The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-08
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Holds MentAiy Recital.
The second of the regular series of
monthly recitals at the Southern Col
lege was given before the faculty and
student body In the college chapel
last evening. The program was open
ed by three of the younger students
of piona with march. followed by
fiye piano and FIVE vocal numbers by
rered. which proved thoroughly en-
joyabie, was as follows.
Fart 7.
Piano Trio-~Little Hero March
Lenxoerg)-Miss Blanche okennon,
Virginia, Miss sara Vice. Virginia,
Miss Theresa Abrams. New York.
Vocal Dust-Haste. for the Night is
Enhancing twakeneld- SMITH Miss
Lula Berger, Virginia; Mrs. Eva Laurie
Peasants.
Piano solo--Refrain des Raigneuses
fWaehs)-Miss Eva Arlington. Nir-
ginia.
Vocal soio--Goedbye, Sweet Day
CVannah)--Mtss Edith Meyers. Illinois.
Piano Solo-Spring Song CLiebling)
Miss Eva Moon, Ohio.
Part =.
Piano Solo--The Avalanche, On IS. No.
tHeuer) Alene Peck. Michigan.
Vocal solo~-Sing. Smile, slumber
tGounod)--M!ss Mary Congdon. vir-
sinia.
Piano solo-Dites-moi tNevin)-
Miss Marguerite Alfs. Illinois
Vocal solo-~vallanelle CDel Agua)~-
Miss Lula Berger. Virginia
Piano soio--Prelude-Op %. No IS
fChopin)--Miss DOROTHY Peel, Texas.
Vocal Solo--Aria From Travtata
tverdi)-Miss Lucille Chappelle. vir-
ginia.
Mrs. Matte r. Ncwcomb.
Hrs. Matte Ellen Newcomb. wife
Of Mr.. +. l.. Neweomb, died at her
residence, SIG Halifax Street, ut GLE
O'Clock this morning following long
period of falling health, Mrs, New
comb was in the fifty-second year OF
highly esteemed by wide circle Of
friends. Besides her husband, she is
usrvived by one son and one daughter,
J. Leslie NewComb. of Petersburg
and Mrs. Il. b. Lawrence, oe Nor
folk: also by ono sister, Mrs. Mary
3. Taylor. Of this city.
The funeral will be conducted from
Old Blandford Church at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. Rev J. n. Nc
clure, Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, will offtciate.
Funeral of s. s. Elliott.
The funeral of Samuel Seaton FL
lott was conducted from the resi-
dence in East Tahb Street at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Lewis
NJ. Roper, of the First Baptist Church.
offlciated at the residence, and Esv.
+. w Moore of'iciated at the grave.
The following were pallbearers:
Honorary--Messrs. c. l.. Wright, r.
J. j. spratley, L. A Hartley and DIR.
Herbert w Talley.
Active--Mcssrs James Y Branch, |
n Davenport. Herbert Bozen, c =
Andrews. Fl. y. James, Roy Mccain,
j +. Jordan and j. ID. Smith. com
nittee from Blandford Lodge, No. 3
Ancient. Free and Accepted Masons.
OF which the deceased was a mem
Der.
Items of Interest.
c. y. Fitzpatrick, a young white man
was arrested by the local police last
night charged with the theft OF
dozen quarts Of whiskey and six small
glasses from "a local dealer The
arrest was made by Detective AID
ridge and the stolen goods were re-
covered.
Doc Jackson coiored was brought
to the Petersburg Hospital this af-
ternoon from his home near Church
Road, suffering with a pistol shot
wound in his leg. said to have been
! inflicted by n companion with whom
he Ws~rshootng crap,
/, Tho Junior Memorial Association
organized by Miss Bttie q. Sweenew
! about two years ago AS an aid to the
Ladies' Mem orlal Association, was
rendered a reception by Miss Sweeney
+ In A, +. Hill Camp Hall last evening.
There were about ESQ members Of
the association in attendance, all OF
j whom enjoyed thoroughly the music
/ games and refreshments.
I Miss Louise Alice Williams. of Al
lanta, Ga. will present IAN Evening
! of Plantation Stories and Songs" i'll
the Lee School auditorium at S:t5
O'Clock Friday evening next, for the
| benefit of rthe Petersburg High
! School Athletic Association.