Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-19
MANCHEsTER's NEWS CHAPTER.
Marriage of Mr.. Lamb and MISS Jar
roII-PcrSonnIs and Briefs.

Mr.. Willie L. Lamb. OF Manchester
and Miss Annie II. Carroll of Richmond.
were united in marriage yesterday morn
ing at II 80 o'clock In the parlors Of the
Episcopal residence. in Richmond. Bishop
Van de Vyver officiating. A number Of
the intimate friends and relatives Of the
young couple were present 10 witness
the tying Of the uuptial knot and eX-
tend congratulations and best wishes to
the newly welded ones. The only attend
ants were the ushers Messrs. Coulter
Lamb. Edward AGREE. Chafles Craig, ana
Allie Powell. The ceremony was very
simple and pretty, the wedding ring being
used.
The bride Is the youngest daughter of
Mr. Thomas Carroll, is a petite blonde,
very pretty and attractive and Is popu-
lar with a large circle Of friends and ac-
quaintanccs. she wore a travelling suit
Of green cloth and carried beautiful
bouquet OF brides roses. The groom IS
the eldest son Of Mr.. r. A. Lamb, OF
Manchester. and holds a clerkship with
the Southern Railway Company, where
he has been for a number Of years. lie
is a worthy and popular young man.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamb left on the MD
day train over the Southern railway for
Ashevlle y. G.
The Manchester German Club will give
dance in Leader Hall tonight. This
will be the first german by the newly
organized club. snd IL will possibly be
one Of the most pleasant dances ever
given in the city.
The following vestrymen have been
elected by Mcade-Memoral Episcopal
church Z. C.. Warwick. Judge 5. Bas-
sett French. r. W. Wood, ID. J.. Pulliam,
Dr. Lawrence Ingram, George +. Gary
W. +. Winnie William Toler, and John
=. Vaughan.
Mr.. J. r. Curnow Of this city. presented
to Mr.. Petzold yesterday a curiosity In
the form of a four-legged chicken. The
druggist has placed il in alcohol.
According TO the Walton law any per-
son who intends TO be candidate Tor
Office in this city must notify Clerk II. Il.
Duval OF the Hastings Court, on or be-
fore May 3. 1895, which will be twenty
DAYS previous to the election.
There was nothing for the considera-
ton Of the Mayor in the Police Court
yesterday.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Judge W. l. Clopton. who has been very
much indisposed for several days, was
able 10 be out yesterday.
The condition of young Asa Broaddus.
the Southern railway. near Warner Moore
q Co.'S mill, Richmond, is considerably
improved.
Miss Louise Armistead. Of Cumberland
county is visiting the Misses Clayton on
Cowardin avenue.
The daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. X.
Taber, of Swansboro', is quite sick.
Mr.. John Williams and Mrs. Emma
Cerslev. were married at West-End
Methodist church Wednesday night. Rev.
J. W stiff. the pastor. ofiiciated
Mayor II. \. Maurice has returned to
the city after a pleasant visit to Buck
ineham county.
The following will be the cast in the
drama Among the Breakers" TO be
presented the latter part OF this month;
Mr.. Andrew Smelling. NJ. Harry b. owen
Mr.. George +. Gary, Miss Susie Hollan'
Mr.. John II. Ingram. Mrs. Ben. +. owen
Jr. Miss Minerva Jones. Mr.. Bernard I.
Walden, Mr.. Ben. T. owen. Jr., and Mr..
Charles Sawtelle.
Mr. J. y. Reynolds and bride (nee
Wine). who were married In STAFFORD
county yesterday. came home last night
and were given reception al the nome
OF Mr.. Reynolds, Fifteenth and Nc
Donough streets.
Mr. page Ingram and Miss Mary Kidd,
both of this city, were married in Wash
ington wednesday. The bride Is very
pretty young lady. and is daughter OF
Mr.. William Kidd. Mr. Ingram is the
youngest son Of the late DR. $. l. Ingram
| and a brother TO Judge Ingram and Dr.
| Lawrence Ingram.
| The Populists will have a convention In
| Swansboro' tomorrow. when a county
| ticket will be nominated in opposition 20
| the Democrats 1t Is understood the
Republicans will have meeting at the
| same plac, on Monday.