Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-06
MANCHESTER MARRIAGE.
German In Leader Hall-Mrs. Smiths
Death-Personnl and General.

Death-PGrsonnl and General.
Meade-M Memorial church was the scene
of a yery pretty wedding yesterday after
noon, when Mr.. William Hay Garnett and
Miss Annie Marcia Fendley were united IN
matTimony.
The church was completely packed,
standing-room not being available IN either
the aisles or the v%estibule.
Promptly at 6 o'clock-the hour ap-
pointed for the eyent-the bridal cOrtege
entered the church in the following order
Messrs. Charles II. Sims and ID. l.. Brod-
max: Mr.. j. c. Lacy. of Roanoke, and MIR.
Fendley Dickinson, of Richmond; Mr.. L.
4, Owen and Mr.. T.. p. Weisiger. and Mr..
W. b. Ball and Mr.. II. S. Fulwood, of
groom. As the bridal party moved mp the
aisle Dir. Edgar Justis PLAYED a wedding
march. Messrs. Sims, Brodnax, Owen,
and Weisiger entered by the left aisle,
while Messrs. Lacy, Dickinson, Ball, and
Fulwood marched up the right, and were
followed by the bride and groom.
When the party arrived at the chancel
the usher3 divided, and the bride and
groom took their stands immediately in
front Of the chancel. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. j. j. Clouton, Imme-
diately after which Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett
were driven to the Union Depot. where
they boarded the train for an extended
northern tour.
The groom is a son of DR.. T. n. Garnett.
and IS Commonwealth Attorney OF this
city.
The bride. who is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr.. T.. NJ.
Fendley, was attired in a tan travelling
costume trimmed with brown, and wore
hat and gloves to match. She Is a Young
lady of great popuiarity and is possessed
of a most lovable disposition. The presents
yrara mn mproug and bpaUfiful-
APRTTTY GEBMAN.
The dance in Leader Hall last night
under the auspices of the Manchester Ger
man Club WAS a decided success. About
thirty couples were present and danced
until a late hour to the music OF an Italian
string band. The young ladies were well
attired in handsome evening gowns which
added much brilliancy to tho occasion.
Among those present were Misses Jennie
Hatcher, Ellen Weisiger, Alma and Grace
Hall. Minnie Lee and Kate Drewry, Annie
Parker, Lala and Ella Mayo, Gertrude
Weislger, Cabell Hancock. Binnie Walden.
Carrie Walden, Hettie GoOlsby, andl Bessie
Gill, of this city. and Miss Ella Patterson,
of buckingham: Misses Kemper and Emma
Morton, of Burkeyille; Alean Lacy, of
Lynchburg Mary Turnbull, of Petersburg;
Messrs. Pat and Anne Lacy and Miss
Mamie Glass, OF Lynchburg, Mr.. b. f. Pill
SOL anu WIG, MI. II. W. hGlblStI llli MlAts
Mr.. George T.. Gary and wife. Dir. h. L.
Walden and wife, Mr.. Stanley Robertson
and wife, and Mrs. Drewry, Mrs. Parker,
MIR. Augustine Royail and wife, Mrs. w.
vi. Michaux, of Powhatan, and others.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Plchegru
Woolfork, W. II. Hartwell, Cary -.
French, r.. L. French, Tom Il.
Owen. Charles II. Sims, Peter Weislger, w.
b. Ball. Colonel b. o. James, W. f. Mer-
chant, L. p. Weisiger, ID. J.. Brodnax, Eos
ter Rogers, Charles Friend, Duncan III.
Pulliam, w. Il. Moncure, Il. G. Williams,
G.. II. Jordan, Julian Price. Charles Brown,
Walter Grinnan, }. G. Lacy, K. ID. McRae,
- Fullwood, Chris. McRae, Gus. Gools-
by, Lacy Fendey, and others.
BB1FF NOTES OF INTEREST.
The Democrats of Manchester District.
| Chesterfield, Will have a big raily at Forest
Hill Park tonight. when General Fltz
Lee will make an address. Hon. Charles
Il. O'Ferrall Is alsO expected to be present
and speak. The street-raliway company
will make extra provisions TO convey the
people to and from the park.
Mrs. Virginia z. Smith, wife of Mr.. John
W. Smith. died tuesday night at 1880
| o'clock at the residence of her husband,
No. 5l7 west Tenth street. The deceased
was an estmable lady and her death IL
deeply regretted by all who knew her. The
3 llutldi VIII idhb BlGtb Jlllo AiOl nlLe "a L ~
o'clock from. the residence.
The usual gang OF tramps are having
their fall e-ncampmeDt near Belle-lsle
bridge. Yesterday afternoon Justice l..
L. Kidd arrested one of them for throw
ing rocks into his store, while only a few
minutes later Chief-of-Police Lipscomb
arrested another. after a heated chase,
for going into the store or Mr.. w. Il.
Starke and trying to obtain goods from q
little boy in Dir. Starke's employment
without paying for them.
PERSONAL AND ESERA
Mrs. S. /. Gary has returned from Bal
timore, where she has been spending seye-
raj weeks.
Mrs. George II. Morris, of Farmville.
and her daughter, Miss Byrd, are visiting
Mrs. w. +. Lithgow. at the Green House.
The public schools in Manchester Dis
trict, Chesterfield. will give holiday to-day
TO allow the scholars TO witness the big
parade in Richmond. Several schools IN
the district will not open until Monday.
Miss Kate Abbott, of Williamsburg, 10
stopping with friendsi in Manchester.
Mr.. Malvern Mosely, of Manchester, is
quite sick at the residence OF his father,
Mr.. L. A. Mosely, of Chesterfield.
Mrs. Alexander Martin is very sick at
her horne, In Chesterfield. near hallsboro'.
Mr.. b. w. Martin, OF Hallsboro'. who was
GNlAOhOh AZ iR@'AJ 20 - - wv ]
weeks ago, is improving.
A meeting OF the Council Committee
on Light was held last night for the pur-
pose of auditing the electric-light bill for
the month of September. Six dollars was
deducted from the amount, as the lights
failed TO burn a number OF nights.
The Committee on Relief OF the Poor
held a meeting last night IN the Council
chamber and transacted much routine
business.
Rev. Decatur Edwards, of Clopton-
Street Baptist church, Manchester. has re-
ceived a call TO Four-Mlle Creek, Antioch,
and Highland Springs, and is also wanted
in Spotsylvania county. 1t Is not very
probable that Mr.. Edwards will accept
either of the calls. as he is we'll suited at
his present charge.
Mrs. Charles Bruce, daughter of Mr.. II.
W. Hey, of Chesterfield county, died at
her residence in the county Yesterday.
The funeral Will take place tomorrow
morning ct 10 O'Clock from Branch's
aburah