The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-29
BAIN-PLUMMER WEDDING
uoIsDxYoAYkrrEs,I LrNcHBUEG.
Grand Yodee OF Danvilie Celebrates st.
Johns Day Captain Poote Better-staun-
ton Daily News an Afternoon Paper.

prrrRspuRe. Va. Dec 2s.-lSpccial So
ciety circles Of Petersburg have boon inter-
ested for several weeks past in the approach
ing marriage OF slr. Charles W Balm AID Miss
Isabel D. plummcr, which took place from st.
Pants Episcopal church this afternoon. Rev.
DR.. c. Il. Iiaines officiating.
sIr Balm is the Youngest son Of Mr.. George
e. Balm. IT. Of Portsmouth, and his bride Is
tho youngest daughter Of Mr.. II. /. Plummer.
prominent resident Of this city. The church
was prettily decorated for tho occasion.
The bridal marty entered tho church at $50
O'clock the bride upon the arm Of her father.
attended bv her maid OF honor. Miss Helen
Cameron Of Petersburg.
The bride. who Is ono Of Pe;ersburg's love
lest and most popular young daughters, wore
q beautiful gown of white silk trimmed with
chiffon. ana carried in her hand bOquet OF
bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
The best man was George Nick. BAN,
brother OF tho groom. The ushers were Mr..
H. l.. llum.ner. a brother OF the bride. Mr.
Bruce PauneA. Mr.. Il. Mann and Nr. T.. o.
horne McCabc of this city Mr.. W. L. Battle
j.. OF Hedford and Mr.. Pichesron Wooiforl.
Of Richmond.
Among the strangers present we're Miss
Tannahill of New York. Mss ALA Plummer
of Portsmouth. cousins Of the bride. Miss
Mary Hunt Balm and Miss Ethel baln Of
Portsmouth, sisters OF the groom. Mrs :. =.
Nottingham. Nj and Mrs. lyman d. Gilbert
of Harrisburg. Pa. Miss Mary Cameron Miss
Mary pegram Miss Notta Potts of Richmond
and Miss Sarah Niche OF Charlottesville Va,
The presents were numerous and elegant.
Mr. and Mrs. Balm took the evening train
for tie North. and after q visit 10 his relatives
in Portsmouth. viii return 80 Petersburg. their
future residence where NJ Balm is the pro-
fessor of Greek in the University school.
CHURCH ENTKnrAIsoiEHT.
The Girls Aid Society Of the First Baptist
church gave the chidISn q the church nm en-
tertainment AZ the church this afternoon. and
the little ones were literally supplied with
candles and other sweets.
The hustings court was engaged to-day in
the trial Of the case Of I. ". Hartman,
CHARGED with the shooting and wouudlng OF
Michael Beck. on the 20Jh Of November last.
Hartman is u section master on the Norfolk
and Western railroad and Beck an engineer
on the same road. The Jury found Hartman
guilty. and mis- punis hment fixed at one hours
Imprisonment in the city Jail and imposed q
fine OF $50.
The congregation Of the Old-strect Presby-
terrain church have extended pastoral call TO
Rev. Floyd H. kurtZ. of Norfolk.
Virginia Council. No. 3, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. have elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Junior Past Councillor James Il. Miles;
Councillor. Il. G. Cr0wder. Nice-Councillor.
W. 5. McCulIoch Recording Secretary
Frank A. Owen. Assistant Recording Secre-
tary J. II. Slaughter financial Secretary.
A. NJ Crowder, Treasurer. Thomas ~
Reams: Conductor, i. NJ Steel: Warden
Williams Outside Sentinel, j. III. WLtmore.
Tonight the several Masonic lodges met
and celebrated the festival OF ST. John the
Evangelist in an appropriate manner.