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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
Highland Park

Mrs J. ~ Edwards. OF Atlanta, Ga
and her gra nddaughter Miss Rena /.
Edwards. or Groenviile n g are
guests Of Mrs. Lille yarbrouwh 81
Fourth avenue.
yqra f,oore,> W. ,,u,.,t.. -.
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tba sertf'',s tll,aes -, - W. aJrouht oi
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VIZ. 4" iay basA anu NIUE son OF
800, ~ Ne.iNe. nay iSturneo nome
~ ts - ~ iaet i"'nei' "fs' d 10
= "a ''''i " -
The regular meeting of the Wo-
1fatha,,;., 'E n,. .. 7osheE 81 the
''' N'n't u a. We heiu ots-
''r"" 81 .io'N ~ she
~ '".u the N ne
tf''' " "'i' mrs - ~ iuttie Is
sna''"'s"' VIII nave ehar6e OF the
e'ii'S
The response from the residents of
Highland Park and vicinity TO the
Jackson Monument Memorial fund last
Friday was very gratifying Mrs, A.
- euaries was assisted by the boy
scouts, campfire girls and others.
Boxes were placed at the Highland
Park and Glen Lea public school and
the children responded nohly Total
amount collected was Sill So A sub
seripflon Of 500 was received from a
friend. Mrs, Qnarles desires to thank
all who assisted her In this noble
cause
Misses Libby Tyree and Emily Tiiler
left Monday morning for 3acksonyille.
Fla. TO attend the annual reunion Of
/ Confederate veterans.
: Mr. Frank Anderson, Of Huntington,
w Va, spent Sunday with his family
here,
+ Hon. Andrew Jackson Montague
will deliver the commencement al
dress before the graduating class ~
the Highland Park High school in
June
,ti.. f,o.,.s
-. e,fS.1 - ss 49,, ~ Tue ''des'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05

erN with his sisters. the Misses BIan-
ton
/ Mrs Seslie Ellis and Misses Mar
garet and Louie Ellis have returned
| from West Virginia. after visit tc
| Mrs. Edward Baker
Misses Louise Allen and Nancy
/ Wyatt, who have been visiting friends
! here. have returned to Richmond
/ Professors Henry Motley and VIII
! liam Pritchard have returned to Bed
/ ford City. after visiting friends on
the campus
/ Mrs. Frank Day will leave today for
Baltimore to he the guest OF Miss
I O. Brien.
Mrs. Davis Bell and Master Davis
Bell, Jr., will arrive this week 10 be
the. guests OF Mrs Schooier Fox,
Miss Helen Totty has returned 70
her home in Petersburg. after a visit
to Miss Birdie De Jarnette.
Misses Mary Ellis Tucker and Agnes
Wright, who have been spending the
week end With their parents here, nave
returned TO school at Fredericksburg.
Mrs Nancy Midyette Of Kinston. \.
G., is the guest Of her son Mr. y. r.
Midyette.
Professor Byrd Hopkins, who has
been the guest Of his brother here at
Randolph Macon. has returned to
Front Royal.
Mrs NJ. d. Graham and children. of
Richmond, spent he weekend with
Mrs. James Harris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05

ASHLAND, VA. MAY a. iss jamie
Gaines, who has been the guest of Mrs
Arthur Wigntman, has returned to her
home in Richmond
Misses Cullen and Kelley. Of Rich
mond were the recent guests of Miss
Virginia Potts,
Miss Cornela Harris has returned to
Richmond. after visiting Miss Mildred
Hart
Miss Clarke Hoofnagle has returned
home. after visiting her sister, Miss
Grayson Hoofnagle. in WaverleS
Miss Grace Vest is the guest of Mrs
Weldon Blanton
MIR Lyle Rice, Of Pennsylvania, is
the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. H. s I.adew will leave toda Y
TO spend the Summer with her daush-
ter Mrs. Ben Gates. In Martinsville.
Mr., Russell Bianton spent the week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
SOCIETY
OmeeNadison 1879.
H~stdrnce---h n a = ON
ITSp-I.

Allen have returned to Richmond
after visit To Mrs. Charles Wood, in
Norfolk
MI and Mrs Frederick W. Scott
and children have returned from
4 Royal Orchard" where they sren;
the Weekend
Mrs. Samuel Ctel Graham, Of IL re-
well. arrived in Richmond Yesterday
and will be at the Jefferson hotel
until after the May festival.
Mrs j Culiusworth and Miss
Martha ElIyson. Of this city are
spending several weeks AT the hotel
Warwick, Newport News
Miss Jamie Warren Christian. Of
this city, is the guest of Mr and Mrs
Edmund Christian. at Money Point.
Mrs. w r. Harrison and Mss
Dorothy Harrison, who were guests
for the Harrison Allyn wedding OF
MIR, and Mrs George Mason billiard.
in Norfolk, have returned to this city.
city,
Mrs. Merrett Crenshaw and Mr..
Joseph Crenshaw. OF this city. spent
the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs
Alexander +. Grice. at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. A n Alfriend has returned
to Atlanta, Ga, after spending some
time with relatives in This CITY and
attending the u. "A. r. congress in
Washington, u. g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
In t.ya, .i1l,urg

Miss Mildred SlGad of ggmtrs-
ham Ala wha n.ls eHe of the lowe
b. brldestra is Tor the CeeiJ- Drake
wedding, and who has Atea spending
several weeks as the guest 8f Mise
virginia chesterman sS lestIHR tbs
morning far LFnehhaFg, Were she
wtH yis.t Miss Mariel CHRISTIAN Miss
Christian aba has FceH spending
some fiue as the Euee, ~ Miss MARY
CovlnetoH Evans Uf th7s eHt#, zee
turned 10 her soma .p IEeEbbarg
Yesterday morning atc8m4an hf
u IS Exams aha Vl a-e IA her
hoUsc G3eS3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05

, during the ceremony The home was
prettlly decorated In palms. ferns ard
potted plants,
Miss Ellie selph was the brides
maid Of honor SHE was gownei "a
white chiffon over pink silk and car
ried bouquet or pink roses.
Mr. Wexford Luoord acted a. best
white and carried shower bouquet
Of white roses.
Mr.. selph IL the son az Mrs. NJ. r.
and this late William, Gelph
reception was rendered the young
compile Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Selph are at
home 70 their friends at s2s North
Twenty fourth street.
\ pretty marriage was solemnizesi
in the pariarss of the Rev L. T. WI
son, April 2sth. when Miss Virginia
I, Walsh, Of West Marshall street. BE-
came the bride of Mr.. Cabeli Creed
Davis. son OF Mr.. r. Matt Davis. OF
2t4 North Thirtv-secnnd street AZ
tor Wedding trip North MIR and
Mrs. Davis will make their home In
this city
The Woman's Missionary society IT
Union Station. held its business meet
ing Monday afternoon at g. 40 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Fred CARRIER nee
Eronangh, viii he at home after June
tst. at 31s North Thirty-second
street.
: DR.. Asbury Christian left last even
Ing for Oklahoma City, where he will
attend the general conference OF the
Methodist church.
Dir. Robert j. Y. Pierce. nf New
York ia attracting large c9nrrArn.
lions at Leigh Street, by his forcibie
sermons. and his skill as a, crayon
artist. Special music is an additional
attraction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
HEN WITH MANY CHICKS
Two Hundred and FIFTY "Biddics''
Claim Common Mother.

MOUNT OLIVE n Q, May d
Two hundred and fifty chicks with
one hen is the sight to lie seen at
the home Of Mrs. J. l.. Brock. OF Far
son. n. G, The first hen to set this
spring was placed with her young
bree In a small enclosure: then all
chicks subsequently Matched by other
hens We're placed in the same enclos-
are with the FIRST brood, their moth
ers cling shu- H.. for few days 10
Wean them from their brood the
same hen being kept with the chicks
all the time. 1t is said that the idea
has worked remarkably well
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
EASY TO FIND \ LADY.
But REAL WOMEN SCARCE

ROANOKE. VA. May 4.--yice-
President and Mrs. Marshall are
guests for the week end of Senator
and Mrs Kern. at "Kernclin. the
country home of he senator near
here. Yesterday afternoon The vice
president addressed the students of
Holins college at their annual May
day festival.
Mr.. Marshall told the young ladies'
he was glad to see they ware study ing
Latin, as he had thought all the young
women in these times were studying
the great political problems.
1t Is easy 10 become a lady said
the vice. president: give me enough
money and ! can make lady out of
any female, but 1t II exceedingly hard
To find a real true woman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05

quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized in the home Of the
grooms mother. S26 North Twenty
fourth street, April aoth, at o O'clock.
when Miss MalIie G. Atkins became
lite bride ~ Mr Roy Selph. Rev As
hurry Christian, pastor Of Union sta
ton church. vas the officiating min
lister Mrs. s, L. Liggau had charge
df the music. rendering Lohengrin's
Wedding march as a professional.
and playing Relieve Me. If All Those
Entsearin2 Young Charms" softly
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05

MI and Mrs william TAYLOR Dab
ny Jr tho latter formerly Miss
T-JIgTTITa TQfpTH- of MACON. ra., UaVu
returned from their wedding trip.
Mrs James Hayes Of Floyd av-
euue is leaving this week for Nor
folk VA where she will be the guest
of her daughter Mrs. Frank McCul-
Tough. an Tanners creek
Mrs Hampdeu Cha mheriayne is the
guest If Mrs William Allan. In Char
lotte. y. G.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Coke, Jr..
have returned from Norfolk. where
they attended the Harrison-Aliyn we'd
ding last week.
Mrs " n, Allen ard Miss Louise
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
NJ The " nmAus Club

The spring musical az the We
TTTE r = rTTTf7 7rf rFr-7 y - = -
tht occasion for brilliant gathering
~ fashionable society and y deh&ht
TAI pr1arau IN was rendered han Mrs
a. "A G8igon and Msa Annie Louise
J2einharat These two talented
artists have given wany delightful
afternoons ri fhe club ana their ap-
pearsnce IL always eagerly looked
forward tp
Mrs G8ison has sporaoa voice ef
rare quality ana sweetness and her
selections Yesterday were charming.
She sne on Believe Ne II An
Those EHdewrinR Young Charms
pIay3ng her own accompaniment,
whtcr evoked a storm If 8pple use
Miss Reinhardt violin saips We're
hea DtifHI- and she plays always with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05

the greatest feeling and charm. Her
reputation as violinist is well
known in Richmond, and she received
warm welcome at the club yester.
day afternoon The acconpa nists for
the musical were Miss Virginia Ger
hardt and Miss Myrtle Bedford The
club was decorated IN vases Of tulips
ana purple liaCs Mrs H. w. Jack
son and Mrs Il f.. Litcfford presided
at coffee table, and Mrs Thomas
Gary johnson and AIRS John Finder
at the tea table.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
EASY TO UNMARRY
ACROSS THE LINE

WINCH ESTER, VA May IA
new statute in West Virginia which
prescribes only six months living in
that State by non resident before
suit can be brought for divorce,
promises to make the Mountain state
the Mecca for unhappy couples.
1t is reported that a syndicate Of
lawyers has been formed to promote
the divorce business. The exodus to
West Virginia is already on ana the
divorce business is lively in the courts,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
TELEPHONE
SeeiSy Editor.

Miss Virginia Chesterman and Miss
Mary Nicholas Ains}ie are leaving
chmond "Wednesday to attend q
delightful house party which VIII he
given by Miss D3Fothv IuakIaS, ~
Nartasa nsett Pier There Viii re
eight girls ard eight men in The
party, aHa sjl sorts 81 interesting af-
fairs ara being planned su their
honor Miss judkins has visited Miss
thcstern7an a. her 1omc FRI N0ru-
ment avenue and has many friends
lere
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
Liquor Case Continued.

The case against Amy Robinson,
colored. who Ia charged by Detective
Smith and Patrolinan Folkes with
selling liquor in the rear OF l413
Brown street. without a license, was
yesterday continued until May 18th
by Judge Crutchfield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
Vt Tho Art Club.

4 lecture of great interest WI he
thss afternoon ~ sac O'Clock, when
given at the Art Club of Rlchmona
Miss Adeie clark VIII talk on Great
Museums az America Reproduc-
lions If famous pictures lay America
artists VIII ne shows md the public
IT, cordially invited Tea viii he
poured NJ the conclusion of the talk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
Quiet Wedding.

quiet wedding took place April
2Sth atethe residence Of the Rev. l.. r
wfls6r7 wnpH Mtg virginia J. wgfgn
ef West Marshall street. became the
bride Of Mr. Cabeli Greed Davis son
Of Mr. J Matt Davis, ef North Thirty
second street After Northern we'd
ding trip, Mt and Mrs. Davis will he
Al home In this cry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
Charged With Robbery.

lessee Winfree, colorcd arrested
by Patrolman Wyatt on warrant
charging her with rohhing Joseph
kouri Of sl5, was Yesterday sent on
TO the grand jury for trial on June
1st
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-05
CHURCH HILL NEWS

nsna pa.ss M.esss rass may " ~ " ' " s 'a''e'
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38te Der &ai(er I'M Sriege
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acknowledgement No. -, aaarH.
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Aennefer. Hhdchura. fhh. su4meilier. gu,
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2. aaDdnrrieblpiFon.
Observation-Disclosures 8. s5eruer, Rcubaus.
aRrafasrrssimsnt 20. 4. WaHatr.
Malter CARRIER, Sfeitin, 10.
Trnaenerrtstmtnt 80. Z enarbradeH.
q. Roth. ID.
GrnssHsrrssimtHt no. II, enbpiaslHR.
5abTnns, eeip5ia, iab.
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iftnasnreaimcnt no. o. sErhsaualbe.
Sebncr, Berlin, ~.
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observation-disclosures 10. Q, gEaaotnbnrs.
R3ilb. aieIe. qiaierfalbc. II.
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onlanItrlsrsalmtnl Ns. 81 lplaInAl.

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toht; 90. dlfifri1Hlbt. SfHelhnd, lb. So
tralh, Nohnr, ID. Brib @nuenann, ReSlinas
9auien. ID; 90. 0ipet. meltmar, H.. 5riebr.
91eHge Naneenbteet - pa, 8ebher, @oHiiEpb.
Narl Mnng, Rfbersbera, IL.
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saAaunalnsalmtut No. 10, BrhbnsS i ..
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Observation-Disclosures We. so, 1rAttfHhbxnass
bfaa ctntstta.
T.. Bats O. Nute. b.
=. Bat: b.dnt, Nrnii Hefbemdn, b.
3. 4nf.f no. NHhr, Mefber, b.
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Ntes.m HftHsrfE4f, I
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70 ? esat. saufet, Is.i gfr. 800. eitpla
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DC. Q, aIssan.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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