Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
0V Err THE RIVER.
MANCHESTER TIE SCENE OF TWO
ERETTY MARRIAGES.
Tayior Beromrs Nrs. smberiain-
Bfief News Notes.

Mr. p. Waverley Jones and Miss Hattie
b. Owens were united In marriage at
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church last
evening at s:i5 O'Clock
The sacred ed.nce was crowded with
relatives and friends Of the happy couple.
The bridal cortege entered the church In
the following order: Mr.. Henry T. Harris
thest nam alone. Mr.. \. T. Snellings ana
Mr. Willie Snellings Mr.. Gratz Dunkum
and Mr.. NJ Norvell Anderson. Following
the ushers came Miss Fife Owens. the
maid Of honor. and last Of all. the bride
and groom. The bridal party, on reach
Ing the pulpit. formed a graceful semi
circle. and after the ceremony they lett
m" church in reverse order Rev. l.. X.
Thonhill pronounced the words that
made the couple one.
The bride was becomingly attred in a
soing-away gown Of brown cloth. ana
carried a bouquet Of brides roses and
maiienshair ferns Her maid of honor
was gOwned IN 2 white evening dress, ana
carried a pretty nosegay of chrysanthe-
NUNS and smilaX.
The groom is a conductor on the Rlch-
moud and Petersburg railroad. Is very
popular with a large crowd Of friends
and Is held I'm the highest esteem, ana en-
joys the fullest confidence Of the officials
OF tn" company.
The bride IS the eldest daughter OF the
late Theodore Z. Owens and IS an at
tractlve and accomplished young lady.
Many pretty and useful presents attest
the popularity OF tho newly-wedded ones
Among the prettiest Of the gifts was a
handsome china dinner set from the con-
ductors Of the Atlantic-COast Line.
Mr. and Mrs foups left the ~
O'Clock train for the worlds Fair.
Mr. Augustus CARRIER presided At the
organ and played two pretty wedding
/ marches
CHANIBERLAIN-TA
Mr. Charles Chamberlain. Of Washing
ton. and Miss Annie Y. Taylor, Of this
city. were married yesterday afternoon
at 90 o'clock at the Presbyterian church.
The sacred edifice was filled with friends
Of the happy young couple, and In the
mellow light OF the autumn afternoon
Rev. Charles y Van Houten performed
the ceremony that made them man and
Wife. The ushers We're Messrs Alvie Ia
tum Cbest man. La Fayette DuNal Chris
TOPPER McRae. Henry Brands, Harry
buNaL and Eddie Lundln. The groom IS
connected with the Navy Department. ana
and b. quite popular while his bride is a
great faVOri'e with large circle OF
U
: O'Clock train for their future home In
m" n'tioual capital.
STOCKTON-STREETS NEW PASTOR.
The Stockton-Stree Baptist church has
extended % Rrv. W T. Hurt. Of Pow
/ hatau county. q call. which has been ac-
c-ptI and tho new pastor viii enter
/ upon tho discharge OF his duties at once.
/ Mr Hurt l. a young minister OF ability
and great promise. anl recently had
/ charge Of church IN l}uenl Vista,
wh"r" h. dld a splendid work. He has
/ been preaching at StocktOn-Strcot for
several sundays and the congregation
/ there is greatly pleased with him. Stock
/ ton-Str.ct church IS an offshoot OF the
| BainlriI ge-Stract church, and Is growing
/ iu numbers and Influence. and I'm his work
Mr. Hurt Will meet with a thorough and
/ hearty cooperation from his entire flock.
HIS FIRST VISIT HERE
| Mr. Percy Hudson. who has been spend
/ ing q f.w days with his aunt, Mrs. r.
/ 4. Lamb. on Thirteenth street. has left
/ for WASHINGTON. Mr. hudson is young
newspaper correspondent, and has travel
/ lei a. great deal both I'm this country and
/ Europe Twcnty-siX years ago Mr.. T..
| l. Hudson only brother Of Mrs Lamb
went ON West 70 seek his fortune. AMI
| since that time has never been back 10
! Virginia. II was the first time that Mrs.
! Lamb had ever seen her nephew. and tho
meeting Of the relatives was most af-
! fectionat- Mr. Hudson lives wiki his
J father in Chicago and expects TO visit
| this city again 10 the near future.
PERSONALS AID BRIEFS.
| The Hastings Court was engaged yes
| tcrGay n the triIl OF Robert Hastings.
| charged with selling liquor without Il
! license The jury, after being out five
minutes. returned verdict Of mot
/ guilty" He was represented by Captain
/ \. G. Attkisson.
! Mr.. G. y Porter, OF this city. who had
! his foot severely sprained by falling
/ through the ccllar-shaft at the commits
| sion house Of T. f. Park n CO., in Rich
mond last week, Is still unable 70 attend
/ TO business.
| Mr.. Frank Dickcrson is i'll at his resi-
/ d.nce i'm this city.
/ Mr. ". H. Pembertou, OF Huntington.
| W Va, f. visiting relatives in this city.
! In the Police court yesterday morning
/ George Hicks. Mamie Reed. and Mary
Richardson mn colored were hned $50
and costs for trespassing ON the property
~ the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
! Company.
/ The case Of Robert Armsteal, charged
/ with violating city ordinance by allow
| ing his horse % run M large IN the street,
! was continued until to-day.