Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-20
MARRIAGES IN MANCHESTER.
Three Couples Happily Welded Yester-
day-GcneraI News Itcm..

There were three marriages IN Manches-
ter Yesterday.
Tho 6rst occurred AZ o'clock in the
morning at he residence OF Judge John II.
lnoram. on Porter street. when, IN the
presence OF few friends Of the couple,
Rev. DR.. J. +. Newton, OF the Monumental
church. Richmond. performed the cere-
nonv that made Mr.. Robert Nicholas Page.
of buckingham. and Hiss Roberta Page, OF
Richmond. husband and wife.
Professor Robert Nelson, Of CharlOttes-
Vile. and Miss Mary Randolph. OF Buck
ingham. escorted the bridal couple from
the library 90 the parlor, where the cere-
monv took place.
The BRIDE who Is very lovely young
lady, was attired in becoming travelling
dress She was given away by Judge
Ingram.
Immediately after the marriage Mr. and
Mrs. Page left for Richmond, where they
took the train for Buckingham. the groom 3
home. where they were rendered recep-
ton last night.
ITR-MOoRE.
There was q pretty afternoon wedding at
the Meade Memorial church at hali-post ,
o'clock. when Mr. Charles NJ. Lee and Miss
Hattie Lee Moore were married. Messrs.
John I. Walker. :. :. Patch, ". e.. Bur
goss. and ". f. Marks. the ushers, entered
the church frt and were followed by. the
groom. with Nh Bernard =. Walden, his best
man. Lastly came the brldc with her mald
of honor. Miss Florric Leonard. When
they reached the altar the party separlted,
and the bride and groom stood before Rev.
John j. ClOpton. who performed the pretty
ceremony of the Episcopal Church. me
couple left on the Old Dominion steamer
for New York.
TRY-PAYSL.
The third marriage of tho day was that
of Ilr. Joseph II. Fry and Miss Lameta F..
PAYNE at the Central Methodist church M
. o'clock last night. There was quite, a
large attendance OF friends 10 witness tho
ceremony.
Mr.. Fry is q very popular Young man ana ana
q salesman i'm -. l.. Toncy's grocery; the
bride is the daughter of Mr.. Benjamin
Payne, OF the First Ward.
AMONG TIE ORDERS.
New South Council. No. 3. Junior Order
United American Mechanics, went up IN q
body Monday rcht to the residence of
Mrs. W. NJ fipscomb. on Twelfth street,
and presented 10 her their beautifully
euoros.cd resolutions of thanks for the
handsome banner Mrs. LipscOmb gave the
council nj the recent SESSION OF the state
Couuci, ia this city.
Mr.. O. l. Meredith made the .presenta-
/ 7.
monial on behalf of mis- wife. The visitors
were pleasantly entertained 10y their host
and hostess.
The following Manchester Druids. re-
turned Yesterday from Petersburg, where
on Monday night they instituted Merlin
| Grove. No. .. of the order: \. G, \. James
4. Lipscomb: D. G.. A., Philip Metz: g. =,
Never Angle: Past-Arch G.. +. Wells ana
Messrs. Hudson and linyena.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Miller, of Powhatan. was
in the city yesterday.
The Hustings Court was engaged yester-
dav in the consideration OF civil and
chancery business.
Rev. +. NJ. Peterson. Of the Central
Methodist church. continues quite SEX az
hisrosidence, corner Of Ninth and Porter
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Lipscomb, who
returned from their bridal tour on Monday,
entertained that evening a number OF their
. Richmond and Manchester friends.
PAYERS are again az work on upper Hun
street. and the paving VIII be pushed for
ward az rapidly the weather VIII allow.
The river, as a consequence OK the heavy
/ rains of the last few days, Is several iee {
above usual tide, and was rising slowly
last night.