The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-19
A MANCHESTER MARRIAGE.
Nh. George Stein and Miss Mary 4. Car
boush Welded.
OTHER NEWS FROM OUR SISTER CITY.
Erfef Mention of Current Events on the other
Side OF the James-Personai Points OF
General Interest.
M,NcHEsTrR BUREAU RICHMOND TfMFs,
Corner FiFrH AND PORTER STREETS.


There was quite brilliant marriage las
evening in Meade Memorial church. whel
MIR. George Stein. OF this city. led TO the alta
Miss Mary 4. Carbough. OF Granite, Va, an'
the two happy young souls pighted thei
troth and took each other for better or To-
worse. for veal or for woe.
The church had been most artistically anc
beautifully decorated with flowers, plants
and evergreens, and presented a scene Of rare
beauty and loneliness as the bridal cortegC
entered and marched up the right hand
aisle. First were the ushers Messrs.
Charles Harnish best man; Frank Blliey,
Lewis Heinal, Arthur Evans Edward AGREE,
and William Lamb: then the bride and groom.
The pretty ceremony of the Episcopal ser
vice was read by Rev. J. j. CloptOD.
Mrs A. G. Harding presided at the organ
and played the beautiful wedding march
After the ceremony and many congratula-
tions the intimate friends and connections Of
the family drove out TO Cedar Lane. tho beau
tiful country home of Mr.. Stein.
IL was lovely scene rs the long row of car
riages and smaller vehicles wendell their
way from the city 10 tho scene of festivities.
and the moonbeams played hide and seek
through tho folisge If the forest trees on
either side Of the road.
Arriving At their destination everything was
found beautifully arranged tho large grove
being thickly hung with Chinese lanterns and
artistically festooned with many colored
buntings. Upon the lawn and under tho huge
oaks bad been built two long tables which
were laden down with every delicacy the sea-
son afforded and rare fruits from tropical
climes In another part of the grove WIS
built a nice pavilion where the followers Of
Terpsichore could indulge their tastes and skip
the hight fantastic to the fullest extent of their
inclinations.
Among the dancers were the Misses Har
nish. Misses Baird Misses O'Brien Miss Pet
tierew Miss Allen. Miss Moody and Miss
Pitt. MIR. William Lamb was floor manager
and discharged his duties in an exceedingly
pleasant manner. The music was furnished
by Warner
Among the distinguished guests present
were: Mayor Atkinson, Officer Smith, DR.. +.
7. Matthews. DR.. w T. Matthews, Messrs.
Augustine Royal. Ben. p. Owen, Jr., Charles
Wake. William Lipscomb and John AIRING
ton.
After spending several pleasant hours at the
hospitsble home Of the groom the happy
party dispersed to their various homes. wish
ing long life and happiness to the newly
welded pair, and very much pleased with the
evenings enjoyment.
The groom is a popular young provision
merchant of this city, and is well known in
business and social circles, where he has a
host of friends. and the bride is one Of Ches-
terfeld's farest and most highly accomplished
daughters. Many beautiful and costly pre-
sents signify the wide popularity the young
couple enjoy.
BRIEFS.
There was entered to record Yesterday
deed OF bargain and sale from w. b Bradley
and wife TO Daniel Tuckey. conveying thirty
feet with improvements thereon on Hancock
street Consideration 5000.
Yesterday heavily laden wagon accidently
got into ditch which was being dug to put
water into the new bank building. The usual
crowd of small boys were present to watch the
operation OF extracting the vehicle. Damage
trifling.
Captain Lipscomb was yesterday fixing np
a list Of delinquent dog taxpayers Last year
900 hundred medals were sold. This year only
lW have been taken ont. Mayor Atkinson
VIII next have say in the matter.
saw mill belonging to Mr. James VI Han |
cock. and located near Coaheld, in Chester |
held county, was destroyed by fire Monday
night. This Is the third time Mr. Hancock |
has met with similar bad luck in the past |
three months An incendiary is supposed 10 |
be At the bottom of the trouble No insur |
ance had been kept on the building until the |
present loss.
Driver Zimmerman, of the Decatur street |
inc, Monday slapped negro out of his car
ana yesterday morning the Mayor fined him |
The modest sum Of one cent. The negro's |
name was Gaines. and when asked by the |
driver OF the car if he would not give his seat |
10 lady, replied that he had paid for that |
seat and intended keeping it, Mr. Zimmer- |
man onered him the five cents back which he |
accepted and got up. He however, used |
ome very abusive language when he was
'Jected from the car.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Hueston. mother of Mrs. r. F. Pilson
II this city and Miss Afford. of Louisville
Ay. leave 20 day for their home. accompa-
ned 10y Master Samuel and Miss Melia Pilson.
Mr.. Julian X. Goode. of Windsor, n. c. ia
Tisting in this city
Miss Annie Fendley leaves this afternoon ~
Tisit friends IN Chesterfield
Mrs W. H. III. Bagby. of Central s. G has
eturned home after very pleasant visit to
rends In this city.
Miss Mile Fisher of Longwood Amelia
ounty, has returned home from pleasant
olourn among friends here.
Mrs. Aaron Hardfeld will return home in a
lay or two from pleasant visit to friends in
everal large Northern cities.
Miss Mamie Bagwell. Of Amelia. so we'll and
avorably known in this city. will teach steno.
raphy ana type-writing at Hollins next ses
ion. '''-
Mr. Claiborne Watkins announces b;mself
candidate for the House OF Delegates snb-
ect TO the Democratic convention which |
aeets here next month
MIS-; L.. h: Ihornhill Mrs A. c. Harding
RS ,. d. Nelson and Miss Eva Harrison
'ave to-day for Washington, where they ojn
party OF excursiOnists for Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Lnwood Moody, who was so badly
nrt several days ago by piece of humber
iuihG on MN, Is still confined 10 his room.