The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-27
CONTRIBUTE FUNDS
To FLOOD VICTIMS
WooDMEN ADOPT RESOLUTIONS OFF
SYMPATHY AND MAKE RE
LIEF CONTRIBUTION.
ELECT BRANCH CONSUL.
OTHER OFFICERS CHOSEN An Az
TERSOON SESSION WITH Ex-
CEPTION OF SEVERAL
WHICH ARE POSTPONED.
Virginian Bureau.

Mechanics Building, Room S1S.
PETERSBURG. VA, March 26.-Th&
second days session of the annual
convention of the Head Camp, w. O. w.
morning by Head Consul Charles II.
mbleson. A committee consisting
OF state Manager Latham, Sovereign
jeanette and Sovereign S. Gordon Cum
mlngs, was appointed to draft suitable
resolutions on the Dayton, O., disaster.
telegram was read from Sovereign
C9m,lmander j. c, Root, of Omaka, Neb.,
telling of the destruction in that CITY
Of the home of National Lecturer
@. II. Schrhecke. A resolution endors-
ing the J. G. Root memorial home,
which is TO be erected, was referred to
the COMMITTEES on resolutions. The
various reports, including reports from
committee on state of the order. com
mlttees on order. committee on Off
mittee on laws. were read and
A resolution expressing sorrow and
ssnlpa'hy Tor the food and fire suf-
was donated to the fund being raised
for the relief of the suffering. Re
solutions were also passed, asking the
ss rtp't camps Of the State to con-
after short recess for lunch, the
head camp reconvened at o'clock, and
INN INN nedlateiy went into the election of
head managers had been elected as
follows Past Head Consul Charles II
! UNI eieson, OF Norfolk, head consul, L.
" " 6s9heh. rd LcySne,hfhuFg head adviser.
banker aa l. 3. Hargrave. Petersburg:
head clerk, Jas: w. Gentry, Richmond ;
mead escort, J. II, Hoy, Port Norfolk
Woodan--Switzer.
Julius Lemuel Woodnn and Mrs
Marie NJ Switzer, of Biandford were
married at Z o'clock Yesterday even
MIG at tn, the residence Of Rev. F. W.
attendants were: Clifton Woodffn and
Miss Susie Emery. The Young counis
nave many friends who will wish them
Pastor Love better
Pastor Alonzo r. Love. Of the west
E s. Haptist church. who was taken IN
curing u the Sunday night service. has
peen quite sick at his home ever since
He is able to be out today, houever
ana expects to conduct the mtd-w4eIs
service at his church tonight
Amateur Baseball.
\ IlasS { amateur baseball aqua
was organized last night at a meet
ing held in the r. f. Lee school audi
3 UNI superintendent Of Schools r.
r. =, IH,iarWood' vice president. and Herbert
9hllan. secretary and treasurer. The
"a ue VIII be composed of four teams
- - grammar school boys, representing r.
aae -FOUR large schools of the city An
age unit with the minimum of thirteen
ears Is placed on the players. This
is the nfst OF three classes TO be or
canned, which was recently authorised
~ the Amateur Baseball association
OF winch W. r. McKenney is president.
Fix Primary Date
meeting of the Democratic n;+1r
CentFal committee will be held at Z
Q CLOCK tomorrow night at the Chez
lerneid hotel, at which time a data
VIII be fixed for the spring munfcina
primary. -"
Parrfsh--Alley.
al O'Clock last night at the hor,a
o. MIS-. Ellen Hanson, West Washing
toA street, Miss Grace Gertrude AUev
vas married to Howard Louis Parrish
ny Key. A r. Love, pastor OF the VEST
End baptist church. The attendants
were Miss Eashti Caudle, maid Of
honor, and Ernest Floyd, best man n
After the ceremony a recenfjon ~ a'
heid at the groom's home. on peaT1
street where Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish viii
reside. at 'sn VIII
Personals and Briefs,
r. inc preparatory services in +ba
second Baptist church continues v,itE
large attendances. At last nights
service there were four conversions
ReV; Mr.. Phaup preached another ax
Seileht sermon at Wesley NJ r rh4,rHh
last night. The meetings will he con-
linued every night for the next two
Charles c. Traylor. who sprajned bis
pack several days ago, is still cor rs
hned to his bed ''i'-