Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-29
HE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Death Of Mrs. Nunnaliy-Another Mar
rage Yestsrday-PeTsonal, &c.

Mrs Rosa A. Nunnally. whose critical
illness was reported in the DESPATCH, dlel
YESTERDAY about noon at the residence OF
her husband, Mr.. b. A. Nunnally, on Tenth
street between Decatur and Stockton. She
was in the 3Gth year OF her age
The deceased bad been sick only about
week. and tor the past few days her death
had been expected at any time ia cOnse-
quence Of her alarming illness. She was a
most estimablc lady. possessing all those
traits which 90 TO make up true type OF
Christian WomanhOOd, and was beloved
Nv nil with whom she was acquainted.
Her husband and seven children survive
her.
Her maiden name was Miss Rosa A.
Moore and she was reared in Manchester.
The funeral wall take place tomorrow
morplnc at II o'clock from the BAN
lridce.Street Baptist church, OF which
tine deceased was o consistent member,
and the remains will be inferred IN Maury
cemetery.
MARRIAGE YESTERDAY MORNING.
MIR. Robert Rudd and Miss Mary White
were united in marriage at the residence
of the brides father, on Eleventh street,
Yesterday morning, Rev. G. +. Moore per
forming the ceremony. After the marriage
the couple were driven to the depot and
took the tram for Chase City, where an
elegant reception was rendered them last
NIGHT by the aunt Of the bride. They will
| 90 from Chase City TO Raleigh, n. O..
The following pupils OF School NO. -
| in Ettrick, Chesterfield Miss Maggie l..
| Gill, teacher, were perfect IN attendance
/ for the thlrd schOOl-month, ending De-
! cember 49, 1892 John Beicher. Lennle
/ Archer. Charles Dance, Frederick Park,
! Jessie Ruddy, Thomas Parkinson, Early
I DYSON. stephen Eanes. John Ross, FRANK
! Ross. Blanche Beloher. Bessie Park, Monte
| Parkinson, and Mamie Perklnson.
! one of the most beautiful scenes which
! has been witnessed in this community Tor
some wears was the lake at FOrest-HIll
! Park Yesterday. The ice IS five inches
! thick and there were about 500 persons out
! to either engage in the pleasant exercise or
| see others do so. There were large num-
/ her of Richmond people over. The pond
,yos a little rough toward the evening, but
# was probably flooded last night, and
! will afford excellent sport again to-day,
! There are many ladies III TINS Guy VINO
are expert skaters and manifested much
! Grace as they glide over the Ice. Among
/ them are Mrs. Rosser l.. Moody. MISS
! nleaD Lacy. Miss Annie Parker, Miss
| Cabeil Hancock. Miss Mabel Beattle, Miss
| 4gnes Walker and her two cousins from
| New York, Misses Stella and hldegarie
! Brooks. the Misses Walden or Buck HlI'
! Miss Alma Hall, Miss Minnie, Naden'
! and Mrs Horace l.. Sulth. Ihere arc
| also a number of gentlemen III tins
citv who are good skaters, among them
| Nessrs. A. !. Bradley. II. G. Beat1e, Ben.
! = Owen. Tom L. Owen. Horace, James r.
| and William u. Bradley, DR.. John w.
! Brodnax, Dr. :. l.. Ingram, Mr.. William IS.
Mir. Harris. one of the employees of the
| Chesapeake and Ohio offices III Richmond,
| fell on the ice Yesterday afternoon ana re-
/ ffl TluDt
| side Of the head lust above the eye. which
randered HIM unconscious for short
while He soon recovered, ana after his
| iniuries had been treated he was sent 10
| Pichmond on an electrician. dis lace
was very badly skinned.
| suSpAY-sCHooL OFFICERS ELECTED.
The monthly meeting of the male mem
49, OF the Balnbridge-Street Baptist
! obnrcb was held in the lecture-rOom of
.hat edifce last night. Rev. l.. Ii. Thorn
! Kin presided and Mr.. w. A. Gibbs acted as
! secretary. After the transaction or routine
bnsiness, the election OF officers TOT the sun
! day school took place, resulting as IoiIo"s :
| Wellington Brands, superintendent ;
| Iohn a. UtZ, assistant superintendent 4;
| r a. Davidson, treasurer ". h. Hossley,
secretary; George Blankenship, assistant
secretarv j. J.. Robertson, Librarian
| Iunius A. williamson, assistant norarlai
| V;uiam q. Owens, chorister; Miss IDA
Flournoy, oreanist Miss Manic Pitt. as
s;stant oreanlst; Mrs. A. G. Harding, SUI
nsr;ntendent OF the infant class, and Miss
| Eattie Price, assistant. Messrs William
| brown. seldom Bates. w. L. mt, anu
Charles l.. Petit were chosen ushers Ior
the church. A.. p.h.o.,o,
.,uych was the scene of a very enjoyable
cslebration last night, when Santa Claus
vss,tes the Sunday school children and
preseuted each with package OF good
'n1 The Christmes coiebrationof the Meade
| uan,orial church for the. benefit OF the
seholars of tue SUNDAY SCHOOL took place