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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-03

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
MAY SECURE NATIONAL
CITY PLANNING CONFERENCE
Adams md Dnbney Return From An
nunl Convention Held In Detroit.
Invited Association Here.

Richmond received effective adver-
Using at the National Conference on
CITY Planning, which was held in
Detroit Mich, Monday, Tuesday and
"wednesday OF this week. w. III. Adams
president OF the Board of Aldermen.
and w. T. Dabney. general manager
OF tho Chamber OF Commerce. who
have just returned from Detroit. we're
! inc city's representatives at the gath
ering, the personnel Of which included
many experts on municipal develop
mcnt whose regulations are world
wide.
An invitation for the 1915 confer
ence to be held in Richmond was pre-
scented by Mr.. Dabney on behalf OF
the Chamber of Commerce, and Mr.
Adams on behalf of the city. 4 letter
from Mayor George Ainslie, lndors-
ing the invitation, was read, and Gov
eFn"r Henry c. Stuart sent COM
munication, assuring the delegates "A
welcome by the people OF the State
NJ large. Baltimore. New York and
Cleveland were also candidates for the
next conference, tho selection of the
place for which was left in the hands
OF tho executive committee
guarantee OF s2,50l would have
insured Richmond's selection. but Mr.
ADAMS and Mr. Dabncy were not au-
thoriZcd 20 make such an offer, and
the matter will be put up to the city
authorities when Mr.. Adams makes his
report. Tho conference was anxious
10 come to Richmond because 1t has
never met in Southern city and also
because OF the field offered for tho
exploitation OF the ideas advanced in
city planning" The conference takes
up plans for the future development
OF city, including its traffic. eco
nomical, manufacturing and other
commercial growth. and shows how the
same problems have been met in other
communities. 1t advocates a perman-
ent commission on city planning"
In extending the invitation for the
conference to come 10 Richmond, Mr..
Dabney pointed out the advantages
offered by the city. and told of it's
great progress in the past and OF it's
plans for n Greater Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
CHAMBER MAY SEND ITS
OWN ADVERTISING AGENT
Publicity for Richmond to Re Secured
on Blues Trip to Snn
ErnnclscO.

At a meeting OF the advertising COM
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce e
yesterday morning plans were dis
cussed for advertising Richmond dur
ing the tour OF the Richmond Blues,
who will accompany Governor Henry
c. stuart to San Francisco for "Vir-
GINA Day at the Panama Pacific EN-
position. The report OF the chairman n.
W. T. Reed, was adopted, recommend
ing the printing of 10000 copies Of
the Chamber OF Commerce ma gaZine,
Richmond" for distribution on the
trip. The publication will be appro-
priately designed for the occasion and
will include outlines OF the CONNER
cial, banking. industrial and social OPP
portunities offered by Richmond.
The question of sending a special
representative of the chamber with
the party Is now being considered.
1t is pointed out that TO secure proper
publicity for the advantages of the
city itself on the trip there must be
someone in the party charged with this
particular duty, and who will be able
TO get material about Richmond print
ed in the newspapers OF the cities
where stops Will be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
IN AND OFT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Reginald koehler and Miss
Frances koehier, Of Roanoke. have
been spending several days al mo
jefferson Hotel, in this city.
MISS Isabelle Ware. of Charlotte. \.
g., Is the guest OF her uncle. George
w. Harrington. at 1905 Grove Avenue,
II. H. seay, Jr., OF Blackstone. is con-
ra!escing AZ St Luke's hospital follow
'he an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs Phillips and Miss Elizabeth
fhillips, Of this city. are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. George d. Hopkins, of Alex.
andra.
Mrs. a y. Latane and her daughters
Misses Alice Brooke and Martha COR,
don, motored to Richmond from Tan
pahannock recently for short stay
with relatives.
w. W Old has returned to Norfolk,
after spending several days with
friends In this city.
MISS Lucy Gran, Arn!stead is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Rober, +
Peyton. Jr., at 1917 Park Avenue en-
route for Black Mountain. y. c.
Major and Mrs w \. Anderson have
returned 10 their home in Lexington.
after attending tho reunion here. ard
nave as their guests, Misses Frances
Jordan. Margaret Edmunds and Jean
Blair, OF this city.
Cadet Raphael Griffin, Of the V!r
Firia Military Instltutc, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs John f.
Bauer. has returned TO Lexington.
Mrs C NJ Sneison. OF 220o West Main
Street, is leaving in a few DAYS for
New York, where she will visit her
sister. Mrs. Kohn. for about two
months.
Miss Ethel Bauer, who has been the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs r C Hammer,
in Lynchhurg for three weeks. has re
turned TO the city
Miss Alicia Todd and Miss Madeline
Hicks. Of Norfolk, have heen visiting
Miss Margaret Michigan, In Richmond
Mrs. Wilmer NJ. Cox. OF Westhampton,
continues i'll at the Stuart Circle Hos
pital. where she has been for the past
three weeks
Miss Annie Davis, OF this city. is at
tending tinals at V. Z. l., near Blacks
burg.
w. L. Burruss has returned TO his
home In Frederick burg, after a short
stay in Richmond.
Miss Alley Thompson. who has been
visiting rcla here for a week, has
returned TO Norfolk.
Mrs. B. V. Harvey and her DAUGHTERS.
Margaret and Lottie, have returned TO
DanVille. after short stay here.
Mrs. Logan Harris. of this city. is
the guest OF Mrs. j. NJ. Harris, al her
home in Blackstone.
Mrs. W. p. Ballard and Mrs. Stuar,
Lottier and her children have returned
to Newport News. after visiting friends
in Richmond.
Miss Fannie Seay. of Blackstone, las
been in Richmond for stay of sew.
eral days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
NEWS OF ASHLAND


lSp"clhl 70 j ne Times DlSDatch.l
ASHLAND, VA, June ll.-One of the
most brilliant affairs held here during
the Randolph Macon College finals was
the Phi Delta Theta dinner dance
given at The Henry Clay Inn. The color
scheme OF Blue and white, the fra
ternity colors, vas carried out in every
detail Covers were laid for thirty,
and the table was arranged with a
large basket OF white carnations and
smilax tied with tulle. Dainty cut
silver bracelets with the raised Greek
letters We're given as souvenirs. John
simpson, Of Richmond, was POSTMASTER.
The chaperons included Mesdames j.
r. Riddick and IT. D. Hart. Thore pres
ent were: Miss Clark, OF Newpor; News
and Mr.. Lambeth; Miss Eunicc West
and Frank Christian, Miss Lucy Temp
ktns and Tom Christian, Miss Laura
Rlanton and Mr.. Dudley. Miss Rvbec
kearsley. of East Radford, and Mr..
Jones. Miss ImoEene Riddick and r J..
Patton. Miss Nancy Midyette and MIR.
SheNey, Miss Mildred Hart and Mr..
Guilbert. Miss Ann Mango and Mr.
simpson. Miss Elese Cardwell and Mr.
and ]. Patton. Miss Virginia Marshall
and Hir. Hall: Following the dinner
dancing was enjoyed. An orchestra
from Washington played. Representa-
tives from each fraternity in college a.
tended the dance. and included Mcssrs
- -
Phi Epsilum; Hammond and Young. of
kappa Alpha; Squircs and Scott of Phi
Kappa Sigma, and NcMasters and Byrd,
OF Kappa Sigma
The tea dance given on Wednesday
afternoon by sta Chapter, Kappa sig
ma. was most enjoyable affair. About
100 guests were present, including the
visiting and town girls, and represen-
tativts from the fraternities in college
Misses Brown and Beverage who
were guests OF Miss Gertrude Hatcher
during the finals, have returned TO their
homes in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and Miss Anna
Taylor. OF Ivor, and Miss GLADYS
prewry. OF CaPron. spent several days
al the Henry Clay Inn this week. and
attended the finals at Randolph Macon.
Calvert Estill left to-day for Wash
ington TO spend several days before
going to the White Sulphur Springs.
Miss Rebec Kearsley, of East Rad
ford. and Miss Clark, of Newport News,
have concluded their visit 10 Mrs. (.
w. Patton, at the Henry Clay Inn, and
returned 10 their homes.
Miss Gwendolyn Johnson. of Bed
ford City. was the guest of Miss Rob
erts this week.
Professors 3. Is. Eane and Brown OF
Randolph Macon Academy. Bedford
City: Byrd Hopkins and L. l. Lipscomb.
of Randolph Macon Academy. Front
Royal; Herbert Lipscomb, of Randolph
Macon Womans College, Lynchburs,
were among those here during COM
mcnccment week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
J. H. c. BEVERLY, SENIOR
AT V. P. l., DIES SUDDENLY
WA" Walking From Mountain Lnke to
pembroke When He EXpired-Pnr-
cnts Way to DIacksburr

BLACKSBURG. VA. June Ill. Fl.
Z. beverly, twenty years old, son of
Robert Beverly, OF Essex County, and
senior at the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, died suddenly this morning
while walking from Mountain Lake to
Pembroke, to take tho train back to
Blacksburg. In company with two
classmen. Mr.. Beverly walked to the
lake yesterday and ii is thought that
the trip overtaXed him. His death
occurred near the home Of John UoCe.
in Giles County, and Mr. Hogc attended
TO sending the body to the college the
party arriving here at 2 o'clock A
brief service was held at o'clock on
tho campus in front of the hospital
the battalion of cadets and faculty at
tending. after which the body was cs-
corted TO the depot and placed aboard
the train 10 be sent TO Essex for burial
At the depot a volley was fired over
the casket and taps sounded. Three
members of the senior class went TO
Richmond. where Mr.. Beverly's parents
were waiting. They were on their
way here to be present when he re-
cived his diploma next Wednesday,
after n four years course
On account OF this death the social
events of the finals arranged for to-
night. were given up, but the regular
program from Saturday night through
Wednesday night Will be carried out as
scheduled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
PROCEEDINGS IN SUPREME
COURT OF APPEALS

l'pecldl 10 i lie Inn DIS pa ten.
WfTHENILLE, VA, June Il.-rro-
ceedinSs in the Supreme Court OF APP
pcals to-day were AS follows:
Fulton VS.. Cox, argued by II. \. Cox
for appellant and w. 5. PoaG for ap-
lice. and submitted; Mckinney vs..
Trustees Emory and Henry College,
argued by \. Gray Gilmere and r. F.
Hutton for appellant and George e
Penn for appellee. and submitted;
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany VS. Warden, argued by John s.
Draper for plaintiff in error and j. c.
Wysor for defendant, and submitted.
Court adjourned until Monday morn
ing.
Next cases TO be called are as fol-
lows Taylor ct ais. VS.. Delaney ct
ais; Heuser, trustee and receiver, VS.
Belvin; Sipe VS.. Alley: Hartman VS..
Moss; Norfolk and Western Railway
Company vs.. A J Steele &: SON Wilson
VS.. Woodbridge; Meeks VS.. Fox ct ais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

lSrcClal 10 ne lme S-lDSDltCh.I
CAPE CHARLES. VA, June 1l-A
very pretty wedding took place here
on "Wednesday when Miss Florence ".
wilkins, daughter OF DR.. John r. VIII
kins. Jr.. was married to Lynn w. Ste
venson, deputy collector in charge OF
the port OF Cape Charles. Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church was beau
tifully adorned with flowers and plants.
Rev. NJ. C. Douehcrty OBLIGATED, and
he was assisted by Rev. J. S. Montgom-
cry. pastor of Cape Charles Preshy-
terrain Church.
The bride was given away by her
father. She wore an exquisite Paris
gown Of white duchess satin, trimmed
with real lace and pearls, the veil being
caught with orange blossoms. and she
carried shower bouquet of white
roses and lilies of the valley. Miss
Mary f. wilkins was the maid Of
honor. Miss Annie Wilkins, niece OF
the bride, was the flower girl. The
bridesmaids were Misses Irene While
land, Mamie Bett Williams. Sallie Saw
age and Mrs. Claude Mapp The best
man was Curry Thomas and the ushers
were Lynn w Meekins, John w. Daniel
Aubrey Williams and John T. Will
kins III
The ceremony took place at 1890
o'clock and the church was filled with
guests from Virginia, Maryland. Della
ware, Pennsylvania and New York
Among them were Norman r. Hamil-
ton. collector Of the District of vir-
ginia; Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Collins.
laurel. Del: Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn R.
Meekins, Hershey, Pr: Mrs. L. S. Har-
gis. Pocomoke City, Md. Mayor and
Mrs. I. j. Burbase, Cape Charles; Mr..
and Mrs L. E. Mumford, Cape Charles:
DR.. and Mrs. Daily, Miss Margaret Ma
son, Boston, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. John
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y. C w. Surgeons mt Old Point.

l''I'''"i ~ iit ililcS- ten.
OLD POINT. VA, June 1.-THE AS
ISOLATION Of Surgeons Of the Norfolk
and Western Railway has just closed
Its annual meeting at the Hotel Cham
berlin. Interesting papers were read
by DR.. Merrill Ricketts,, OF Cincinnati.
O.. and DR.. s. :. Gale. of Roanoke. The
address of welcome was made by Col
oncl o. y. stark. surgeon of Fortress
Monroe. The response on behalf OF
the association was made by Dr.. Il. f.
Nennins. OF Charlestown. W. Va.
The retiring president. Dr. =. H.
killy, OF Vivian. w. Va, delivered mis-
address. and last night the conven-
tion' adjourned after electinG Dr. w.
l.. Hudson. of Luray, president; Or.
\. p. Ogleshy, of Columbus. O.. vice
president. and Or. 7. II. Armistead, of
Roanoke, SECRETARY treasurer.
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FEDERAL INSPECTION

Investigations of alleged violations
OF the Federal navigation laws by Graf,
in James River are being made by an
inspector detailed from the Treasury
Department. An officer has been in
Richmond several days for this pur-
pose, but no report has yet been made
public.
Under the Federal law, each vessel
using motor power is not permitted to
leave its moorings without complying
with the law regarding ife-preservers
lights, license, copies of regulations
and other rules OF navigation
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T. wilkins. Eastville; Captain r. A. Me-
CURE DR.. and Mrs. G. l.. nottingham,
Or. and Mrs J. l.. Lynch. and practic-
ally all the other representative people
Of Cape Charles and vicinity. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. p. Walters. Pocomokc City, Md.
and Mr.. and Mrs Edward Twilley, Po-
comokc city. Md.
y reception to the bridal party and
members OF the families was held at
the home OF DR. and Mrs. Wilkins. Mr.
and Mrs. Stevenson left on the night
train for tho North. They will return
10 their home in Cape Charles the last
OF this month.
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TO William Fox School He was taken
completely by surprise, and made a
very feeling little speech of thanks
Recent Guests.
Mrs. Clifton White of 1903 South Fifth
street. had az her guests during the
reunion her aunt, Mrs. George Carroll.
and her son, Richard. and her friend.
MISS Carrie Perrow. While here ,hev
were entertained by Mrs. Clifton White,
Mrs. Charles Turner and Alrs WiIii,r,
Danzcnbakcr. Miss Perrow and Mrs
Carro!l left for their home last night
clifton White, Jr. also left last nigh,
with his aunt. Mrs. Carroll. to sDend
the summer with his grandmother. Mrs.
,. X. Waldrop, in Knoxville. Tenn.