Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-21
ARCHER AND ARCHER
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING AT THE CEN
TRIAL METHODIST CHURCH.
Mr.. Smith aud Miss Browder Married at
Nest-End-Personal and Other
Items from Manchester.

bldncne vernon hfchcr were Oniteu ID naiIlhBo
at the Central Methodist church last night &C
$3.50 O'Clock, Rev. W. c. Walden o1ncinting. The
edding was one Of great beauty and was at
tended by an immense gathering Of people, not
withstanding tho fact that no cards Of invitation
were issued. Miss Ida LLOYD presided at ;he
organ and rendered Mendeissohn's Wedding
March as the cOrteOe entered the church. The
ushers, who entered FIRST, were Messrs. ".
W. Friend and Sylvan Patch, w. y. Iahaferro
and w. BurioOt Wake, W. W. Carter and
Thomas j. Smith, w. J. HartWen and Frank
Michaux. Then came Miss Norma LithROW toou-
sin Of the BRIDE, mad Of honor, and Mr. Nell
waine Archer, best man. VINO were followed by
the bride and groom. Upon arriving At the altar
tho party formed q crescent-shaped hgure.
After tho ceremony the party proceeded down
the loft aisle. as Lohongrin's march WAS being
played. The bride is the only daughter OF
James X. Archer, and IL an attractive brunette,
whose smilble disposition and wOmgnly graces
have won for her tao position OF favoritc among
a Lost Of friends. she was roDod In handsome
costume o. white China SILK, chiffon trinminga,
aud diamond ornaments; wore white gauze
hat, and carried b~autHul pOuquel OF AaIe-
chdi-Ncil roses and smiax.
Tho groom Is son OF the late DR.. r c.
Archer. welLknown physician Of Powhstan
county. lie rs engaged 30 shipping-clerk Tor
Messrs. Wnttle, sydnor Co, Of Richmond. He
is a very popular young gentleman, and has won
the esteem Of al with whom he has been asso-
ciated, both in business and social circles.
clad IN n beautiful gown OF white ChinH SILK,
trimmed with real lace worn by her grand
mother. She carried bouquet corresponding
TO that Of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer we're the recipients Of a
beautiful collection Of presents.
After the ceremony the bride and groom, with
their attendants, were driven 20 the nome OF Mr..
John Archer, uncle Of the groom, in sWansb0ro,
where delightful reception was rendered IN
honor Of the occasion.
MARRIAGE IN swASsB0R0'.
A very pretty marriage took place at West
End Methodist church, in SWansbOro', yesterday
afternoon ut O'Clock, when Miss Matte X. brow
der became the bride OF Mr. William X. smith.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev. Il. J. Dad.
man IN the presence OF large cOncourse OF
friends Of tho young couple. The brlial party
entered the church In twos, tho gentlemen eh-
tering the right nisle ana tho bride and her mad
OF honor going in ny tho lett.
The ushers we're Messrs w. W. Friend, b. T.
Harms, r. &. Pot2od, Burlegh Anderson, Jr.,
and Mr.. A. /. Snelllngs (best man). Miss Lille
COurnOw acted as maid OF honor. The party
left the church by tho right aisle. the wedding
march being rendered by Miss Carrie Royal
The bride aud Hroom, after receiving the con-
ordinations OF then friends, Tero driven 20 tho
depot where thcy they took the train for west
Point, whence they will go TO Baltimore by tho
Bay Line.
Ihe bride is the only daughter Of Mrs. Mary
V. Browder and possesses many personal
charms. She was becOmingly attired in brown
travelling gown with hat and gloves to CORE
chr Jsanthemums and smilaI. Miss CournoW,
the maid OF honor also wore brown suit.
Ar. Smith Is = well-known young gentleman OF
this city. lie 10 an employee on the Richmond
and Danville railroad, ana Is popular among his
fellow workmen. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith WILL reside
IN Manchester.
REFUGE TO PAY FOR THE WORK.
Alta meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors Of
Chesterfield Monday the bill OF the company 10
whom was awarded tho contract for building the
new tail was taken up for consideration. There
is "A balance of about a., 800 due on tho siruc-
ture, which WIS held back until the committee
appointed 10 examine the work on the jail re-
ported TO tho supervisors. The committee re-
ported that the Work had not been executed in
accordance with the contract, as they have ascer-
tanned that putty and paint had been used IN
the iron portions Of the Jail where there should
have been iron bolts, and, furthermore, mat the
concrete floor vas also found not 20 be up 10 the
CONTRACT. II board refused 90 pay the bill ana
framed n letter 70 the company in Ohio about
the matter.
City-Treasurer Bronaugh has given notice
that the city Of Manchester per cent. bonds,
dated January |, 1882. reteemabie AZ the ploa-
sure Of the city after ten years, are called, ana
Will be paid on and after January l, 1893, on
presentation at the Merchants National Bank,
Richmond. Interest will cease January l, 1870
in the Mayors Court yesterday morning /. j.
Richardson was RrTaigned for creating disturb
auce and being disOrderly on one OF the electric
cars on the Hull-street line. Tho case was con-
tinued until Thursday on account Of the absence
OF witnesses. Richardson tnen bNOIe OUT n war
rant against Conductor Hardy, charging MIN
with using abusive language TO HIM, nut the
case WGs dismissed, as the offence, II any, was
committed IN Richmond.
mas entertainment az CoWardin-Ayenue Chfis-
tiau church: Song, Joy to the World p; al
dress Of welcome; song, Happy Gree ns 10
AN: dialogue, GOOD for Evil; dia % e,
"More Blessed; dialogue, "Tho Old Man and
the stylish Church -; recitation, who Are the
Coming Men,; dialogue, Uncle Lilahs christ
olber": recitation, "The Little Lord Jesus;
recitation, mo Room IN the Inn recitation,
"a Free Seat
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
Misses Lille aud Gertie Davis, OF Barton
Heights, we're IN tho city yesterday afternoon.
Mr. William Spears, mem Der OF the Chester
fed Board OF Supervisors, was IN Manchester
DIR. James N. Whitfield aud bride have re-
turned from their bridal tour.
The zpecial term Of the Circuit Court OF Ches-
ter1eld began yesterday. Judge Hancock Is OK
pected TO render his decision in several in-
pOrtaut chsncery cases at this torn.
Clerk h. T. DuNal, Of the Hastings Court, IS
sued two marrIage-licenses yesterday, as fol-
lowe: Mortimer ". Moon and Cora /. Wilson,
aud Louis Is. " illiams and Alberta X. Wilkinson.
Sir. O. A. Mallory, Of Marion, y. c., formerly
Of Manchester, is on visit 10 his family in Rica-
mond
an interesting mountaineering is in progress
NJ Finh-Street Methodist church, conducted by
the pastor, new TtD. NINAtl nv tAo bNhNNs
evening service there were ten conversions and
many requests FOR prayer. Tho meeting last
evening was well attended and much interest
WAS manifested.
A larcely-attended meeting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary OF Manchester Lodge. No. IA, OF
Nssons was held At the Temple yesterday after
noon 70 receive reports from the various COM
mtttees OF tho Masonic fair. After tho reports
were submitted II was ascerianed that 5000
had been cleared by the entertainment, which
was considerably larger than the amount eN-
uccted to have been raised. The furnishing q
tAe new Temple will cost about sl,l0O, and n
was for this purpose that the fair was held. All
VINO took part In the entertainment deserve
much credit and especially Mrs. A. II. Fitz-
gerald, who IL president Of inc Auxiliary Society.