The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-14
OF RAMEY
LEFT TO HIS WIDOW
Will of Late City Treasurer Of
Petersburg Admitted to
Probate.
AMOUNTS TO ABOUT $4,000
Missionary Rally at Methodist
Churcl-Pretty Home We'd
ding-Other News.
Timcs-Dlspatch Bureau
8 Boilingbrook Street.
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Petersburg, Va. February IL.
The will OF the late City Treasurer
William Il. Ramcy was admitted to
probate to-day. with Mrs Ramcy
qualifying as eXecutriN. The estate
is estimated at about $4,000. and IS
bequcathed in It's entirety to the wife
of the testator
missionary RnIiy.
Tho missionary rally in the Wash
ington street VI. t.. Church last night
under the auspices of the local socic :
ties was n large one, and the cxer-
cises were interesting. The principal
address was delivered by Miss Roberts,
president of the Woman's Home Mis-
sion Society OF the Virginia Confer
ence. Her subject was our Mountain
school" She spoke OF the work OF the
home and foreign missions. and urged
wider individual interest in the work
In these fields. There wore other ad-
dresses, and social service was held.
conducted ny Mrs. J. r. AIastin
Pretty Church Wedding.
Last evening at 6 o'clock. IN the
Episcopal Church of the Good Shep-
herd, Miss Mary Eliza Bowden, OF
Prince George County. and Samuel w
Crallc. OF Appomattox County, were
married, the rector. the Rev l.. O.
Kibbie. performing the ceremony The
bride, wearing a handsome going
away gown OF blue cloth. with hat to
match and carrying Brides roses. was
given away by her brother. William +.
Bowden. She is young woman Of
charming personality, tho daughter OF
Mrs Sophia Rowden. OF Prince George.
and is popular in her county and in
this city. The bridegroom is a repre-
sentative Of prominent family In
Appropriations County. and for several
years has been connected with the
Norfolk and Western Railway. The
wedding was very quiet event. only
the Immediate families being present.
Red Mems Rallies.
The tribe of Red Men of Matoaca
held large and enthusiastic rally last
night. the occasion being the visit of
Great Sachem George w. Whitley, Of
Newport News. Many members of the
two Petersburg tribes were present
Many interesting speeches were made
during the evening, and a banquet was
served.
This evening Great Sachem Whitley
and Great Junior Sycamore j. Ben
Moore paid an official visit TO Tippe-
canoe Tribe. in this city. where they
addressed large gathering of the
members of the order. ~ well-organ-
lied movement has been inaugurated
tribes in this vicinity
Preparing for Active Work.
y meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union of this city has been
called for tomorrow afternoon to
make arrangements for the reception
of Miss Limon, one of the State and
national organizers. who will spend
u week in Petersburg to help along
the cause of temperance and perfect
measures for active work.
Wrong "WOmnn" Sent.
Manager lIolstein. OF a local theatre,
engaged the motion picture entitled
"a Woman" and last night telcgraphed
to headquarters in Washington re-
qucsting that tickets and "a Woman"
meaning, but not specifying. the motion
picture. be sent at once. This morn
appearance at his Office OF a handsome
young woman. alive in the flesh, who
stated that she had been sent from
Washington in response to his request.
The Washington office had apparently
overlooked the woman" picture and
sent u real woman instead. cXplana-
tons were made. ana the young wo-
man returned TO Washington on the
first train
Personal and otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Craddock have
trip to Palm Beach and Havana. and
are at home to their friends on Fra nix
lin street.
Mrs. Pattic j. Fitzgerald. aged sew
enty-three years. died last night in
her home on South Street after a brief
Illness. She is survived by her hus-
band and one son. &. V. Fitzgerald.
of this city
The movement in favor OF new
and hrst-class hotel. nauEurated by
the Retail Merchants Association. has