The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
no PUBLISH A STATENEXT REGARD
ING DIX. sTARR'S REMOVAL.
Many Marriages In tho Cockade City.
Meeting of the African VI. Il. Zion
Conference Other News

PETERSBURG, VA. Nov. E.--Speciai.
There was a very pretty marriage this
morning at O'Clock. at the residence OF
the brides parents, on west High street.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Oceola
Morrison and Miss Mary Y Barnes. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. IL. Nj.
Hope.
The bride Is a daughter OF MIR. John
r. Barnes, and a most attractive young
lady. The groom Is popular yo""s
druggist OF this place.
Mr.. Lee Stuart Harris ard MISS Leon
tine Bannister Hinton were united III
the holy bonds Of matrimony at ";so
o'clock this morning. at the residence
of the brides father. No. Us High stree.
Rev. c. r. Hams. y. d.. rector OF 81
Paul's Episcopal church. OBLIGATED. Inc
groom is a prominent young citizen OF
Pulaski. and the bride Is the daughter
of Captain T.. o. Hinton. of this place.
The thirtieth annual conference OF inc
African NJ. L. Zion Church opened TINS
morning at Oak-Street church. Bishop >.
w Hood. OF North Carolina, presiding
The opening sermon was preached py
Rev. p. r. Anderson. OF Chowan circuit
n. C. The sermon was followed by the
Holy Communion. The conference then
proceedd TO organize By the election OF
the following officers: Bishop {. w.
Wlngfield OF Edenton, y. c., secretary
assistants. Revs NJ Il. Banks of Eden
ton: S. NJ. =. Copeland, OF Elizabeth
City, and J. w Powell. of Petersburg,
Ennwdan of
Petersburg marshal, Rev. W. II. Mich
OILS, of Edenton. NJ c.
Rev. !. s. Coldwell. of New York,
and Hon. John c. Dancey, OF New York.
were introduced TO the conference by
Bishop Hood, and made brief addresses.
WILL PUBLISH A STATEMENT.
Captain l.. l.. Marks and Mr.. r. p.
Davis have been appointed a committee
from the Board Of Stewards of Wash
ington-S Street NJ. h. church TO prepare a
statement I'm reference 10 the dissatisfac-
ton existing among the congregation at
the removal of Rev. DR.. w. G.. Starr.
D. D., which will be published in the
Richmond Christian Advocate. The
removal of Dr.. Starr continues to be
much talked OF here.
PROGR ISSIVE EUCHRE.
A most enjoyable progressive-euchre
party was given last night, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. n. p. Nichols. on Union
street by Miss Lillian Nichols. in honor
of her guest Miss Brownie Petit. OF
Richmond. Among the couples were
Miss Brownie Petit and Mr. W. r.
Baugh. Miss Lillian Nichols and Mr..
Gildard Ruffin, Miss Kate Mann and
Mr.. Rich. Arlington. Miss Johnson and
Mr.. w. b. Agnew, Miss Carrie Pryor
and Mr.. Meade Doyle, Miss Aeolse
Harrison and Mr.. w A. Bond, Miss
Lena Noltenius and Mr. Herbert Mann,
Miss Nellie Cooke and Mr.. John Plum
mer. Miss Ella Bernard and Mr.. John
Hall, Miss Mary Patteson and Mr. Rob
ert Rudd, Miss Page Nichols and Mr.
James Nichols. Chaperons-Mrs. Il. III.
Patterson and Mrs n. u. Nichols. The
first prizes were won by Miss Kate Mann
and Mr.. John Plummer. and the BOBBY
prize BY Mr. Robert Rudd. At mid
night fine supper was served.
Miss Alice s. Keyes, an attractive
young lady. residing I'm the western part
Of the city, and Mr.. Thomas Williams, a
popular young merchant OF this place
were married tonight at 1880 o'clock, al
ST. Johns Episcopal church.