The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-10
Two Funerals To-day,

ton, and found that the two had been
married.
Two Funerals Today.
The funeral Of George Hunter. In
FAINT son of J. H. Purcell. who died
at the home of his parents at AIS East
street. at z o'clock, will be held
ternoon.
The funeral Of Mrs. Charles w. Nc
Cam will be held at the Stockton
Street Baptist church at $50 this
Rev. c. w. McElroy Of
ficiating. Burial will be In Maury
cemetery. Mrs. Mccain died in the
sheltering Arms hospital Sunday
night. She is survived by her hus-
band and several children, among
whom is b. w. Mccain, organist OF
the Stockton-Street Baptist church.
Petitions for Two Deliveries.
A petition. signed by the majority
of the residents OF Forest Hill. has
been presented to superintendent
Lloyd, OF the South Richmond post
office, asking for the regular city q
delivery service. 1t has been forward
to the authorities at Washington
and immediate action is expected. Mr..
Lloyd hopes to have the two daily
delivery system installed, IL the petit
ton LIS granted, by the LIST OF July.
The residents of Forest Hill are now
by one of the rural routes.
Bazaar in Decatur-Street Church.
A bazaar will be given "Wednesday,
and Friday nights in De-
catur-Street Methodist church, under
the auspices of the ladies' Blole ciass;
A musical program has been arranged
each night. The proceeds will
he added to the church fund.
"Courtship and Marriage"
"Courtship and Marriage" will be
the theme OF a lecture Thursday night
in Mann school by Rev. j. M. Row
land. A lawn party will also be held
on the school grounds following the
lecture.
Lthgow-Garthright.
The marriage Of Miss Mamie Lith-
gov. daughter of Mrs. F. q. LAtn-
cow, to f. s. Gathright. Will take
at 10 o'clock this morning at
the home Of the brides sister. Mrs
Thornton, l4l6 Porter street
Because OF Illness In the brides ram,
ily. no invitation ave been Issued ana
the wedding will be a quiet one.
Personal Mention.
Or. r. D. Jones and family, OF lIlf
Twelfth street. are visiting reIa-
In Cincinnati and Louisville. III.
Jones expects to return during the
part of the week.
II. F. Willard has been
to the bedside OF his iatner, L.
willard. who is seriously i'll at his
nome, in Boyton, M~ecklenburg coun-
Miss Mary Walker, of 2T1s Semmes,
Ia Visiting her brother. Hiram Walker,
in Chicago.
Lawn Party.
A lawn party will be given Thurs-
day night in the yard OF the former
.cbooi house at Swansboro. The
nroreeds of the evening will be Add
I'd To the fund being raised to- re-
model the school building after which
a. will be used for the Methodist con-
Police Court.
Harvey Strong, colored. was helo
Yesterday by Justice Maurice TO
anpear before the grand jury or
court, part II. next Monday
IN the charge of feloniously cutting
Maggie Alexander, colored.
Ernest Wingfeld, colored. was nned
$40 for throwing O brick at Caroiihe
Seafuss, colored.
lain scott was given thirty days
on a charge OF trepassing on the Az
lantic Coast Line yards.
A continuance until June lin was
orderad in the case Of w. r. Blunt.
charged with ighting In the street.
Frank Park was dismissed from a
charge OF inebriety.
Charles Robinson. colored: was as
sassad f1s because he fell on the
wagon" and then tried TO resist an
officer.
To Reopen Y. NJ. @. A.
AS soon as q suitable locAuun -
found, the South Richmond Z. M. :.
A viii he reopened and will be con-
Quoted according to the plans out
inc to the South Richmond mer-
chants when the necessary money was
raised for that purpose In a recent
campaign. The room In h Leader
building, which was used Tor q rev
months by the branch association was
given up a short time & OF
It was not suitable for that purpose
and did not give space for III equip
ment which is to be placed in he
South Richmond home.
The committee Is o looking for
permanent quarters where all the con-
v%eniences of the organization nay be
given to the boys. As oon as q
suitable home Is located. the associa-
ton will be reopened. In the mean
time, it is announced. the vacancy In
the secretaryship Of this branch will
be filled.
Measuring the Routes.
p ]. Devote has been detailed to
the South Richmond postofice to
the carriers and and collec-
tors routes in accordance with N
h n rtcfions nf the nnatmaafAr HeuArnl