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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY EDUCATORS
Dir. S. c. Mitchell and r. C
Stearnes Arc Among Those
Honorcd.

Louisville Ky, April i0.--A four-iay
session Of I'll" Conference for i.duca-
ton in tho South and the convention
OF the Southern Education Associa-
;ion closed here late to-day with the
itaieigh. G.. was elected president
OF both organzations, which have been
meeting her. Jointly. Tn, educat! onui
association o-day also approved n res
Olulloh for consolidation with the
Conference for Education in the south
passed by the conference last night
others elected officers By tho Con-
ference for Education In the South
we're j. y. Camden, Versailles, Ky first
vice president: Or : G. Mitchell, Rich
inond; second cc-prnsidont: w A
clair. North Carolina. treasurer; A. r.
houriand, Washington, -. G.. exccu-
tive secretary.
Members OF the executive commit
tee included W. r. Frlssol Virginia:
Clarence. Poe, North Carolina; Il. r.
coker, South Carolina. Harry Hodg-
son; Georgia; a; =. Mnrpree. Florida
Oihcors elected BY the southern Ed
ucatonal Association beside Mr. Joy-
ner Were ~. l.. Shawkey. Charleston
W. Va, FIRST vlcc-p president: Celeste
>. Parish. Atlanta, Ga. second Vice
president: j. G. FAINT, University OF Mis-
SlSE'pp!, third vice president Directors
include w. NJ Sheats Tallahassee. Fla.
w. ): Holloway, Salisbury. y C: Rob-
crt ~. Wright. Gre"uvillo, s. c.; 10 NJ
n?teat GreenNilie, 5. c.; r. c. Stcurnes
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
CHARTERS ISSUED

MGai s,"sa BY the satG Cor
ton. cnpItal: Maxlmurm, tl5 COO mi 0HiT,ns
ii''2 an Nj iei Lemon president. sayanna
Coca Cola BottlinE Works OF Ncwpor,
News unc.). Newport Ncws Capitai: Nix
mum s5.ooo; minimum. $4,000. j. NJ Hines,
ls eSgliSm GrteSmy,'le CT r. NJ Brown
,r TimeS i r,p,i;snatch rghlishins Company
presdsnt New York r. s. WI Winsto esuc seeqs
Deitrick Hichnrdson Company Qnc,.
nIi1 ~ 10, Capital; Mnximnn $4,000 min
Washington, d. c; II. NJ Tyler. Secretary,
The Harman-Klis. Company Unc3. Rich
$1,000 T. NJ. Hartman president: George ,' =.
NIi5s; reGrsT!ary-,hH,i, OF stanton.
richmond; Capital: Maximum 10000; min
mum 5000. Alexander Cameron. Jr. pres
Richmond "
ro mIhi'tsyiyaHiq Cooperation q Norfolk Nor
seldncr. seeretaTy"botn OF FPs SoffoIk a D.
andrln; capital: Ma%imur rY $1,000 Mini Mini
mum NJ sIon raul H. MacNcil. president. r.
y MacNeii. sccretary--both OF Washington
The Summer Rest Association. Richmond
Tyler, president: Frank d. Beveridee. sec.
retary both OF Richmond.
.NHlcnu'iitnt was issued To the charter OF
the People Bank and Trust Company
tinc>'. Noriolk. incrfasinE its capital stock
Amendment was issued TO the charter Of
me Virginia Dare Vineyard Company tInC)
chansinS name TO Virginia Vineyard Com
pnny IncD, Norfolk
Supplemental certificate of incorpora ton
was issued TO Knstelberg- Edwards Company
lihc.,, changing name 10 Carson Live Stock
Company tInc.). Richmond
,Foregn charter amendment was issued TO
the Elliott Fisher Company a New Jersey
corporation. increasing It's capital stock from
Om 10 100000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
HAVAGES OF MALARIA
SET FORTH IN REPOHI
Lspecial Id rho Tlmcs.nlsnn,ch1

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
Washingt ton, April l0.-Tcn thousu nd
cases OF malaria n month, from June
TO November, in each of the following
states. Alabama, Arkansas. South
Car DINA, Georgia. and Florida, Is one
" Tho striking items in United States
Health report Issued to-day.
Nearly one-third of all the deaths
rom malaria IN Alabama from 1910
10 i'i2 were among children not more
MAN ten years old.
Mississippi statistics show moro than
We as many deaths among the
negroes ~ that state during the nrs,
ten months of 1919 as among the
whites.
In Mississippi and Alabama the dis
ease seems TO be prevalent throughout
tho year.
The mosquits is blamed as the chief
carrier of the malarial germ, nj
ihourh parasites In the blood arc also
q factor
Malaria lowers tn. productive capac-
ny OF workers, ana also causes TIVE,
weeks absence from work per man
on inc average during the malarial
season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
One Day to Easter

To-day is the last day
in which to prepare for
the day of days when a
woman desires to be
well-dressed. Though it
is the last moment, there
are plenty Of pretty
things to choose from.
Several shipments of
merchandise, w hi C h
were expected several
weeks ago, have been re-
ceived; SO everything is
fresh and new in every
one Of our departments.
We will esteem it a IA
vor to be of service to
you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
SUMMER SESSION
WILL HE HELD AT DUBLIN
ISpecial TO Tho Timas- Disnotc,

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
Pulaski. Va, April lot has been
officially announced that the William
and Mary Summer Session will be held
again this summer at Dublin Institute
Dublin. The school was established
three years ago by the faculty of viii
liam and Mary College, williamsburg
Va. Offering summer course to stu
dents and teachers, which has proven
most successful However. there was
ton that tho school would not
be resumed during the coming summer
owing 10 tho curtailmcnt of school
funds by the recent Legislatures In
connection with the announcement il
Is stated that the faculty will he in
creased and the course of study broad
ened. while indications are most prom =
Using for an increased attendance OF
students The climate has proven n
great attraction to the members OF the
faculty who are accompanied by their
families
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
RICHMOND BANKER OFFERS
TO BUY "BARY FRANC"

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. April lO.-"Bnby Frank"
three years old. one Of the living cx-
hihts of the Florence Crittcnden home.
VINO has won many friends by his
sweetness in the show window Of tho
cNhiplt. to-day brought an offer OF
100000 for the homo on condition he
go to the donor.
The offer came from n wealthy Rich
!nond banker, who offered to rniow tho
homo with half a million dollars If hc
We're permitted to adopt Baby Frank
lic resembles n portrait OF one OF
my ancestors" said the banker. AR
range for mo to adopt him, and will
nave my lawyers draw UP tho papers
turning over that amount OF money to
the mission at once.
The banker was told Baby Frank
was not for adoption or sale unless his
mother consented. The name of the
refused TO inQulrers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
MANY ARE NAMED
AS DEL EGATES
Twenty-S Seven North Carolinians
Commissioned to Attend
Drainage Congress.
fepecial 10 Tho Times.pispntch !

Especial TO The Times DIS patch.
Raleigh. y. G. April l0--Liovernor
Craig issued to-day commissions to
twenty seven leading citizens In vari-
Gus parts of the state to attend the
National Drainage Congress- to be In
session in savannah, Ga. April 22-25,
this being tho fourth annual session.
The delegates follow: ]. p Kerr,
Raleigh; NJ. T. II. C;ouveneur, VIII.
mington: Hugh McRuc. Wilmington; A.
II. Ellor, Winston Salem; DR.. j. F..
Alexander, Charlotte; John Wilkinson,
Relhaven, w. w. Pierce, Goldsboro.
J. Lee Crowell. Concord Major w. A
Graham, Raleigh; j. A. Brown, Chad
hourn; Lawrence Brott, Wilson; Q. T.
Willard of Roper Lumber Company;
I. X. Thomas, New Bern 4. Il. Groom,
Jr., Warsaw, L. u. Beard. Salisbury:
H. L. BLADES. Elizabeth City; d. I.
Gore. Wiiminston; L A. Woodland, Will
son; Il. NJ koonce, jacksonville; Q. l.,
Clark. Clarkton g. H. Sellers. Max
ton; g. NJ. McEorSlc. Newton; ]. s.
Myers, Charlotte: r. p. Richardson
Reidsville. George stephens. Char
lotte: Dave White, Mebane: Joseph
hyde Pratt, Chapel Hill.
Sales OF Tobacco
Only seventeen North Carolina to-
bacco markets reported sales of leaf
tobacco during the month OF March.
according TO statement made public
to-day by the State Department or
i,630,2SO pounds. compare with only
l,o66.23S pounds total sales for March.
1913. Winston-Salem lead again this
March, having l,0+1.3o4 pounds. with
Rocky Mount second with 733,430. Tho
sales on the othcr markets reporting
follow: RoXboro, ASS. $3.50: Oxford. 81
226; Durham, 451 900; Roidsville, ga.
,5Ii Mount Airy, 1S0,653: Henderson.
lSd,I6s; Warrenton. l22,0G3: Stoneville
22,ao5; Wilson, 1o2,026: Madison. ST.
w; Greensboro. 93,553; Loulsburu.
l33, 232, Mebanc, 23.G65; Statesyillc
lS.f"o; Pilot Mountain. 6.I76.
corporation commissioners Travis
and Bell returned to-day from Selma
wh"re they heard the petition of Cit,
i1"hs OF Selma for new and larger
union passenger station The nett
toners claim that there are $50 PAS
scmS'ra changing cars and otherwise
u'iiiZins the Selma station daily. ana
mat the facilities arc entirely made
iu"te. and the revenue abundantlv
warrants eXacting the additional ~
pchse TO the railroad companies on
me other hand. the railroad companies
sct OUT that the great majority OF tho
passengers Mt Selma merely cb,nro
between connection trains. and haze
no use FOR the station. and that reN
'lrahGcmcnt and some improvements
10 All mat is needed II Will he anv
crhi lays before the commission n,l.a
any order. ea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
AMBASSADOR REQUESTS
DISAPPOINTMENT OF DINNER
Especial to The Times nisnatcb

>.lSPeviHi 10 inc llmcS- dispatch
New York April 1o.-Genrre r WILL
son ,,,, shid tonight that the dinner OF the
Pilgrims. which was to have bcon
given ut Sherry's on April q, had been
postponed until a later date n. the re-
Guest of the British ambassador. Sir
Cecil Spring-Ricc. Lloyd +. Spndcr
son. the steamship agent. said that the
u.nnsr had been cancelled. and aN in
vitations withdrawn.
Asked If the Panama Canal t,,,s
question had Influenced the committee
Mr. Wilson said:
i can only repeat that the dirner
was postponed az the ambassadors re
quest"
Mr.. Sanderson said: I'VE have not
thought than the King of England =,
Joseph II Choatc, formerly ambas-
Fndor to England. is president of tho
Pilgrims Society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
ACTION MAY ne TAKEN
N CASES or LABOR MEN

;, Chicago, III. April IO-v5hep tho
United states Circuit Court Of Appeais
cohNencs on Tuesday for w. Anvil
term, il is probable tina; action Vii
be taken in the cases OF thirty labor
men VINO We're found guilty oc |on.
spI!hS TO transport dynamite in VIC
atioh OF the Interstate commerce law
= motipn for a rchcarng in thc
cases OF the SIX defendants who Nee
granted ne" trials By the Court q,
appeals Is 10 be pressed by the gov
eminent, and 1t is expected that q
Mone 10Y q stay VIII he presented in
view OF the twenty-four other do
icndants who face prison sentences
Counsei for the defendants have pre- :
clients. and 1t is believed a stay VII,
he asked. at least until the petition
receives attention from President VIII
- "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
SEAL PEI.Ts ARE CLUE
no FATE: OF VESSEL

ST. Johns, April 1o-Seal pclts.
thought 10 have come from the miss
ing sealing steamer Southern Cross,
w"ro sighted to-day seventy miles
south OF ST. Mays Ray. by the steam
er kNle. which has been searching the
cons Tor week. This Is the first
definite clue to the fate OF the vessel.
which, with l73 men on board. was
last reported off the southern coast on
March 30.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
THE AUF'RaANlN STORE
Paris Inspired
Easter Suits at $25

Here are some lovely
Suits that have been
just received. One of
silk poHin is the crea-
ton of : coming French
designer in America,
who has used as his
models two Paris crea-
tions, The one by Poiret
the other by Bernard.
This SUIT has a natty box
coat, with ruflle On bottom and
cut-away effect. The collar Is
fancy and Of the same material,
set off with a chiffon ruffle,
while pretty lace is used as a
trimming on the cuffs. The
skirt h+r double poplin effect.
Other models Of equal
style and by the same
designer in serge, trim
med in MORE.
(French Salon, Second Floor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
NEIfntlOn L. increasing.

Rome. April 10.--Agitation among
rhilroad men. who threaten strike on
-Npril ld. is increasing. and extremists
are fomenting discomfort among en-
ploycs OF other branches of the public
service; There is slight possibility OF
an understanding being reached. ana
me authorities have arranged for a
limited railroad service and have taken
all prccAutl0ns " reprcss disorder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
LEGAL STATUS or KISS
Is FORMALLY DECLARED

;London. April io.-The legal status OF tho
KISS mas been formally laid down by the
Imperial Court at i-epseig follows:
n KISS IS an operation performed on ths
hody 81 another, which always requires ths
permission OF the person kissed. Kisses NAV
"itS oc given without special permission
When ticit consent IS certain, that is to saw
IN the case OF close relatives. children or
lovers. II: however. the other party not
merely aNects COyneSs, but offers scrto;,s re
sIstence the kiss may he regarded as IL.
eS2I with personal rights and infringement
or honOr. Whoever under such circuru.
stances Imposes n kiss on another renders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Seek Proof of Insan,tx.

t-t"N,ti 10 TIC IImcS-DiSpatCh.J
AleXahdria. Va. April i0-Deposi
lions TO prove that Robert Villa rd held
ny the Cincinnati authorities for the
ndurner OF MS vito and baby last De-
, ,oTr' Is insane; were taken to-day
nciorc Attorney Il. -. Brumback nv.
Attorney Charles Sawyer, OF Cinctn.
nAti, representing the accused man.
acco'npanylnS the attorney hero was
assistant Prosecuting Attorney Simon
Noss. willard was in Alexandria last
MoSemhGr and rema ined here about a
W ,,,,h ne had business transactions
WIN number OF people while in this
city, u is Stntcd = 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
SECRETARY WILSON OPPOSES
FEATURES or CONVENTION

WASHINGTON. April l0-Secretarv Of
LABOR wilson opposed some features OF
inc safety nj sea convention recon
hended NY Secretary of state BRYAN
ana pending before the Senate Foreign
the question Will he discussed by the
cabinet next week The convention
is being fought by the Scancn's In
tcrnntionai Union and other labor or
EaniZations. who argue that If the CON
Vention Is adopted, the United states
Will he prevented from building up Its
merchant marine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
All lids Rejected

AILSpeCIHi 20 The Times Dispatch.1
tbn fA I'M ,,, Va April 10.-Owing To
tnc LaSt tnat the seven bids receivnT
py the Joint committee on public pron-
cry ana fire for the construction Of p
new mouse for the Relief Hook and
Ladder Company We're in excess or tho
appropriation or $4,000 for tho work.
.i' We're rejected. and it was decided
ten days. h LAO heNt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
CAPTAIN COOPER WILL.
COMMAND LOUISIANA

Washington. April 1O.-Captain G.. r.
Cooper. now in command Of the hydro
graphic office. has been ordered to
command tho Louisiana. He will be
Department by Captain Thomas WASH
ington. Captain Washington's place on
the board of inspection of survey for
ships VIII be filled by tho assignment
Of Commander II. a. Wiley. Captain
Washington was promoted to his pres
ont grade on April 8. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
ECONOMIES SAVE 100000

Covernment nenciltrd by Work OF
Fourth Assistant Postnnster-Gcncrnl
Washington April i0.--Economies ef-
fectcd by Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General lilakcslee during the first year
or his administration have nettcd tho
government saving of 100000, ac-
cordinE to figures announced by
fostmastcr-Ge Bur!eson
me replacing of tho old fashioned
mai locks with new and lighter locks
- said TO have resulted in a saving OF
S2p"'uoo: sab,c00 was saved by using
canvas instead OF leather pouchcs re.
nuction In office employees nettcd SAB
ouV, ana tho manufacture and purchase
oil C0nCclinE MnChincS. SlOn nnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Engagement Announced.

TSnecIaI 20 THO Times Dispntch
is vn dHn If a lsThe
crime Moncurc. daughter OF MIR and
MIS-. Conway Moncure. or Shreveport.
cure: to William Fitzhugh Ficklcn, son
OF Ny. and Mrs. William T.. Ficklen, OF
5e!inont, near Falmouth, who IS a resi-
dent OF Staunton. Va. The wedding viii
he solem niZed In st. Marks Eplscopni
church at Shreveport. La. on the even
ing Of Thursday. April %. at $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
FORCED TO WORK LONG
HOURS FOR SMALL PAY

Terrc IIaute. Ind. April 1o.-There
are engineers and tiremcn employed
IN mines o! Indiana who are compelled
70 work cighty-four hours n week for.
$40 a month. This declaration was
made to-day by William Houston
president OF District No. II, United
NINE Workers OF America. at the Joint
conference of the miners and operators
IN session here TO negotiate II new wage
scate' President Houston was speak
ing or the miners demand for an eight
hNur haN for the miners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
England IL Su.nicIon..

Especial Gable 10 The Times Dlsna tch !
London, April 0.--ConEratulatius
their reconciliation. the Daily Graphic,
In an editorial SAYS:
There ia only one point In tho treaty.
calculated To arouse criticism-thc nro-
pnsal 10 conccdc TO Colombia 'extrnor-
binary preferential rights in the Pan
anna Canal. What these rights may he
wo cannot say. but il is we'll to re-
memher That preferential rights arc
inpossIble under, the -pauncefot1
knowicdged hv both Colonbic ana
President Wilsop''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Disputed Points s,t,I,d.

New York. April l0.-Disputed points
IN the awards made some time ago Nv
me Federal arbitration board which
decided on the complaints of the $4,000
trainncn ana conductors against East :
efn railroads. were definitely settled
by law to-day. The board fled in Fed
eral Court here Its ruling on the claims
OF the employees that the roads rnsin-
terprttcd some of the awards in n
manner TO affect the men adversely.
The ruling, under the Newland act, be-
comes part OF the document of the
awards.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
HnrrIs-nlIyC

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
Frederickshur Nn.. April lQ.-Ed-
ward Il. Harris and Miss Nellie Olive.
GauEhter OF NJ. and Mrs. y y. Olive
both of King George County, were mar
iied yesterday at the home OF the
the Baptist Church. performing the
ceremony. They will make their home
in King George County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
S-----------------
Tnkcn Back fn GnnrrI.

T7"nNII'e, va. Ap'lI lV.-Nhn Henry GoOl--
ny tho Young Georgia fugitive wanted at
ponS'lss Coffee County Ga. on the charge
81 numbering Tom Hodge In dispute over
a game Of cards four years ago left here
mis- afternoon for the scene Of his crime in
I ouetody Of Deputy Sherin w NJ. Tanner
VINO arrived hero this morning from Rich
Mohd. armNd with rnlH!S!tinn rannrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Appeal From Rcdnc,d.

WtshInhto NpfII lo.--An appeal 10 Com
gross ~ recognize the Imperative need M
surveys ilEhthnuse and fog signal establish
m"nts ana OF tho removal Of deadly pinnacle
rocks along The Alaskan coast before tho
s"T"rnment raiitoad IN Alaska 10 huilt and
summing Increased. was made to-day by
secretary Redncld In letter TO several
Western Sentative and Reptesentntives
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
Lec--Cnrtcr.
Lee
Snnrinl 10 Th Z

TSnociaI 20 Tine Timcs Dlspntch1
eLynchhurr, Va. April Yesterday
aiterno"u At the parsonage of Frank
IN street baptist Church. Miss Ada /.
Garter was married tn Ernest r. Lee,
OF this city. The bride Is a daughter
OF John w. Carter. or Appomattox
county. Rev w. =. Page was the
celebrant After trip to Washing
ton they will live here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
YOUTHS OF HRISToI ENGAGE
IN FIGHT WITH SHOTMCS


Bristol. Va April iO-ln a dght hctw..,
showmen with Kit Carson's Wild West and
Town youths here Tonight cleo Fitzgerald
h"h ms hcad Eashed and was rendered nm.
conscious. while clown was shot I'm tho
mouth and Two other men were stabbed
The police rounded UP most of tho sCran.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

MT ana Mrs. Paul Roscoe Ray the
latter formerly Miss MAY Louise 1'rIr-
ner. arc spending Easter with Mrs.
Elmer :. McFadt!cn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

New York, April &c s. Iovctt.
chairman of the Union Pacific Railway
company. was at his desk to-day for
the first time In two months. having
returned from q trin to Itnlv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

MIS-. Even Davidson and her small
daughter. Virginia. arc guests Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w
hoincr. on Floyd Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

Mrs Robert Pickett Burwcli. OF Pow
hatan county. ana her daughter. Vir-
GINA. spent several days here recently,
en- route from Florida. where they
spent the winter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

MISS Elizabeth Fincgnn. Of Ncwpor
News. VIII have as her guest for scv
erai Gays Miss Eugcnia May Jobson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11
To Visit baltimore.

To Visit baltimore.
Says the Baltimore News:
Mrs. Eugene G. lie Bullet has issued
Invitations to luncheon to he given
q. her residence 1890 Belvedere Ter
race. on Thursday, April 80. at .
o'clock in honor OF Mrs T. l'rani,
r'eford. who. with Mr.. Deford. returned
yesterday To Elenola, their country
I'locc n Towson. after spending the
winter in the south MIR. and Mrs
DefoTd will have as their guests over
Easter Mrs. S. ID. Drewry. the mother
Or Mrs. Dcford, whom they have recent
~ been visiting ut their home In Cen
tlala Va
Sailing for RcrmuiIn
Mrs. Robert S. Bosher. who is at tho
Hotel Wolcott. In New York CITY. was
Joined this week by her son. Or. r. S.
Eosher, Jr Mrs. Bosher and her son
expect TO sail shortly from that place
for q trip TO Bermuda
Saturday Afternoon Dance.
The regular Saturday afternoon
dance OF the Highland Park Cotillion
club will be suspended this after
noon on account of Holy Week on
saturday: April is, there viii be a
castle Walk" contest, and prizes will
be awarded. Special features have been
planned Tor the affair which Will be a
very interesting and delightful one.
sta! at Home Whist Club.
The Stay-at-lIomc Whist Club will
'loid us regular weekly meeting on
Monday night with Mrs. j. C. Lamb at
her residence. S27 West Grace street
fishers at Wedding.
AT tho wedding OF Congressman
riood on April IS Congressman Nc
Neilar and Dupre viii be ushers. Harry
EIood Byrd, OF Winchester. will be
me best man John Barrett. director
aI"ciai OF the Pan-American Union
lnothas BoilinE Byrd. OF Richmond;
Hlchard Evelyn Byrd. United States
NAVY; John Campbell, OF Baltimore:
John Quinn. OF New York; Colonel
Ioseph Button, Paul " Portner. and
EDWARD G. Portner have also been
chosen as ushers.
In and Out OF Town,
Mrs. John Kerr Branch .ia sncnd;nr
9.,i rev days with friends in New YORK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

Robert l. Toombs, OF G02 West Mar
shall street, who was operated on a
Grace Hospital this week. liz now i'm
proving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

Mr.; and Mrs, Russell C. Williams. O,
17lS Hanover Avenue. arc spending SOW.
eral days at Old Point Comfort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

a. w. koiner, OF Carozai. Canal Zone
l'anama. Is spending few days with
relatives In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

visiting her sister. Mrs. Even David.
son; IN Charleston. :. c., is returning
TO Richmond for Easter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-11

and his wife are very prominent and
distinguished people. ho arrived from
Scotland last week, and is in Richmond
I" deliver tho spring course of Sprun;
lectures at the seminary.