The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-16

There were no reports from the Mon
umentai, Ettrick or Main Street
schools, and the association adjourned
to meet again on the fourth Sunday in
September.
st. Joseph's Finals.
The closing exercises OF st. Joseph's
Academy was held at that institution
yesterday Afternoon, when the following
interesting program was artfstfcally
rendered by students of the school:
Merry June" Chorus.
instrumental duet. Misses. NJ. Finn
and G. Pearman
Song by the Minims.
Instrumental solo. Miss Adele Maosha.
Vocal solo. Miss Helen Reagan.
Instrumental solo. Sonata Pathe-
ttque." Miss Julia Biankenshtp.
Duet. Misses H. Russo and @. Short.
Vocal solo, Miss Julia Blankenship.
Instrumental solo. Master Sam Russo.
Vocal trio, Misses w. Wagner, NJ.
Russo and A. Maosha.
Instrumental solo, Mics Helen Finn.
Duet, Misses J. Biankenship and II.
Pearman.
Arrival of the Guests'-First vio-
lins. Master w. King and F. Wagner:
second violins. Masters L. Biankenship
and F.. Maosha: mandolin Master Willie
Wagner.
bueI, mIHSEB MARY anu L1tNNt 0@
ner.
Hymn TO the Sacred Heart. chorus.
Certificates for perfect attendance
and punctuality were awarded TO Mas
ters Frank Brown and John Curtin,
and to the Misses Margaret Reid, Hell.
en- and Marie Finn.
Gold medals for Christian doctrine,
donated by knights of Columbus.
awarded TO Master John Coleman and
Miss Helen Finn.
| Rev. Father Haier addressed the
school and awarded the honors.
Veterans to Visit Petersburg.
General Stith Boiling received let
ter today from General wetherbee. Of
Boston. adjutant general of the Grand
Army of the Republic. stating that dur
ing or following the @. A. r. encamp-
ment at Washington next fall that from
nifty to one hundred veterans Of the
Union afmy from Massachusetts will
visit Petersburg Information was
asked as to facilities for caring FOR the
visitors and for transporting them to
the adjacent battiefleids. Promp reply
was made by General Boiling. giving
the desired information.
Mira. olivia p. Hamilton.
| Mrs Olivia b. Hamilton, wife OF
| Percy w Hamilton, died at the Peters
| burg Hospital about o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the twenty-frst year OF
| her age. Mrs. Hamilton before her
marriage was Mrs. Olivia Brooks Mar
| tin, of King and Queen County. The
| family had resided in Petersburg about
| two years. during which time they had
made many friends. Besides her hus.
band. Mrs Hamilton Is survived by
her mother, Mrs Susan Martin Loving
three brothers and one sister. the lat
ter being Mrs. H. e. Carter, of Peters.
burg The funeral will be conducted
| from the West End Baptist Church al
| o'clock tomorrow afternoon. and In
terment will be made in Blandford
| Cemetery
| Delegates Elected.
| Delegates from Petersburg Lodge
B. p. o. E. have been elected to the
State Convention of Eagles, which con.
venes In Richmond tomorrow NJ fol.
lowss DIR. w. Pryor Jones' III. @; Crcw-
der and r. A. Dalton.
e5sa.s. s.4e VIII Wed. JaAe ~. !
| Mr. and Mrs J. J. Williams. of this
city. have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Georgiana
| Elizabeth, to Mr.. John Gilmer Will
liams; the ceremony to take place al
10 o'clock Thursday evening, june "a.
at st. Johns p. r. Church, this city.
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