The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-11
MISS JOHNSTON TO
DELIVER LECTURE
WILL SPEAK FoR woMAN's SUI
FRAGE BEFORE AUDIENCE IN
PETERSBURG.
DR.. MCCLURE ON LEE
oD DFELLOws INSTALL OFFICERS
AND \. NJ. c. A. ELECTS NEW
BOARD OF FIFTEEN
DIRECTORS.
DR.. MCCLURE ON LEE
Virginian Bureau,
Law BUILDING, Phone 1891

Law bdliuluS, 1nont 1881.
PETERSEN RG. VA, Jan. 10
Miss Mary Jalnston. the well-known
Virginia authoress will deliver an ad-
dress in this city Tuesday night, Jan
uary 28th, on the subject of Equal
Suffrage" The place OF the meet
Ing has not yet been decided upon.
Miss Johnston is me of the leaders
OF the suffragette movement IN ir-
ginia, large crowd will hear her
here.
Dr. Mcclure on Lee.
Rev J. A. Mcclure, pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church. and d.
vision chaplain of the Virginia Sons
Of Confederate Veterans. delivered an
address upon THE Life and Charac-
ter of Robert T.. Lee" in A. z. Hill
Camp hall tonight. The meeting was
held under the auspices of a, z, Hill
Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans.
A large crowd heard Mr.. Mcclure. His
address was much enjoyed
Officers Installed.
Petersburg Lodge, OF odd Fellows,
last night installed the following Of
ticers for the ensuing year, Noble
grand, W. &. Mallory, vice grand. y.
w. Hawkins; secretary. j. A. Afriend;
financial secretary, r. l.. Alley, chap
lain, j. G. Hoy; warden, J. v. Grin
sted; outside guard. L. A. Andrews;
inside guard. Joseph Carter: sitting
past grand, W. c. Weaver. Follow
Ing the installation of officers the
members of the lodge enjoyed a BAN
quet at the Shirley hotel.
Taking Dispositions.
The taking Of dispositions in the
Harrison-Street Baptist church case
was resumed by Commissioner Prince
this morning, after an interruption Of
three months. J. w. Gordon of
Richmond, represented the plaintiffs
and Messrs r. B. Davis and Paul
Petit the ID. attendants The taking
morrow,
6araca -Phiiathsa Meet.
The monthly meeting OF the BGraca-
Philathea union of Petersburg and
Etrrick was held last night in Wesley
Methodist church. A lot of routine
business was transacted. The reports
submitted showed the Baraca- Phila-
/, thea union to be in a fiourishing con-
dition. The next meeting of the union
Twill be held in the Halifax Street Bap-
list church the second Thursday
evening in February.
Y. M. c. a. Directors.
The members Of the Young Mem
Christian association met last night in
the chamber of commerce. The fol-
lowing fifteen directors were elected
Messrs Hatcher Seward. J. NJ. Null
len. Z. w. Prichsrd, p. II. Drewry.
J. G. Rennie, E, s, Bowling. @. W.
Harrison. r. c. Kent, F. r. Taiiey.
W, Nj Rucker K. B.. Wilcox, F. r.
jackson, J. w. Long. II. r. Smith,
and A. B. Bradsher. The contract for
tearing down the old high school build
| ing recently purchased by the asso-
| citation. will soon be given. A new
s75.00O Y. NJ. c. a. building Will soon
t be erected on the property. This is
the most desirable location in the city,
Personals.
Mrs. w. D. Temple, Of Prince George
county, is recovering from 3 recent
| Illness
Mrs w, II. Crump is visiting her
mother, who is i'll IN Fredericksburg
Miss Mamie Hardy has returned
| rom a visit TO friends in Durham
| n. G.
| Finds IL and Loses It.
/ Joe Johnston, a white man, found
! a IS bill on the street in front Of the
| Virginia Railway and Power COM
| panys depot this morning. He was
| highly elated. He went to the Totty
| Drug store on the corner OF Sycamore
and old -stgeetS. 20 make "a purchase.
| When he arrived there. the money was
gone He had dropped II somewhere
on the street. Although the distance
was only one block, he did not succeed