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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
John MARSHALL WINS
ANNUAL TRACK NEE /
Public School Athletes Register Forty Points While Academy
Was Garnering Twenty two-Thomas Bins, of
Benedictine, Fractures Wrist in Fall.

first place, and instead of tossing up
they agreed TO divide up first and Sec
end place, each getting four points.
kuyk won the pole vault, while
Brandt carried off the honors in both
the fifty-yard and 300-yard dasnes.
Core, OF John Marshall. won the nifty
yard hurdle race.
The relay team representing Black
stone Academy succeeded In winning
over the Petersburg High School team
In the mile relay. The Blackstone
boys displayed fine form. and 1t Is
believed that they have one of the best
Troop No. IL won the medals in
the Boy Scout relay.
The summary follows:
Fifty-Yard Dash--Brand John
MarshalD, first; Miller academy,
second; Binns tBenedictine), third.
Time: Six seconds.
Fifty-Yard Hurdle--Care John
MarshalD, FIRST Graham John Mar
shalD, second: Whittet Academy,
third. Time: Seven seconds.
Three HUNDRED Yard Dash Brandt
tJohn MarA:alD. first; Kahn John
MarshalD. second; Spencer tAcad-
envy, third. Time: Forty and one
fifth seconds.
ElEHt IluHulth anu E<kSlits anu
Run--Speueer academy. first;
Thompson John MarshalD, second;
Turner John MarsfralD. third.
Time: 2:24 1-5
High Jump--Peple John Mar
shan), johnson tJosin MarshalD. tied
for first; kuyk academy. third
Height: Five feet four and one-half
inches.
Pole vault-Kuyk academy, first !;
Johnson John MarshalD. second;
Stringer (Jchn MarshalD, third.
Height: Nine feet
Shotpui--Trainham academy.
first; Gray (John MarslalD. second:
Miller ACADEMY. third. Distance:
Thirty five feet six inches.
Championship Relay Between John
Academy tWhitlock, Strother.
Spencer. Hind Time; All rs.
Relay Between Blackstone Academy
and Petersburg High Schooi-~Won by
Blackstone tF'innev. Jennings. Crump.
Robertson) Time: s:26 IA.
Relay Race Between Boy Scout
Troops Nos. / and 3i~-Won by
Troop No. tW, Lawrence. II Law
renee Winston. Markey). Time,
t:t2 As.
Relay Race Between Troops Nos.
and l2-~Won by Troop No, t2 tClift,
Westmon, Malcolm. Paeee. Timer
t.to 80
Relay Race Between Troops IL and
Won by Troop No. l2-tClift.
Westmon. Malcolm. Pace), Time:
1859 A..
DnIctais-E pferee Saville: starter.
Dobson; clerk, Sheppard Crump;
Judges. simpson. Bagby and Rich
ards: timers, Vaughan, Waddill.
Strother: inspectors, r. NcRee. },
McRee Wood Baldwin and Hill; an
uouncer Hotze.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

from . until 8 o'clock The proceeds
of the sale will go to the help OF a
very needy aad worthy family.
Miss Daisy Adams, who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Robert Bryan.
mas returned to Baltimore.
Miss Helen Christian is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. David G.. Mcintosh
Jr" at their home. near Towson. Md.
Mrs. r. d. Garland and Miss Ellen
Garland, who have been spending
several months near Salem, have re.
II rned to tle city.
james. Augustine made a brief visit
In Lynchburg this week.
Mrs. Frank Moran and little daugh-
ter Margaret of stanton. are visiting
relatives and friends in Richmond.
Miss Margaret thinner. of Peters
burg, y is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
Floyd Rogers, in Lynchburg.
Miss Virginia Dance. of Danvilie,
* the guest Of the Misses Glennan, in
Norfolk. Z
Miss clyde Moseley and Miss Iona
Furyear, of IAWrenCeville. Va. spent
several days recently in Richmond.
Miss Ethel watkins of Travellers
Rest Hallsboro, Va, Was d recent
visitor in town.
Mrs q Monet King is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. T. Norman Cunning
ham, on Charles street. in Fredericks-
burg.
Miss Elizabeth Conway, of Freder-
icksburg. is visiting relatives in Rich
mond
Misses Jean and Mary Morris. or
Farmyille. who have been visiting
here. have returned home.
Rev. Deval Gwathnev. Of Waynes.
boro is spending some time here.
Mrs. l. W, Toms. OF Durham. n. c..
Is the guest of Mrs. +. A. Smoot a
her residences. ~ North Fifth Street.
Mrs William G. Camp. Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Littleton Davis, III
Roanoke
Mrs A. Sidney Morton is in Charles
ton, W Va. 10 attend the Morton
Wingdeld wedding on Monday,
Mrs. Joba u. II. Ross and daugh-
ter. Miss May Ross. of Lexington. are
ttlc guests or Mrs A. 6 Ruford, in
this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
SONS OF AMERICA =
HOLD CELEBRATION

Washington Camp. No 20. Patriotic
Order Sons of America, celebrated its
tenth anniversary last night In Rob
ben's Hall. Swsnsboro,
Nearly every member of the lodge
was present and several visitors at
tended the cele
r. e, l.. Moncure. commissioner of
internal revenue. made the principal
address Short talks by members of
the lodge were also made.
The musical program. which was
prepared by special committee, was
attractive. After the addresses a light
luncheon was served. The celebration
is an annual affair
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
by ERNEST POLLARD.

Although at times it looked as il
the Richmond Academy track men
were going to give the public school
lads a hard run for the honors, the
John Marshall athletes last night
duplicated their past performances on
the track by easily winning the an
nual preua ratorY school meet staged
at the Richmond Blues Armory. The
Benedictine boys. only two of whom
had ever participated in track events
previous TO last night. were unable to
make much of a showing against the
other experienced men. When the
meet ended John Marshall had forty
points to its credit, vita me Academy
and Renedictine trailing second and
third with twenty-five and one point.
respectively
The feature even; Of the evening
was the SS0-yard run, which was won
by Spencer, Of the Richmond
Academy. Thompson. of John Mar
shall finishing only a foot behind
the winner II was interesting from
start to iinissl but the last lap furnish
ed excitement galore. For a while
il looked as il Thompson was going
to win when Spencer let cut all of his
reserve energy and speed and darted
ahead of him just before the tape
was redg he'd,
Rinn> Fractures Wrist,
The 300-yard dash was also a lively
Affair Brandt. John Marshall's
newest track mdu. took the lead from
the crack Of t'1e pistol aud retained il
Throughout the race For while il
looked as Il Thomas B,nns. Of Bene-
dictinc. Wa going 10 place in this
event. bnt ~ I after the first rap he
fell. fractufing his left wrist, ~
physician was called but he was later
taken to a hospital for treatment.
Brandt led in scoring. winning two
first places for total OF ten points
Johnson. of John Marshall. look sec
und place with seven points, while
Spencer and Kuyk, both al the
Academy. tied for third honors. each
having six points Is their credit In
the high jump Captain Johnson and
Peple. of Jotm Marshall. were tied for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
"a skies----Miiior.

Charlottesville Va, Feb. 12.--Mr.
Jacquelin Amber Caskie, of Rich
mond. Va. and Miss Margaret Lee
Minor. daughter of MIR. John Minor.
of '.Gale Hill" this county. were
married last evening at the home of
the bride. Rev. n. y. Lee. ID. D.. rec
tor of Christ Episcopal Church, Of
ficiating. Owing to the recent death
OF the brides uncle, DIR. Dabney Trice,
only a few guests were present at the
ceremony, Mr., John Caskie, brother
Of the groom was best man. and Miss
Phyllis ZONES. of Richmond. maid OF
honor. Immediately after the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Caskie left for an
extended Northern trip. Upon their
return they will make their home on
West Avenue, Richmond, where they
have taken an apartment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
REV, ], ], WICKER NOW
COMPLETELY RECOVERED

Rev. J. +. Wicker. who recently I'M
derwert an Il GRAFTON tor APP erdici-
tbs, has entirely recovered and will
NIL his pulpit at both services Sun
day, preaching at IL A. NJ. and 8 p.
M. The annual business meeting,
which was deferred on account of the
pastors Illness, will be held next
Wednesday night. February II, at
which time ten new deacons wilt be
elected.
DR.. Wicker's friends Of all denomi-
nations will be rejoiced to learn Of
his recovery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
J. BOEHL|NG SIGNS
WITH WASHINGTON

Following conference here
manager of the Washington
Americans, Joe BoehlinK placed
hts name to new contract, II
that the local hoy had been in
communication with the Sena-
tors pilot for several days, UP
to yesterday had refused to Sign
the paper. Joe believed that he
WIS worth more money than he
was getting and II In believed
that Grimth, who came to Rich
mond yesterday to see him,
made him a good offer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
" Use Wen eale.

Richard Edwards Wise. daughter of
Mr.. and AIRS William Wise. of Lees
burg, and Donald NJ. ItcNeaIe. of Lees
burg aud Washington, were married
Thursday at the Presbyterian Church
Lecsbure The bride Was attended by
her sister. Miss Helen Van Devanter
Wise, as maid Of honor. and the best
man was Charles H. Orme. OF Wash
ington. The ushers were James A
SALESMAN, Washington: l.. Clarke
Hoge, Purcellville; Walter J. Harrison
and Hubert T. Plaster, Jseesburg,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
Last Cotillion of
Season Brilliant One
MANY RICHMOND PEOPLE To
ATTEND Mi.NCE IORI.M M
WEDDING IN NORFOLK TODAY.


The dance given last evening IN tn"
ball room of the Jefferson Hotel, was
the last VI the series of -mitA' iuht-
tions that have hc'p gwen to.r 800,
by the Bachelors Coti}ion Climb, ana
these affsir have bean among toe m0st
popular events an The social calendar
OF the degutante~ and Younger set
The decorations in the fever and
han room we're pains ferns ana
fniiare riarts. and cheese were also
,,en5 70 screen the orc hestra seated nu
~ etare
The s.arran was led he Adclphus
riair and me most fascinating favnra
.-sr..t,~r r,.,, tho ,alerttrp idea We're
49,, I-itss f.,r 7hs men aad rBra>oi-
g., ~, Oils we're given IN rrne figaro,
"a rtr,,ara-,. f.sps tssef caps. vari-
a'.u - tsf,. 49,, also 6istrihuted A
49, 500 ~ mo dance was tho
ot4qu9 -nynh4r af cuiilIen
sstRll'g va ~ -, +hc,. exploded.
NOR t@IS' N'1' 9rf,rt co}ored
Ss"t ga -. 5a.rf figures
marP'eS' 80 .,stes stfpre~ WAS
Al ) o''NtN r,-..etaa about
served 81 s''l"''- ga 80 -, +aftc mad e
the baA room "''" ., ~ a ccnter.
basket OF hiAafi'N sa-todn8.
The chapefchss 5.,. ~ Nc
Mrs Waiter = N 49," ~,.,.,, Nfr
Neil Airs {. {. t''sl t'N'C a.,
Rsrksdale. and MF9- f'"-
'ahell with sir. t@+e'''
Among these dancing Were hlS7
,arter ingram with Alfred J. .9hllNh'
Miss Katharine HaEan with llSnh
sInsir Miss Virginia Whitley with
Ysex-,on Fleming. Miss Anne Cleveland
t,nne with Catesby Jones. Mrs. hai
.au Tbrea1craft with Mr.. Thread
rraf, MIss Marion Wallace with Chit
,,,o,, scott Miss Louise Terrell. ~
predertck's HaH. with Walter Briggs,
sssss alire pnrweu Reed with DIT II.
Tckanrodo Miss Ellen Wright Wise
,,-ith W-IIltau T Oppenheimer Jr,
ss,sS Virginia Chesterman with VIII
i,ar, ConIbourn. Miss Dorothy nar-
- NTH William Lefew. Mrs. Pc
80. 49,. -, T,hnsnn with Mir. Johnson Miss
nesa,Se Uarwood with Walter Moore,
esf.ss 1-trgfnia ,;rire with Kohert Au-
u.s., gtse Ianet Jones with frank
s..',nhtnv sf3sa Martha Chambers
x,gth Villa m Marshall. Miss Mary
saunders with Sam Morgan, Miss
sarah oppenheim"r WIN /. J"ty' reH
stahbs' Miss Men t@f ~
NJ. l.. Hopkins. Aiss f-la't I1'' 80
with Frank faulknef AlSN nm
Myers with Chaftts MOTIFS HaTS ~.
bred l4efew with ~" Nltt AaalliS' Ntl
James Cfwalklns WI - ,s 49,
Miss Katharine '5"fdon WIN i,tt
fifZEeTalds MIS- LEWIS ~ n W -
Mr.. Larhs. MISS MARY ~ on ~
Jehn = tea MISS MAJ ''oeN - w.,
Neville + Brown MISS mar NJ
Ainslte Win @ahfes 49, 81 90,
f.shtiooi SIMS 81 l'"i..ll,"i ~,
william German. MISS MAR ~Ut -
with Waiter Leak MISE N"i.i,tle "
ford win Niiialh tiootyS .daii'i. ~
Miss BAUM 1F&i' WIN itot''"S $500 ",
MSS i>athafHhe Iuhn W. ~ ~
-hai p" o"o % u ~" t ~ pIi'a -,
taffiet ,fdhn WIN 'i'91' 81
Huttof Mls7 Mauu AiltS'Ie W.
flemluE, MISE nns'nIH i>e e,th' va
IahNllle' win 'i,.ath ~ w. ~;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
SPIDERS TO PLAY
WILLIAM AND MARY
GAME TONIGHT AT U0NITZER
COURT EXPECTED To M
4 HARD BATTLE.

Tndaunted by their defeat a The
hands eff Randolph Macon W edneSday
ntght the Richmond college basket
bali team will go into the game
against William and Mary tonight
with the spirit, were going to win
this game anyhow, or die. to quote
from one of the college songs. This
game Will he the spiders critical con-
test. for II they lose they viii be prac-
ideally eliminated from the champion
ship race. while il they VIM IL Will
mean that the spider boys will still
he in the race for the Eastern Viz
gtnia intercollegiate basketball tro-
ply.
ua. Good Team.
The williamsburg have all uf
their last Years Letter meu back,
among them little stanton Bertschey,
who played such a stellar game at
quarter on the "Loony' eleven last
fan. He is considered their best man,
and the Richmond boys viii have TO
watch him az closely in BASKETBALL
as in football Coach Dohson says ne
expects his men to have their hardest
nght of the season tonight, and he
has accordingly worked the team up
TO the highest state Of efficiency. III
order to successfully cope with the
dashiue "Loonies. As the team dc,
not snow up we'll ia tn" goal shoot
ing line Wednesday night when they
tackled the .rllow Jackets, the coach
put his squad through stiff goal
shooting drill yesterday evening an"
then released them from further prac-
tice until tonight. Luebbert. who had
an off night Wednesday, was again
plaving in his true form yesterday.
and should redeem himself in tonight
contest Cox and Wood, the two Tide
water BOYS. are Improving every lay
and they. too are expected to give
n good account Of themselves tonight
Large crowd Expected.
Az usual. large band of loyal
students will be on hand TO cheer
the Spiders 10 victory with their
songs and yells. and, under the abb"
leadership of Chief Eootcr' Leslie,
they are expected TO make SO much
noise that the windows in the Ar
mory will have To be raised, IN or
der to keep them from being broken
by the racket. The presence 81 the
girls from Westhampton College Is
also expected Ia have much effect
on the playing OF both teams
Coach pobsou has given ont the fol
lowing lineup for the Spiders 10
gan. center; Captain Luebhert and
wood. forwards, Mitchell and Cox,
guards
The game will he staged in the How
tiers Armory ana will begin at $3.50
7. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
Met ;trthy--~'ias

H. nchburE. Va, Feb. t2.-Aiiss Mary
Catherine Mccarthy. daughter. II Mr..
and Mrs. 9. W. Mccarthy. @as mar
ried Wednesday 10 Thomas -. Mays.
The ceremony was performe bF lie
Rev. Edward NJ Tearney. a: Holy
Cross Catholic Church Miss AIarea
ret Mays, y sister of the groom. was
maid OF honor aud Miss Amelia
Molteuint bridesmaid. Il. j, Manner.
Waiter Murphy and Gordon Burnett
were the ushers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
ttinur--t nskie.

FRONT. Va. Feb. ie.--Mtss Mar2a .
ret Lee Miuar, daughter Of John Mi
mar, of Profit, va. was married Wed -
uesdaE To lack taskie. of Richmond,
At Gale Eil the home OF the bride,
by the Rev. II. T. Lee. of Charlottes-
ynle, Va The bride was given away
by her father, The be g" man was
John Caskic. brother Of the groom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
Carolina Aggies
Lost F asst, Game
to Techs Quint

Especial " The Richmond Nirsinian.l
Elacksburg Va. Feb. 12,-rhe v.
+. l. basketball team defeated the
North Carolina a, and NJ uuint here
today. 81 10 ~. The game was usual
ly fast and well played, both sides
passing welt The Techs guarding
WAS Of "A high order, reducing the
Aggies' fun shots To a minimum, while
! Engleby and Logan and +. EnGleby
passed the ball around the a. and NJ
guard almost at Will The Techs took
the lead nearly in the first half by a
number Of sensational shots and in
creased steadily until the end of the
game. For \ ana NJ "NappN' Spald-
ing and Mason were he stars.
The lineup
Y. L. l. Position. 4. and NJ
Logan T. f.. ..............r f." Dowd
(t Encinby)
}. Erglahy. /. f..... ...,l, f.. Lindsey
tS4unders)
RAINIER. G. --....'. $50. C., Spai"ihs
G<ogan. Mooreg
Capt. Powell. 4. g.. ~. g., Mason
Cooke. |. x. 5000. /. g.. fanBrocklin
summary; Field goals-Logan. 8:
y. Engleby. / Painter. !; Powell, 2;
Cooke. 3; r. Engleby, a; Dowd /:
Lindsey 3: Spalding, .; NanBrocklin,
?. Foul goals-Cocke. 4: Spalding, 8.
Referee, Beckner tV. p. ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
Pat McDonough Ill.

Fat McDonough. widely known
citizen. one Of the oid-line politicians
Is seriously III at his home. No. 270i
Hanover Avenue. He was stricken
with heart trouble Wednesday morn
ing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
WITH THE BOWLERS.

Rowsey and Bailey won the first
five games last night isl a ten-game
match on the Newport alleys. by @20
pins. The remaining five games VIII
be rolled on the Palace runs next
Tuesday night, AZ $ o'clock. Rowsey
had high score aud high average.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

iNnchburg. Va. Feb. t2.--Miss Mary
J, Harvey, Of Campbell County was
married Wednesday to q. W. Marks
Of Amherst County, by the Rev. y. r
Arthur. The bride is a daughter or
Nj. and Mrs. George Harvey. and the
groom Is agent for the Chesapeake and
Ohio at Stapleton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
At the Theaters

Observation-Disclosures, 2:2O. Night,
8 go. Take My Advice"
BijOu-Matinee. $3.50. Night, $3.50.
Bought and Paid For"
Lyric-Matinec, 8. Night, 7:3O.
and pictures.
Standardization pictures.
TheatO-MOti0n pictures.
Rex-"Runaway Jane" in motion
pictures.
Authorization pictures.
experimentation pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
SOCIETY

liam aud Or. Frank II. Hancoer, ct
Norfolk
After an extended wedding tour, AR
and Mrs Muuce will bc at home at
2324 Monument Avenue.
FOR Nrs, Ranictt.
Mrs William Ma4s.e entertained LAST
evening al an informal dinner in hon
er Of Mrs Robert Ranlett. of Roches
Ter, y. y who il the guest of Miss
Mary Williams. Covers were laid for
twelve guests. and the center for the
table was a bowl " spring flowers
Miss Mary Williams has issued invi-
iauens to a dinner party at her home
7u West Franklin street also In hon
Or uf Mrs. Ranieit.
VI the Country Club.
This afternoon at the Country club
the Saturday indoor golf tea VIII take
place, and smart little groups viii fill
the tea tables to watch the players.
Decorations will be in red and white
flowers and red-shaded candles.
In the evening the regular hop will
take place, and many who are out to
dinner VIII remain for It. An or
cdeStf4 viii play for the dancing.
I>rost--Haxall.
Cards have been issued BY Mr.. and
Mrs Boiling Walker Haxaii announc-
tnE The marriage Of their daughter.
Susan, and pr Wade Hampton Frost.
sen of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frost of
Virginia and Charleston s. C.. the
ceremony having taken place at It30
o'clock on "Wednesday afternoon
February 10, at Fixing" the heauti-
FIJI Haxai home. near MIddleburg
Va
Junior Oakuoud t~snciattou
/ An important Injecting Of t,4. Junior
lakewood Association win ba held
mex, Thursday afternoon az ! o'rloek
at the residence - N.Y. g. " Nassie
No g72t ~, prnsa s,,eat Mrs
Afassfe asts aveF,. rncr,Le, a. try tn
ba there
,a1cn,i,,,. p.r,, .r,5a,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
: Marshalltes Win Track Meet Honors :
Crewe Quint Is
Victorious Over
Farmville Five

Crewe. Va. Feb, l2.-1ae Crewe
y. NJ c. A. quint defeated the Farm
VILE Ave here tonight N a hotly con-
tested game by the score OF SO TO "a.
The visitors were not so outclassed as
The one sided score would indicate,
and III justice to them it should he
said that they were handicapped by
the absence of Baldwin. their center.
and unfamilisrity with the floor.
Tie game was fast from start to
finish and there were thrills at every
stage. The guarding of the Farmvilie
team was especially good. The goal
throwing of Rogers featured for
Farmvillc. The work of Adams. the
visitors center, and OF Williams,
Crewe's center, both ON offense ana
defense was especially good, while
Farris and Walsh, Crewe's forwards
played brilliant game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
STOCK COMPANY Al ACADEMY
OFFERS CURE FOR THE BLUES

The All-Stars, whoever they may be-
suggest this week the merry three
act prescription. Take My Advice"
as compounded and dispensed by the
Laverne Stock Company at the Acade-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

WiIIians. q, SttIIAr. ], NIIsVI' -
Roberts. o. Jones, l. Butcher, l.
Rogers, 9 Cocks, /: Adams. :.
Foul eoals--Farris. /; Walsh, -
Rogers. o.
substitutes-Cocks for Butcher,
paulett for Wilson, Jones for Turner
Woody for Walsh.
Professor Bivins, of the Crewe Hlgh
school. refereed the best game mere
this season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

AuAhfdfA rays.
In" plays given last evening in the
lecture-room Of st. Pauls Episcopa,
church by the Junior Auxiliary were
decided success and will be repeat
cd this afternoon al 3:3O o'clock. At
the conclusion Of the entertainment
refreshments will he for sale In the
PARISH house, adjoining the church.
Meeting of Rosemary Society.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Rosemary Society was held last We'd
nekday evening At the residence of
Miss May Pickett 25t2 East Leigh
Street
~Next Friday night instead Of the
regular meeting. which occurs on
Wednesday the society viii give an
efterta .nment and each member is re-
quested 10 bring ia at least one new
member
Nomen's Meetings.
There WIZ be- a meeting of the
Chesterfield Juniors, I'd. C.. this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the residence
Of Mrs. D. l. Puillam. at Forest Hin.
and fun attendance Is requested.
A class OF young ladies af I.aure}.
Htrert Meth0uisr Episcopal Church
viii hold "A sale of home made cakes.
pies and bread at the church parson-
age, I25 South Laurel Street, today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13

Judge Charles A. Woods, OF Marion.
$, G.. and Miss Catsie Spain. of par
hngton. ;. c., were quietly married in
Atlanta Thursday evening at the home
Of the brides sister Mra Waddy
Thompson. Judge and Mrs Woods
VIII he at the Jefferson Hotel after
FehruarN Il.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-13
Richmond Girls bridesmaids.

A class for the study of Shakespes re
win be commenced by Miss Mary c.
Anderson at the Young Women's
Christian Association on Thursday
February is, AZ s o'clock This ola
Is membership privilege Of the as
ISOLATION and any member interested
IL cordially invited to attend. The
FIRST play to he taken UP is Othelio.
During the past summer Miss Ander-
son made a special study If this pfav
and is well equipped to make the class
XtrenInlN Interesting
Evening journal., 1915-04-16
Information for Travellers
Time Of ssys from Wilmington
Trains Marked - Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE q wAsEINaToH 4.

sso.a 9.4:,;. so:s
sl5 $50, s2' sss 7lo'
sss. ss 80 sio a. sSs 10. $50
so Soa1 as 6s %ls'a "a IA r.
Ia &c 80 : 30 %io ass'
Sis:"'T TI;a,s ~
wa,hinre rundsys A. M--i2,os
65s sGa. 99 siso. ia iO' '' A0' '0'
To Baltimore and Station, sundays. A. Msts. p S--sso
b.
r'' 9 pS"s ss % sss sas =. Sl ani,s sl' i0S
Down State sunday M.-is6I 7.ss lo.1t P. M.-4.sa
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
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8
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Phnsdelphis dany7so 1880
p H. Leave
FERRYBoAT BEACH
Ive s S 1913 NJ 100 2so sl 100 and
minutes after
hour . for instance 7 90 and 90 Cars @ nS On % @
City a. ste. - -
To Bndywius
ns bsrnnins minu ags, ~ onr io,r,. &
us after the connect Brandywne
before