The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-06
THEY ARE NOW WORK
THE DEMOCRATS or mASCHEsTER.
Rig Meeting st Forest Hill Park and Other
Eforts-Tbe Commemorative Attor-
nsy wsdded--Nsws Notes.
MAxonEsrEn BUREAu RICHMOND TINES.
112I Hull STREET. BEATTIK BLOCK.


There viii be a big NEE ting Of the
Democrats Of Manchester at Leader Hall
on the evening of October 18th. The
Hor. Holmes Conrad. Of Winchester, will
De the orator Of the occasion. The Dem
ocratic clLts Of Richmond are invited 10
come over ard join them. There will be
q brass band TO entertain the audience
The following canvassers have been ap-
ported by the Democratic city central
committee by wards: First, W. &.
Simons: Second, K. T. Powell; Third,
s, muel A Alois; and Fourth, W. H.
LitbeCw.
Tonight at Forest Hill Park occurs
the donor stratiOn of the Mdnchester
district Democrats. Ex-GoS Crnor lltz-
hugh Lee is 10 addr,s lhe gathering,
md it is hoped that Hon Charles !.
OFerrall will also be there. The speak
ing will be at the Mansion House. There
VII be electric lights, red ire and the
Blues band 10 discourse stirrng music,
and atog( Their one of the most inspiring
occasions of the campaign IS looked 1Or-
ward 10.
The committee of arrangements is made
up of the Messrs b. +. Owen, Jr. CHAIR
mari H. 4. Morrisse tie, r. A. Bowen,
William Evans. w. G. Clements, +. c.
ID. Farmer. Dabney Gil, X. VI. CRAM
CHAN, William Martin, and Daniel Bliley
Extra cars will be run. Ladies will have
seats reserved for them.
oARRETT-FENDLEY.
Meade Memorial church was crowded
10 the doors last evening at g o'clock, ut
which time Mr.. w. Hay Garnet, the
woli-kI own Ccmmonwealth's attorney of
Manchester. and Miss Annie Fendley
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Nj. Fendley
Were married.
The Rev John J. Clopton, the rector
of the church. performed the ceremony,
which was the impressive ritual of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Mr.. Edgar
Justis. the Organist, played the Bridal
Chorus from "LOhcnUin as the brlIll
party entered the church, and when they
left THE Wedding March" of Men
delsSOhn.
The ushors were Messrs !. c. Lacy. Ca
H. Sims H. s. Tulwood. w t. BGHl, ID.
j.. Brodnax. Il. Z. Woisgcr, T. K. Owen
and Fendcy Dickinson.
The bride was becOmingly atired in
dress Of tan-COlored broadcloth. trimmed
with brown. hat and glove to match.
After receiving the congratulations Of
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett left by the
evening train for Washington and the
society was well represented ut the
church
At Bethlehem church. Chesterfield,
there was a pretty marriage yesterday
afternoon. The Rev. j. T.. Williams
united in the holy estate Miss Alice Iy-
bargcr aud Mr.. David Moss.
A large number of the friends Of both
the bride and groom were present.
THE MASONIC TEMPLE.
The LIST Of December will probably be
chosen as the date for the opening of
the Masonic fair. which is to be held to
raise money with which to furnish the
new Temple. now nearing completion.
The entertainment is under the direc-
tiOn Of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Manches-
ter Lodge, No. II. They have appointed
committees to prepare everything for a
successful fair. and the Ladies Auxiliary
meets on the ID and 4th Friday after
moons hereafter.
BASEBALL.
AT Forest Hill Park this afternoon the
AuTOras and the Ironclads will play off
the lie game Of baseball between them.
The same batteries will be on hand and
good game may be confidently expected.
Mr.. William Henry Mann, of Peters
burg, has been visiting this city lately.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mrs. Virginia r. Smith, wife of Mr..
John w. Smith, died Tuesday night at
her residence, west Tenth street, and
the funeral will occur this morning at
10 o'clock from the same place.
Mr. Is. w. Martin. Of Chesterfield. is
recovering from his late attack of paraly-
sis in Richmond.
Mrs. Alexander Martin is i'll at her
home, il Chesterfield. Aelr Halsboro.
Mr. Malvern MoSeley. of Manchester
IS i'll at his fathers place, in Chester
field.
The scholars in the public schools of
Manchester district Chesterfield. will
have a holiday to-day, so they can see
the trades parade in Richmond
Mrs. George ii. Morris and Miss Byrd
Morris of Farmville, are on a visit TO
Mrs. w. T. Lithgow, at the Green
House.
Mrs. S. L. Gary has come back from
Baltimore, where she has been on a
visit.
There are many tramps in the neigh
borhoOd of Manchester.
The Alert Fire Company pulled a reel
200 yards. with 200 feet of hose. and
had a plug stream on in two minutes
at a test of speed OH Tuesday afternoon.
The Rev. Decatur Edwards. of Clop-
ton-street Baptist church. Manchester,
has lately had two calls from other
churches. His decision is not known yet