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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
4 N enjoyable affair of yesterday

A N enjoyable affair of yesterday
 A was d delightfully."- informal tea 4 \ with Miss Louise Long as hos tess. complimentary to Miss Dorothy Gundy and Miss Daphne Gundy of At lanta, who are the attractive guests oi Miss Amelia Worthington. Quantities of pink and white cosmos were tastefully used in the hall and living room and in the dining room a large basket of pink dahlias graeed the center of the lace covered table. the pink and white color note being further emphasized by shaded tapers and rosebud mint and other confec- tioneres. A salad and ice course was served.
 In the living room Mrs. Y. W. Long pre- sided at a lovely tea table. Miss Long, Miss Worthngton and the honor guests, wearing dainty afternoon froeks, received the guests in the hall.
 The following guests called between and 6 o'clock: Miss Eula Weakley Miss Marguerite Nabers. Miss Belle Roberts. Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Helen Eu- bank, Miss Helen McCary. Miss Minnie Dryer, Miss Lucy Pinckard, Miss Bessie Mae Thompson, Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Amelia Worthington, Miss Dorothy Gun dy, Miss Daphne Gundy, Mrs Edward Crawford MT. Meredith Roberts, Mr. Frank Morrow, MT. Robert Malone, Mir. sorsby Jemson AIr. Ebert Jemison, Mir Donald Drennen, Mir. Melville Davis MT. Webb Chawford. Jr., MT. Morris Bush, Mir Howard Fulenwider, MT. John Ben
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jump queer ways God protects them as he does drunken men; all women like to think they jump queer ways, and men encourage them in this pleasing fiction. being unable to understand them, anyway, and Farrar is quick; she jumps just bit ahead of everything and everybody else. She has mannerisms to be sure, but they are adorable, and the makeup of her almost savage mouth is alone enough to lure mems souls to the brink of sin for Just one kiss from the sensuous lips, of this woman of contrasts with Ibsen' S eternal flords in her eyes. her pale. pois- onous eyes. with veils of absinthe just back of them They are like moonstones and green orchids: like onyx and the wings of a dove. and again. like a stretch of murky sea water under "a wharf--her green-gray eyes whose luminousness of expression along with her cultivated con- trol changes the rises; the black pupils widen and blur the film into a sem blance of dark eyes. Nne-t tenths of the world is better satisfied with these damp
 deep wells, but penetrating film, calm. passive, unperturbed, and pale-as study in cutlery perchance-would have a moro than obvious points, and this makes her priceless personality for the screen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
WEIL-LOEB WEDDING IN MONTGOMERY

ine following account of the maria ge Of Miss Blanche Loeb to MT. Louis A. well appeared in the Montgomery Jour .ai' ana Will be of interest to the many friends Of the couple in this city
 The home of Dr. and Mrs. Gaston Greil m Montgomery was the scene of one or the most beautiful weddings of the year Wednesday evening, wnen her sister Miss Blanche Loeb, became the bride of MT Louis A. Well of New Orleans The nome was decorated with palms. ferns and wealth of cut flowers arranged in most artistic manner
 The ceremony was performed at the ioot or the stairs on a platform which was decorated with brides roses aad valley lilies, arranged against lovely packground of green Mrs. Bessie Leigh Eilenberg gave beautiful musical pro san Sre Inme accompanied by Miss Nellie Wolf on the violin.
 Just before the ceremony Mrs. Howard seay sang swectly How I Do Love Ihee, by Elizabeth Barrett Browning 10 the strains of Mendelssohns wedding march the bridal party descended inc stan led by the little flower girls. Miss rte,en Slmon of New Orleans and Miss iieieh well, the two little cousins of the u',,e pi,oe. They wore dainty frocks of pink SIX net and carried silver packets filled With tiny pin rosebuds.
 me bridesmaids, Miss Jeane Well and MISS Hermoine Well of New Orleans the sister of the groom entered sineli, ana were followed by the maid of bdnor MISS Anita Strassburger. They were peautifully' gowned in becoming costumes or pink silk net built over pink satin trimmed with silver ribbons.
 Mrs. Gaston Greil vas her sisters ma tron or honor. and wore a handsome gown or pink taffeta embroidered in cIusters lace "'n siiNer
 The bride entered on the arm of her brother, MT Lucien Loeb, by whom she was gwen in marriage. An unusuaIlv peautirul young woman she made n pretty picture in her wedding gown. an eNquislte creation of white satin and silk over which fell airy draperies of silk net embroidered in pearls and threads oi silver Her veil of white tnlle fas- tened to her soft brown hair with a nahd or pearls and wreathed with or- ange blossoms, formed her long train one carried beautiful bououet of naIa pink orchids showered with lilies of tbe valley. V. '"e
 MT. Well was attended by his brother MT. Harold Well, of New Orleans as pest man, and the ceremony was ner- formed by Dr. B. c. Ehrenreich. During the ceremony selection from Samson ana Delilah was softly rendered
 On their return from their trip tbev Will De at home for short time with the groom's parents at IS Audubon Place New Orleans, and after the first of Da. oember they will be at home to tbe;r friends at their attractive new bunpa- : low, A Audubon street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
TEMPLE EMANUEL CHAPTER
 TO GIVE DANCE

The ladies' organization of the Congre- gatonal Emanu-El are giving dance Wednesday evening, October 27, at S:30 at the Phoenix club. The chapter was fortunate in obtaining the club with it's ideal ballroom, and this is the first dance given at the Phoenix club and is open for nonmembers
 This dance preccdes the usual festivities given at the club during the winter sea : son.
 The chapter is composed of the ladies of the congregation, Mrs. Ben Well being it's president. The purpose of the chap ter is social as well as charitable
 Tickets for this affair are on sale by any of the ladies on the committee, or by it's chairman. Mrs. Edgar Adler.
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SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

The Woman's Missionary society vii, hold an important business meeting at
 the Methodist church in East Birming. ham this afternoon at 2;3O o'clock.
 The Determination club will meet this
 evening at 7:S0 with Mrs. A. M. Gfrten as hostess.
 Mrs. A. J. Kennedy Is convalescent from
 her recent ilness at the home of her sis.
 ter. Mrs. J. w. E. Chambers
 The play, Al Martins Country Store,
 which was to have been given this even.
 ing at the lng!enook school. has been
 postponed until Thursday. October 2S Mrs. K. D. Farley and her little son left yesterday to visit Mrs. George Maxwell at Ocean Springs. Miss MT. Hubert Gaines of Texas is a guest of his sister Mrs. Ed Wilkes MT. Hobart Fulton has returned to An niston after visiting relatives in Ingle- nook
 MT. Erwin Comfort and his sister, Miss
 Marianne Comfort. of Jackson. Miss, are visiting Mrs Maud Comfort. The first meeting of the fall season of the Mothers club took place yester- day morning at the Woodlawn library and the subject studied was American Ideals" interesting papers being read by the various members Following the programme an address was given by the new president. Mrs R. A. Clayton. Light refreshments were passed at the
 close of the meeting by the hostesses, Mrs. ]. H. Terrell. Mrs G. w. Hopson and Mrs Clayton.
 Miss Stella Dowell Is at home after visiting Miss Ruth Thigpen at syla- 'cauga. s
 Mrs. R Q. Noojin has returned to At
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LITTLE MISS WAINWRIGHT
 BIRTHDAY HOSTESS

Black cats. pumpkin heads and other decorations of the Halloween season were attractively used Wednesday afternoon when little Miss Margaret Wainwright celebrated her ninth birthday at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs. G. R. Vain wright. The little folks enjoyed novel contests for which prizes were awarded and later refreshments were served
 Those present were: Jessie Manis, Alice Bcokhalt Margaret Lacey, Ruth Doran, Odele Mc1ntire. Elizabeth Coyle, Hazel Levitt Hattie Clark. Virginia Jones,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Outlook club will meet this morn Ing at l0:1b o'clock with Mrs. w B Rowe at Graymont.
 The Study Circle will hold meetlns this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs Felix Blackburn as hostess
 The meeting of the Edgewood club wil take place this afternoon at o'clock al the home of Mrs. w. A. Brown, 2lN Twelfth avenue, north.
 The Qui Vfve club meeting this aft ernoon will occur at the home of Mrs A. M. Holt.
 There will be a meeting of the play. going committee of the Drama learu. Monday afternoon at o'clock at tn. Tutwiler hotel
 The Quest club will be entertained to- day by Mrs. Henry Dill at her hom. on South Tenth avenue.
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MRS. SCRUGGS' LUNCHEON
 FOR MRS. M'VOY

To honor Mrs. F.. C. McVoy. who will leave Birmingham soon to make her home in another city, Mrs. J. H. Scruggs enter tained at informal luncheon yesterday at her home on Highland avenue, and later the guests enjoyed Carmen" at the Strand.
 Mrs. Scruggs' guests were Mrs. Me- Voy. Mrs. J. M. Mason. Mrs Felix Tar rant, Mrs. R. G. McCarty, Mrs. Louis Hall. Mrs. John Bradley and Mrs. Borden Burr
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THURSDAY 800 CLUB
 WITH MRS. MORROW

me popular decorations of the Hal ioWeen season prevailed when Mrs Will son Morrow entertained the members, of the Thursday 500 club in Norwood. The same prizes were a hand-painted plate anu combing jacket, and following the game the consolidation was drawn from a poWl of red and yellow dahllas. A plate luncheon was served
 me members present were: Mrs J. H. Newman. Mrs. Arthur Watkins Miss Maud Watkins. Miss Agnes Watkins. Mrs J. M Neal, Mrs. W. l. Foreman Mrs Jason Mclaughlin, Mrs. W. D. Leslie, Mrs. H. Woodruff. Mrs B. c. hlckman Mrs w D. Woodall and the hostess, Mrs. Morrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
YOUNG NATIONS BRIDGE CLUB HOLDS MEETING

Mrs Luke P. Hunt was this weeks hos tess to the Young Matrons' Auction Bridge club, entertaining the members yesterday afternoon at her home. The hostess carried out a halloween motif in her score cards and in the ices served with a salad course at the close of the meeting.
 The club personnel includes Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. C. c. Heidt. Jr.. Mrs. Roderick Beddow, Miss Lucille Green, Mrs. James Garbers Mrs. Henry Hiden. Jr. Mrs. Oliver Cox, Mrs. Percy Meadow, Mrs. Anglin White, Mrs. E. C.. Cabaniss and Mrs. L. P. Hunt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
BAGGETT-RI
 INVITATIONS OUT

Friends in this city have received the following invitations.
 Mrs. Norfeet Blount Ridley requests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of her daughter, Elizabeth Norfleei Goodwin Ridley, to Mr Francis Sterling Baggett Tuesday evening, November g. 1915. at 6 o'clock 1929 West Redgate ave- nue, Norfolk Va"
 MT Baggett formerly made his home in Birmingham and his wide circle of friends will read with interest of his approaching marriage. Mir. Baggett and his bride will be at home in Atlanta after December 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
MISS CHAMBLEE HOSTESS
 TO BRIDGE CLITR

The members of the Theta Alpha Bets club met at the home of Miss Mary Io, CEamblee yesterday afternoon and en. Joyeo an interesting series Of bridge Later oainty refreshments were passed to the following:
 Mrs Marvin Edwards, Miss Mary Clair. Norwood, Mrs. Elmer Heinze. Mrs. Hu pert Norwood, Miss Vera Brent. Mis-. trances Macon, Miss Susie Whitehead Miss Wilma Hickman, Miss Edna Ali son. Mrs. John Chamblee. Mrs. Charle. Lloyd and Mrs. Shields. Mrs. S. ]. Vann MISS Pauline Thomas, Miss Susie Wor rel Mrs. J. E. Swan and Mrs. Baxter Eastburn.
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Rosa D' kress, Nellie Blanche Jones. Ros- que hoesner Anne Randman, Rosa a.a. ,,anulnal' cara Ehbert Edith Pogue, Martha Campbell, Roy Wood. Carl Roeg, ner, sam Doran. David Wainwright, Cecil rslenardson, Lathem Pattie, Garrett Coyle. D T. Wainwright. Robert Campbell and Jean Wainwright
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MISS EUSTIS TO
 HONOR BRIDE-ELECT

Miss Lydia Tustis has asked a few friends to be her guests Saturday after noon at a theatre party. complimenting Miss Marguerite Sibley, whose marriage to MT. Henry Gipson Riley will be an event of November 3.
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FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE
 AT NEWSPAPER CLUB

The Friday Night dinner-dance at the Birmingham Newspaper >club is always one of the most popular events of the week end in social circles. A large num- Der of members have engaged tables and will entertain friends in this delightful manner this evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
MISS WALTERS TO
 HONOR VISITORS

Mrs. Thomas Ward of Wilmington, Del. and Mrs. Ralph Nesbit of South Carolina will be honor guests at luncheon today at which Miss Jeannette Walters will be hostess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-22
RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. Robert l.. Pillow and her little daughter. Helen, who have been visit ing Mrs. R. H. Mcintosh for the past few days left yesterday morning fol their home in Greenwood Miss.
 MT and Mrs. John M. White of Mans field, Tex. have returned home after a pleasant visit to MT. and Mrs. A. B White.
 Miss Maurie Rubel has returned from an extensive eastern trip to her home Mrs. T. C. Thompson and Miss Bessie Mae Thompson have taken an apartment at the Ridgely for the winter.
 William M. McGrath. Jr., is convales- cent from a recent illness at the home of his grandparents. pr. and Mrs. Gun ningham Wilson.
 Mrs. George Harrington and Miss Gold smith of Atlanta will arrive early in November to be guests of Mrs. J D. Kirkpatrick and Miss Serena Kirkpat- rick.
 Miss Elizabeth Rogers has returned to Livingston after a brief sojourn with friends in this city.
 Mrs Erie Pettus is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Resale Chapman.
 
 Mrs B. F. Moore has invited several girls to motor to Tuscaloosa with her Saturday for the Alabama Tulane foot ball game Those composing the party will be Miss Margaret Moore. Miss Bev- erly Leake and Miss Katherine Nor row.
 Mrs. q. B. Mccormack. Mrs w. c. Shackelford and Mrs. Alex Cecil motored to Tuscaloosa Wednesday to spend the day with friends.
 Mrs, Arthur Adams is visiting friends in Nashville, where she attended the Smith Walton wedding.
 Mrs. Middleton Barnwell is spending several days with Mrs. Cabot Lull dur ing the absence of MT. Barnwell. Mir. William Summerlin of Kansas City is th0guest of MT. and Mrs. T. H. Motion at Highland Park
 Mrs. Reinzi Thomas is visiting her mother. Mrs. Sarah P. Hall, in Mont gomery
 Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck will spend sev eral days with Mrs. F. Fl. Buell. next week en route from Sewanee. Tenn, to her home in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Tiff Conger of Sewanee Tenn, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Leonard Bar ker at their home on Louise avenue.
 
 Mrs. Gayle Adams has returned to her home in, Florence after being the guest of Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Copeland.
 
 Miss Alice Jones left yesterday for a visit to friends in Selma, Mobile, and Alexandria, La.
 MT. Samuel Randall of Baltimore is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Claud Cotton. Mrs. Shaler Houser and her little son. Shaler Houser. Jr., arrived yesterday from Tuscaloosa, and are with MT. and Mrs. George Cruiksank for the Whit worth Matthews wedding 4 Mrs. James l.. Brock of Florence is wis., iting her sister and brother. Mrs C. H. Ohne, and MT. Lucien Brown
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis are guests of MT and Mrs. Frank Ellis MT and Mrs. Ellis formerly made their home in this city and are being warmly welcomed by their hosts of friends.
 
 Mrs. Landers Sevier is suffering from a sprained ankle, which she sustained by fall Wednesday afternoon.
 The Amarant club will meet with Mrs. c. l.. Ledbetter this afternoon, 1913 Twelfth street, south. The hour of meeting has been changed from s:3O to o'clock. All members will be expect ed to attend
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son, MT. Albert DePass, MT. Reese Mur ray, MT. Val kolb. Mir. Jesse Adkins. MT II. C. Ryding, Mr. Tom sherman, MT Pelham and others.
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MISS M'CARY HOSTESS
 THIS EVENING

Miss Carol McCary will be hostess this evening at a Halloween party at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. H McCary.
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talla after visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. F. Y. Dunnam
 Mrs. l.. C. Dunnam is the guest of relatives at Attalla.
 Mrs. j. B. Knapp of Panama is with relatives in Woodlawn for a visit
 Mrs. s. E. Moore has returned from a trip to Sylacauga.
 Mrs. J. c. Manderville of Madisonville, Ky. is the guest of Mrs. w C. Mitcha m in East Lake. Miss Evie Burt is at home after a six weeks stay with relatives in Selma and Orrvil,e.
 Mrs. M. J. Burt of Orrville is guest of MT. and Mrs. c. W. Burt.
 The Wylam School Improvement asso- ciation will meet this afternoon at 1:3D 0 o'clock.
 Miss Retta Hendricks and Miss zana Hendricks have come from Laner to make their home in Vivian.
 Mrs. James Nichols of Cordova is visit ing Mrs. J. R. Brown. The Norman Galt Crochet club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Alfred Jefferson at her home in North Bir- mingham Fancy work and social cha were the diversions of a pleasant aft ernoon and light refreshments were served to seven members. MT. and Mrs. Clyde Smith have re : turned from a visit to Gadsden Miss Bessie Hamm. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs w. E. Jones, left yesterday for her home in Montgom- cry.
 Mrs. w I. Williams of Woodward ia the guest of friends in North Birming- ham.
 Mrs. Haywood Baker is i'll at her home.
 MT. and Mrs T. G. Wood have re- turned to Lewisburg after visiting Mrs. Marion Santymer.
 Mrs. Walter Eddings and her little daughter are visiting MT and Mrs. B. c. Eddings in Tuscaloosa.
 Miss Mamie Richards has returned to Fernbank after stay with pr. and Mrs. s. c. Seay.
 The Rev T. V. Steele left yesterday Tor Chattanooga after visit to friends in Pratt City
 Mrs. William McDougal of Jackson. Tenn. is with relatives here.
 MT. l.. E Howell has returned to Mount Hope after a stay with friends in Pratt City.
 Mrs. Howard Lacey was at home to the members of the Recreation club Wednesday afternoon in West End when the house was attractively fes- tooned with Halloween decorations A William Cullen Bryant contest was en- joyed and book of his poems was awarded to Mrs Theodore F'urman. Later music and refreshments were served to Is members.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Graves have named their little daughter Virginia Moore Graves
 Miss Kate Denning of Pineapple will spend the winter with Mrs. w J. Mims
 Miss Gertie Borland is spending this week fin Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Hocutt was hostess at a spend d-the-day party at her home in Ensley Wednesday, her guests being the members of the South Park Social club and few additional friends The day was spent quilting for the Mercy Home and at noon dainty luncheon was enjoyed.
 Mrs. Fred Malloch entertained the. Ensley Highland FortyTwo club mem
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Matters of Moment In q Smart World

 Friday
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Geraldine Farrar's Carmen has some thing in it of those cratic women who
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~ NCE upon time not so very many moons ago, a noted critic in -O speaking of the premiere produc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
YosHlHlTO MAKEs\vIsIT
TO TOMB OF MUTSUHITO
Emperor aud Court Journey From
kyoto TO Fushimi by Special Train,
being Greeted by Huge Crowds.

kYOTO, November 25.-Empcror
foShihito. who paid n visit to the
mausoleum of Emperor Jimmu at Mount
tnehi. Nara. yesterday. proceeded to-
day TO F'ushimi TO pay homage before
the mausoleum OF tie late Emperor
Mutsuh!to at Momoyama. The E:m-
peror and court journcyed 10 FYshimi
by special train from kyoto station.
where huge welcoming crowds col
lected.
Only two years have elapsed since
the remains Of the late sovereign were
INFERRED at Monoyams. and but one
year later Empress Haruko his consort.
followed her husband and was buried
beside him The nausoleurn OF En-
peror Mutsuhito is known the Mo-
moyama mausoleum, and that OF the
late Empress as the Eastern mausolauni
OF Momoyama. The place is situated
on wooden highland surrounded by
lovely country. and the mausoica are
on the top OF hillocks covered with
verdant evergreen and other ancient
trees
The site was selected according to
the wish Of the late Emperor himself.
who sometimes visited the country on
his tours TO kyoto. and who greatly
Upon arrival at Nomoyama station
The Emperor drove TO the lnausolca
ground. Alight!ng at the foot OF the
MA he proceeded to the sacred pre-
ciLct OF the mausolcum. The crown
prince and all princes and princesses
.. the imperial family followed His
Majesty. and the whole court escorted
the imperial procession.
The ceremony was begun with tho
presentation of offerings before The
mauscleum by tEc ritualists and with
music by the court orchestra. The
chief rttualist knclt before the altar
and read Shinto prayer Then the
Emperor approached. made low bow.
ana spent some moments in silent med
itation. Next the crown prince and
the princes and princesses of the i'm
perial family worshiped Subsequently,
the members OF the retinue and other
participants were allowed TO paw their,
homage.
The ceremoniais being concluded. the
Emperor left the mausoleum, and. visit
ms the eastern mausolcum. PRAYED for
the repose aud happiness of the spirit
of Empress Haruko
The Emperor left Momoyama by
special train and returned 70 Kyo,o in
the afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

streets to the clatter Of cowbclls and
the roar of horns. while the students
yelled until their voices were hoarse
and throats sore.
HOTEL LOBBIES ARE
PACKED WITH ENTHUSIASTS
The hotel Hobbies were crowded
with vast throng, many again living
over the game OF the afternoon. while
others lamented their losses While
there was no considerable betting on
the game. North Carolina surprise ed
many who had slated Virginia to win
by larger figure.
Members Of the student bodies Of
both universities were happy over tho
result of the game. ono apparently AS
much so as the other, for the Tarheels
looked on the final score az a moral
victory for their team, and tho dele
cation from Chapel Hill returned home
last night with laurels to their credit.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
operated two special trains TO the
city yesterday with "a large crowd. one
from Charlottesville and the other
from Newport News. The Southern
Railway ran three specials TO Rich
mond. and had, in addition. extra cars
attached to their regular trains. These
arrived in South Richmond beginning
shortly after o'clock yesterday morn
ing at thirty-mlnutc intervals. These
trains returned last night at midnight.