Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-01
HAPPENINGS IN MANCHESTER.
Cavalry Onicers Eiectcd-Pretty Wedding
Last Night-Personai, Etc.

Cavalry Oncers Electcd-Pretty WeddinG
Last Night--Personai. Etc.
Chesterfield Cavalry Troop held well.
attended meeting at noon yesterday In
Morrissette's Hall, In Swansboro'. Lieute-
nant-C Colonel Charles Euker Of the Caval-
ry Regiment. presided. The meeting was
for the purpose Of electing captain to
All the vacancy In the troop occasioned
by the resignation of Captain A. c. Att
kisson. The ranking officers were all pro-
NOTED, First Lieutenant 1. c. Winston
being made captain; X. @. Wood. first
lieutenant, and L. l.. Howle. second leu
tenant.
After the business meeting was over
Captain Attl<isson was presented with a
gold-headed cane as token OF esteem
from the troop. Mr.. Benjamin +. owen,
Jr.. made the presentation speech, and
CAPTAIN Attl6isson responded In appro-
pirate language.
A PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING.
There was a large crowd at the Central
Methodist church last night to witness
the marriage of Miss Daisy Anderson and
Mr.. Charles Schaadt The ceremony was
performed by Rev. w. c. Walden. pastor
of the church.
Miss De villa Anderson, OF Fork Union,
Va, acted as maid OF honor. and the
ushers were Messrs. w. Hugh owens
(best NAM. Hunter Blunt. W. T. Good
man, Augustus Peple; DR.. John Stiff. Of
Richmond Samuel Carter, and Charles
Craig.
The bride Is the youngest daughter Of Mr..
George Anderson. and is an accomplish
cd lady. She is the organist OF Central
Methodist church, and Is ever ready to
assist in all charitable entertainments.
The groom has many friends here. The
couple left on the 1915 train for south
ern trip. They were the recipients OF
many handsome presents
The subcommittee OF the City Central
Committee have decided to recommend
that IN the primary all legally-qualiiied
white voters be allowed 10 vote, and that
they have the privilege OF casting ballot
for only one candidate II they so desire.
Leila Robinson tcoored) was before
the Mayors cour. yesterday morning
charged with petit larceny. The case
was continued.
a sign. mo fishing allowed" placed
over pool of water on upper Hull street
yesterday was the occasion Of considera-
bic merriment.
RECORD OF A MONTH.
There were IS arrests made by the po-
lice during the month of February. OF
which were for felony, IS for misde-
meanor. and % for ordinance violations.
Chief Lipscomb made II arrests, officer
Jones is. officer Smith S. and Officers
Jones and Smith Jointly l.
During the month Clerk DuVal re-
corded 2S deeds and issued marriage IL
censes-1 20 white and to colored
couples.
1t IS probable that at the next meet
ing of the Council the vacancy on the
police force occasioned by the death Of
Mr.. William y. Moles will be filled. Mr..
J.. A. Lamb Is prominently mentioned for
the place
The Henri Literary and Debating So
ciety will have 4 meeting tonight
Mrs. L. A. Bass, who has been very
sick. was considered worse yesterday,
and two Of her brothers, living in Ber-
muda, were summoned to this city.
Miss Amanda Wells Is very III at her
residence. on cambridge street between
Ninth and Tenth.
Miss Florence Morrissett, OF Norfolk,
who has been visiting in Swansboro, has
returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fair. OF Columbia, ,. e.
are visiting Mr.. George Anderson. on De-
catur street