The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-14
TWO WEDDINGS TODAY.
JUDGE CLOPTOy TO BE UNITED III
MISS MINNIE TdDEN
At Central Methodist Church-Mr. Henry
Walden and Miss Emily Terrell TO DO
Married in King william.
MAScHrsTrr BUREAU RICHMOND IiMls.
No. 1871 HULL SHEET. BkATrIE BLOCK


At $50 o'clock this afternoon. at centrai
Methodist church. Judge William l. CioU-
ton. City Attorney and judge of the Ches-
terrified County Court, will be welded 10
Miss Minnie Walden. daughter Ti 'he -
MIR William Emmett Walden. Inc COZ -
of the prospective bride. Miss Elise Ia
lor. will act as maid OF honor.
Miss Walden is one OF Manchester's most
popular and charming ladies', ana ar I'M, Mo
have the pleasure of knowing Judge Ilop-
ton are charmed by his gentle ana courtsy
bearing as well as by his fine intellectual
attachments. ..
Al ii o'clock this mFiing the marriage
of Mr.. Henry Heth Walden. cousin OF
Judge Clo-ton's prospective bride. VIII
be married to Miss Emily Barbour Terrill.
at the home of the Arides mother. IN
King William county: MISS Ierreil is
is one of King Williams bellies. Mr..
Walden is well known in this city being a
son of the late Thomas Walden, OF Buck
Hill"
about eighteen years of age. met with
very serious accident Tuesday afternoon
on the vacant lot between Fifteenth ana
Sixteenth on Porter street: resulting IN
the breaking of his leg below the knee
Mr.. Sutherland who Is a member OF an
amateur football team here, went out
with several other associate members 10
practice the sport which Is so much m
dulged in everywhere at this season OF
the year.
1t seems that the goal had been cap
tured by him. and he was endeaVoring. 10
cross the line when he accidentally zen
upon his leg. His playmates rushed upon
him, and after securing the goal fohnu
their weight had caused serious INJURY 10
Mr. Sutherland. Or. George W. Friend
was summoned. and. together with Dr.
". =. Mathews. rendered the necessary
attention. He was taken to his nome on
Eighth street between Porter and Perry,
where he was resting quietly last evening.
Mrs Frances Meredith, wife of Mr.. q.
A. X. Meredith, died Tuesday at noon
az her residence corner Tenth and Deca-
tur streets. aged seventy-nine years. Mrs.
Meredith was the daughter of the late
Captain William Elicit, OF Chesterheld.
For the past two years she had been IN
nl-healfh. She was the mother of Messrs.
John H.. Augustus, and George w Mere
dith. and Mrs. Edward Owen. The funeral
Will take place to-day at noon at Maury
Cemetery.
Eddie Moody, a young negro, was b.
fore Mayor Maurice yesterday morning,
charged with entering the saloon OF Mr..
W. A. Neal and assailing him with fork
last Saturday night. lie was fined $3.50
and sent on TO the grand jury. Mr. Neal
was fined 20 on the charge Of attempting
TO shoot Moody
Judbe Hancock has been here for some
days trying the Powhatan bond cases.
Yesterday, upon an issue decided by the
a
dict fixing tho date Of the completion of
the FarmVille and Powhatan railroad to
Powhatan Courthouse as the 3lst day OF
August. 1889. and the Court decided that
the bonds carried interest from that date.
A peremptory mandamus was ordered .di-
recting the Board OF Supervisors TO lay
levy on or before the 18th day OF jan
uary, 1896, 10 pay some $1,000 interest on
said bonds. This order, however, Is sus-
pended until about the LIST day OF January,
1896. to allow the defendants counsel TO
apply 10 the Supreme Court OF Appeals
for supersedeas 10 the judgment of the
Circuit Court.
The Mascotte Musical Club. OF Rich
mond paid an enjoyable visit TO Manches-
ter last week and rendered some choice
selections at the residence of Captain
James A. Lipscomb. The evening was
delightfully."- spent by all present. and
the musical club, under the leadership
Of Miss Maggie Leahey, won new laureis
Brigadier William Evans. from Phila-
delphla, will hold a Salvation Army meet
ing at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
night. lie will be assisted by Adlutant
W. O. Hunter. from Baltimore, and Cap
tain William Cotton, from Petersburg
Brigadier Evans subject will be The
Salvation Army and Its Work" A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all TO attend.
Mrs. c. f. Alley is very sick at her
sisters residence. Mrs. Kate Clarke, HOO
cambridge street. 800,
Miss Maud Hudgins. of Church Hill, IS
visiting MISS Ndp'l SNlHeiid4AN' IA ''''-
city.
Miss Ida Lawson. of brakes Branch, Is
here for a two weeks stay with her SIS
ter Mrs. Charles j. owen, Eleventh ana
Decatur streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ]. owen have
returned from Atlanta.
Mr.. Wilbur Harris is reported much
improved after a severe illness or three
weeks.
Mrs. Emmett Weisiger was taken sick
at her residence, on Porter street, yester-
dav morning.
There will be an oyster supper given
at Fifth-Street VI. Il. church to-nlRiN'
November 18th. under the auspices of tile
Ladies' Parsonage Society, in honor OF
all preachers who have preached since the
organization Of the church. There Will
be several addresses by different minis
tiers. and also a select programme of
music rendered by the choir Supper
served from TO 10. The public are cor
daily invited to attend.