Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-29
CITY OF MANCHESTER
MISS GRACE AUBREY HALL MARRIED
TO Mr.. GEORGE C. HATCHER
Crowd nj the BAZAAR Last Nlght-Deafh Of
Miss swann-Personal and other
southside Items.

Mr.. George G.. Hatcher and Mrs Grace
Aubrey Hall were married yesterday
afternoon al $50 O'Clock at the Central
Methodist church. The house was well
filed with friends OF the couple. and the
altar was profusely decorated with flow
ers and plants The ceremony WIS per-
formed by Rev. ". C. Walden. pastor OF
the church.
Mr.. Rlchelieu Hatcher brother Of the
groom. acted rs best man. and the
ushers were Messrs. r. Stanley Hall, i.
+. Duval. Christopher McRae. w. w.
Friend. Nathaniel Lyme. and Harvey
Hatcher Miss Alma Hall, sister OF the
bride, was maid OF honor.
The bride r. daughter Of Mrs. Sarah
Ann Hall. and is very pretty and at
tractlve. She was attired In a gown Of
pure white and carried brides roses. Mr..
Hatcher is a well-known and popular
young citizen Of Chesterfield. The couple
left on the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for northern tour.
Miss Mary ". Swami died yesterday
morning at her home In this city in the
3lst year OF her age. Miss Swami was Il
teacher In the Manchester public schools
several years ago. and last session
taught a public school nt Robious, in
Chesterfield. She contracted deep cold.
and about ten days ago was taken III.
Her condition continued to grow worse
until she died. The funeral will take
place from the Meade Memorial church
this afternoon at o'clock.
THE GRAYS BAZAAR.
The largest crowd that has yet been in
attendance upon the military bazaar In
Leader Hall was present last night, and
the evenings entertainment was one Of
the most attractive.
The pretty little operetta, Jack, the
Giant Killer" was given by a clever com
pany Of juveniles under the direction Of
Mrs a. G. Harding. Those taking part
were King Little. Mark Lloyd; Queen
Wee. Jennie Robinson; Princess, Mostlle
Gregory: Lord Chamberlain. Richard Ba-
con; Fairy Good. Mildred Odell; Jack. the
Giant Killer, rom Nelson; Blbhdetbore.
the Giant. Mr.. Willie Snellings. Ladies
In waiting. Misses Clara Williams. Eunice
Gregory. Lula Baird. Annie Bowen. Lois
Bass. Annie Brown. Virgie Nelson. Nellie
Nelson, Emma Nunnally. Pearl Blanken-
ship. Couftiefs. Sam Sutherland, Cabell
Moody, Howard Lowell, Harvey Harding,
Emmett Gregory, Howard Gregory, Ora.
ham Robinson. Arthur Davidson, Willie
Jones. Dabney Ellington. Miss Ethel Hard
ing presided at the piano. and accompanied
the little vOcalists in most pleasing
manner
The voting contests at the booth OF
Mrs. G. II. Sharp and Mrs. g. J.. Petit
are becoming quite exciting. For the
guitar, Miss Mamie Pitt Is ahead and
for the military belt for the most popu-
lar officer Captain e. Scott Gibbs leads.
and Mr. c. l.. Petit Is still In the front
for the gold pin.
Tonight Judge Farrar ("Johnnie Reb')
will be present, and deliver one or his
humorous lectures. Mrs. Ida Lloyd will
play several plano solos, and MISS Web
ster will be present again with some
Of her girls, and viii give another ex-
hibition of fancy dancing
Company -. Of the First Regiment. was
present In Fun uniform last night.
WHIPPED IN COURT.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing-his Honor. Mayor Maurice, pre-
siding-John Thomas Cole. 9-year-old
colored boy son OF Mile Cole. was
charged with stealing h basket from a
little boy named John Jones. The mother
of John Thomas gave him a sound thrash
in court and he was then told TO go, and
There is at present in the city pound
two cows and one horse and unless they
are looked after by the owners they VIII
be sold in a few days.
Mr. J. Thomas Macon, who has been
detained at home for several days In con-
sequence OF sickness. was able 10 be out
yesterday.
SJNDAY-SCHOOL PIC-NICS.
Cowardin-Avenue Sunday school held
it's annual picnic at Young's Pond yes
terday II took ten big wagons to carry
| the happy children and their parents and
| friends TO the pretty pic-nlc-grounds, and
| the day was spent in a very delightful
| manner.
| The Bainbridge-Street Baptist Sunday
| school will picnic at Providence Forg,
| to-day and from the indications of yes
| terday a very large crowd will be In at
| tendance. The train leaves the Richmond
| and Danville Depot at O'Clock In the
| morning.
Mrs. Thomas Walden. sr., mother OF
| Mrs. G. c. McRae, is i'll at the residence
| of her daughter on Porter street. Mrs
| Walden is in her 9Jth year.
| Mrs Corriceda Adams. who has beer
| quite sick for some time past at her resi-
| dence, No. q Hull street. is still con
| fined TO her bed
| Mr. W. r. Lithgow Is detained at his
| residence. corner Eleventh and PER-,
] streets, on account Of sickness.
| Judge -. A. Hancock Is holding cour
| In Brunswick county.