The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-06
a MORNING MARRIAGE.
MISS MAJDE r. HoWLETT AND Mr..
J. S. NORRIS UNITED.
Death Of Mrs.. Ncwsll--Tho Esrnsst Work
ers Mest-picnic to West Point-osher
Mancbcstsr News-Personsls.
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Yesterday morning at II o'clock MISS
,faude Elvin Hewlett and Mr.. John L.
Morris were married at the residence oil
,no mother of the bride. Mrs. Henry {.
Hewlett, on McDonough street. inc par
,ors were decorated with ferns, ana
,amna with tinted shades gave SOFT
iight that added TO the beauty Of tho
pretty scene. TIE ceremony was perform
ca according to the ritual OF the tpisco-
nal Church. Rev. J. J. Clopton' rector
Of Meade-M Memorial church, ofiiciatins'
,rha eroom's brother, Mr. William MOT
ria was best man. and the sister OF the
bride Miss Lizzie Hewlett, acted as
maid Of honor. After tho ceremony nj
and Mrs. Morris took the tram ior /"
northern trip and on their return VIII
reside In Manchester. "a g.
The bride is very popular here ana -
the daughter Of Mrs II. c. Hewlett. MT
Morris Is well and favoraDiy known III
Richmond. where he Is cashier OF INC
firm OF r. l.. Christian e. 60. -,
IN Sunday Mrs. Mary Catherine Newei!
a,ed at the home Of her brother, MI
Temple. in Chesterfield county, AFTER d
nainful illness. Mrs. Newell was resi-
dent of Richmond. and at the time OF
her death was Nsiting IN Ches'erheiu'
She was n lady OF most exemplary thiis-
tian character, and her DEAN ~ oecPiy
,ovrotted bv a large number Of sympa-
tbl,ing friends. She was n daughter or
the late William Henry Temple. of Ches-
lterneld county, and a sister OF Mrs. +. -
Warwick. Her husband preceded her 10
the grave several years ago. she leaves
several children.
The Earnest Workers of Central Meth
od,st church held their quarterly meeting
and entertainment Tuesday night AT the
residence Of Mrs w H. owens. on Balm
bridge street, and it was delightful
gathering. The usual programme was wen
rendered, and was highly enjoyed. Re-
Treatments were served and good sum
was realized.
A large number Of tickets have been
sold for the annual picnic Of the Balm
bridge-Street Baptist church. which Will
be held to-day at West Point. and the In
dicatlons are that a large crowd VIII 90
down.
MIR. Charles w. Lee, Of Salisbury, N. Co.
was I'm the city Tuesday.
The condition Of Wiiber Lee Baugh,
who fell out of a cherry tree ana broke
his arm several days ago. is somewhat
improved.
Assistant Postmaster J. A. Burke, OF
Swansboro who has been sick. Is able TO
be out again.
Liberty Council Jr. O. L. A. NJ, met
Tuesday night and initiated two candi-
dates and received an application
Judge II. A. Hancock, the superntend-
ent of Clopton-Street Sunday-school, will
appoint on next Sunday the committee
TO arrange for the annual picnic.
Liberty Council, American Mechanics,
cleared about $3.50 on their excursion to
Peter sburg last month.
The June term Of the Chesterfield Coun-
ty Court will begin Monday.
Miss Susie Fuiks. of this city, was one
of the graduates at the Farmvblle Normal
Institute this session.
Little Ernest ,Niblett, who was so bad
ly hurt by being struck by the colored
woman, Mary letter. was reported much
better last evening.
Mr.. w. w. Lear continues quite sick
ut his residence. corner OF Porter and
Seventh streets.
The Christian Band OF Central NJ. f..
church Will have a reunion at the church
tonight
Mr.. Samuel c. Shepard left yesterday
for Knoxville. Tenn, where he will be
married to-day.
Mr.. j. NJ. Perdue continues quite sick
ct his home on cambridge street.