The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02
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The wedding Of Mr.. Jsmcs H. smith to
Miss Lois n. StaPics-Death OF Mr. a.
P.DavaI-Married In i.ynchburg.
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Games II. Smith. son OF Mr. Augustus
Smith. WAS married Wednesday nisht by
Rev. r.. H. Dadmun. Of swansboro, 10
Miss Lois B. staples. daughter Of Mr.. NJ.
l.. staples. at the home Of the brides
FATHER. 1913 Everett street. After the ccre-
monC the bridal couple with a number OF
intimate friends sat down TO an elegant
suppcr. consisting Of all the dciicacics OF
the season. After supper several hours
were srcnt IN entertaining conversation
and The newly married pair were driven
10 their future home. at Ninth ana
semmes streets followed by the good
Wishes and blessings OF their friends.
The parents Of the bride are natives
NJ Iuncnburg county Virginia, ana her
father has been engaged for over twenty
years an the gospel work. The groom s
parents are people Of high standing both
socially and rcligiously. The bride Is a
lady OF rare mental attachments ana per-
sOnal attractions.
The mission band Of Cowardin-avenue
Christian church gave the Missionary
Ship IN Leader Hall last night at o'clock.
MIR. Gus CARRIER rendered several instfu- |
mental selections. and the Richmond aud |
DanyiIle railroad band culiyened the occa- |
sion with music a large number OF peo- !
pie attended and greatly enjoyed the pro- |
ceedings
Mr.. Alfonso T. Duval died az his resi- |
dence yesterday morning at 4 o'clock |
after painful Illness Of several weeks. /
The deceased was widely known Ina Ches-
terrified and Manchester. and has been
engaged in the lumber business on upper
Hull street for many years. He was an
active member of the Chesterfield Troop.
holding lieutenancy I'm that Organiza-
ton. Mr.. Duval was a man Of high char
acter. and enjoyed the esteem and con-
fideice Of all who knew MIN. His fun
eral Will take place al 4 O'Clock this even
Ing at Bainbridge-street Baptist church.
The Chesterfield Troop will attend the
funeral in q body. as win also Swansboro
Lodge. No. p, Of which the deceased was
q member.
The Christian band Of the Central
Methodist church held a festival yesterday
evening at The vacant store of Mr.. c. S.
Wells, next 10 the Bank building. Ice
cream and cake were sold. and q very
good sum realized
Mr. Richard Oakley and family, Of Nor
folk, who came 10 this city 10 attend the
relnterment, have returned home.
Dr. w. L. Mathews, Of this city, left to-
day on trip TO Cincinnati and Chicago.
A meeting Of the committee on finance |
Will be held Friday night at o'clock.
Mrs Martha Young and family. OF this
city, left to-day for Pittsylvania county.
whore they will in future reside.
The members Of the city council who
were elected at the recent election will
have to qualify before the last Of June.
The Confederate veterans from Man
chester and Chesterfield who went over
TO Richmond Wednesday to participate I'm
the ceremonies incident 10 the renter
ment Of the remains Of jefferson Davis
were given a position Of honor in the Z
procession. Manchester sent over a good
Mr.. T. ii. Smith and Miss Daisy Gibbs. {
both OF this city, were married i'm Lynch I
burg Tuesday Rev. Z. NJ. Peterson. form !
ar pastor Of Central church. performing !
The ceremony. The bride is a daurbter I
OF Mr.. Scott Gibbs. and is a most charm 7
ng young lady The groom is a member
Oh the nrm of Smith Brothers. carriage
builders, on Hull street. The bridal con- | ]
pie returned 20 the city Tuesday evening
ana are residing on cambridge street ;
Edwin w. Davis died at the residence
or his son, Il. r. Davis, corner Eleventh
ana Decatur, yesterday at II O'Clock. in
the ninety-second year Of his age. His
FUNERAL will take place from his sons
residence tomorrow at o'clock.
Mr.. Davis was well-known TO the ciH- /
S ems OF Manchester, aad had many {