The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-16
A MIDDAY MARRIAGE.
MR. GREEN AND MISS LATHAM MAR
RED IN MANCHESTER
Chestrnsld Democrats Elect Delegat~s
Death Of Mr.. Anbrose Bar ett-apr" 4
Term IF The Hastings Court.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND Times,

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND ilNES'
No. 1921 HULL STREET, BEA1TIE BLOCK
Bainhridge-Street Baptist church was
crowded yesterday morning, the occasion
being the marriage OF Mr.. NathaAiei L.
Green. Of Richmond, to Miss Emma haiS
Latham. OF Manchester. The pulpit pre-
sented a beautiful sight, being periec'
mass OF eyergrcens, potted plants Easter
lilies, and Islms.
AS the bridal larty entered the chuIch
by the right aisle, the organ, lndeF '"'
sk,llful touch of Mrs. A. (. Haruihs'
nealed forth a beautiful wedding march,
The groom. accompanied by mis- brothe'
Mr.. w. F. Green, who acted as best man.
Next came the bride with her brother'
Mr.. Charles S. Latham. she was dresser
in. a stylish gown OF covert cloth' W.
rat and gloves to match. ana cd'i'0N
bouquet CT Easter lilies. .,..-
The ushers were Messrs. 2. \. bliley'
e. G. Burton, @. w. Brown, W. IS cldiN'
H. III. Tabo. and W. s. Jackson. lhey
formed a scmi-circie around the front OIL
the pulpit. while the Rev. l.. K. morn
hill pastor. of the church, performed inc
ceremony in an impressive manner. On lts
conclusion Mr.. and Mrs. Green eft Ior
a Northern tour
The bride is the popular and 1t'Iac-
tive daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. J. ;. La
tram. OF Porter street The groom Is d
uell-known citizen of Richmond.
A rotatle event OF last night was the
linen wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. X.
ThornhilI. Receptions we're held from 70
6. and from to IL o'clock. Mrs morn
hill was attired I'm the outfit she wore AT
her Wedding and Judge and Mrs. Chrls-
tian were the only ones In attendance
who were present at the last anniversary
Of this popular couple ,.,,
SATURDAY evening the Democrats of Mid
lothian, Chesterfield county met ana eiec-
ted delegates to the convention TO noml-
nate candidates which meets at Chester
field courthouse tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The delegates elected were Messrs. Johh
Lester and John Jewett and DR.. Smith.
rhe April term of the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday with Judge JOhl
II. Ingram presiding. The case OF Low
Brown. charged with felony was set Tor
trial at the next term.
The cases on docket for this term were
settled upon, and the court adjourned uh-
I'll this morning at 10 o'clock.
Nr. Walter +. Harrison qualified as ad-
ministrator on the estate Of the late Ed
gar A. Savory.
Messrs. Bernard Mann. of Petersburg.
and II. NJ. Tyler, OF Richmond qualified
to practice law in this court.
Mr.. Ambrose q. Barrett died at 2.3O
o'clock Sunday evening, at Dorsets, Cnes-
terrified county aged seventy-three years.
He was the father of Mr. William II.
Barrett. OF Manchester His remains will
be brought to this city at o'clock this
morning. ard funeral services viii be colt
Quoted at the grave in Maury cemetery
by Rev. j. A. Sperccr Dove Lodge. No.
81. Masons of which he was member
will perform the Masonic burial service
at the grave.
on account OF the recent heavy rains
the fish-fry and outing OF the Manchester
Grays, which was 10 take place yester-
day, was postponed until the ground
should be in better condition.
Miss Berta Atkinson is visiting Miss
Annie Rucker.
A new steam laundry will start up I'm
Manchester in the next two or three
days.
Miss Aurelia Blankenship. OF Chester
field. and Miss Wilkinson. Of South BOs-
ton, Va. are visiting Miss Cora Lowell,
on Porter street
Mr.. f.. X Sampson has been called 70
Alexandria on account OF the illness OF his
mother.
There was an egg-hunt at the Presby-
terrain church yesterday evening from 4
TO and to 10 O'Clock.
A protracted meeting commenced at
Central church Sunday night
A series OF meetings commenced at
Clopton-Street church last night.
Mrs Judge b. a. Hancock is quite sick
at her residence.
Mr. Tom Turpin is visiting at Rock
Castle.
The ladies OF Central church will give
an entertainment tonight at 1908 Hull
street.