Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
NEGATIVE SIDE WINS
IN SUFFRAGE DEBATE.
Victors i'm West Point Contest Will
Go to Charlottesville to Meet
Other School Teams.
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT
Miss Mary Garland Grasty. of Balti-
more. Engaged to We'd DIR. Roscoe
II. Spencer, of West Point-Mr.
and Mrs. Pitchers Anniversary.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial 10 The Times Dspatch]
WEST POINT. VA. March 27.-The
contest in debating and reading be-
tween the West Point High School and
the Botctourt. Gloucester County. High
school which was ned ia the Masonic
Hall auditorium on Friday evening,
was a croa; success. and highly enjoy
able. y full and appreciative house
greeted the young people. The opening
number on tile program was II selection
by the SYMPHONY orchestra. In the
reading contest, Miss Minnie Hogg, OF
Gloucester, read The Soul of the
Violin. Miss Beatrice Taylor of West
Point. read "S;aNorcn." then each read
n selection by the judCes-John Il.
Terrell. Julien Gum and Professor H.
u. Hauiy of Richmond. The decision
WAS rendered I'm favor Of Miss Beatrice
sweet ANA Low by Nrs J, w. Court
ney. Mrs H. i. Ware Dr. Joseph e
Kelley and Mir j. W. Courtney came
next. I'm tho debate on Women should
he given the right 10 vote on the same
basis as man" the negative side won
Miss Corueiia HoGg and Mr., Paul Gault,
Of the West FONT HEh school. "a
Spirit Flower" sung by Mrs y. Julian
Bagby. vas greatly enjoyed Dixie"
accompanied by the symphony Orchcs-
ira concluded the program The pre-
siding officers Of the evening were
school, ana Miss Adelaide Leigh. OF
West Point. The winning side will go
to the University OF Virginia Mt Easter
20 measure its strength with other con-
testantS
Louis Levin. of Baltimore. the only
brother 81 the late Mrs. I'D Morvitz OF
West Point. sailed about ten days ago
for Palestine. where lie will assist
as special member OF the relief COM
miit"e IN ministering 10 the poor. Mr.,
Levin IS one OF the secretaries Of the
international Associated Charities. He
has for several years been editor OF The
Jewish Comment. published In Baltt-
more
Francis FLOYD Eubamk. son o: the
late Y. X. Eubauk. reared in Essex.
near huntsville. stationed at Parkers-
burg. w. VA. the YOUNGEST travelling
auditor Of the Baltimore ana ohio Rail.
way system, * also a thirty second
degree Mason. has been invited 10
deliver ihe AIoundy Thursday address
hefor" ths lodge at Parkc-sburs on
Apr'l NJ l;UbanE is relative OF
y ! Montague. y g.
Miss Elise Frazier, 81 Richmond :
gust IN The home q Mr. and Mrs
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"h'n' guests IN Tho home
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W. 4 ~ Huoan& and daughter.
,i.s- 'o'iis1 nave returned from a two
months Visit 20 Ms Eubanl:'. son -
: ~ t.n'a1l.. OF Farkersbu-g. " Va
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