The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-29
ALL EYES CENTER ON
BAZAAR PREPARATIONS
Arrangements Practically Completed
for Petersburg Great Function
for BENEFIT of Y. NJ. c. A.
WITH GILBERT POLLOCK ON
BOND PRISONER DISAPPEARS
Man Charged With Pocket Picking
Falls to show Up for Trial, and
His Lawyer, Who Furnished Bond,
Also Absent.

| Petersburg. Va. April rs. - The
opening night Of the big bazaar to be
| held throughout next week by the
| Young Mems Christian Association,
whose handsome home has just been
completed in North Union Street.
will be replete with feature events.
Miss Mary T. Patteson will have
| charge OF the music on the evening
| of the opening, which Is an assurance
| that all those who visit the bazaar
will be afforded treat OF rare value.
| The concert will be held in the audi
torium on the second floor of the
association building commencing
| about $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
The building will be open for ad-
! mission from 8 clock p. NJ. Monday
aall through the week. but after Mon
| day ten cents admission will be
charged from o'clock through the
remainder OF the evening
Tomorrow evening fifteen young
men under the direction Of the ladies'
| committee will decorate the numer-
Gus booths In the building.
| The lights were turned on In the
| handsome gymnasium last evening
| for the first time. and Contractor
r. Mason Hill expects to have the
wiring in the building completed at
| an early hour Monday morning.
! George Dunworthy. a white stran-
ger giving Richmond as his place OF
/ residence, who was arrested here Sat
urday evening last on charge of
! pocket picking. was released yester-
day on bail in the sum of $500. At
torney Gilbert X Pollock becoming
| his bondsman. When the case was
called In police court this morning
neither the prisoner nor his counsel
| answered, and the case was contin-
ued, while the $500 bail bond which
the prisoner had given for his ap-
pearance was ordered forfeited unless
some good excuse could be furnished.
Dunworthy was arrested upon com
! plant OF Mr.. Wolfry. a citizen of
/ Matoaca who had 81 stolen from his
| pocket in 81 bills while riding on an
! electric car Saturday afternoon when
arrested Dunworthy had $40 in cur
rency in his pocket, including four 81
| bills, and was Identified by Mr.. Woifry
as the person whom Ne suspected Of
/ having picked his pocket.
At "Jayvtlie Junction"
! "Jayviiie Junction an unique en-
| tertainment. presented In the auditor
ium OF Stonewall Jackson School last
/ evening by a cast numbering about
! thirty-five characters from among
| Petersburg's best amateur talent, was
{ largely attended and pronounced by
ali present one OF the best amateur
/ productions ever witnessed In Peters
| burg.
MIR. Herbert Jordan. as Gus Ham
burg. the German" made one of the
greatest hits of any individual anna
| teur ever seen in a Petersburg per-
| formance and there were many out
standing features of entertainment
Misses Mamie Shaekelford. Florrie
! Aldridge and Doshie King rendered
| their respective parts splendidly. and
| Messrs. Clinton Faison. Max Sanford.
Willie Wells. James r. Stewart and
Herbert Reams were applauded re-
peatedly. A distinct feature on the
program was several selections rem
dered by the Farmers Male Quar-
tette," composed OF Messrs. Lee Petz-
old. David Wilkinson. Herbert Jor-
dan and Thomas la nier
At the request of many who we're
present and others who could not
gain admission, the entertainment
will be repeated next Thursday eve
ming under the able direction of Mr.
Charles II. Stewart
Funeral OF r. r. Jaryie.
The funeral of Richard r. Jarvie
was conducted from his late residence
| on High Street at o'clock this aft
| / etuooU ItCNs oil
st. paul's Episcopal Church. offic!a led
and the following gentlemen were
pall-bearers;
Honorary-Mesrs. John E. Townes
L. o. Badger. c. j. Syme j. b. Talia
ferro. G.. r. Gill and Emmett Rag.
land.
Active-W. c. Mall y, W. D. North
! ington, Charles Lanier. w. II. Talley
T. II. GOODWIN. DIR. J. Boiling Jones
Interment was made In Blandford
Cemetery.
A. p. Hill Camp. G. V, Of which
the deceased was member. attended
in body.
Mrs. Wallace f. Avesay.
Mrs. Wallace Il. Livesay. a resident
of this city. died this morning near
Carson, Dinwiddie County. while or
visit to friend. Mrs. Livesay was
the widow of william c. Iivesay. of
! this city. and her body will be brough,
here for interment.
Embarrassment.
The residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Cuthbert, In
Hinton Street was the scene at 6
O'Clock this evening of quiet hut
pretty marriage when their daughter.
Miss Nan. was united In marriage TO
Mr.. Albert Lee Seward, the eldest son
OF oJseph w, Seward
The Rev E. p cambridge. of 81.
Paufs Episcopal Church. performed
the ceremony in a most impressive
manner. The guests were confined
to members OF the family and imme.
date friends. A reception was ten.
dered the bridal party last evening.
II BOhannon-Galusha.
Miss Eloise Bohannon. sister of
j. Gordon Bohannon, of this city. and