The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-20
A CLERGYMAN'S BRIDE.
REV. MIR. GOODWIN WEBS MISS EVE.
LYN TANNOR.
Colonel Cameron to Lecture Tomorrow
Night-An Opossum In . Petersburg
'CeIIar-Other News.

PETERSBURG. Va. Feb. Especial.
One OF the prettieA weddings that Pc
tersburg has witnessed for many years
occurred this afternoon at 40 o'clock at
st. Paul's Episcopal church, which had
been handsomely and richly decorated
with palms. potted plants, and natural
flowers. The contracting parties were
Miss Evelyn Tannor and the Rev. VIII
liam A. Rutherford Goodwin. The
church was packed with a large and
fashionable assemblage TO witness the
ceremony RI. Rev. Bishop Randolph,
assisted by Rev. II. l.. Goodwin, uncle
of the groom, officiated. The brides
maids were: Miss Lizzie Tannor and Miss
Frances Il. Goodwin, sisters of the bride
and groom, respectively; maid of honor
Miss Jennie Tannor, sister of the bride;
flower girls Miss Elise Collier, Miss Al
bertha Edgerton; groomsmen, Mr.. Thorn
as Withers TannoT. Norfolk, Va. brother
Of the bride: and Mr.. Rutherford Rose.
Of Richmond. Mr.. Frank Ribblc. Of
Richmond. was best man. The ushors
were: Messrs. Garland Tinsley, Of Rich
mond; rutherford Rose, of Richmond /:
Mack McCabe, Morton Riddle, S. Kennon
Collier. William Shirpen. OF Petersburg,
and Arthur Ribble, OF Richmond
The bride looked very pretty and state
~ in white organdie over white satin,
orange blossoms, and tulle veil caught
with diamond pin. The groom, with
his best man, entered through the cham
eel. and met the bride. who was accom-
panied by her brother. Mr.. James Tannor,
of Norfolk Va. at the altar.
Among those Present were: sir. and
Mrs j. Lawrence Tearney, Of Perth Am
boy, y. j.; Mrs. John Tannor. Miss Nina
Whitehead. and Mr.. Hugh Whitehead, Of
Norfolk: and Mrs. Letitia Goodwin, Of
Wytheville. Va. mother of the groom.
The bride is daughter of Mrs. Mary
Tannor OF this city. and most attractive
and charming young lady. The groom is
the beloved rector of st. Johns Episcopal
church, in this city. of which he has
had charge for the past three years. Mr..
Goodwin came to Petersburg from Wythe-
vile. of which place he is a native. The
bridal presents were numerous and use
full. The couple left on an extended tour
north.
PETERSBURG NEWS NOTES.
George II. Thomas Post Grand Army
Of the Republic of the District of Nir-
sinia and North Carolina, at It's next
meeting. to be hold here will probably
take some bcUOn IN reference 10 the
post attending the Grand Encampment
10 be held i'm Richmond next April An
other matter tfat in all likelihood will
be discussed at this meeting will be in
regard TO endorsing the movement look
ing TO the establishment Of national
park at AppomdttoX Courthouse
Ex-Governor William T.. Cameron Will
deliver a lecture before A. =. Hill Camp
OF Confederate Veterans. at the hall of
the camp on next Thursday night In
this lecture the EX-Goyernor will give his
experience as a Confederate scout. while
d staff officer i'm the lines In front OF
Petersburg This lecture was to have
beer delivered several nights ago, but
had to be postponed on account OF very
inclcment weather.
Last night an opossum was shot in
the cellar Of a gentleman's residence. in
this city, after IT had killed two or three
fine hens The animal was poor that
il was not fit TO he eaten.
Reports still continue to be received OF
the loss of large quantities Of game dur
ing the recent cold weather, either from
| being frozen or starved to death The
weather has moderated considerably dur
| ing the past two or three days, and the
snow is melting rapidly
The condition of Mrs. II. G.. Leigh
| whose illness has been announced, is but
| little improved