Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-27
MARRIAGE IN MANCHESTER.
MISS Snead Becomes tho Bride Of Post
master Smith-Othcr Items.

Postmaster Thomas H. Smith and Miss
Lily Is. Sncad were married at } o'clock
Yesterday afternoon at the residence OF the
bride, parents on Fourteenth street be-
tween Semmes and McDonough. Harvey
Blankcuship and James Mum were the
ushers.
Among the guests at the marriage were
Hon. Edmund Naddin, Postmaster Otis
H. Russell. COllectOr-of- Customs John W.
Fisher. and State Senator VI. Il. Lloyd.
The presents were exceedingly handsome.
The bride and groom took tho York
River train for Baltimore Yesterday
afternoon and Will SIT Philadelphia. At
lGntic City. Cape May, and Washington:
Wlilo H. the latter city Alr. smith Wilt call
on MIR. Wanamaker for the purpose OF In;
duoiug him % give Manchester additional
post-oflice facilities.
Manchester Lodge, No. 1902 n. A. Of NJ.
has elected the following officers: L. NJ
NJ. V. l.. IuUcntine: NJ. NJ, George
Sturdiyaut: Foreman. W. /. Winnie:
Secretary. +. :. Gibbs: Financial Secrc-
tarv, W. -. Stone; Treasurer, W. Is. LIP
scomb: Statistlcian. ". G.. Freeman;
Chaplain, ). &. Taylor, Outside Guard,
Il. II. Vaughan: INSIDE Guar. y NJ: Les.
Trustees: james Lipscomb, +. \. Fran
! cisco, and 5. G. Shepherd.
Mr.. Thomas II. Fisher, secretary Of the
Veteran Cavalry Of Chesterfield, Will issue
a coll IN Is few days for meeting ot the
Surviving members of the old Chesterfield
Cavalry and the members OF the Chester
field Cavalry Association. Inc OBJECT OF
the meeting Is 20 arrange for the annual re-
union. which will take place during the
| month Of August.
John Jones, ii negro youth was arrested
Wednesday night for interfering with the
clrcue-tent mt the corner of Fourteenth
and Decatur streets. lie was taken before
the hayor's Court yesterday morning ana
recognized for his appearance to-day.
Mr.. Robert c. Stanard, Of Lynchburg,
formerly of Manchester, has been ap-
pointed superintendent III charge or trans
portatlon and traffic for the LynchburG
and Durham railroad, Cice W. y. Mitchell,
general superintendent. resigned.
The announcement of the death of Mr..
John G. Hooper in Waco, Texas, was heard
with great regret both IN Manche and
Richmond. The deceased was native OF
the former city and resided there until his
removal 10 Texas some fifteen years ago.
Tie left a wife and four children.
Mr.. Charles ". Lee, master mechanic OF
the Richmond and Danyille system at
Salisbury, n. c., Is on IA visit To Manches-
ter
Mr.. Lee Turrertine has gone TO North
Carolina 10 visit ms parents.
Mr.. b. f. Prison has returned from Cape
Nav. where he went to attend the couvcn-
tion Of rallroad-men held at that place.
Iljsscs Drucie and Lille DAVIS left We'd
ne-day night for Burlington, \. c., where
they will spend several weeks, and then 20
70 stanton, Va. TO remain during the
summer.
Mr.. Waverly Thomls Kahn aud Miss
Rosa Lee Martin were married Wednesday
night at the residence Of the bride, on
Fourth ptrcct, Rev. W. A. Laughon per
forming the ceremony.
Mrs Caroline Robinson. mother of Mr.
W. K. Robinson, superintendent of the
Old Dominion cotton-mills, has returned
TO her home. Oakland farm, Chesterfield
county, ACCOMPANIED by her grnnddaugh-
ter. Miss Ellie Robinson, who Will spend
several weeks at Oakland.