The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-21
MANCHESTER WEDDINGS.
v1RRrAeEs IN OUR SISTER cITr.
c.ncrnI Items OF News From Cheste'"e'"
and It's acknowledgements
OF Personal Interest.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES
Twelfth and Hull streets.
nxoncb Offica tf0i Decatur street.


Branch Office 1l0i Decatur sefeo''
There was very pretty ma'''ak1 -
swansboro Tuesday night at the resioenco
of Mr.. John Loser. the happy parties oc'ns
Mss Alice. the attractive daughter Oh MI
John and Mrs. Catherine Loser, ana sir.
James b. Turnkey. a popular young man .,
Swansboro. The ceremony was pefio'n'''.
by Rev. Decatur Edwards IN the presence
a large circle of friends OF the Dr'de ""N
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. TURNKEY were 'ne
c;niepts OF many useful and Deau'iiui
presents. and received from host Oh ff'eius
many good wishes for their happiness ""N
NJ Alley n tirymes and Miss Emma l..
Sharp were married last evening AZ Tue noille
of the bride on Fifth street. nu'n"e' 81 U
friends were present u WItnese 1Io 80
event md extend to the newly, welded ones
their hearty congratulations.
Mrs. William G. Moody is detained at nome
by sickness. ..oa ,.os.ordov from
Hanover county. where he had been 10 ~
tend the funeral If his uncle. Colonel VII
Mr BENJAMIN T. Pilson. general store
keeper Tor tho III ,hm0nd and DanyiIle RAJ
road company, has gone South on business
Peter H. Weisiger, chief Of police Of
Granite. Chesterfield. was in the city yester-
day.
Mr. John Lester. of Midlothian neigh Dor
hood. was in the city yesterday and called al
THs TINES bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt ellis. Of Farmyille. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Conley, on forIer
street.
Mrs. A. II. Perry continues quite sick at her
home on Twelfth street. -,
The funera! OF Mrs Crostic. wife OF MIR. W.
l. Crostic an account Of whose death appehf-
al IN Yesterdays TlafFs, took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock from the Central Meth
Odist church Bev w. {. Walden conducted
the services assisted by Rev. l.. I. Dadmun.
The interment was made In Maury cemetery.
The following gentlemen acted as pail bearers:
II. NJ. McGruder. George Longworth ). NJ
Walthall. Miller Campbell, +. q. Iatum. A.
H. Thomas, ID. j. Weisiger and William Brad
shaw.
Miss Alma Beal returned TO her home in
Richmond Yesterday after a pleasant visit 10
her sister Mrs. A. ". Iahr. on Decatur
street.
ITEMS or Interest.
The hastings court was in session yesterday.
Judge Ingram presiding. Only chancery
matters were considered.
4 circular-letter from superintendent John
Z. Massey states that there will be a summer
session OF the Virginia Normal Collegiate In
stitue in Chesterfield from June 10th TO
July 18th.
And it rained yesterday
The Manchester German Club Will give
their mex; german at Leader Hall on Friday,
the 2eth instant.
Clerk DuYal issued a marriage license yes
terday 70 l.. H. Randolph and Sallle b. Rob
insOn. b ia cOlOred.
The excise board will meet every evening
this week at the Office OF Mr.. 5. NJ. Perdue.
The Petersburg indeX-Appeal says The
members of the Junior Order nited Ameri-
can Mechanics Of this city who went TO Man
chester on Monday 10 participate IN the pa
rade OF the order Of that city express them
selves as having had very pleasant visit.
The rain last night greatly interfered with
the attendance upon the regular Wednesday
evening services in the churches
The Young i aides Aid Society Of the Balm
bridge-street church will give a leap-year
entertainment at Leader Hall next Monday
and tuesday evenings. RectatiOns. charades.
music and refreshments will be the order OF
things