbilrg ir, S. SEM
peInanu, Gbas. Climbed ilmo g.,
9ndJhpl5.
Otto Sdaniot ipor Iesten Sonil.
taa in ct. 2ollisy iltb ait 0ienstag
in llnion
Ssos. &. 3apis IL. @dttiii, pon ct.
2onig. iparen mebrere Snee Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Sin aliidiia'cs Scim.

Sts llGbt Sic alropie on nie Sclnoen,
Sie itopft it,m Sen serriii'nat
Striu1tpi;
Sic idrilt nid)t, eehrt er 5l 6rcn-
ben,
8eil linn oas etg'ne 6eim sll oimNf
Cir lcgt res gtatb:trmo haB ars
fiithe,
aebrt ipdt o1t sllbenh er 5rrild;
Sie ipridt Itets lie6epnIl, gelinSe.
llnb me lit ponmtriSpa ibr @lid.
,9ticllals Fi,t Cabs ijie etir 8rol, j,
Sie foqht ttn ltrtS iein 2eibgrridit;
Sic miro mldj i;ieirnls nit ihm
idnrollelL
,}eigti miner ibm Elm frob @eIid5.
Sic aIaitbt ar i'm llpb imerme iell
9egRtdt iie ieille 3drlidlfcit;
lh'b fpnmft er noh 10 ipdt 3iirl @'f.
ien,
8riibt lie ibn bcr3Iidl ieber5eit
Cir E0rgeIt lidyt, neil @(iif DC.
id,ieben
Gem 9tndJbar hat elm better 2os;
Sic bilft linn trnQeu Itill5nfrit0en
@err iebe Sorgc, fIein un6 lroB,
Sic biitet iorgiam iIn Dor 2 fn6elL
9eapabrt ibm trcltlid Seel ,tH0 2eib.
Sic rper Gat fas moljI i,id>t er+
rnten?
oHIt icine Wrtter, llid)t ieir gSeib.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Charlotte.

Ssreh &cblfiipg faitfte lestc @odse
einelt fd,oncn, iin1gep MaIleicl pon
SSobn SibIer.
Ghorlep Berger linb SainiIie befan
beir lid, lebte1p Sonntog -alif @rl1ab
bel 8m. Sddottah.
Gf)teiber 3ieies ipobntc aan leb-
ten SGnstog Der goitntD. Gonuelt.
ton in Crate BEL iut6 batte babel
bas @ergniigen init 5ablreidlen, ale
ten Srennben sirinmineiSlltreffen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

nprigen @ode bier 5lrrn 9eiud) Der
@ltern bes Serrn 9opis.
81. g. @abeneper, bon 8renttpooo,
mar ON porigen 8ienstag II. Mitt-
ipoH bier gum 8eliih ieiner Samilie.
6. gllmer eubielt letten Wontag
cine Garlubrne gailbol5, uno artt
iolaenoen Gage cine Garlabung ut.
las Cement.
SSrau 9lnlla Carl, bier oils .Wilt.
ter Carl" befnnnt, Iturb fiir5lid MI
hoben sllter bon S4 Sssahren in Der
@obnung tbrer Sodter. Srml Sfo-
penaertb, in Snbepenbence, Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
Bern,a,,n, asln.. greitap, ben ;. April 1919
@ascpnaoe.

8aS 9anlpiboot 2eapehuortb fl6l
lebten 9ielstag ipieber liad) ieinem
beimiiden Safen, aeaoennortb, aan.
0as SampTboot S. s., Silber
lfleppte anl Dorigelt 0onllerstog
nlebrere 9drfcn lto6 Berger, mo
iebt Die &esierimgsarbeiten i'm @nn.
ge iito.
Carl 8nibel. bon ct. 2ollis, be-
iiltbet iit qesenlpdrtig airi Bend,
hei ieinenl @rloer, 8m. @aibeI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
anbrnn,,a SO
lm Wlarinebepartement iinO bie

d . Il
Sm Warincbepartement iino Die
Yline fir ein iteies Sdla6tl9lff
BON 10000 Sonien alif Dem Eapler
iertig gernadt Doroen ilr Der er'
apartlntg, SaB Der aoalareB ons @elo
fir 5ipei iolde Sdladtidyiiie beipll-
iiat. Ias nel,e SAIadtidiif ioa Die
,nlaeiiibre @roBe Ser uGep yorf"
mutt Ser eines @relsers BON Ger
@roBe ser vSIpmpia" oes 6lags.
idiffes bes sontirals Geipep III Der
Shlod,t noil Waitiia, pereini9elt
gsc,ln oic @elbbetpillignng erfolst,
1uerben oie ,lealen Shiffe llnsetpobns
lid,c eisellidjaften beiiten. 9log-
slidermeiIe lperoen Tie 155ollige @e-
5diibe erbnlten, ullo 5ipur adt 1iir
iebes SdJifi, alio Die groBten @e-
idEibe irgeth eiter Maril@ Der
@elt. slud iollem oieielbel1 init
lciftclr. tief l:irter ore 8allerlinle
rcifenbeu 8arBern gum Sdpls &c.
aclp Die Yrojeftile Der aleiten aa-
ilonen 5orpeoos perleben apeuoen.
ser aagclneillem 5ragIobiafeit oes
Sdpffsforpers Ser Grbobi.na Der
Stiirte bes Oedpalt5ers 5ll opIert,
Der itarf geultg iperben loa, Inn
gontbeir 5ll piberiteben Die aug
s(emplanen berdbgeiporfeit aperoen.
va, fpenp oas ober aud nihts nalst,
Nos balit2
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05
@ir beacancn icben s!:l eemtc,

<Cli pCulNutH ttptH S.-J ~thiNg
neld,e menig @ertrouen }lt iasas
Hlnnten Iatcnt MeGi5i!en babcn
c6rr nm c2utIidjer 81, iprcden, Ole
lie peradten. 3as iit ridJt itber-
ra'djenS, areml man be2cnft, ipie
pielc 2ellte id)on 6oourr eihGlliht
ipufHen, inbeni iie nidt ne gerilrg-
itc Grleidtenna1 ibrer stb.1t falr
hen. Gas lit ie>ph f?it al.ter
Grllrb, INN oIle Webi5ir.n 5nriif jlt
meiien. IS aisbt etlif2 SeiInittel,
b;e burdp sic 3eit erprott iin6, allpo
ulaer bieien lit Sorni's gllpenfrdits
ter. Sein Gntbefcr, scr paIta" Or.
Better Snbrllep. luar eilr idbpci5er
2otaitifer, Ser Dor fiber blilgoert
Ssabren in Dem bergigeu Seile Marp,
lanps lebte, illto oaiieip iulnoerpoue
&uren i'm nab uno fern befattnt
5nahten als BEN r@'-'ien Der glase
Siibge gergc." Or l,ar elm erub'
rcner @elebrter lmb elm 8flaBeu~
fcnnsr Don ttefem @iien. 9as 8e-
beimms ieines grfol,cS mar iein 9n.
penfrGilter 9IiutbcIe sr, eine rein.
pflon3life Miidnin1. melder iid nls
foitharer Sdab in Ser Sornilie fort
berer6t Bat. Gr fit taltienSe bon
9eioerben 5ur @eili '>bcit ,mS aruft
perbplfen int6 lit cines iener Sell
mittcl, iporal.f mu lid, perlalien
fnDl.
;Sorni's sllpelr!! !!G,;.er lit feline
9lpoff&fer Meoi5iit. Gr lit failt slrr
tifel ocs SaiuoeIsoetfebr, Nonoern
miro oen franfen 2.lltcn oireft ge.
lieIert oitr6 2ofll.ggente1L Se er-
nninrt iino bon Sen gigentiinlemt.
Or, Eeter SolprtO & Sons 60, 19
25 80. Sople Are, Chicago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-04-05

sSn st. $.talis erifoB allt
Stalitstae Ser 80 sSc9rc alte italietti.
idje 86fer 3o,rinic gantnrito fet-
ipcn 80 Sabre cften Better 6rotlf
&olpsoIo, ongebliG neil er feline
8antnrito's) SSraii inter Gobesoro-
biinaen ge5lpiilsen bate iif ieitreit
8egier6cn Su fiigett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
New Firm Acquires Long Established
Shoe business

f p, Parrish. who has been en-
gagged in the shoe business on Broad
street for nineteen years. has or
ganized a new company. which Will
operate the business formerly known
as Parrish Brothers. at 81 West Broad
street. after June 18th.
The growth of the business has
been so great that Mr.: Parrish
realized the necessity of associating
others with him In its management
and corporation has been formed,
composed of T. d. Parrish. r. u
Carney and A. y. Hicks, all of whom
are successful shoe men. Mr.. Parrish
has been engaged In the shoe bust
ness in his present location for nearly
twenty years. MIR. Carney was with
the firm OF Shufnan & Bowies. and
later opened the shoe department OF
the Miller a. Rhoads store, of which
he was buyer and manager. Mr..
Hicks first engaged in the shoe bust
ness With c. F. Cross and has BEEN
|. with. Seymour Sxcle for a. consider
able time.
That the new firm may commence
business with an entirely new stock,
the store il closed for inventory and
will reopen tomorrow morning, when
b the entire Earrish~ Stock-Wili. -ba Of
fered in clearance sale, which the
new owners predict will eclipse any
thing of the kind ever attempted in
Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
DENIES CHALLENGE
TO FIGHT A DUEL

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Juna l3.-Dr.
John D. McGin, president of rhe Hud-
son County National bank, denied to-
nay that he had ever challenged his
son-in-la law, Lieutenant William B..
Carr, young United states army sur
Eeon to duel That he had done SO
was stated by Carr in the equity court
OF the District of Columbia, In a suit
for divorce, brought by his wife, 1t was
because he would not consent to On
annulment, Carr said that DR.. Nc
Gill challenged him The suit was
dismissed because Mrs. Carr had not
been resident Of The district for two
years
IT'S wild talk. utter nonsense" said
DIR. McGill, referring to Cars state
ment about the duel There never
was any such conversation between
us. And l never Threatened. as Carr
said, to drive him out Of the army"
Lieutenant Carr said he did not &C
cept the challenge because he did not
care TO engage in such an affair with
a man sixty-tive years old. and at the
same time did not care to hold fire
and get shot fun of holes"
Asked If his daughter would renew
Der action at later date. Dr.. McGill
replied
''AIl care 10 say is that if my
daughter has not the necessary two
years residence in Washington. she
surely has 1t in New Jersey. Whether
or not she will bring suit In this State,
however. is matter for her to de-
eide"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
TO HOLD RALLIES
THROUGHOUT STATE:
STATE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
UNION MEETS IN SECOND
DAYS SESSION.

Especial to The Richmond Vlrginian.)
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. June Ia
Tho second days session Of the eigh-
teenth convention of the State Chris
tan Endeavor union opened with
morning prayer at g.; 30 O'Clock follow
ed by "A meeting of the executive COM
mittee and other officers at $40
o'clock, 1t was decided to have rail-
lies at different points in the State,
a. State officer to be present at each
one.
The convention sermon was preach
ed by Or. Gilbert c. Kelly. of Char
iottesvile.
There were devotional exercises by
Rev Richie Ware, Of Lynchburg. fol-
lowed by a business session,
Tho attendance, while covering a
part Of the State, Is not as large as
was expected but the people from the
city swell the attendance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
NORMAL SCHOOL
CLOSES SESSION
CONGRESSMAN HAL FLOOD
MAKES COMMENCEMENT AD-
DRESS AT HARRtsoNsuRo.

HARRISONBURG. VA, June "a
school has closed. Tho address
was made by Hal D. Flood, congress
man In the Tenth district. DR.. Theron
II. Rice. of Richmond, delivered the
baccalaurcate sermon, and Dr. George
w. kempcr, of Richmond, delivered the
annual sermon to the Y. NJ. c. A.
There were forty-six graduates as
follows:
Regular Normal Course,
Ruth r. Conn, of McGaheysville;
Octavia E. Goode, of Mosleys june
GaheysvilIe; Mamie f. Mcmillan, of
haywood; Eva d. Massie Of White
Post Ora l.. Otley, OF Philomont:
sara V. Roller of BridgewateT; Mary
II, Sadler of Antioch.
Professional Course.
Hilaa NJ. Benson, of Brookville Nd;
lpe2 E Coyner, of Naynesbnro.- Mar
garet f. Fox. of F'ranktown, Elm {.
Heatwole. of Mount Clinton: Mamie
w. Jennings, of Culpepcr; Aurie f..
Law, Glade Hill; Lucy II. Madison. Of
Denbigh; Pearl Noell. of Bedford'
Emma C. Rhodes, of Harrisonburg;
E4llHdttIft n IhuCktTt OIL iShi inns t'iA
Heights; Kate 1t. Taylor, or Waynes~
bore. Katharine V. Winfrey. of Cul-
pepper.
kindergarten Training Course.
Eunice Baker. of Richmond; Susie
H. Corr, of West Point; Virginia O.
Earman, of Harrlsonburg; Anna F.
Haldeman, of Winchester; Louise r.,
Lancaster Of Columbia, : G.; Mary
Coffman Liggett, of Harrisonburg;
MauriHe @ Patterson, Of Harriston;
Lucy r. Pulliam, of Cupeper Ruth A.
Round, OF Manassas: Mary $. Thorn,
Of stanton; Willye O. White, of
! Boykins; Annie r, Wise, Of Craddock-
vile.
Household Arts Course.
| Katherine G. Anderson, of stanton;
Sadie V. Davies, of Bridgewater; Nir-
ginia T. Dudley. of Messy Greek; Clara
/ l.. Greenawalt, of Alhin; Ethel Har-
man. of Mt. Clinton; Mary L. Lyle, or
| Hampton Sidney: Susie n. Madison,
! of Denhlgh Sarah Fl. Shields, of Gin
.cinnat Ohio.
Manual Arts Course
! Helen II. Drummond. of Clayyille,
Clara L. Greenawalt, OF Alhin; Alma
Il. Harper, of Draper; Edmonia B.
| Shepperson, Of Charlotte. Lillian n.
| simmons Of Max Meadows.
Industrial Arts Course
/ Halle l.. Hughes. of Burkevills,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
WILL BE NAMED FOR
WINNER AT CHICAGO

At LANTA June 49,. Link Jone J
is the present name Of a pretty two
week old younEkter who has come to
grace the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Baugher Jones, OF this city. Just
plain ---- Jones Is the haby's name.
and 1t won't have any other name until
after the Republication national con-
vention next week The mother of the
little Jones baby. which hasn't any
front handle TO its name. Is an ad-
mirer of President Taft. while the IA
Their of little ---- Jones is an ardent
Roosevelt admirer. She wanted to call
the baby William Taft Jones and he
wanted to name 1t Theodore Roosevelt
Jones After long argument they COM
promised and decided to christen 1t
after the candidate who wins the
nomination. In the meantime Baby
Jones is shy a name.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14

Mrs, William Hugh Nelson and
daughters, Misses Alice and laura
Nelson, of 1929 West Franklin street,
are the guests Of Rev. and Mrs Sparks
w. Melton In Larchmont, near Nor
folk.
Mr.. Warren Wathall, of the National
Bank OF Virginia, is away on his va
cation spending It with relatives In
Waverly, Va, and Ocean View.
Mr., and Mrs. X. y, Curlee. whose
marriage took place last month in
Stanton, and who are now on a visit
to relatives In Charlotte, n. c., Will
be st home in this city after June 18th,
Mrs. Alexander Sands and Master
Alexander Sands. Jr,. who have been
the guests of Miss Gault Norton, of
Alexandria. have returned to the city,
Mrs. Guy Davis and little daughter
are spending several DAYS with the
formers mother. Mrs, Hunter Nc
CURE.
Or. B. NJ, Beckham. of DanviIle,
who has been stopping with r, c.
Trayler, 24t6 Floyd avenue, returned
to Danville yesterday. Or. Beckham
was attending the closing exercising
of Randolph Macon college.
Mr.. Jacqulin F. Taylor, of winston
Salem. is the guest OF his brother,
Mr., II. p, Taylor No. t101 Grove
avenue.
Mrs John s. Munce, Miss jose
phIne Glasgow Clark, of Norfolk. and
Marshall q. Munce left Thursday for
Lexington. Va, to attend tho V. NJ. l.
finals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14

hong KONG. June IL. ~- l,hn cor
tingent of British troops. which ar.
rived here yesterday from Shameen,
the foreign settlement in the city Of
Canton. received orders today to hold
themselves In readiness for an i'm
mediate return to Canton. The situa
ton in Canton Is admittedly serious,
and an uprising IL expected at any
time. The financial crisis is also ae-
ute. In addition to the "nubles over
the new mode OF govcpr the CITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14

The junior choir, consisting Of
young girls Of the church. numbering
| twenty in vestment entirely CT
white including white caps. their
| music scores fastened with white rib
bons and clusters OF white sweet
| peas, entered from the vesrment
room, singing the bridal chorus from
| I1ofrengrin- 4 They advanced to the
/ front of the church, meeting the bride
| at the portals, then turned and passed
down the center aisle to the choir
stalls, sill singing the beautiful
| chorus.
| Miss Mary Wharton, of Roam o.se,
/ In a exquisite gown of pink messaline
with overdress of dewdrop gauge edge
/ with fringe and carrying pink roses.
was the brides maid of honor.
| The bride was charming in an ele-
giant robe en- train OF white marqui-
settle traped over white silk. and efn-
broidcred in seed pearls. Her long
bridal veil fell from a cap of rerc
| lace. that had been used by her great
grandmother, Her flowers were brides
roses and titles OF the valley. Her
ornaments were pearls and diamonds.
Mr.. Samuel J. Slicer, of Atlanta,
Va, acted as best man, and Raw. II.
w. Trapwell, OF Bluefield, was TIE
Officiating minister.
After the ceremony reception was
held In the home of the bride. which
was decorated in white and green.
The BRIDES going away gown was
of blue whipcord. with hat and gloves
to match. The young couple viii e
at homo at Bluefeld, w. Va,
Cake and Pie Sale.
The ladies Auxiliary and the Phi
inthea Glass of Marshall-Street Chris
tian church will have a sale Of home
made cakes and pies at Griffin and
smither's Store, sixth Street market.
Saturday, Juno 18th. Housekeepers
are asked not to bake on Saturday.
but to pay these young ladies' vtst-.
A lilliputian Wedding.
The marriage Of Tom Thumb and
Mary Jane will be repeated tonight
at s O'Clock in the Richmond college
chapel. for the benefit Of the Monu-
Ement Methodist church.
Former Governor Of Minnesota and
Mrs. William r. Merriam will close
their residence on n street. Washing
ton, and go to their country place
| Liberty Furnace" Va, where they
will spend the greater part of the sum
mer Before returning to Washing
ton they will make a series of visits
Of the North shore. Miss Laura Mer-
Ram will spend August with her par
ents in Virginia but will probably ac-
. company them to North shore.
Mrs. J. Turner Hemlin. Of New
York. and son are visiting the formers
father, Mr., J. Thompson Brown, OF
South Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Burfoot accom-
I panied Mr.. James Dabney Burfoot and
! Miss Matte Anderson Rose to Wash
ington, where they were married on
7 Wednesday, The bride Is the dau-
ghter OF Mrs. A M Rose of Peters
f burg. and the groom is a prominent
business man of that city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
SUMMER H.. 5hTS
RAWLEY SPRINGS

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA
Famous ehaiybeate. Meguesia ard
Sulphur Waters. 1000 feet elevation.
Climate delightful Open June 18th
until January Sth. Address w, w.
Boiling. 215 Hanover Street. Annapo-
lis Md.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
the present circurnstances?'
What circumstances ."

VEFsFII
What circumstances
Young man--shot in the legs
snot by a girl--lying upstairs--gfri
sorry-~young man giad--moonlight--
turtle doves--bless you. my children
bless you,"
You can go to the kitchen and ark
the cook" replied the biushing young
lady. but let me tell yo uthat you
are a very impudent fellow"
And yet the tramp knew human
nature.
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VIRGINIA WEDDING.
Enlargement Announced

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. }
WARRENTON. VA, June 13.-The
engagement has been announced OF
Miss Elizabeth Cole Gray, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Egleston Gray. OF
Fauquior county, and Thomas Enge
Rartenstein, of Warrenton. The we'd
ding will take place on June 2bth
at the home of Miss Gray Miss
Gray is an accomplished musician
and well known throughout the
State. Mr.. Bartonstein is the Oldest
seh Of MFy-s and AEs-A-R -RarteR.
stein and a native of Warrenton.
lie Is deputy clerk in the. clerks Of
fee of Warrenton. Fauquier county
a member of the Fauquier and Coun-
try clubs, battalion adjutant OF Com
pany G, Second Virginia infantry. Mr.
Bartenstein is an expert rifle shot
and a member e,f the State rifle team
Both of the parties have made their
homes In Warrenton. except for sew
eral years when Mr.. Rartenstein was
engaged In business In New York city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
Summer Rest

Open July list.
Mrs. George A. Berksdais in charge
Apply after Junes LIST at Office r NJ
@. A., Fifth and Grace streets, Tuesday
ana Friday. . to Z p. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
Whitaker---pavis.

4 Special to The Richmond Nirginian J
HEATHSVILLE, VA, June 10
Miss Mary Holmes Davis Of West
moreland county. and Frederick
Whitaker. of Mexico, were married at
Cabin Ford Westmoreland county.
The bride Is a daughter of the late
Wilbur Davis. of Westmoreland coun-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
Governor Mann Returns.

Governor Mann Returns-
Governor William Hodges Mann re-
turned yesterday from Lexington.
where he delivered the GRAFTON at
the commencement exercises OF
Washington and Lee university, wnerel
his sen. William Hodges Mann. Jr.,
finished this year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14
Out-of-Town Wedding.

BY far the prettiest OF this seaeon's
luna weddings was celebrated last
@seyening at 8 o'clock In Christ church.
Norfolk. when Mics Louise Keeling
Taylor. daughter OF Mrs. Wickham
4ayIor, became the wife of MIR. John
Qtrfbfing. AZ both bride and groom
Aare well known and prominently con-
hxscfed In Virginia, their marriage
Nns OF particular interest, and a
S1nshionAbie congregation filed the
ehurch. which was elaborately deco
fated for the event The chancel was
NAKED in palms and potted plans.
md decorated with white flowers and
.2and1es. Rev. DIR. Francis c. Stein
;nAe1x. rector OF Christ church, per-
1nG1ned the ceremony. assisted by
1Gev. william Byrd Lee. Of Giouces-
- county. the groom's uncle. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Burfoot accom-
panied Mr.. James Dabney Burfoot and
Miss Matte Anderson Rose to Wash
ington. where they were married on
Wednesday, The bride Is the dau-
ghter OF Mrs. A NJ. Rose, of Peters
burg, and the groom is a prominent
business man of that city