The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-01
A PRETTY ~ DDfNG.
Mr.. Schnadt and Mis- Anderson Married
Last Night.
MANoBTsIIH BUEFAu RICHMOND TIMES.
1i21 Hull sTRTFr BrATTIT BLOCK.


Last Night.
MANoBTsTIn BuEFAu RICHMOND TIMrs
1921 HUH sTRTFr. BrATTT BLOCK.
The Central Methodist church last
night was the scene Of a pretty weddinS'
when Mr.. Charles Schaadt was married
TO Miss Daisy Anderson. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr. Walden.
The following gentlemen were the ushefs:
| W. H. owens (best NAM, Hunter Blunt
W. Il. Goodman. Augustus Peple, Or.
John Sun tof RlchmOrdD, Samuel Carter,
and Charles Craig. The maid Of honor
WAS Miss De Villa Anderson, or foih
! Union. Va.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. George
! Anderson. and is highly accomplished ana
very popular. The groom is very popular
! among host OF friends in this city.
After the ceremony a reception was given
at the residence OF the brides parents.
The couple left on the l2:f5 train on n
southern tour. The presents were numer-
Gus and beautiful Among them Is one
from the choir Of the Central Methodist
church. which is a gold table containing
O. beautiful vase
Leila Robinson. a negro woman, was
before the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing on several charges Of petit larceny. She
bargained 70 buy a dress from a lady
Tuesday, but walked off with the dress
without paying for il. A few days ago
she went 20 a store on Hull treet and
tried TO get some oranges. as she said,
for the party she lived with. but really
for her own use. Several other similar
msdoings she has been engaged in. and
Tuesday she was preparing 70 go TO New
York when arrested. The case was con-
tinued.
There were As arrests made by the po-
lice during the month OF February. OF
which were for felony is for misde
mcanor and 3 for ordinance violations.
Chief Lipscomb made II arrests, Officer
Jones IS officer Smith Q. and Officers
Jones and Smith jointly l.
The subcommittee from the city
Democratic Committee. composed OF one
member from each ward. and appointed
TO formulate a plan for the government
Of the coming primary election held a
meeting Tuesday night. They decided 10
recommend 10 the city Committee the
adoption Of the plan of the last primary
with some notifications.
In the last election only legally quail
fed white Democratic voters were al
lowed TO vote. The subcommittee VIII
recommend that the word Democratic
be stricken out and 'all legally qualiiied
white voters" be allowed TO vote.
The subcommittee will recommend that
the old plan be further changed so as 70
allow a voter 10 yote for q candidate
for only one office If he so desires.
Tie City Committee will meet at an
early date 10 consider he report Of the
Subcommittee.
The Henry Literary and Debating So
cietv Will meet tonight I'm the pastors
study Of the Cowardin-avenue Christian
church. Mr.. Ryland c. Williams was
elected monthly orator. M'. Williams
will deliver an Grafton on the third Thurs
dav I'm March. which occasion Is looked
forward 10 with great interst by the
members Of the society. Mr. Williams
is a fluent speaker.
The following is the statistics OF the
Mayors Court for the month: Felony A.
misdemeanor. Is; ordinance violations,
% total, 4l.
In the clerks Office of the Hastings
Court 2s deeds were recorded during the
month: marriage licensed issued, 4-3 col
ored and ] white.
Miss Amanda Wells is very i'll at her
residence on cambridge street between
Ninth and Tenth
Mrs. l.. w. Porter who has been quite
sick. is reported as being better.
The condition OF Mrs. l.. A. Bass was
considered a great deal worse yester-
day morning. Her two brothers. Messrs.
o. ". and Emmett Cox, Of Bermuda.
were telegraphed for yesterday morning.
The condition Of Mr. Il. \. Savory is I'M
changed.
Mr.. :. :. Perkins. the tenor OF the Balm
bridge-street Baptist church choir, enter
tained the choir at his residence. No. 6O0
v-est Clay street Richmond, Tuesday
night. All present had a very enjoyable
time
Miss Florence Morrisett Of Norfolk,
who has been visiting in Swansboro, has
returned home.
The death Of Mr.. Samuel A. Naggo-
nor of Richmond. is announced. The de-
.o,sed was a nephew Of the late Mrs.
lIezexiah Archer. of Manchester lie
u.s. in the thirty-sixth year Of his age.
1Ie death was caused by paralysis Of the
brain.
rhere will be donkey party and
,,,ear stew this afternoon from to
o,Diocl, m the residence Of Mrs. William
- Iinscomb. No. 1924 Porter street. Tor
mo benefit of the Bainbridge-street Bap-
tiat church. Admission, I'VE cents.
MIR and Mrs. Fair of Columbia, ;. c.
ore visiting Nlr. George Anderson on their
bridal tour. and to attend the marriage OF
Miss Daisy Anderson o-,, ~.
AT meeting of the Chesierile'a Irooi
,.aetor1s~ FIRST Lieutenant l. c. Winston
vs. elected captain IN place OF captain
httl,isson. resigned r. G. WOOD was
elected first lieutenant. ana l. f@I"e
Hov-le second lieutenant