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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
UNIQUE SHOWER GIVEN
FOR MISS ELLIE HOWARD
Pulaski Young Woman, Bride Elect,
IL Recipient OF Many
Presents.
VISITING MINISTER'S PREACH
Rev. K. ). Patterson, OF Charlotte.
\. c.. and Rev. VI. G.. Burnett, of
Cambria, Occupy Pulpits OF Luth-
Gran and Baptist Churches.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. |

tSpeciaI TO The Times plSpatc
PULASKI. VA, June I0.-Mesdancs
NJ. T.. Muirc and S. e. Stcger. Jr.. were
hostesscs in compliment TO Miss Ellie
Howard. one Of the June brides, Al
shower on Friday afternoon. at tho
home OF Mrs. Muire.
Sidney Stcgcr came into the room
drawing a little wagon, on which sat
little Miss Betsy Muire. ready to con-
Tor tho gifts upon Miss Howard. The
hride-elect received many gifts from
the guests. a salad course, with ices
and m!nts. was daintily served
The invited guests were: Miss How
ard and her mother. Mrs. William
franklin Howard: Mesdames d: Gray
l.anghorne. f. T. Howard, Romeo
Brown, Jesse. " BosanG. James q.
RosanS, w. W. Chafiin. Mark G. Bane.
IA. II. Painter. Howard G. Gilmcr. vii
liam c. Price w j. Hartman. T. c.
ling. p. b. Mullins. J. w. Bones. Frank
Stone, c. II. Painter, II. W. ThaXton,
I. NJ. Combth. VI. II. LanGhornc. 4. -.
kunkel. 9. T.. Phelps u. c. PARROT, NJ.
W. stevens. II. c. Patterson. Hcnsel
Eckman. John s. Draper and Robert
Graham, and Misses Charlotte Trolling
err. Agnes Howard. Lillian OGlcsby,
Katie Miller. Mary Cluh. Addie Thomas.
Alice Blocksidge Fannie Howard. Myra
Howard Eva Steger. Fannie Steger and
Mary Wysor.
The pulpits of two of the churches
were occupied Ivy Visiting clcrEymen
on last Sunday. Al the Lutheran
Church Rev. r. $. Patterson. of Char
lotte. y. C.. spoke in the interest Of
home mission work. Rev. NJ =. Bur
nett, of Cambria, a former pastor.
occupied the pulpi; Of the baptist
Church.
Mrs. u. G. McGavock is entertaining
for the summer her nicces, Misses Mar
jorie and Elizabeth Goodwyn. OF
Louisville, NY. Miss Elizabeth Good
wyn has been student at Vassar
while her sister graduated at the re-
cent commencement Of Chicora College.
Columbia. s. c., in art
Miss Halle Phelps, Of the faculty Of
Danvii!e Institute. Danviile. Va has
returned 10 her home, C;lendeM 10 spend
her vacation with her parents Mr. and
Mrs Z. l.. Phelps. Miss Phelps WAS
abroad studying music when the Eu-
ropean war broke out. and after en-
couriering number OF hardships sue
ceeded in getting back to the states
having expected TO he abroad for some
time.
Misses Anne Rell Chaffin, Elizabeth
Jordan and Mary Snuff have returned
from LynchburS, where they were stu
dents OF the Woman's College the for
mer two being members OF tho grndu-
atinE class. Miss Chann has as her
guests from the school Misses Gather
inc White, Bertha Greene. Annie Louise
Hardy, Mary Louise Sa ndcfer. Margaret
Faw, Bonnie Eckle. Virginia Turner,
Mary Stahlman Louise Cioodloc and
Julia Shackelford Miss Jordan is en-
PERTAINING Misses Elma Haswell vir-
GINA Tyler and Byrd McC;avock A
dance will he given in honor OF the
visitors on next Tuesday night At Maple
Shade Inn
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EXERCISES AT V. P. |.
Program VIII BeGIn With the Bncea-
laureate Sermon by Rev. Y
CInEett Skinner. ID. ID.
[Special to The Times- Disnaich.l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch]
BLACKSBURG, Va. June i0.--The
formal exercises of commencement at
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute will
begin Tomorrow morning with tho
baccalaureatc sermon by Rev. T. ClaE-
gett Skinner. -. d., of Richmond, and
continue through Wednesday morning.
when former Governor William Hodges
Mann Will address the graduating
class. and President Eggleston will de-
liver the diplomas.
The social events of the week began
on Friday night with the junior-senior
german. and will end with the final
ball on Wednesday night. June H.
The program for Monday includes a
competitive company drill at . in the
morning, a band concert and dress pa
rade In the afternoon, the reception to
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WILL. DISCUSS WELFARE
OF DELINQUENT CHILDREN
Persons Interested In Feeble Min de d
and IncorriEthic ChnrCeH Meet
Here To-Morrow.

Persons interested in tho welfare OF
childrcn--.the feeble-nindcd. morally
delinquent and the incorrigibles-wi
have n conference in this city tO-mor-
row the conference TO hold three SEES
sions--norning. afternoon and evening.
Charles i;utZler. president Of the
Prison Association of Virginia. one OF
tho hest known men connected with
the charitable institutions of the State,
will preside over the first two sessions.
and NJ night Judge r. II. Cardwell. OF
the Supreme Court Of Appeals. will
preside.
There are 10 be several addresses
during tho conference, the list con
tanning the names of those well-known
in such affairs-alienists. specialists
in nervous diseases. workers among
the children. All mectings will be held
In the lecture room Of the Broad Street
Methodist Church. Tenth and Broad
Streets. ard will be open TO the public.
The full program is az follows
Observation-Disclosures. 'Thr Need OF
Closer Cooperation Among Chill
drcn's Agencies" Charles ilutzlcr,
president OF Prison Association OF Vir.
t:inia; discussion: address. Menace OF
Feeble Mindedness in Institutions" DR..
Beverly r. Tucker; discussion: address.
The Detection OF Feeble MindedEcss
in Institutions" Miss Anna Petersen.
superintendent Virginia Home and In
dustrial School for Girls. Chesterfield
County: discussion; address, The De-
Veloping of Retarded Children Miss
Alice FIinck1ey. NJ. a.. Richmond: dis
cuSsion.
Observation-Disclosures. 1.-THE Psyche
logical Clinic" William II. Higgins. NJ
D., director of psychological clinic,
Medical College of Virginia; discus
sion: address, The Importance Of Ply
steal Examination of Children Enter
ing Institutions" DIR. Lydia r. Bauer,
resident physicians. 'Kilbourne Farm" !;
discussion; address. Tine Need Of SUI
pervision in PlacinC-On Work." Rev
w. j. Maybee, superintendent Chill
dren's Home Society. Richmond: adj
dress. The Need of Supervision in
Plactng-out Work." Rev. a. B. Sharpe,
superintendent Virginia Conference
OrphannGr. Richmond; discussion: adj
dress. Methods of Cooperation in
Training of Feeble minded Children"
DR. Douglas S. Freeman. editor Of the
News Leader: discussion.
Night--Address, Juvenile Protec-
tive Work in Virginia" Rev. George
Floyd Rogers, Lynchburg: discussion;
address. 'Problens OF the Juvenile
Court" j. Hoge Kicks. Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court discussion:
address. The Coordination of state
Institutions" Julien Gum, state Soma
tor. Henrico County; discussion.
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HAIR GRAY? Thin?
FALLING? FADED?
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duff.
Have Beautiful, Dark, Soft
Hair and Lots of 1t.

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a trace OF gray showing, by Thoroughly
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visiting parents of students and other
guests Of the college by the women
OF the faculty from I to in the even
ing rat the field house, the senior prom
cnude and a dance for the underclass-
men. Tuesday. June 10, will he alumni
day.
The annual meeting of the General
Alumni Association will be held at
$3.50 o'clock on Tuesday morning. a re-
view of the battalion by the alun,ni
to follow. At o'clock the luncheon
given by the college Will take place,
the sham battle is scheduled for c.3o.
and at the annual alumni dinner will
be given in the new shops building.
Harry NJ. Smith. of Richmond. will act
as ,oastmaster: Isaac Diggs. Of Rich
mond, will make the principal address.
and other spea kers at the dinner will
include President Julian \. Burruss. Of
the Harrisonburg Normal School, and
J. ID. Eggleston. president of the Nir-
Einia Polytechnic Institute. The alum
nj Will pc guests at the dances given
by the German and cotilion clubs on
Tuesday night.
Former students OF the college lv-
ing in and about Richmond have char
tered n special Pullman to take them
to Blacksburg. Those from Roanoke
will come in a special car. and quite
a number will remain over for the
graduating exercises on Wednesday.
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to The Times-Dispntch.1

Especial TO The Tim es- Dispatch
BLUE RIDGE STRINGS. VA, June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Shaw and son,
Roderick Shaw. Jr, % Quincy. Fla,
arrived on Tuesday and have regis
tered for the season.
Lieutenant Blair Wilson. of Norfolk.
who attended the camp Of instruction
held In Roanoke last week. arrived on
Saturday.
a hiking party, composed Of Colonel
Willis Johnson. Captain Philip Brown
Mrs. Shaw. Roderick Shaw. Jr.. pr.
Hibbett. Miss Edith Summerson and
Master Marcus Ellison hikcd 10 wild
Cat Knob on Thursday afternoon
Colonel Johnson had as his guests
on Sunday DR.. and Mrs. T e. Dennis.
Mrs Arnold and 4. Summerson. who
motored from Bedford City 70 Blue
Ridge Springs
other arrivals for the past week
are: Mr.. and Mrs. + II. CARRIER. Rich
mond; r. a. Wood. Norfolk: MISC Lucy
Turner. Martinsville: Miss Ruth Kirby,
Raymond Trenor and Ralph Peel. Roa-
noke: p. W. Reynolds, Baltimore: n.
II Hoffman. Roa noke; +. p. Stratton
Lynchburg: A l.. .Arclambault II V.
Hamilton and a. l.. Spence. Roanoke.
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MANY ALUMNI TO ATTEND
Interesting Program Arranged for
Commencement ExercISea at Wash
inRton and Lee Cnivcrsitr.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON, VA. June 1o.-written
notification has been received that 40
alumni of Washington and Lee Univcr-
sity will attend the events Of COM
mencement week. For alumni day.
Tuesday, June IT, President Henry
Louis Smith expects fully 800 grad
yates will be present.
The round of events began last nigh
with the interfraternity dance. To-
morrow Bishop William Bolton Muir
rah will deliver the baccalaureatc ser
mon In Lee Memorial Chapel Mon
day will be devoted TO a number of
events, among which will be the an
nual boat races and the senior ball
The graduates will participate on
Tuesday in the formal dedication Of
the Doremus Gymnasium. and will at
tend the annual meeting Of the Alum
nj Association.
The awarding of degrees in the
three schools Will feature Wednesday
from an academic angle, while the final
ball. the biggest social event Of the
year. will close the session In blaze
OF glory. Henry Watkins Anderson
of Richmond, will deliver the COM
nencement address In Lee Memorial
Chapel. =
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HOLD COMMENCEMENT
AT CITY AUDITORIUM
Finals of Mas Frick's Music school
VIII Tnke Place on
June II.

The sixth annual commencement of
Miss Marie G.. Tricks Music School
VIII take place on Wednesday, June 81
In the city Auditorium An attrac-
tive program has heen arranged. Cards
can be had at the studio or from any
Of the pupils.
The following scholars will take part:
Lorraine Bartlett Alice Elan. Mary
Ticrney. oscar Hite, Doris Urban,
Eliza beth Schleichcr. Roberta James.
Wylo!s Klein. Mabel Klein. Eva Wood
burn. ollie Weis, Gladys Ford. Nettie
Gates. Helen Wade. Lillian Chappen.
Alma Larkin. Lena Larkin. Sadie Tins
ley Libby Bryant Royal Relcher. Eula
Brown. Dorothy Brauer. Elsie Lucas,
Trina Miller. John Hayden. Margaret
Walthers, Claude Scott. Stella Eubank.
Mae Carver. Mamie Weymouth, Nir-
Sinia Wade. Mae Francis Ware, Ellen
scott, Harriette Gates. Maggie Dugan,
John Gravens. Thelma Childress, Kate
Cartwright, Bessie Tapscott. Edna Mar
tineau. Mary Winfrev, Grace Kersey.
Jennie Kidd. Mercer Kidd, Pearl Per
kins. Minnie Jones. Margaret Hayes.
Virginia MetZSer, Louise Jurdcn, Beu-
lah Jones. Thelma Tuck, Marie Mat
thews. Charles Nenzel. Willie Haw-
kins. Nelson Jackson. Beatrice Taylor.
Doris Mayo. liertha Samuels. Kate
stone, Agnes Schwartz Louise
Schwartz, Martha Wescott, Helen Starr
key. Thelma Marlborough. Alma Thomas.
l.enore Robertson, Evelyn AEee, Nell
lie Woodson, Gladys I.ocknane. Doro-
thy Kelley, Harry Davis. Annie Lee
OConner. Annie Payne. Mildred Stoltz,
Grace Lawrence. Bertha Garrison.
Gladys Pemberton, Gladys Brauer, Es-
Their Davis. Hazel Leber. Joe Stratton.
Josie Morien. Virginia Taylor, Thelma
Leigh. Bernard Lewis, Lewis Janison.
Nellie Anderson, Olivia Hawks, Grace
Thomas, Nettie Burton. Addie Lewis.
Ruth Williams. Grace Hancock, Sadie
Lawrence. Gertrude Powell. and Thclma
jennings.
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FINAL PIANO RECITAL
OF MISS DAViS'S PUPILS
Interesting Program, In Two Parts. Il
Rendered by Music

Classes.
The closing piano recital of Miss
Mamie pavis's music classes took
place on Thursday. with the following
program:
Mozar;
Minue. from "Divertimcnto,'' in y
Major
Misses Louise Powers. Bessie McGn-
vray. Lindsay Powers, Katherine
Branch.
PHI. f. Bach, "Rondo Expressif'
Mcdowell
E,ude In Concert. Sharp Major
Miss Katherine Branch.
Schumann ......,.... Happy Farmer"
Miss Virginia osEood.
Virgil ................ Autumn Song"
Miss Ruby Bigger
Mende!ssohn
Song without Words" No IS
Raft ................. La Fileuse"
Miss Margaret Gaines.
Heller .............." Curious Story"
Miss Katherine Minor.
GODDARD Berceuse from "Jocelyn"
Miss Josephine Harrison.
Victor Staub ......."S Sous Bots"
Miss Elizabeth Frazer
Torjosson. ITO the Rising Sun"
Miss Carol Minor.
Tschaikowski. Chant sans Paroles
(F'or two pianos.1
Miss Elizabeth Warren and Miss Davis
Miss Bessie McCiilvray
Mendelssohn. .Preludium in F. Minor
GODDARD Observation-Disclosures.
shepherds and shepherdesses"
Miss sue Hurt.
Menuett from "L'Arlesienne Suite"
fFor two pianos.
Miss Lindsay Powers and Miss Davis.
Schubert Observation-Disclosures.
Impromptu. in A Flat Major. op. so.
No. 4
Miss Elizabeth Warren
Pucc:ni
"Ch. seltda mamma from La
Boheme"
Mr.. Belts.
Chopin Prelude, in n Flat Majo
Miss Anne Powers.
Nevin. Acknowledgements. Country Dance"
Cor two pianos)
Miss Anne Powers and Miss Katherine
Branch.
Pnrt IL.
Mendelssohn. Concerto. in G Minor
Motto allegro con fuoco
Andante
Allegro motto vivace
Miss Anne Powers
fThe orchestral accompaniment will he
played on a second pano.)
Sterndale Bennett. ...........
Take. Oh Take Those Lips Away
Words by Shakespeare
Mr.. Belts
Webher 1911. ...... ."Concertstuck"
Miss Katherine Branch.
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the Parent-Tsachcr Association of the
William Fox School on Tuesday after
noon at 800 o'clock. in the school au-
ditorium. The subject of his talk viii
be "Opcn-Air Schools" At the May
meeting tho following officers were
elected: Mrs. John J. Phillips. pres
ident: Mrs. Russell Wills. first vice
president. Mrs. II. a. Nightingale, sec
ond vice presidcnt: Mrs. Fred J. vii.
son. recording secretary: Mrs r. S
Crump, corresponding secretary. and
Mrs. John l.. Branch. treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11
~ AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Sue r. Adams. of East Orange.
s. j.. who has been the guest OF Miss
Annette Tyler. OF Park Avenue. left
on Thursday for Virginia Beach to
spend the summer
Miss Annette Tyler will he one of
the girls leaving this week for Lex
inEton to attend finals at " NJ L
Miss Mary Della Smith has returned
from Columbia University. New York
City, where she has just received the
short stay in Richmond, Miss Smith
will leave for Connecticut to spend
the summer months.
Edmund L. Benson celebrated his
tenth birthday with q family dinner at
his home 1913 West Franklin Street,
on Sunday last.
WOMEN,S MEETINGS.
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OBSERVE PATRONS DAY
AT RUFFNER SCHOOL
Interesting Program VIII he Carried
Ont by Pupils on rhursdny
Morning.

Patrons day at the Ruffncr Public
School will be held on Thursday morn
ing nj Oils O'Clock. when the follow
Professional. America" ....... School
Flag salute. &C.. Boy scouts and School
Song. The Star-Spangled Banner.
school
japanese drill ..................
........ "a. CD. IA. IN Girls
Song. .......-. observation-disclosures.
6-R girls in cooking caps and
aprons Wadc in their sewing class.
Negro burlesque. Romeo and Jul
liet.' Fart |. ......1-A and rs boys
intermission. music by one-piece or
chestra from Jackson Ward. ...
Observation-Disclosures. stuart Tompkn
observation-disclosures. "A and I-B boys
Southern songs ...........,...
Minstrels from IA and 7-B
Presentation of basketball pennant
................ The Principal
Delivery of diplomas to 7.B Gradu-
axes The Principal
Song. columbia. .............S School
Recessional, March.
The girls in 1-B graduate in MILDLY
blcuses made during the term in their
sewing class.
entirely by May Woods. u IF girl.
Romeo and Juliet" burlesuuc, is the
creation of Nathan Sharool, 7-B. The
rehearsals. costumng, etc. have been
conducted entirely by the cast.
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CAMP JrNALusKA FOR GIRLS.

Finest location. highest altitude, best
equipped camp In the South. Clyde. y. c.
Two and one half miles from Southern As
semhl> Grounds Tennis. basket ball. Gro.
ouct boating. bathing, mountain climbing
sypsy trips. nature study. hand craft. folk
dancing plays and pageantry. Tutoring II
desired. Good board: experienced roun-
cIllors The hes, place for Il happy. healthy
and wholesome vacation. Address MISS
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SESSIONS COME TO END
Six Young Men Are Given Diplomas mt
the WoOdberry Forest
school.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.l
WOODBERRY. FOREST. VA. JunelO
The baccalaureate sermon at Wood
berry Forest was preached last sun
day by DR.. w. +. Rollins. of the Episco-
pal Theological Seminary. of .tleXan-
dria. This marked the beginning of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

Williams Memorial Circle. Kings
Daughters. Will meet on Tuesday at
ternoon at 422 East Franklin Street,
at o'clock. This will be the last
meeting for the summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

An important meeting of the Shell
tcring Arms Hospital Will he held to-
morrow at II O'Clock.
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would form and become au-
fully sore. could not deop at
night tho pimplcs would itch
and burn so badly. I dared
not put my hands In water for
they would burn aud itch SO.
| was ashamed 10 lot any ono
soe my hands they Here 80
rosInh aHl ..>~ sA u II
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P|MPLY letter
ON HANDS AND FEET
Would Itch and Burn So Badly Could
Not Sleep. Dared Not Put Hands
In Water. Ashamed of Them.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Il vas troubled with tetter. II flrst
pagan BY very small bumps or pimpleA COM
Ing on my hands and feet. LAsge pimplne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-11

not vear any clothing on the affected parts.
finally sawa CuticuraSonpandO Ointment
Advertisement and / got q large sized box
or Cutcura Ointment and . cake Of Soap
and In two months my hands and toot were
perfectly healed" (SiRned) ]. B. Diekr-
son. Brookhsven. Miss. July q. 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on requoat. Ad-
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ADV.
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wOMEN's MEETINGS.

DR.. N. T. Emmett will speak before
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The closing piano recital of Mis-
Mamie pavis's music classes tool
place on Thursday. with the following
prOgram;
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Frank Hale Heads
The City Golfers

+. w. Hale OF the Field club was
elected president OF the Metropolitan
Golf association at a meeting held
yesterday at the Commercial club. J.
NJ. O'Neill OF the Miller Park Golf
club was elected secretary-treasurer.
The annual metropolitan champion
ship tournament will be held this year
on June rs and July 2, at the Happy
Hollow and Country clubs. A total
II seventy-two holes of medal score
gill be played. Thirty-six holes will
be played June rs at Happy Hollow
and the second thirty-six will be
played July 2 at the Country club,
The play will be in three flights.
Prizes will be awarded to the cham
pion and the runner-up and also 10
the winners OF each fight. In addi-
ton prizes will be awarded to the
players turning in the lowest scores
on each eighteen holes.
Those attending the meeting were:
w. ]. Foye Of the Country club,
George Francis OF the Seymour Lake
club, Wilbur Jones OF the Prettiest
Mile club, w S. Rigdon Of Council
Bluffs Rowing association, J. K. Ar
thur of Happy Hollow, ]. K. O'Neiil
OF Miller Park and +. w Hale OF the
Field club.