Kent v. Miller
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtBrowning, J.
George Edward Pickett Kent, defendant in the trial court, Miss Wright, subsequently Mrs. Kent, and Annie Miller, the plaintiff in the trial court, formed a party on the even*424ing of January 24, 1934, seeking amusement and entertainment of the night club variety. They chose the Riverside Club, the doors of which were subsequently closed by police authority, which was in Chesterfield county, and where dancing and eating and drinking were the order.
The moving spirit of the party was the plaintiff for she went to Miss Wright’s apartment and had Miss Wright call Kent over the phone for the purpose…
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