The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-20
WEDDING BELLS
Ring Joyously In Manch"ster-other
Notes from the Southside.
In Manchester yesterday there were three
marriages.
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Ats A. NJ. at the residence Of Judge
John IT, Ingram. MIR. Robert Nicholas rage
Of Buckingham county, and his cous'h'
Miss Roberta Page, OF RchlnOhd. were
united in the holy bonds IN the presence
Of \ few of the relatives and friends oil
the bride and groom. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. j. Il. Newton, rector
If Monumental Church, Richmond. The
bridal couple entered the parlor, escorted
hv Professor Robert Nelson, Oi thafiofter-
Vile. and Miss Mary Randolph, OF Bucking-
ham. The bride was given away by Judge
Ingram.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Page
left for Richmond and took the Tram LOT
buckingham. where on their arrival a IT.
ception will be rendered them by the mother
Of the groom.
LEE MOORE.
At $3.50 Z. NJ. Mr. Charles NJ. Lee led
Miss Hattie Lee Moore 10 the altar I'm
Meade Memorial Church, where the rector
Rev. j. J. Clopton. united them IN marriage
with the impressive SERVICES OF the tpisco-
pal Church.
The ushers were Messrs. John L. Walker
:. :. Patch. W. G.. Burgess, and W. IS.
Marks. Behind the usher,. rs they entered
the church. came the groom with Mt. Ger
uard p. Walden. his best man. Lastly, came
the bride with her maid OF HONOR hiss
FlOrie leonard.
MIR. and Mrs Lee left On the OH DOMINION
steamship for New York.
FRY-PAYNR.
Last night Central Methodist Church was
filled with people to witness the marriage
Of Mr.. Joseph II. Fry and Miss Lamlta +.
Payne.
The groom Il very popular Young man.
and is clerk in Mr.. u. l.. Ioney's store.
The bride j. daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin
Payne. of the First ward.
MAYOR /, COURT.
The case Of Thomas Cheatham (colored),
one Of the negroes engaged in the row on
Seventh and Hull streets one day last week.
was set for Yesterday. but Cheaiham not
/ having as vet been apprehended. the ease
was further continued until this morning.
There was only one other case on the
docket. and that was a young white man
charged with using indecent language.
| The complainant being absent, the case also
went over until this morning. and rule
was issued for complainant 10 show cause
why he should not be fined for contempt oi
court.
RECEPTION,
Mr.. William b. Iipscomb and wife (acc
| MOOdyD. who returned from their bildal
tour Monday. gave a very charming recep-
ton to their friends Monday night.
Among those present were Misses Bessie
Lee. Belle Thomas. Matte Traylor and
Lille TAYLOR. Of Richmond: Misses Ellie.
Ollie. and Bertha Robinson. Erie Owens.
Florrie IIarnish. Of this city; Ne-srs. John
Trayl0r. Walter shelton, and Joseph Tray
lor Of Richmond. and :. :. Patch \. ).
Bradley. T. j. smith, K. J.. Moody. ana W.
L. Matthews Of Manchester.
OTHER MArTFEs.
Colonel Frank q. Ruhiu. the Lc0dcr says,
i irving TO krupp the great iron founder
and cannon manufacturer oi PermhnA' i'
establish branch Of their immense work.
Oh the fats in Chesterfield county. just be-
low Manchester.
Rev. F.. VI. Peterson. pastor Of Central
Methodist Church, continues quite sick ai
his residence, corner Porter aud Ninth
streets.
Rev. +. r. Thornhill. pastor Of Balm.
hridge-street Baptist Church. has returned
from attending the Baptist Association.
The reunion of all the old pastors of Filth
street Methodist Church was most ENJOY
able affair. The ladies furnished fine re.
port.
New south Council No. :. J. q. /. \. NJ,
have presented Mrs. W. NJ. Lip,c0mb with
engraved resolutions n thanks for the
handsome banner she gave the Council M
the recent session of the state Council in
this city Mr.. q. /. Merritt made the pro-
sentaiion speech, and Mr. LipscomD re-
sponded for Mrs.. Lpscomb. The pre~enla-
tion was made mt the residence. where Mr.
and Mrs Lipscomb we're lavish in their hos
pitality.
Work is rapidly progressing in paving up
Ill