The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-11

The funeral will take place at the
grave Ia Biandford Cemetery at noon
tomorrow. Rev. c. r. Stribiing will
ofliciate.
Mrs. Julictte v. Crowder.
| Mrs. Juliette Virginia Crowder,
widow of the late Alpheus Crowder,
died at her home the residence OF
her grandson. Mr.. Herbert G. Crowd
er, at e44 Commerce Street, at 1:49
O'Clock this morning, in the eightieth
year of her age Mrs. Crowder hao
been in poor health for several years,
| but had been i'll only about two weeks.
She was n communicate Of Grace
Episcopal Church and was highly
esteemed by wide circle OF friends.
She had been a lifelong resident Of
/ Petersburg. One son and one s!stef
survive her-Mr. Robert c. Crowder.
OF Richmond, ard Mrs. l.. A. East
wood, of South Richmond. The
! funeral will take place at the grave
t In BlandIord Cemetery at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon, Rev c. B. Bryan
will officiate, assisted by Rev. W. b.
Jet.
. Bertha Eugenta Walden.
J Bertha Eugenia. the youngest child
OF MIR. and Mrs. A. Baker Walden,
died a. the nome of her parents la
Mckenzie Street at 3:30 o'clock yes
4 tciudS diteIHDoiir lostR"ih5 u W
illness. The funeral wiz be conduct
ed from the residence at 3 o'cl OK
tomorrow afternoon. Rev. William
B. Jet will officate and intes nent
VIII be made In Blandford Gem terry
! City's Health Good.
/ The report of Health Officer Martin
for the month OF October shows the
health conditions of Petersburg to be
excellent. No new cases Of tabercu-
'losis were reported during the mo7Aa
and only five cases Of diptheria. five
cases of typhoid and one OF scarlet
fever. There were ffty-three deaths
in the city during the mo nth-25
white, 80 colore4 Ten OF the white
deeedents and four OF the colore 4
were nonresidents. Fifty-four births
were reported-24 white and 80 COL
ored.
Double Wedding Celebrated.
Misses Marie Amanda MCGEE and
BESSIE May MCGEE and Mr.. Robert !
Alley, Jr., and Mr.. Leonard W. Kidd,
four well-known young Petersburgers.
left for Washington, D, c., this morn
ing. where their double wedding cere-
mony was performed this aftern DON.
The brides ere daughters of Mr.. b A.
McGee and the groonls are both prom
ineitt young men.
Vaiden--Cook
Miss Maggie D. Walden and Mr.
John w. Cook. a popular Petersburg
couple. were quietly married at the
rectory OF Grace p. f. Church by
the rector. Rev c. b. Bryan. today
On Roll OF Honor.
! The following pupils in the High
School and in the Seventh Grade hav-
ing attained an average of 80 per cent
or more on their past months studies,
and having been perfect in deport
ment and attendance. have hal their
names placed on the roll of honor for
the month ending November 8:
1N-b--Irma James, Bessie Pegran.
Iv-A-Evelyn Butcher. Mary erich
ton, Alice Riddick, Eiva Marks.
III-B-Emily Baskerville, Elbridge
Burfoot. Sall'e Hobson, Laura Pc
gram, Hattie GRAY Ruffin.
III-A-Rebecca Cooper, Gertrude
Gill, Sue Robertson, Jean Stribflng.
1I-B--Jane Cabaniss. Re b &c c a
Jones
Il-A-Ruth Ellis, Anne Greenwood.
John Herbert Mann, Chapman Good
wyn.
II-A2-Cazell Matteson. Elizabeth
Slater Ellen Robinson, Joseph Rid
dick.
I-B1-Adah Rees. Elsie Ribble,
Blanche Temple. George Guody, Knox
Pannnl. B.axton Woody
i-B2-Kathleen Engent. Hontas
Wake.
I-Al--Euzabeth Bouldn, Anne Gil
liam. Polly Massie
1-A2--Ethel Holloway.
7-B--kathertne mi h. Mary
Nichols. Lee Sager Ivey Smith.
7-A--Nancy Rand. Laura Smith.
Caroline Cogbill.
Dlponts Buy sdose Land
f.>%n Enns uoi5 70 the Yhs,.
pont Powder COMPANY ON yesterday
an eighty acre tract OF land adjoin-
ing its present property at fiopeweli
for s4oo an acre. This Is believed
to be the highest price raid by the
Dup nj Company for this size trace
Itn its history. The property will be
used hv the company for cottages 800
OF which viii be constructed at an
early date.
Brief Itcm Of Interest,
The engagement of Miss Nan Dand
ridge Roper Of this city. to Mr.. Anrew
NJ. Kennedy, of Youngstown, O., was
announced today at a luncheon given
by Miss elan Trigg.
The wholesale store OF F. F
iThweatt & Brother. in Bollingbrook
Street was broken into and robbed
by an unknown thief or thieves some
time during last night
owing 10 the lnGlSpiSltlo1 Oh JuuEe
James NJ. Mullen, there was no SEES
sion OF the Hastings Court today.
Judge Mullen, OF the Hastings
Court has refused to recon and elem
ency in the case Of G.. Q. williams,
coiored. convicted here several years
ago fer felonious shooting. and sem
fenced to the penitentiary. Governor
Stuart requested Judge Mullen to fur
nsh him with information as to the
case.
The condition OF Mr.. e. Mcrrisette,
who WAS injured here last evening by
humping from a southbound A. c.
l.. train, ana who was taken to the
Petersburg Hospital with fractured
shoulder and other injuries, is said
to be favorable.
Mrs. Mary n. Copper Dies.
Mrs. Mary e. Copper. wife OF the
late John I. Couper, OF Richmond,
died Mt the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Fl. f. Munt. on Washington street, at
1850 o'clock this afternoon. after a
long illness Mrs. Copper was
seventy three years Of aee. She r.
survived by one son and four daugh
ters, j. Warden Copper. Mrs J. A,
Fisher and Miss Rose Coupon. OF
Richmond. and Mrs Walter A. Will