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FRISCO CONVENTION
Continued From Page ons.)

tho faithful execution Of III" 18th
amendment
AttornaY-Gcneral Palmer Will arrive
tomorrow. accompanied by Mrs. Palmer
and personal friends. &. c. Carln. a
Palmer manager. said he situation g"
far as the attorney generals candidacy
was concerned. was satisfactory. IL
will hr Palmer or somebody who has Hot
vet been mentioned" WAS IN" way Slr.
Carlln summed M the situation.
Headquarters Of Gov. Edwards or Now
Jersey. aNowcd wet candidate" for IN"
presidential domination. showed arti'l-
" today with The arrival OF Walker
Wick chief nunaror If tho Edwards
boom DisanpoIu' mcnts was expressed
nv many Edwards supporters over tho
inability Of tn" New jersey governor
to como In person.
Preceding tho arrival az tho bulk nf
the Ot',& dcI"gnton there Yc-c no d.
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For Yr!nh Independence.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 24-Thn
Friends of Irish Freedom. whose rep
rrscntatlve came 70 san Francisco 10
urge plank in the Democrat. plat
form pertaining 10 ireland. announced
tonight that because OF the activities
Of the Irish sympaihtzers under tho
dtrNat guidance OF President dcNalera
OF the Irish insurgent government, they
would not propose any declaration 10
the convention resolutions committc"
Tho announcement generally was TO-
garded as aEgravRting tho possibility
OF determined fight over tho Irish
question. Privately. tho officials of tho
Friends Of Irish Freedom had advn-
Gated a plank, which they said they re-
gnrd'd as less pronounced than the
declaration which will no rcquestod ly
Mr.. deValern. He arrives hero Sunday
to lead the Tight for Democratic support
for Irish Independence.
Daniel T. O'Connell. who SAID ho
spoke for the national council ~ TN"
Friends " Irish Freedom. made ~
nights announcement.
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rAIRMoNT's PRIDE

As compared with ParkcrshurC'S gain
Of but l..0@ per Ccut our Sc pius per
cent looks radiantly GOOD and our JOY
over that situation is considerably IN,
creased by the circumstance that We
even beat Charleston in tho, matter al
growth in spite Of the great advantage
Winch the great naval gun plant and
tho really rcrarkabl" 'ncrcaS" "f IN"
,hrmtcal industry IN tho kanawha val
ley CaSr To Charicston charleston
ncrcrntavr Of growth was hat i frar-
ton over - per ccnt.--Fatrm"nt West
Ni-,.t mi,
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PEEv1SH RECORD

Tho V'pShur Record threatens /" Tull
tho G. O. r. elephants hair as a pun
iShm"nt for lItil" DclawarC'S fAilnr. 70
ratiTy the suffrage amendment. Just
like a nervous. ill.tCmrCrcd woman To
Eek ncighhor's little "Dclla" and lot
MjSsis Sirpi and Ala Bama and LOUSY
Anna and Florri" Day and NlrGtnn"E.
and 4 Few more Of her own discnrdant
Nrars go free,-Weston Ind" pendent.
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,.ckc, composed q John T,rI j. s ETTSh'H oi
for president and Gnr. aired S'm MINI, "a
Nou, York for vice president Woula
s MS% ' the country" according t" John
II McTuocy. DemCcrati' Ieadrr OF
Kings county tRronklyn). y. Y. here
TO-DAY with the New York delegation TO
10 nemocratic convention. TIL" dele
ratJnn viii depart tonight for San Fran
cisco. ., III, 80 ,o~
Governor Smith for president as long
~ lie has any chance or winning inc
nomination. McCooey declared.
My personal opinion Is that General
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TcrshnE is the strongest man We could
nominate" he continued. The Re-
puhlicans are scared because they passed
him by
Judge Charles r. Lockwood Of STAN
ford. conn. d"lagate-at-larg TO the
Democratic convention. who Is here to-
day. said he would nominate for the
presidency Homer Cumimns. chairman
Of. the national committee and Lock
woods law partner.
SAN FRANCISCO. June GA now
feature for political conventions was
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-. raa hardl% bla'n" the british for
doing Al they can 70 appca7c the gen
err! unrest aboAt the news from Asia
Minor. bui the real situation Is not
changed thereby.
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Tho department Of justice is working
oycrtimn Jus, now lr hoaStsnE about
no prosecution Of raGicAIa and profit
ecrs as iiS favorite method Of boosting
p;,lner's presidential aspirations.
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NJ wonder that McAdoo's refusal has
no, had a very encouraging effect on
o,Dor candidates. az II IL sign that
he considers his party's chances hope
less.
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adopted today when nomination light
nIng rod WAS jointly erected for Score
tary Meredith and former Ambassador
Gerard. II took the shape of headQuar.
irrS at a local hotel. presided over by
I. r. Jones Of Des Moines. Meredith
workers are established in connecting
room on one side Of the central officd
and Gerard supporters similarly placeG
on the other side. Speaking for both
Mr.. Jones said the situation
was shaping itself encouragingly for
On" or both Of them.
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Nclnpm"ntS in .he campaign If GoN. cos.
Ia tact, there was no great activity at
ANY of thu headquarters as the big rush
al d"i"gat's VIII not begin unt!l TO-
morrow
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Strong for Pershing.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, juno ga
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(Tomorrow-"Hc and She" Contain
Ing but two characters. nero and
heroine. Don't miss it.)
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
BOOZE AND CRAPS
BRING COURT meet

Had it not been for number in
dulging in patent medicines to an I'M
usual extent. and number of crap
shooters admittig of the police
swooping down upon them Thursday
night, there would have been no ses-
sion of the city court Friday night.
However, there will be number Civ
en- hearings on the above charges
as result of the vigilance of the po-
lice
Until the last half of the week no
arrests had been made and things
were reported as normal" The out
break came with the simultaneous ap-
prehension of a number of men being
charged with intoxication and others
with having been guilty of rolling the
bones.
There have been no speeders az
rested for a period of two weeks and
it is believed that the stiff fines i'm
posed by City Judge G. Murray Smith
will have a "quieting" effect upon
those disposed to make speed while
within the confines of the city. The
period of violations both in the city
and county seems to have ceased sud-
denly, since there were a number of
convictions in the county court re-
Gently, after which there is said to
have been no more violations.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
CORN CUTTERS IN
FROM THE NORTH

Friday morning large party of
Observation-Disclosures to
be from Michigan, passed thru
the city for Frankfort, 20 of them
stopping off in Richmond. They
dispersed, later going to the coun-
try. Charles Wright, one of the
party, stated he had started the
work in Kentucky for the past six
years, and each year had begun in
Madison county.
He said the men would spend
some time here, after which they
would operate elsewhere, as corn
ripened. Wright claimed there
was a greater number of men
than usual coming from the north
this year, owing to the scarcity Of
farm workers here, and felt assur-
ed ali would lie steadily engaged
within a day or two. Some Of the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
Commissioners Sale

Samuel Shearard Heirs, Plaintiffs
VS..
Samuel Shearard Heirs, Defends.
Pursuant to Judgment and or
der of sale entered i'll the above
styled action by the Madison Cir
cult Court at its October term,
1920, the undersigned Commits
sicner will expose to public sale
to the highest and best bidder on
the premises in Richmond, Ky, on
Wednesday, October u, 1920,
at the hour of Two o'clock p. m,
the following described property ::
A certain house and lot Of
ground on Fifth street III Rich
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
PAINT LICK

Rev.N. G.. Stephens, of Louisville,
will assist the pastor, Rev. w. A.
Ramsey, of the. Presbyterian church,
in a protracted meeting to begin next
Sunday night.
Rev. A. N. Young, who has been
living at Nicholasville, has taken
rooms with Mrs. Vina McWhorte1',
and will preach twice a month at
Walnutta.
We failed to report the marriage
of Miss Nellie Tudor to Mr.. Sterling
Parsons. Miss Nellie was assistant
in the post-office here.
Some bootlegger brought in some
moonshine Saturday night and the
result was several DRINKS on Sunday,
We have had several political
speeches in the last few days and
hope the voters will be thoroughly
posted on the League of Nations.
James Woods sold his farm in
tracts, which brought 100000, an av-
erage of $500 per acre.
Miss Alma Lear and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. M. DAWSON have returned from
the Confederate Reunion held at Hus-
ton, Texas. They report very fine
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
Now is the time to eat fish. The
'eason is here. Neff. Phone 43I.
Bob Walker, Gent Aucfionee.

Sales held anywhere anG wilt <nIl s1-
thing. Veterinary " DIRK In all OF sst
branches.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
REPORTED DEAD,
is NOW STUDENT
Unusual Experience of Veteran
Who Carries Notice OF His
Own Death On Battlefield

To be officially reported dead in
France, return home, be provided
with the official notice from the wal
department of your death in the
trenches, meet friends who had
incurred you as dead for months, is
the unusual experience of Franklin
Webster, young ex-service man now
a student at the Eastern Normal.
Should it have been left to him to
state it, however, there would have
been no statement made, since he is
of the unassuming, modest type which
has developed so extensively since the
close of the great war among the
brave young men who took their
chances and offered their services to
their country. Mr.. Webster, who is
a former student at Eastern Normal,
was the cause of an additional gold
star being placed in the esrvice flag
at that institution. 1t was only when
he came in contact with friends who
believed him dead that the facts came
out.
Webster, who is from Owen coun-
ty, joined the ranks of Company |,
125th Infantry, and went to France.
1t was while he together with twelve
other men busily engaged one night
cutting the wire entanglements of the
German line that one of the opera
tors made little too much noise, and
there was a deafening explosion, then
vivid flash, a blowing up of the
ground, and all seemed over. Seven
hours later, when the brave little
party had been reported killed, Off
GERS inspected the territory. In doing
81, they stumbled over the foot Of one
Private Franklin Webster. Then the
digging began. The bodies of ali
were recovered, but the Owen county
man was the only one who could be
resuscitated. He attributes the saw
ing of his life to the fact that his gas
mask was properly adjusted. He fin
ally recovered. In the meantime, the
news of hi death had been flashed and
the word was received at his home.
where appropriate funeral services
were conducted The officers of East
ern Normal were informed of his
death through the war department
and another gold star was added tc
the flag at the school.
Webster finally recovered and
eventually returned home. 1t was
when Uncle Sam reached the stage
where insurance was due relatives OF
] the young veteran that it was learn
ed he had been virtually snatcheo
from the jaws of death almost as j
| by a miracle. 1t developed, also, &C
cording to the reports &C the officials
of the company, that the men ha(
been buried for period Of sever
hours, the enc out of thirteen being
saved. Mr.. Webster will not speak
of the experience unless confiding t.
a friend, and it was up to his friends
to divulge the details of his expert
ence after his arrival at the school
where he vii remain until the end oil
the term.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

K. =. TERKII-I-,
oct.10,22,26 NJ. c. NJ. {. {.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

trip.
Miss Mamie Sloan spent the week
end with Miss Nancy Heuff, at her
country home.
Miss Katherine Ledford, daughter
of Robert Ledford, is on the sick list.
James Ledford has begun a dwell
ing house on the land recently bought
off the McWhorter place.
Miss Jessie Mae Hammock, who
was operated on for appendicitis, is
at home and doing nicely.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

Plans for the school carnival are
soon to be taken up, since it is now
assured that the uptown streets espe-
cially will be finished within short
time. The event will be the biggest
of the kind ever seen here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

men are professionals and experts
at this work, Wright said, claim
ing they had records for cutting
the largest quantity of corn daily
of any men to be found. The men
contract to do the work by the
shock, exclusively, he stated,
moving from one locality to an
other.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
REVIVAL AT RED HOUSE

Rev. j. A. McClintock announces
revival services to begin at Red
House Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
Rev. J. L. Clark, of Mt. Sterling, vii
assist Rev. McClintocb in the services.
All are cordially invited to attend the
services.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16
COMMISSIONERS Sale
:. S. Lamb Heirs, Plaintiffs,

c. S. Lamb Hers, Defendants.
Pursuant to Judgment and or
der of sale entered i'll the above
styled action by the Madison Cir
cult Court at it's October term,
1920, the undersigned commits
sioncr will expose to public sale
to the highest and best bidder on
the premises in Richmond, Ky, on
Wednesday,, October 27, 1920
at the hour of II O'Clock a. M, the
following described property:
A certain house and lot OF
ground situated on Boggs Lane in
Richmond, Ky, and bounded and
described as follows: On the
north by the property of Andy
Maupin. east by the lands Of John
B. Parks heirs, south by the lands
OF Lem Rowlett and on the west
by Boggs Lane, containing one
and one-seventh do acres.
Terms-Said property will be
sold on credit Of six and twelve
months, the purchaser being re-
TOURED to execute sale bonds pay
able to the Commissioner with
approved security, and bearing 8
per cent interest from day of sale
until paid, with lien retained on
the property sold to secure the
payment of said bonds and inter
est.
r. B. TERRILL,
oct L. 81 % NJ q NJ 4 Z
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

There was an attempt to blow the
Ballard Bros safe 10 Lagrange, but
T.; explosion failed to explode.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

Mr.. J. L. Rowlett, Messrs. Lem and
Robert Rowlett and Mir. Edgar Ro-
gers have returned from Hamilton,
Ohio, where they attended the But
Ter county fair, and were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller and
Mr.. and Ms. F. D. Cruise.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-10-16

mond, Ky, bounded on the cast
by Fifth street, on the south by
the Frazee property, on the west
by G. w Evans lot, and on the
north by the Frazee lot, said lot
fronting 40 feet on Fifth street,
and running back an equal width.
Terms-Said property will be
sold on a credit OF six months. the
purchaser being required to exc
cute sale bonds payable to the
Commissioner. with approved Sc
curity and bearing per cent il
terest from day of sale, with a
lien retained ON the property to
secure the payment of said bond
and interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
THE PASSIONATE PILGRIM
WELCOMED BY SOCIETY
Little Thcatcr League Scores
Heavily in Presentation of Mrs.
Margaret c. Munn's Play.

Society turned out in force las;
night at the Strand 10 view the FIRST
performance Of the Little Thcatcr
Leagues play. The Passionate Pill.
y grim, BY, BY Hrs; Mrs; Marsaret Grosby
orchestra TO gaiieTy-. and everything
was received with great cnthu-
s:ssm.
The play Itself has beautiful lines.
though not much of plot and needs
a great deal Of cutting. but Il FIRST
pcrtormnncc should not be Judged
harshly. The. play is tremendous
thing for g group OF amateurs to at.
witr sach :. colossal venture
TO Miss Louise Bur!eish should 20
most OF the credit. for shc MAS the
her long hours OF training were evil
hant and her weeks Of effort "cgc
apparent 1T every :urn.
Miss Byrleish also appeared in thc
role az Mistress Elizabeth Vernon and
proved TO 6e The. possessor oi much
talent Eiving a finished perrorma nee
and making the most of very lovely
voice.
John Powell made an earnest
Shakespeare. and gave proof OF other
talents besides those musical. lie
y was a0l H. aS Mrs 'r i!rx thTss
vino played Anne Hathaway, with
considerable skill
The scenery was vcr% pretty. tho
first act. n wood at twilight. being
really charming. The artists who do
signed this set should br praised. for
4, had quite the urban tOurn.
The cast was tremendous and
everyone had evidently been care
fully CHOSEN. though there were 50
many that il was hard tO keep the
different characters straight In ones
mind Miss fnl; Bintord trained
some charming Soups OF dancers.
who appeared for q few moments
here anu there.
If there could be any criticism il
might he ,h2t the pla% was too long.
though, I am sure no on: minded. as
the players were 50 attractive.
The Little Thcater League in pro-
ducing 9TH. Passionate Pilgrim has
proven tnaS 1aerc ia lots of real
talent among IL: members. and INA;
they are not afraid OF hard work.
Let ms hope the league VIII prosper.
grow and give Us several plays each
D. II. 6.
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Today's Menu

viii he paid :. this time and other
Important, business discussed
Mrs. james T.. Shepherd is presi-
mer students Of Holiins. whether
members OF Che association or not.
are cordially invited To attend ;hiy
SESSION. Following tho business meet
ing social hour will be held and
refreshments will be served.
Mi.1 Tn!l"r to Speak Saturday.
Mss AnEH Manning rHylor Will ar
rive in Richmond Friday 10 no IN.
G s,u,,i.,t Of the Il sTes Stewart N BROOK
VIII give talk on her wGri; in Ap-
palachia Saturday afternoon ut
O'clock IN the church house of the
~, 'ovenant Presbyterian Church..
tend.
Miss Taylor has great mans,
friends IN Richmond. There she ire
Grently visits. and her talk Saturday
VIII be one Of the !nost interesting.
events Of the "c.k
brncnt Entertainments.
An attract We hcn"fit entertainment
OF the weak will be the Easter egg
hunt ANA Mother Goose party 10 no
held Saiurhay afternoon at o'clock
81 inc Ellc;t School. y charming pro-
gram has been arranged and refresh
mchts will be- served
Th. cntcrtalnmcnt is under the
auspices Of the ninth class Of tho
school ANA the members Of this class
nave charge Of tho AFFAIR. Those going
out from R!"hm6nd for the event mas.
take the WeSthamuton ear TO StoD 90.
Lecture M "cstmorcinnd Club.
The board Of managers Of tn. West
more and Club has arranged ai in
tcrcsti1S tr5y"l talk 10 bc given On
The roof garden Of the club ~ $40
O'clock on I'll" evening Of April 10
Tor members of the club and their
guests. The lecture VIII 30 given by
Frank Branch RTE. Of Oregon on
The i.Grc OF tho G-ra. Sorih,ves, .
and viii j.. illustrated with culorcd
Concert Tonight.
: iarGc audience will Ill tho audi
torium Of tn. Woinan's C'uo this
evening at $3.50 o'Cl1cl: .Or. tho AN
cert 10 bc given hv Mrs. Clifton M!ii, :
an! Marcus EcilerInan. with AIiSs
James ~ N" piano. An unusually at
lract.v" program hsS been arranged.
Hoth soloiStS are artists cf rare ab!ii-
-. ana MSS James is q splendid! ac-
compJriS,.
Tfc musi:a' &c fDr tho benen, Of
crll.:. l!.ll Of the Medical college az
Viz: MIA and. al Interested are in
ri;cd 10 attend
Benefit Ten al MnrShnlI House.
Tn" usual weekly tea for tile benefit
Of the \. J.. V. ~ viii be held this
afternoon from . u } o'clock at the
John Marshall i'ouse. Mrs. Thomas
G. Gordon |. hostess for taiS after
noon and she viii bo assisted by Mrs.
Hci'iam Biackford. Mrs Arthur Schivc-
nor. Miss Elise CLARKE Miss Louise
Powers and Misses ida Byrd and
Elizabeth Warwick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

IS after the reception the couple left
North, and after Jan. viii take up
where Lisutc,lan, Golla,t liz a; p:cs.
ent stationed. Lieutenant Gui!a,t
and his attendants are graduates Of
West Point. Class OF 1919.
Mrs. Dora +. Chapman. mother OF
The broom, wore gown OF black
OF jet. Mrs. .. II. Vaiden, cousin OF
and carried ii feather fan 70 match.
Mrs. *. -. Olson. aunt of the bride.
was Sowned in orchin velvet M-s. L.
T.; stePn ,sd auntNo: sh 1so groom I'm
Among the guests were friends OF
the couple from san Francisco. cal;
lthica. y. u; Catawissh. Pa: Boston.
Mass: .Atiar,a. Ga: Providence. Il. l.:
Detroit. Michs Dallas. Texas. and
Shreveport. La.
The liotc! Jefferson was the scene
Of pretty dinner dance on Satn:dS%
attendants TO the bridal party. The
table Tas decorated with American
Beauty roses. jonluils and ferns and
guesu OF IN" evening being John
Kobe Among the guests were the
Misses, Ruth Spear. Euth Coiiier'
Virginia .I'innG; i-nEils rh2 ,1s,,.
i.owiins. Florence Krouse. Edna
krouse. Iiszel NJ. Hartman, Hess Nc
lImo,s. ;iac g Ike Kennedy; !, tiiSn
Lientenanis Carl schilling. j. $. Cor
Iinsill. Drcrei Dana. Robert Lovctt,
Fred Platte. otto Prasger' John D,ci-
rich. Wore Beers; NoSert YORK ~
iay. Max Richmond and John Kobe.
pretty Wedding Icsterday.
pretty wedding wa8 so!emn!zcd
ycstcrda; morning At IL O'CLOCK at
the seventh Day Adventist Churen,
,;ivot. Miss Louise C,nu!ns. beca me
The br,Ge Of William Jones. both or
Richmond. Their pastor. Rev. }; \.
Leland. oifciatcd, and tnc "eH"'ns
% %nfi' "'s Fs""''e0 y - ,.ar
Z, =. bride was given away by her
brother, Captain a. II. cousins. Snf
wore a white 'GeorErtie CD nd :,
.t,tnr OF pearls, an heirloom o. M
family. was ner Only oFnamcht. ~
brides veil was caught up VIZ.
orange blossoms. And sne ;"rtr:.en :.
81" Her maid of honor ~as Miss Amy
Walter, az wash'nsion; 'h h MIA.
trimmed in beads and s.!H ,anesa
with :. touch OF pax. anu GU ''u
:, bu.uuet vt pink ros.s
rhn,ntsn. ot Richmond. as best in.n:
i,nnn1iatcly after The cettmohS
40 ride And groom left for Zip
WHEN will include wash!hg''h'
iittsbtFgh and ifot srF.nss o,,d,nr
thu bride ::u,I hse hr!dai patty were
Entertained ~ Captain and Mrs. y. a..
Cousins, 200 Floyd Avenue.
Guests Of Mrs. Mayo.
Itrp Burton Gag. Of Cleveland.
Ohio. IL the gurst % ne: mothcr. Mrs.
George Mayo. at the Hanover. Mrs.
Gay hap with her her two children.
l!tti" Miss Louise Burton Gay and
Burton Gay. u.
Srssion of IIoiltns Alumnae.
The Richmond Chapter 81 the Alum
rae Association Of iiollins College will
mold It's spring session on Wednesday
afternoon. April II. at $50 o'clock IN
The Collegiate school for Girls. 1919
3"nvmen. Avenue. This IS :, most
i,GDvriaHt meeting. plans for III.
annual card party given by the Assoc
c!ution VIII DE- discussed and officers
elected for the ensuing year Dues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

cHAR.oTTESvILI.E Aa-l it.--Mr. AMI
Mrt. William Staplcion Goooh. OF thu rni-
,iohs % III. marriage Of their Laughter
Mary STUART. to James Edward Eth.-id:sc
ot Norfolk. Va. the ceremony To take
place APRIL ai,h in the univcrs!;Y Chapel
CiihRLOTTESVILLE. April lt--Hoy
rh%!or Harris. Of Stony Point. and Miss
'aiSy Embrcy. a.! Vienna. -crc married.
) yesterday AT the brides hone.