The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-26
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
NEWS CLEANED AM0NG oUBSETGB-
Boas ACROSS THE RIVER.
Marriage Of Hov. Mr. wray and MISS
vaden-1hs wilkinson Turpin Nnp-
tIais-oiaer Marriages Personal.
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At the Central Methodist church yes.
terday morning a large assemblage Of
the friends and relatives Of the popular
bridal couple gathered at Il o'clock e
witness the marriage OF Rev. George
W. wray, Of Berkeley. Va, and Miss
sallie Vaden. daughter OF Rev W. G.
Walden. OF this city.
The ushers were Messrs. S. S. Carter,
T. J. smith. j. T.. Redford, Of Manches-
ter. J. II. Gibbs, Of Ber.ley. J. =.
sun, Of Richmond. and f. II. Friedlin'
Of Portsmouth. Miss T.. l.. Boggs' oil
Acconac county, was the maid Of honor
She entered tne church with Mr.. II. u
Walden. who was best man. Dir. Many
n Ramos presided at the organ ana
rendered very sklllfully the WeHuhe
march. as the bridal party entered ana
retired from the church. The bIiue was
aftlred in q dark green traVenhs SUI
and carried in her hand bride roses rev
" q Walden. father Of the BRIDE per-
formed the ceremony. lie was assis'eu
by Rev Dr. Paul Whitehead. -,
Tmrnadiafelv after the ceremony Mr,
and Mrg. Walden left for an extended
northern trip.
Tbe bride is q very accomplished and
1o,,ttle voonsr lady, and is very popular
among a host Of friends in this city.
The groom is one OF the most popular
vl,-ne ministers in the Methodist Con-
ference and has charge OF the MetnooisI
church At Berkiey, opposite Norl"lK'
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock very
pretty home wedding took pace az tne
residence of the brides mother, on balll-
bridge street. when Miss Augusta u:
,r,rnln. of this city. became the wite OF
Mr. Edward c. Wilkinson, OF Powhatah
county ~,
rbe ceremony was performed by Rev
7 Clopton. Of Meade Memorial church'
and after the marriage the bridal party
ieft Immediately FOR Powhatan county
where they will reside. The brlue 10
the daughter Of the late Dr. Thomas "
rtrpin and - exceedingly popular Win
a large number OF friends. Inc groom -
n u,ell-known farmer OF Powhatan county.
Mr. Wade H. Young and Miss Emma
7, turner were married last evening at
the residence Of the bride, the Rev. W. =.
Vsden oficIating. The bride is the daugh-
tar ~ the late James Turner. ana Is a
very attractive young lady. Mr.. Young
e. a popular railroad man. ana Is con-
nected with the Richmond and Danville
Railroad Company.
MIR. George Henry Buckner ana MISS
Charlotte Crostic were married last
night. the Rev. Med. Rucker performing
the ceremony.
The case Of Thorpe's administering VS.;
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company was called for trial in the
Hastings Court yesterday.
Colonel G. X. Macon, as counsel for
the plaintiff stated that IT had been i'm
possible 10 find several Of his most i'm
portant witnesses, and that counsel on
both sides had agreed TO continuance.
The case was accordingly continued un-
al the next quarterly term Of the court
Richard Garrls. a. young white man,
charged with breaking into a car on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, was
balled before Judge Ingram In the sum OF
500 for his appearance at the November
term OF Ahe Hastings Court
A warrant was Issued yesterday morn
ing against w r.. Johnson (coloreD,
charged with stealing wood from the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany.
Hon. b. p. Munford will address the
people Of Swansboro. I'm Morrisett's Hall,
tonight MIR. Munford never fails TO
please his hearers. and he will doubtless
be greeted by a large audience tonight.