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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-14

brown suffers Defeat,
BOSTON, April l3.-Boston Natior
ais. s: Brown University. o.
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|CH|EF BENDER UNABLE TO
WIN FOR BAL |MORE
Former American Lacquer Makes
His Federal League Debut
Against Mullin.
BOB GROONiE FOOLS PACKERS
Kansas City Unable to Solve His De-
livery, and ST. Louis Wins Game
by Shut-Out-Buffalo Wins Last
Game of Series From Brooklyn.
BOB GROOME FOOLS PACKERS
FEDERAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Scwnrk. =: Baltimore, I.
81. Louis, 3; Kansas city. o.
ChicnEO, @: Pittsburgh, 8.
Buffalo, 3; brooklyn, {.
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Walah Inanror

walsh Improving.
chicago American pitcher, was told To-
Day by HIS physicians that his am,
would DO In shape 50 he could take Ma
regular turn In the box In three week.
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\. ". II. A. Juniors Win.
mo y NJ. II. A. Juniors defeated Two
81. Peters team yesterday by the score
or II TO 8: The feature Of the game
was the hitting OF NJ. Cooper and Tn.
throwing OF Levin.
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o. oono

Score BY innings n
Richmond ...........Ot.o ooooooLo
Boston ....... OoOIl20n0
Summary: Two-haSc hits ~ Lewis
%, comstock Thrce-bnsc ni,s -
Long NcNally. Sacrnc" lits-IIohlit-
%cl. Sacrifice hv-Gardcncr stolen
bases Speaker, Hooper. Bates Hon
man. Lewis. Double -McEally 10
fohlitael BALL ,uuaseistcd, iNts
or Foster, in innings: off Morris
cue. - ~ ? innings, OF ComstOcS. On
. innings Rascs on rHile-rv Foster
:: hy Morris"t;c O. be- Corns,orI, 9,
'iatters lit speaker, nv NIorrisn,,o'
struck out-Ry Foster hy Comstocl;.
Richmond : Boston Time Of ,-sro
i"" hours EMPIRES, Birbie and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
OYSTER PLANTERS
ASK BETTER RATES

Norfolk, May 20.--Enorts TO SECURE
better express rates from the Interstafe
Commerce Commission will be made by
the Virginia Oyster Planters and Pack !
ers Association. which held Its annual
meeting here yesterday. The assocta-
ton decided TO send committee 10
Washington to present statistics to the
commission. The committee will leave
May 2e and will be composed OF A. Won
Nyvenheim. president; Frank w. OAR
ling, J. w. Marshall and H. r. Miles.
The committee will ask w. A. Cor. Sec
Rotary OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
10 accompany IT.
All OF the officers were reelected at
the meeting at which President Won,
Nyvenheim made his annual report. 4
The officers elected are. In addition
to Mr., Won Nyvenheim: @. w. Richard
son. West Point. vice president. Charles
II. Hewins. Hampton. secretary treas
urer.
The following directors were elected
yesterday;
L. Feuerstein. Norfolk. J. T. white,
Norfolk: p. P. Miles, Norfolk: w. H.
Hopkins. Norfolk; G. S. Atwood. Nor
folk; A, Won Nyvenheim, Norfolk; r.
w. Darling, Hampton: J. G. Robinson,
Hampton: NJ, z. Armstrong, Hampton:
Charles H. Hewins. Hampton, J. T.
Rowiey, Chincoteague; q. w. Richard
son, West Point: J. w. Marshall. West
Point; J. G. Maynard. West Point;W. p.
walker, Exmore; r., A. Mapp. CAPS
Henry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
News From All Sections Of Virginia
INDIANS
MEET AT BRISTOL

Bristol. May 2g.--The Great Council
OF the Improved Order OF Red Men OF
Virginia opened It's annual session IN
the virginia city hall yesterday morn
ing, with most of the officers and q
delegation OF more than 900 men of the
order in attendance. representing All
Virginia tribes. The visitors are peing
entertained by wasauka Tribe, OF this
city. The visitors were welcomed IN
an address by Mayor George Nj. war
rem. supplemented by an address Dy
Mayor John I'll. Faucette. OF Brlstoi'
Tenn. Responses were made by f. NJ.
Addington, of Coeburn. ana treat
Sachem ], Ben Moore. of Matoaca, va.
The invocation was uttered by the
Rev. Hunter Davidson. of the Episcopal
church. 9. A. Slagle presided over the
opening meeting.
At the conclusion of these exercises
the great council marched in body 10
the Rythian Hall, where 1t went into
executive business session. The grand
officers in attendance are: Great Sa-
chem J. Ben Moore, Great Senior Saga
more Clifton ]. Parrot. Danville; Great
Prophet Harry Cuthrill. Portsmouth;
Great Chief of Records F. II. Couch,
Hampton: Great Keeper of Wampum
Richard w. Jones. Richmond; Great
Sannap r. C. sullivan, Alexandria;
Great Mishnewa K. NJ. Arlington, Coe-
burn; Great Guard of Wigwam r.. l.
Moger, Eclipse; Great Guard OF Forest
irvine Slues, Pound; Trustees j. T.
Kegebin. Norfolk; w. Fl. Golden, Roam
oke; Joseph Powell, Richmond.
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REPUBLICAN ENTERS
RACE FOR MAYORALTY

Suffolk, May 20.--Captain C.. H..
Causey, Jr. has fled his notice of
candidacy for the ONCE of mayor of
Suffolk, with the city clerk.
This means that for the first time in
twenty-four years there is Republi-
can candidate for mayor, the last OPP
position to a Democratic candidate
having been made in 1891. when Her
sey Woodward, ST., ran against Benz.
Riddick.
Capt. Harry Causey was the popular
commanding officer of the Grays dur
ing their campaign in Cuba. in the
Spanish American war. and is a men,
Der OF family who have been promi-
nent in Suffolk and Nansemond Coun-
ty for several generations.
Just what the outcome of this oppo-
sition to the Democratic candidate. III.
E. Stallings, will be, cannot ne fore
casted The fact that the Democratic
candidate for mayor Is alleged to have
spent more money in his campaign
than was allowable, according to the
primary law, Is thought by some to be
the basis OF a contest. when the cleo
ton is over. The election comes up on
June s.
According to Treasurer w. A. King.
there will be about 900 qualified vot-
ers who may participate in the No
vember election.
There are 6S4 qualified voters and
about fifteen or twenty old veterans
who are to be added 10 the list. bring
ing it up to 900
County Treasurer c. r. Fulgham to-
day filed with the city clerk his re-
port of qualified voters in Nansemond
County. there being l246 white and
302 colored.
The 1,24s white voters may partici-
pate in the August primary and all in
the general election in November.
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JUDGE TYLER NAMES
BOARD OF REVIEW

williamsburg, Va, May 2o--Judgs
d. g. Tyler today announced his APP
pointments of the members of the
Board of Review for James City and
New Kent Counties. He has decided
upon the appointment of only one
member of Williamsburg, thus far. l..
B. Ferguson. manager of The Gazette.
The James City board will be COM
posed of Louis c. Phillips, attorney,
r. E. Gatewood, retired farmer, and
b. s. Scott. farmer. The members of
the New Kent board are j. T, Potts,
merchant and timber dealer, j. b.
Richardson, hotel man and farmer,
and C. l.. Harrison, merchant and
farmer The York board viii be APP
pointed in few days. two members
having already been selected. Judge
Tyler has previosuly appointed the
Warwick board. He has now only to
complete the Charles City, York and
Williamsburg boards to have all In his
district named.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
PROMINENT SPEAKERS
TO ROYAL ARCAhUM
Large Gathering at Hampton Hears
y. Taylor Eliyson, w. II. Dabney
And Others.

/ Hampton. May 20.-The Royal Ar
canum In Hampton was given quite an
impetus last night when number OF
prominent members of the order at
tending the Supreme Council meeting
at Old Point pair a visit to Wythe
Council. No. 1243. The occasion was
one of the largest gatherings held here
by the Royal Arcanum In years ana
stirring addresses were made by Lieu
tenant Governor j. Taylor EllEson.
william r. Dabney, business man
ager OF the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce; w. Floyd Reams, the
grand regent of Virginia; Hon. Frank
lin Ruebrecht, of Columbus. Ohio;
Howard r, Avery, of Norfolk; Rev.
f. r. McFadden, of Richmond; DIR.
Pintoe, of Wisconsin. and Henry
Kemp, of West Virginia. Charles A.
Smith was the master of ceremonies
and there were probably 100 men In
attendance. Hon. Harry r. Houston
made catchy address Of welcome
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Montague Mfg. Co.
Broad st. ana r.. F. a p. Beit Line.
LUMBER AND MfLLWORK.
EION's FINALS PROGRAM.



Elon College, N. c.. May 20.--Class
Day exercises at 2 P. NJ. Saturday will
marke the beginning of Elon's twenty
fifth commencement. The year just
closing has been marked by the largest
enrolment yet attained, exceeding the
400 limit From now on attention
will be given to internal development
rather than to increase of numbers
seems to be the prevailing sentiment
in official circles. The belief in the
efficient, small college, definitely
Christian, is the chief article In Elon S
educational creed.
On Saturday evening at 8 p. NJ.
the society representatives. two from
each society, will speak for the rep
lresentative's medal.
Sunday morning at o'clock Presi-
dent F. g. Coffin. Albany, n. Y, OF
the American Christian Convention
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
and in the evening President Harper
of the College, will deliver his ad'
dress TO the graduating class.
Monday will be given TO the So
ciety reunions and the annual con-
cert of the music department.
Tuesday liz Commencement Day. In
the morning will occur the graduating
exercises to be followed by the liter
+ary address by President Fairfax Har-
rison. of the Southern Railway, who
has announced his subject as The
Choice of Heracles."
The afternoon OF Commencement
Day is to be given to the art exhibit
and to the business meeting of the
/ Alumni Association. The alumni ad-
dress Is to come In the evening and
! will be given by Rev. A. w. Andes
Harrisonburg. Va, following which
/ will come the alumni banquet
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PLAN FOR UNWILLING
BRADDOCK CANNON

Alexandria, May 20.--Miss Rose Nj
Macdonald will entertain at luncheon
at o clock In her home, sos Cameron
Street, all visiting Colonial DANES who
expect to attend the ceremonies In
cident to the unwilling OF the Braddocf
cannon, waich is to mark the begin
ming of his route. This interesting
ceremony will take place at 2:Su
O'Clock on the afternoon OF Wednes-
day. May rs. The cannon is In keeping
of the Mt Vernon Chapter, d. A. r.,
and Miss Rose Macdonald, represent
ing this chapter, will present 1t to Mrs
James Lyons. honorary vie president
Of the Virginia Danes, who will re-
ceive it and present ii to the Mayor
of Alexandria. After the ceremonies
all the visiting Danes will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Powell at tea.
The ceremonies in this city will be-
gin with an address from Mrs. Ben
jamin Ladd Purcell of Richmond. who
has done admirable work in marking
this historic route under the aus
pices of the Colonial Danes
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VICTIMS OF AUTOMuBLE
ACCIDENT ARE IMPROVING

Suffolk. May 2o.-The condition of
the various victims of automobile ac-
cidents In sufYolks during the past few
days. was reported better by this ply
sicians today,
Miss Corbett, whose clothing caught
fire from the exhaust Of an automc-
bile at sedley. sunday. and who was
bady burned. il Improving. ana her
condition 10 regarded A favorable.
T@ss~ Mrs. Il, w, Henderson who wan
struck and knocked down by n car on
Main Street, Monday night, suffering
u broken collarbone and bruises. il
better,
|. G, Trotman and q. r. Moseiy. the
tive young man who were imprisoned
under their runabout. when II turned
turtle yesterday. both OF them sustain-
ing severe blows about the head and
body, are also improved today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
Courts Waits On suffragis,

Lancaster. May 20.--Mrs B 3. VAT
entine, of Richmond. president of the
EQUAL Suffrage League of Virginia. de-
1ivered an address at the opening OF
the May term of the Circuit Court
here. Judge Chinn surrendered the
courtroom to the suffra gists. DIR. Will
liam J. Newbill presided. and John
Curlett former member OF this
House of Delegates. introduced Mrs.
Valentine.
Later in the day meeting was
held in the interest of the Rappahan-
mock Produce Exchange. after which
Robin o. Norris, Jr., and John Nj
Lyle. candidates for the House of Del
egates, addressed the voters of the
county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
MASHED FINGER CAUSE
DEATH OF YOUNG MAN

Charlottesville. May 2o.-charles
Howdyshell aged twenty-eight, VINO
operates a stave mill at Browns Cove,
this county, had finger on his right
hand badly mashed Tuesday afternoon
and fastened To Crozet to have the
digit amputated While chloroform
was being administered the patient
expired,
MIR. Howdysheil was a native OF
Augusta County. but has made his
home In Albemarie fo' the past two
years. He is survived by his wife and
a young baby. The interment Will take
place in the new cemetery at Crozet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
RIM. v. c. EXERCISES
WILL BEGIN on MAY e
Program Complete For the Twenty
second Annual commencement.
Glass Day May 81.


Lynchburg, May 2o.--Tne twenty
second commencement OF the RAN
dolph-Macop Woman's College will
be held May 2s-June /, and opens
Saturday evening, May 70, with an
open session of the Jefferson and
Franklin Literary Societies. On Sun
day. May 80, the sermon tostne grad
uat.ng class will be preached by DR..
J. B. Winn, pastor OF Greene Memo
rial Church, Roanoke. Class day will
be observed Monday, May sl. the
class day exercises being held on the
campus In tho morning ana the class
play at the casino at night. College
day will be held Tuesday, June l.
when the graduating class viii be
addressed by Professor Edwin Minis,
The degree Of bachelor Of arts will
be conferred as follows: Misses Nam
ME Wharton, Ames, Va: Gertrude
Ayers, Illinois; Beulah Dalton Parker
Virginia: Josephine Bell, Pennsylva-
MIA Susan Garth Bible. Kentucky:
Augusta Erdman Bowe, Georgia;
Agatha Erskine Boyd. Virginia; Mary
Elizabeth Bryan, Louisiana: Ella
Brown Caruthers, Tennessee: Helen
Louise Cohen, South Carolina: MARI
anna Wakefield Cosby. virginia: SUI
san Hill Dabney, Virginia: Mary Viz
ginia Daniel, West Virginia: Franzie
Davis Virginia; Virginia Trowbridge
Denman. New York: Mary Ethel
Downs. West Virginia. Jennie Ellen
Dunnegan, Iowa: Lila Pauline Duy.
New Jersey: Pattie Nell Ellis, Viz
GINA: Olive Fisher. Kentucky; Ma
rion Hurtle Towikes. Tennessee: Mar
tina Elizabeth Griffith, Virginia: Mary
Reeecca Hayes, Kentucky. Darrahy
Henton, Kentucky: Rose Lucille Her
man Virginia: Blanche Alma Holt.
virginia; Margaret Gilchrist. Holtz-
mueller, Del. Jessie Evelyn Horsfali,
West Virginia, Ernestine Jacobs, His
souri,; Lillian Adele KILLER. South
Carolina; Helen May Lichty, Penn
sylvgnia: Edith Johnetta Light. vir-
GINA; Johnnie Newton Link. Texas:
Margaret Brown MCGUIRE, Virginia:
Margaret Ellen McKie. South Caro-
lima; Caroline Eleanor Mackoy. Ohio:
Cleo Allen Matheny, Virginia; Laura
Williamson Noel Virginia. Susan
Rebecca Onntt. Pennsylvania; Mary
Gladys Owens, Kentucky: LOUIS
Parks. Georgia: Clara Cecilia Peter
son. New Jersey; Helen Phillips, IL
linois: Wade Estella Pitcock. Arkan-
sas: Mary Lois Posey, South Caro-
lima Marths Montgomery RAIDER.
West Virginia: Frances Gertrude
REYNOLDS. Missouri; Susie Lee Rob-
erts Tennessee: Cora Martin Rolfe.
Virginia: Leonora Mauldin Roper.
Virginia: iIeien Adelaide Rothert,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
louise Party Prior
to Bedford Wedding
MANY RICHMOND GUESTS LEAVE
FOR @TvY CLIFFS EvERAL
AFFAIRS OF SOCIAL INTEREST
TO-DAY.

A number of Richmond guests will
leave today to attend a house party
~ ivy Cliff" the home of Mr.. and
Mira John Thompson Brown. in Bed
ford County. which will take place
prior 20 the wedding of their daughter,
Afiss Elizabeth Dallas Brown, to Mr.,
John Trevilian winro. son of Mrs.
Charles T.. wingo. OF this city. The
marriage will be celebrated tomorrow
evening at O'Clock and will be one
d OF the most interesting events of the
spring season, owing to the promin-
ence of the families of both the bride
and the groom.
Among the distinguished guests
from all over the State who will he
members of the house party and will
attend the wedding ceremony are:
Mrs. Charles E. Wingo. Mr.. and Mrs
James Mullen. Mr. Charles r. Wingo,
Jr., Mr. William w Wingo. Mrs. John
l. Treviiian, Miss Mary Tabb Crump.
Miss Elsie Ingram. Miss Susie Nc
CURE. Miss Mary Randolph Lathrop.
Mr.. Maxwell G. Wallace. MIR. William
w. Crump. Mr.. Robcr; NJ. Jeffress, all
of Richmond; Mr.. John w. stephen
aon, of Warm Springs. Va, Miss Ethel
Nelson. Miss Mary Amber. Miss Lila
Tucker. Mr.. j. Randolph. DIR. II. p.
Brown. all of Lynchburg: Mr.. julien
Corbeft, Mr.. Stewart Buckle, of Char
Ioftesville: Mrs. Forrest w. Brown,
Miss Eloise Beckwith, Mr.. Forrest A.
Brown, of Charles Town, W. Wa Mr.
and Mrs. David Tucker Brown, of
Chapel Hill, n. C: Mr. Mitchell T,
Neff, Miss Pattie Braxton. OF Washing
ton: Mrs. j. Curtis Patterson. and Miss
Frances Alison, OF Philadelphia.
Affairs of Today.
Mrs. Arthur Cannon Is entertaining
at a garden party this afternoon at b
o'clock In honor OF Mrs. william
Painter. OF Baltimore. and Mrs. r. p.
Thorp OF Norfolk. who are the guests
Of Mrs. Edmund Waddili. Jr The
party will be given at Mrs. Cannon's
summer residence in Bon Air, and a
number of Richmond guests will go
TO Bon Air to be present at he recep-
lion.
The May tournament OF the Wo-
mans Club will take place this even
Ing At s:l5 o'clock In the club parlors.
This 10 the last tournament of the sea
son and each member can bring a
nonresident guest, and the usual es-
rorts are included in the invitation.
A large contingent of society will be
present at the Westmoreland Club to-
night for the usual weekly supper
dance. stringed orchestra will play
throughout the evening, and the
tables will be decorated In bowls of
roses and sweetpeas
The senior class of the Art Club of
Richmond Ia giving a lawn party, this
evening at sac O'Clock on the club
lawn. at SCI West Grace Street. There
Will be stereoptican views. as well rs
other interesting features, after which
refreshments will be served by the
junior students. The club rooms will
also be opened for dancing, and all
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21

and Mrs. John II. Wight at Wild
wood. their home in the Green Sprint
Valley, Maryland.
DR.. James Nelson, president OF th'
Woman's College, Is spending rev
days with his daughter, Mrs. Sparks
Melton. and DIR. Melton in Norfolk.
Miss Mary Winter Davis, of Balti-
more, Is the guest of Mrs. Bartor
Wise, at her home on Park Avenue.
Mrs. John Kerr Branch and Mis-:
Louise Branch left Richmond severa
DAYS ago for Quaker HILL" theii
estate in Duchess County, New York
where they will spend the summer
months.
Mrs. William Il. Massie and Mrs
James Gordon Smith have left to
spend the summer at Rose Hill,
Mrs. Massie's country home in Abe
marie County.
Mrs. Edmund Lee Woodward, oi
The Plains Fauquier County, has
been the recent guest OF her father
the Right Rev. Robert A. Gibson
Bishop of Virginia, at s0s Park Ave
nue..
Miss Berta Wexford is visiting Mrs
Henry Baskerville. at her home on the
Boulevard.
Mrs F. A. Bertrand and Misses
Bertrand are spending a few days In
Ashland.
Mr.. Robert Barbee, OF Raleigh, n
c.. the daughter of Mr.. Geo. w
Phillips. formerly a resident of Barton
Heights. now of Savannah, Ga, Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. @. II. Redd, OF
Roberts Street, Barton Heights.
Mr. ant Mrs. John II. Guy, Jr.,
have moved into Cherokee" their
bungalow on the James River, which
they will occupy until the first OF
November.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pendieton, OF
Clifton Forge, are in the city on &C
count of the illness Oh their mother
Mrs Jane X. Pendieton, and while
here arc the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Hawkins. 2204 Grove Avenue
Miss Rubinette Lee, of Irvington
Va, who has been the guest of Mrs
Holman Willis. in Roanoke, Ia now
visiting in Norfolk.
Miss Marie Long, of this city. who
is a student at Holiins College. was
the guest of friends in Roanoke this
week.
Mrs William Petty Dickson. of Nor
folk, is the guest of her parents, MIR
and Mrs, w. H Talbot. in Wayres-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Robertson, who
have been the guests of Mrs. s. d
Timberlake. in stanton, have return
ed to Richmond.
Mrs. j. r Hamlin. of Danville, i.
visiting friends in this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
TO Nominate BY Convention.

Pulaski. May 20.--The chairmel Of
the Democratic committee of the Fifth
Senatorial District, comprising the
counties OF Pulaski. Wytne. Bland and
Giles, has determined TO name can
didate for the Safe Senate at conven-
ton be held at Pearisburg on August
Ia. DIR. A. G. Crockett the present SEN
ator. and s. s. Simmermau, both OF
Wythe county, are the only avewed
candidates. The county chairmen are
f. T. Pratt, Pulaski; Judge w. K. Full
ton. Wythe: NJ. III. Thompson, Bland,
and Martin Williams, Giles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
}. K. B. STUART CHAPTER.
u. ID. C.. ELECTS OFFICERS

stanton. May 2e.--The annual meet
ing of the ]. r. b. Stuart Chapter. L,
D. c., was held in the Camp room yes
terday afternoon and the following of
fcers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Mrs. l.. C. ware. president; Miss Mar
garet McChesney. first president
Miss Virgie Grattan. second vice-presi
dent; Mrs. ]. w. Churchman. third vice
president: Mrs. W. r. DICKENS, secre-
tary. Mrs. e. w. Randolph, assistant
secretary: Mrs. J. r. Ner, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Roy w. Wonson
treasurer: Miss Christine Hammond
registrar Mrs. H. n. MeIlhany. Gus
todian: Mrs. A. NJ. Howison, historian.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

marriage took place in Washington,
d. c.. yesterday. when the Rev. DR..
w r. Wedderspoon united in mar
rage Philip Eddie Perdue and Miss
Rose Mildred Sutherland, The couple
left here very quietly Wednesday
morning In an auto for Richmond,
where they boarded the early train
over the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad for. the Capital
City.
Miss Sutherland Is the young and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Sutherland, of Crozet. Abe
marie County, Va. and the groom Ii
a son of Mr. Edgar Perdue, OF this
place.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
NORFOLK COMMITTEE TO
MEET FRIDAY NIGHT

Norfolk, May 20.--To make the neces-
sary arrangements for candidates to
enter the primary to be held August 8
there will be meeting of the City
Democratic Executive Committee In
Room 405. Dickson Building. Friday
night.
The meeting Will be an open one.
and 1t IL expected that every member
of the committee win be present,
Among other things that will be dis
cussed will be the election of another
City Democratic Executive Committee.
The present committee Will decide
the time and method of eiecttng an
other committee to represent the Dem
ocratic party In this city.
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Nawna,lrt NeMs. I, Dean Z, z

Newport News May 2es--S, r. Cur
tbs. chairman OF the Democratic ex.
eoutive committee of the legislative
district composed OF the counties Of
Warwick York, James City, New
Kent, Charles City and the city of
williamsburg, has called meeting
of that hody for FRIDAY morning at
10 o'clock a VILLA msburg, AT that
time plans Will be formulated for hold
ing the Democratic primary to nomi-
nate ii candidate for the House Of Nei-
egates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-21
NORFOLK ROTARIANs PLAN
FOR THREE SCHOLARSHIPS

Norfolk, May 20.--A plan 10 award
three scholarships to the Virginia Poly
technic Institute to deserving students
of the Norfolk night schools. was con-
sidered by the board Of directors of the
Rotary Club yesterday afternoon. and a
committee appointed to take the matter
up with the night school authorities. A
committee was also appointed to ar
range for an excursion and picnic for
the orphans In all the institutions in
Norfolk and Portsmouth.