Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-02
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decorated with growing plants, the work
OF the Sunday-schooi pupils. the oride
having long been faithful worker III TINS
school. The pastor OF the church; Dr.
j. Ii. Turpln. performed the ceremony.
The ushers were Messrs. j. G.. Matthews,
Herbert Wingfield. Edgar Richards ana
Herbert Barksdale.
Mr.. Thomas j. Wills OF this city.
manager OF the Alliance Cooperative
Store. and Miss Birdie r. Townley. OF this
county. were married this afternoon at
Trinity church. near North Garden. The
ushers were Messrs. W. J. Keller and
John W. Fishburne. OF this city; w. II.
Boaze and Harry Marshall. OF Covesviile;
w. q. Page. of Batesyille. and Mr.. Z.
s. McCue. OF Greenwood.
LEVY DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
At the meeting OF the jefferson Levy
Democratic Club. W. l. Steele was electe.
president: J. NJ. Murphy. vice-president,
and III. l.. Lyman. secretary. A resolution
requesting its members to work actively
on the day OF election, and 90 be az the
polls with the determination to get out
the full Democratic vote. was unani-
mously adopted.
Mr.. J. j. Given, executor OF the late \.
c. Hilbish, has received n check for $500
In settlement of the policy Mr.. Hilbish
held In the New York Life Insurance
Company.
Mr. jefferson NJ. Levy has sent his
check for ~ to Mayor l.. T. Hanckel
to be by him paid over 10 the Piedmont
Hospital. This amount IL the gate
receipt at Monticello for the months OF
July and August.
The remains of Mrs. Bette Carter nee
Miss Bibb) passed through here yesterday
rrfr Naio
ment. The deceased lady died in Clifton
Forge and was the wife OF MIR. Ed.
Carter, former efficient policeman In
this place.
Upon the invitation OF Mr.. Levy. the
Hon. w. d. Bynum. of Indiana. will ad-
dress the voters Of this city next Satur-
day evening The speaking will take place
in the Levy Opera House
At the request OF the Hon. J. Taylor
EIlyson. Captain Micajah Woods Will
speak in Augusta county on next Thurs
day.
Captain Micajah Woods and the Hon.
John b. Moon addressed the voters OF
Milton this afternoon.
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP.
DIR. !. William Jones. chaplain to the
University Of Virginia, finds that the
church membership OF the students Is
divided as follows: Episcopalians, 81; Pres
byterians. 81: Baptsts. q: Me,hodists, y;
Lutherans. 6: Disciples, :; Catholics, ID
Hebrews. T. Besides church members. stu
dents report themselves as afilliating as
| follows: Episcopaians. %; Presbyterians'
81: Baptists 81 Methodists, 81; Lutherans'
| (: Disciples. 2.
Miss Bessie Parrott daughter Of Mr.
Bernard Parrott. died yesterday at the
residence of her parents. near Free Union
aged r. Her funeral and burial took
place to-day at the residence of her pa
rents.
Mrs. r. Worthlngion died yesterday
near the farm Of Dr. John r. Woods. lvy
Depot. She was about 50 years Of age
and an English lady The funeral took
place at st Pauls church. near Ivy De
| pot. to-day
| OPENING SOCIAL EVENT.
The opening social event OF the fall sea
| son, and one which promises 10 be Ol
| great magnificence and enjoyment, Is th'
| athletic ball which Is to take place n
| the University of Virginia on the eveninl
| of the sth instant. The entertainment
| will open with a beautiful tableau and th'
J dance of the "cotton-bloom" The follow
| ing are the patrOnesses: Mesdames ba
| yard Randolph. Green Peyton, Howar'
| Perkinson, Julian Harrison. Paul Barrin
| ger. William Dabnay, Schele de Nere Al
| bert Tuttle. James NJ. Garnett, Moan n
| Davis. NJ. Sheffey Peters. John Malet
| T. Berger Moran, William B Harris, f
] B. Brown. James Slaydon, Thomas l.
Rosser Mason Gordon. Valentine South
| all. Lewis Hanckel. Frank Massie. NJ.
| Long. Buckle. Hugh Nelson. Lyons. war
rem. Minor Lille, Robert Mason, Lizzie
| Gunther, and Miss Berkley