Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-29
a PRETTY NEEDING.
SOCIAL cHRlsTMAs-TloE EVENT IN
THE CRY OF PETERSBURG.
Mr.. Charles W. rain United 20 Miss fsabet
rIummcr--xanerai Of mrs. Ann y.
Stiles shooting Case Disposed OF

fccrrcSpondenco Of the Richmond Disps,ch.l
pErrnsBuRa. Va, December ,2S.--0pe OF
the most brilliant and interesting mar
riagcs Of the season--an event m every re-
spsct In keeping with tho joys OF Christ
mas tide--took place this afternoon in st.
Pauls church ct half-past 8 o'clock. Rev.
DR.. @. 4. Hams, rector Of the church. OH
Grated. and the happy couple who then
and there entered upon the Responsible
ties of married life were Mr.. Charles w.
Rain and Miss Isabel Plammer. Mr.. Balm
Il member Of the Portsmouth family. OF
that name, but for some tim. past has
been resident OF this city end an asst
Ant master fnrCaptain Gordon McCapes
University School. He Is young gentle
man Of fne attainmcpts. The bride Is
daughter OF Mr.. II. l.. Piummer. charm
inc young lady, who very popular IN 30,
ciai circles here. The.cbiuch was crowded
, with the friends ofthe CONTRACTING parties
THs BRIDAL PARTY.
The bride wore white silk dress
trimmed with chiffon, and carried non-
Duet OF bride roses and lilies OF the vaii.ey.
There was only one bridesmaid, MISS
HELEN Cameron. who was attired IN a Pic
turesoue gown OF white embroidered mus
lin over pink silk, with green trimmings
SDe had bouquet of La France roses ana
ferns. The ushers were: Mt. W. ,. bat
tie Of Radford: MIR. p. Voolfolk. of Rich
mopd. Messrs. II. c.. Mann, Bruce Pan
mil. III. l.. Plummer. j.. (brother OF tne
bride). and L. o. MoCabe. all OF thls CITY.
Mr.. George Nick. Balm was the grooins
best man. =. .ho
wedding were Miss Tannahill, OF New
Voyk cousin OF the bride; Miss Plum
MGR of Portsmouth, also the brldes
cousin. and Miss Balm and Miss Ethel BAN,
az Portsmouth. sisters of the groom; MIS-
s. s. nottingham, Jr., OF PORTSMOUTH
Mrs Lyman ID. Gilbert. OF harrisontg'
Pa; Misses Mary Cameron, Mary fegtan,
and Meta Potts: OF Richmonn. ana miss
Sarah Niche. of Charlottesyiile'
PERSONAL
The funeral Of the venerable Mrs. Ann
r. Stiles took place yesterday sitet i.,,na
from her residence in this city. Mrs: stiles
was the widow Of Captain Belheld
stiles. aud Captain Stiles himself was one
az the earliest conductors on the refers
huro ard Weldon railroad, and was wei
known ia the many years OF his service
Iy thousands of people IN Virginia anu
North Carolina.
Mr. John Tinsley, q venerable and proml-
nent citizen OF Prince George county, Is
dangerously Ill. re. D.u,i,.
Rev. DIR. q. II. Hams, rector OF ST. Paurs
church, announced from his pulpit yester-
day that through the kindness OF the
yestry of the church he would take va,
cation of one month and would spend
January in recuperating from the effects
OF recent illness.
A SINGLE SENTENCE.
The Hastings Court was in session TO-
day and disposed of the case OF L. ". HIATT
man. indicted for feloniously shooting
Mike Beck on November Goth. Both men
were employees of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. Mr.. W. b. Mcllwalne up
penred tor Hartman, who was found guilty
of unlawful shooting mot felonlous). Hart-
man was fined $40 and sentenced 10 one
hours imprisonment IN the city jail.
The Circuit Court meets tomorrow and
will finally dispose of the last batch OF
coupon cases-twenty-eight IN all.
William Mitchell, q decently-clad white
man. and his wife. both of them OF re-
spectacle appearance, were arraigned be-
fore the Mayor this morning charged with
drunkenness on the streets. They pleaded
hard TO be set free and were finally allow
cd 10 go upon their promise that they
would leave the city. They have one
child. They started out shortly after
their discharge TO foot 1T TO Weldon, N.
O., where they claim to have friends.