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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
PRETTY BRISTOL GIRL
\ BRIDE IN ATLANTA

Bristol, Va. Dec 25.--Bristol reia
tivcs and friends have just been ad-
vised of the marriage in Atlanta last
Sunday of Miss Lucille Simpson. the
pretty and talented daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S, simpson. of Bristol. and
Mrs. Stuart Lewis. the only son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Lewis of this city.
Miss Simpson went to Atlanta recent
" to visit relatives during the holi-
days, and her marriage with MIR.
Lewis came as a complete surprise TO
the relatives. They kept their plan
a secret, and nothing was known of
tie marriage until a note was re-
ceived by the parents OF the bride.
,'1eir daughter having told briefly of
the nuptisl event. The bride Is a
grand niece OF DR. David Sullius, of
Cleveland, Tenn, and is related to
many prominent families in East Ten
nessee. She was educated AT Suilins
College here and at Cox College. At
lanta Mr.. Lewis. the groom is a
most promising young man. lie had
just completed his education and en-
tered upon life on his own respon-
sibiity. He is one of Rristols most
promising young men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
FIGHT FOR PRIMARY
IN BOTETOURT COUNTY

buchanan, Va. Dec. 25.-Great
interest is being aroused among the
Democrats of Botetourt by the agnl
being made for the direct primary.
This is the only county in this part
of the State where the old-time con-
vention is still upheld.
The Woodrow Wilson Club, which
has been kept alive since 1912 for
the purpose of getting the direct pri-
mary, is proceeding with q vigorous
campaign in favor Of an early meet-
ing of the county Democratic eXecu-
tive committee to consider whether
the primary shall be adopted, and
are arousing the Democrats through
out the county in the matter.
| In 1911 this committee met late
IN June and called a convention. In
1918, it met late in July and called
"a convention. The club ie now aakins
1t to meet in January and hear their
petition for the primary wf1tch is be-
ing circu' ated throughout the county.
II is claimed that the people are
r~helmingly with the Wilson Club
IN the movement for the primary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
SCOTT MAKES PROGRESS
IN NACO NEGOTIATIONS

Naco. Arizona, Dec. 25-General Hugh
l. Scott, chief of STAFF of the United
States army made progress yesterday
IN his negotiations to have the Mexican
commanders across the line eease firing
into the United States. His negotia +.
tons were with Governor Maytorena,
whom he Is attempting to have retire
from the attack upon N"co. The gov
ernor appears agreeable. 1t is under
stood. in case General Scott can give
him assurance that ''le Carranza tr oops
will not attempt to attack his border
port of Nogales 1t is unc erstood that
the matter has been taken up from
Washington with Carranza at Vera
Cruz, who is asked to have General
Hill give such assurances. Hin claims
TO be without authority to promise n :
to attack Nogaies. unless Carran2a
gives him the order. Personally, Ger
eral Hill expresses n willingness to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
TO BUILD GRIST
MILL AT AL IBERIA

Alberta. Va, Dec. 25.--E r. Aher-
nathy, of this place, purchased lot
from the Alberta Development Cor
poration this week for the purpose
of erecting a grist mill upon the same.
Capacity of the mill will be 100 barrels
per day. This enterprise Is one that
the environments has forced upon the
people and no doubt will prove to be
a paying one, as there Is considerable
wheat and corn grown throughout the
county. and with excellent freight
rates from the west on such grain.
An application for oharter was
made this week for the purpose of
buying and selling of horses. The
company will do business under the
style of Alberta Sale and Exchange
Stables" f. r. Alternately, president
William A. Bridgforth, vice pres ident
and secretary and treasurer. and a. f.
Browder. sale manager. Authorized
capital. $4,000.
There are several other enterprises
look ing this way in view OF locating
here ar-i If Alberta Is so fortunate as
to locate them. II will be the meaning
of a greater Alberta in the very near
future.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
SCHOONER SCAP TAIN
IS VICTIM OF GAS

Hampton. Va, Dec. 25.--For the sec
ond time within so many days the
dredging schooner, Celia, came into
Hampton Creek last night with the
captain of the vessel very i'll. Captain
Robert Brown. who took the place of
Captain w. S. Bensten, was overcome
by escaping gas fumes from broken
pipe and when found by members OF
the crew, was almost dead. He was
quickly brought to Hampton Creek and
taken to the Dixie Hospital. DR., Paul
J. Parker attended the sick man and
1t Is believed that Captain Brown Will
recover, although he is quite i'll.
Captain Bensten, who was paralyzed
on Tuesday, was reported as slight
ly improved last night. He is the
owner of the Celia and when he be-
came i'll the schooner was given over
to Captain Brown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
YEAR FARES Tf
BALTIMORE VIA YORK RIVER
LINE--s3.50 ROUND TRIP,

Southern Railway y ork River Line
announces greatly reduced Christmas
New Year Holiday fares to Baltimore
via Richmond, West Point and Chesa =
reake Bay--y3.51, Dates OF sale, De-
eernber rs 10 rs. inclusive; December 81
and January i. 1915. Final return limit
January 3, 1915. prior to midnight OF
which return trip must be completed
stoppyers allowed at Richmond upon
5epost of ticket with agent on Arri-
,ai.
: ffce fF0Tl Richmond Bal
.ir1ore via Southern Railway steamer
Train leaves Richmond $40 r NJ
tally except sunday for West Point,
thence York River Line out York
River and up chesa peake Bay A very
beautiful and enjoyable trip r. new
steamers OF the York River Line are
strictly up-to-date in every respect.
and the service In its entirety In
comparable
For further information snpi, to
NEAREST agent or write III. l.. BIsEOP,
Division Passenger Agent. Riehlr ond,
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

Piles, to Mr.. Thomas Frank Hundley,
OF Sedley, Southampton County, Va.
The sappy event took place yester-
day at II A. Nj. at the brides sisters,
Mrs, G. O. Bankers, 2317 West Main
Street Richmond. Rev. J. .. Bah
cock. pastor of the bride. officiated,
Though the marriage was quiet, sew
eral friends attended. Mr. and Mrs
Hundiey sprung a great surprise or
their many friends, who were not ex-
pecting 1t to take place before Feb
ruary. The happy young couple
boarded the r., r. a. +. fast train for
Northern points and will be at home
after January 6 al 2317 West Main
Street, Richmond, to their friends
Mrs. Hund,ey is an exceedinly attrac-
tive young lady of this place, while
the groom is a Well-known young
business man of Southampton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
PRISONERS GIVEN
CHRISTMAS CHEER
MEN CONFINED IN HENRICO JAIL
GIVEN GOOD TIME BY
THE OFFICIALS.

While the little children and grown
ups were gathered around the fire
opening their numerous presents and
having as good time as a day like
yesterday would permit. the prisoners
of Henrico County Jail likewise had
the Yuletide spirit in their bones and
were spending an enjoyable time
From as early as 6 O'clock yesterday
morning until late last night they
abandoned their trouble, forgot for
the time being that they were incar-
cerated in the prison, thinking only
of the joy that surrounded them.
During the entire day the strains OF
sweet music emanated from behind
the grim walls of the Jail, and all who
passed by the building knew that
there was rejoicing within the cells
and the prisoners Christmas was not
so blue after all A photograph with
a number OF the latest records was Sc
cured by Deputy Sheriff Ritter c. Gar
nett, guardian of the Jail. and it re-
manned in the Jail all day, The only
time the prisoners let up on the ma
chine was when the three meals were
announced, and then only the eats
were thought of. This was not all OF
the music, however, for many of them
took 1t upon themselves to sing, and
all of the songs were rendered to the
eIttlIt SATISFACTION OF the nedTeFS.
No turkey, or cranberry sauce, or
mince pies graced the table spread
before the prisoners. but they had
other things that were almost as good.
For breakfast a large steak covered
with onions and brown gravy was set
out before them, while at dinner they
were given chicken, pie and other
good things to eat. 1t is customary to
have only two meals day at the jail,
but yesterday they enjoyed three.
In the afternoon they we're rendered
a smoker. Sheriff L. H. Kemp having
purchased the unfortunates a large
supply Of smoking tobacco, cigarettes
and cigars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

refrain from attacking Nogales If Ma r
torena withdraws from Naco.
To Neutraiixe Border.
In the negotiations 1t is understood
that an effort will be made to have
all border points declared neutral by
both sides so that there will be no
more shooting over tne line into the
United States at any point along the
Mexican border. General lila for the
convention forces" of which Mayto-
renas command is a part Is said to
have given assurance that he would
abide by such an a~reegent. This
assurance is said to have been given
to George c. Carothets, special agent
of the State Department, on condition
that the Carranzistas would agree 70
the program.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
c. & .. DEPOT AT
SHADWELL BURNED

Charlottesville. Dec. 255.-The
Chesapeake and OHIO depot at Shad-
well. attached to the storeroom oc-
cupied by Mr.. Edward M, Smith,
VIII is also the agent for the railway
company. was totally destroyed by
fire at an early hour Wednesday
morning, together with It's contents.
1ne origin Of the hlaze is mys-
terry. One theory Is that the depot.
which contained some twenty Ave
gallons of whiskey. was broken into
and robbed and then set fire by the
burglar, who imbibed too freely OF
the fer LIQUID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
Wnde--Boomer.

Suffolk. Va. Dec, 25.--The marriage
Of Miss Addie Lee Boomer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Boomer, to Robert
Terry Wade. of Morehead ". c.. will
take place the morning OF December 80
at o'clock in the home of the brides
parents at ass Saratoga Street.
Miss Allie Boomer. sister of the
bride. will be maid of honor and Wes-
lay Willis, OF Morehead City. will be
best man
The Rev. J VI. henson, of Carthage,
n. c.. assisted by the Rev. r. III. Maxey,
viii ofiiciate
Misses Marie Oursler, Mary Lloyd
and Nettie Cowling viii be ushers, and
the wedding music viii be rendered by
Miss Josephine Lawrence
After II Northern trip, the bride and
bridegroom will 20 to Raleigh, n, c..
for the opening of the Legislature. OF
which the bridegroom Is member.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
POLICEMAN HURRlES.
BUT is NOT NEEDED

Fredericksburg, Va, Dec. 25.--Tn
answer to rush call for police
coming from Falmouth Bridge Tues
day morning, an officer responded
promptly making the trip at a high
rate Of speed in an automobile, but
on arrival II was found his services
were not needed. From what could
be learned, a man who had become
separated from his wife some time
ago called at the home of his wife
and asked for match; she, fearing
he would do some damage, sent a
rush call for the police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
TWO COCAINE CASES
COME Up SAME DAY

o, n. Lun.pkin. twenty four years
old. on whose person was found a
bottle of cocaine, faced Justice Crutch-
field Thursday in Police Court on a
charge of dispensing the drug but
his case was continued until jan
uary 6, in order that the officers who
are working on the case be given ar
opportunity to collect additional EVIL
denCe.
The arrest of Lumpkin led to a
warrant being sworn out against DR.. J
r. Williams, the local physician whose
office Is at 40l East Franklin Street
DIR. Williams Is charged with pre-
scribing Unlawful quantities OF CO.
caine and when he faced Justice
Crutchfeld to answer to the charge
a few days ago his case was continued
until January 6, The two cases will
probably be tried together.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

Howell, of Norfolk; Mrs r. A, Owen,
Mrs Geneva owen. Mrs. Frank Bar
ham. of Southampton, and Mrs j. NJ.
Howell, of Norfolk. Va.
Sneliings-Barksdal
In the pariors of the residence of
Rev. +. w. Long. pastor of the
Cowardin-Avenue Christian Church.
Miss Maude NJ, Barksdale. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Barksdale,
and a popular young woman of South
Richmond. Thursday night became
the ride OF John M Snollings, also OF
the Sournside. The ceremony oc-
CURED at $3.50 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Snellings will. after
a short wedding trip, make their
home In Woodland Heights
Personals.
Mr., and Mrs. Lane Lacy are spend
ing Christmas in this city with rela-
tives.
J. Brockenbrough Woodward, Jr., OF
Newport News. is the guest of his
parents in Ginter Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier. of
Richmond. have gone to stanton to
spend Christmas with MIR. and Mrs.
A. f. Miller.
DR. Basil r, Jones, is spending sew
erai days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Jones. in Danville.
Miss Leila James. of Gordonsvile, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. s. James.
Miss Lena Gaines and Fairfax
Gaines. OF Warrenton, are the guests
re [-r1a al - T. a
the Jefferson Hotel.
William Young. of Petersburg. is
here for short visit
Mr.. and Mrs Warner Moore and
their son. Warner Moore, Jr.. will be
the guests OF Mrs. William H. Wight,
in Maryland, for the holidays.
DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Michaux are
spending the holidays with their
folk.
Ralph q, Megorgol is visiting Irving
Knowles at Gresham Court, for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Adamson, Of
Powhatan County, ana Miss Anne Cas-
sell, If Radford. spent Christmas in
Richmon
Mr., and Mrs w. w Morton and
family Of Richmond spent Christmas
with Mrs. Morton's parents, Colonel
and Mrs. David Mcintosh. at their
home In Towsen. Md
Miss Mamie c Miller. Of Rich
mond, is the guest Of Mrs r. IL.
Moncur4-- In Newport ..S.rwg FOR the
holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Faw is spending the
weekend with Mrs. s. d. Undertake.
Jr.. In stanton
Miss Marie Ford. of Richmond. IL
the guest Of Mrs. r. l.. Freddy, in
Gordonsville
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
GIVES COW FOR THE
RELIEF OF THE POOR

Lynchburs, Va, Dec. 26.--After
deciding to kill his COW, which had
her leg broken early yesterday morn
ing by Il Rivermont car, L. E. Burford
late yesterday removed the cow to
his none on Cabell Stree. and strung
her up in an effort to allow the frac-
ture TO heal. During last night. how
ever. the COW broke loose from her
fastenings and this morning Mr..
Burford decided ii would be best to
dispose OF her, and gave her to En-
sim Pringle for the lse of the Sal
walton Army.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
Informal Parties
For Younger Set
MISSES GRACE AND LUCILLE NEAL.
WILL LEAVE TODAY FOR
VISIT IN h AIjTIMoRE.

,..-..-..., ,-su,. u,ho nro
1he yoohset @oHs any ssilS s.s 49, "re
nome from sehooi LOT me ho'iuaSs az :
eshltaA -. 40. E", $50. ~ thasa affsirs
-, attrso+{vs as the more
~ 80 f',,.-ttnrs for tho older set.
49,, st,a,.,,onr Miss virginia
80 fs'.,...,- So WIS most
49, -. .,,,af 's, yr. nor sister. Miss
A{,ia,Ss Sstt.re rrhn has come
49, -, f'.,s,[I,s.,, institute for the
iF1iiSs.- -, T.-.rat3,ns carried
-. -. - ,.t..-,.es..f,... ana the rt,ests
.,,,,;,Ss4 ,lr.f.- ri Inc hoys and
80 49,. f.... ,t,, christmas vacation.
To yl.f, in baltimore.
Misses Grace and Lucille Neal are
feh%InS TO-DAY fer Baltimore g. he the
guests ~ Mss Lacy Wiltshire in Ham
atsa Terrace In lnat city They Will
sc rsuch entertained while there. Miss
Mildred Hisnhafn Is giving them "A
dance on Aordax evening Mills Neal
= a(Sr zi-.f44A IN baltimore
Luncheon fer Guests,
For h,r Mouse Guests Miss Mary
Mobile Smith sod Mis- \'"'"riA Evans.
II South Carolina Miss TAttle VIII
snr i giving A baffes 'HEvbccn on next
rueslat= Ite*-Tlaes - The affair Will
take placa In fh. Wilson home, sos
West Grace Street and about forty
mem hers of tae Younger set have been
invited
AHair~ To-day.
NJ t5,.-- ,-.,.ar.,, * Giving \
- 49, -, .rn.r, s.9o 10 70
-.s.f<.t, ~ na- bn-aa ..xitrnoronv IS
49, W. r,s,,,o,,, which vii, he a
- .,.,.,-' ~. srhn ,,,,as,. ,,,ili
s-,..,a -. - - ,..,,,,,rar aancine
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- - ,'' t1a,y "a r.,
rs-a.,1{.. So,
Mn @''
MISS 1haFiotte Miner heht' quo OF
some future season Is Ewing Shtlst-
mas part! IN her nome. 1898 west
Avenue. TINS afternoon from q 70 o,
Many OF the fashionable. niue boys ana
sifls are laeiuued IN me invitations.
HERE Tor MONDAYS
Niitiam Lee t'i!liam. OF atlanta mas
arrived to spend rev days mere Ar
gsle turner Is the guest "f nus parents
Tor the Christmas season Dr. Arthur
clayton Hinton, OF the BtlleVue tos-
pltai' New j ork, is spe9olng the hoh-
aay "ith relatives mere.
Dahee al siub.
me usual Saturday night mop Will
pc hetd at me country Cub TINS even
ms, ana VIII be an unusually inter
ssihs ana attractive event. OWING 70
the number al guests IN town. The
fauo mas been eIabofately decorated
Tor CHRISTMAS ana presents most at
tfac'iVe appearance with its big los
hres ana branches OF molly and mis-
tittoe used everywhere, smart society
VIII he out IN fnii force tonight ano
hafnbef OF tables nave ALREADY beer
reserved Ior Dinner
for Miss Hced.
MISS Nllee BuEweh Reed. daughter
81 Mr' ana mrs "ll11afh y keed' anC
= mueh teted deontante OF TINS season
20 De the honef guest al dlnnel
MhIch ~ 20 oe gwen ny Mf. ana MRS
lewis y. l.afus on 'he evening or Jan
uafy ne aHair Wei take place a.
the eothtrF tinp' ana covers VIII p'
ana ior thlrty guests
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
COOCHLAND MAN
LOSES FAT WAD

w. NJ Woodson, OF Cardwell. Gooch-
land County. reported to the police
yesterday that his pocket had been
picked of $3.50 the night before by
pickpockets. The robbery was the only
one which was reported to the police.
and so far as known wae the only
one which occurred on the night be-
fore Christmas, although large crowds
packed many of the Broad street stores
and the police feared that many would
be victimized. Detectives have been
assigned to investigate the case.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
ALEXANDRIA COUPLES
WE'D CHRISTMAS EVE

Alexandria, Va, Dec. 25.--Miss Der.
tie MAY Butcher. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur ]. Butcher. of this city.
and Louis X. Byers, of Washington.
were married at o'clock last night at
the parsonage of the First baptist
Church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. w. F. Watson. The couple
will reside in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Compton and William
J.. Greenan, both of this city, were
married last night at the parsonage OF
ST. Mary's Catholic Church. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. L. +.
Kelly. They will reside In this city,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
RICHMONDER STABBED
BY ROANOKE CLERK

Roanoke. Va. Dec. 25.--R. r. Ames,
of Richmond. was stabbed and Sc
,riously hurt last night by J. G..
Trucks night clerk of the Hotel Raj
eigh. The two men became involved
in dispute and, according to the po-
lice. Amesw 50 stabbed three times by
Trucks with a pocket knife. Trucks
also was slightly wounded. being cut
on the wrist. Both men are in the
hospital.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
News from All Over Virginia
IMPROVED SERVICE
GIVEN LYNcABURG.

Lynchburg. Va, DEG. 25.-Through
the efforts of the local Chamber Of
Commerce, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway will change its schedule here
SO as to provide connection at Lexing.
ton to give Lynchburg quicker train
service to and from the Valley. The
connection will be made with the
Shenandoah Special which operates
from Lexington to Harpers Ferry over
the baltimore and Ohio and Southern
roads. :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
WEED, In New York Tribune
In the Year of Our Lord, 1914.

The village homes. where love and life
And laughter recently held sway,
Are desolated by the strife
And shattered in the fearful fray;
The harvest fields with blood red,
Where sheaves of rpened grain should be
And Death, the Reaper. piles his dead
In burrows strewn with agony.
The widows and the orphans weep
For those they will see,
The loved ones gone to their long sleep.
The victims of this butchery,
Oh. pity the bruised hearts OF those
And bid wars dreadful carnage cease;
Make friends of them who now are foes
Prince of Peace! Prince of Peace.
J. E. B.. in New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
FIRE IN HOLD Of
COTTON STEAMER

Newport News. Dec. 25.--Fire in her
hold compelled the British steamer
Hampstead from Galveston to Genoa
with cotton, to put into Newport News
Yesterday.
The flames, discovered Wednesday
were said to have been extinguished
after the hold had been flooded.
The extent Of the damage and the
fires origin have not been determined.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

McKenney Va, Dec. 25.-Mrl and,
Mrs Thomas Rajnev issued an
nqnncements today of he marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Laura Peo-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26
THE STRAND OPENS WITH
AN EXCELLENT PRODUCTION

The Strand. Richmond's newest mo-
ton picture house. opened yesterday
afternoon, with Mary Pickford In Such
a Little Queen" film from the famous
players studio,
Good music. along with other pic
lures. made the program attractive.
and. along with tho extensive i'm
provements made on the Strand--for-
ire--the few who VEN
tured out in the snow enjoyed them
selves.
The program at the theater will
be changed every three days. and the
theater. conducted by representati vss
of the Paramount Film Company, of
New York, should prove q success
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

The Natioral w. c. T. u. at Its an
nual convention In Atlanta. designated
Thursday. January II, as day OF
prayer for National Constitutional pro-
hibition. A Uniform program, pre-
pared at national headquarters. will
he used by the local unions--some TO-
900 OF them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

Miss Mamie C Miller, OF Rich
mond, is the guest Of Mrs. r. Y. T.
Moncure- In Newport ...S.rws for In
holidays
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

Miss Eliza beth Faw is spending tn
weekend with Mrs s. d. Timberlake
Jr.. In stanton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

Miss Marie Ford. of Richmond I
the guest Of Mrs. +. l.. Freddy, Il
Gordonsville
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-26

Mr., and Mrs w. W Morton and
family, OF Richmond. spent Christmas
with Mrs Mortons parents, Colonel
and Mrs David Mcintosh. at their
home In Towsen, Md