The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-07

standing to see through the taking
away by the Almighty hand of one
so pure and honorable, but all his
friends and relatives look upon his
death as that of a man who was fully
prepared to meet his Maker.
Besides his grief-stricken parents.
who on account OF their physical con-
dition. were not informed of his death
until the arrival of medical assistance,
he Is survived by two brothers and
four sisters. Duncan $. Beasley, of
Richmond; Ernest c. Beasley, OF this
city; Mrs, H. W. Pote. of Washington.
d. c.; Mrs W. w. jefferson, Misses
Katie w. and Grace @. Beasley, of PEE
tersburg; also by number of other
relatives, including an uncle, Police
Commissioner w. G.. Andrews. He WAS
about thirty-three years of ase,
A coroner's jury was summoned 10
the undertaking parlors OF Messrs.
Badger & Wood at O'Clock this even
ing. The body was viewed and Ad
journed TO await the development of
evidence. The funeral arrangements
have not been completed.
Momthly Recital Gfven.
The fourth of a series of monthly
recitals being given at the Southern
Female College was held In the chapel
OF that institution yesterday by some
Of the students when the following
interesting program was rendered
Part I.
Piano Duet-The Little Trumpeter
Van Gael
Miss Lucy McIlwaine. Virginia
Miss Vivian Benesh. Virginia
Vocal Solo--To You Speaks
Miss Vivian Claude. Virginia
Piano Solo-Nocturne for the left hand
alone .,....-.. .....,.. 'seriaoine
Miss Roberta Mccue, Virginia
Vocal Duet--RsrcaroIie ,,ox.-
Miss Lula Berger, Virginia
Mrs Eva Laura Peasants
Piano Solo-Barcolle-Op l3. No.
Miss Gussle Indest, Louisiana
Vocal solo~-Cll Sing Thee Songs Of.
Araby ........... '.'.''''. clay
Part II
Vocal Solo-Elysium ..-,..,.-@ SPEAKS
Mss Mary Congdon, Virginia
Piano Solos
Ca) preiude-op rs. No, -. Chopin
(b) Song without Words-~op, 30,
M NG Shirts ri.' silk. o aS@''''>'""
Vocal Solos
ta) Laves Memory .,....... Hosiner
Miss Lula Berger. Virginia
Piano solo--Marche Grotesque-op, 81
No. 1..............,, sindllhs
Miss Eva Arlington, Virginia
Vocal Solos
tal WIN O. the wisp ..~.... Spross
o. Down in the Forest Ronald
Miss Dorothy Peel Texas
Miss Eva Arlington. Virginia.
Association to Meet.
Nfut fNT
the Stonewall Jackson School will
hold its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow Monday afternoon al
o'clock. A fun attendance of those
interested in the work of the school
In earnestly desired,
Bishop Administers Rites.
Right Rev. A. NJ Randolph, LII. D.,
bishop of the Diocese OF Southern Nir
ginia, preached and administered the
rite of confirmation to a large class OF
candidates at st. Johns Episcopal
Church at II o'clock this morning.
Professor Dabney to- speak.
On Tuesday evening, next, at S.11
o'clock. Professor r. Fl. Dahney, OF
the University of Virginia, will de-
liver IAN address in the auditorium of
the Duncan NJ Brown School on The
Historical Background of the World
War" Professor Dahney comes to
Petersburg under the auspices and
upon the occasion OF the meeting OF
the Teachers Club OF Petersburg
Much interest is being manifested in
his coming and his address is expect
cd to be a great enlightenment to
number of people. The public gen.
orally is invited to hear Professor
Dabney
Observe Block Day.
no usifl "a nhsorUld hRse
Tuesday. February 8, for the benant
of the War Relief Association. The
chairman of the. committee has in
yjted a number of ladies to take part
in the distribution of envelopes at
each house throughout the residential
section, which will be called for the
following day. The committee has also
announced that all funds contributed
by local citizens will be spent In Pc
tersburg to purchase materials for
making garments for those desperate
Ily in need in the war zones in Europe.
Likes Her tep-Grandmas.
Washington, Feb. 6.--President and