The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-06
MARRIAGE
MN. RoBERr ELLINGTON AND MISS
MAGGIE ANGEL UNITED.
Living Pictures - To- Night--A Beautiful
Entertainment by the strivers of Mesde-s
Memorial Church-Personals.
BUREAU RICHMOND TrMrs.

No. 1871 Hull STREET, BKATrfK BLOCK
TIE marriage NJ Mr. Robert i. Filing
ton and Miss Maggie NJ. Angel. at .
o'clock yesterday afternoon at Balm
bridge-Strcet baptist church. was a beau
tifui affair The church was beautifully
aud tastcfuIly decorated with chrysantne-
NUNS and coloTcd lamps, ana was a
brilliant sight. .
The bridal party assembled in the vesti-
bule OF the church ana proceeded up me
aisle the bride and groom leaning ine
way. and the ushcrs fOi,owing IN coupieS'
Arriving in front OF the altar, a semi
circle Was formed and the ceremony I'M
pressiyely performed by Rev. DT. L. A.
Ihornhill, assisted by Rev. W. W. Lear
OF Central Methodist church.
The hrIue was t8stefully and becomlhe
Is attircd in a travelling suit OF usrk
brown, and carried Douquet OF n rlne
rozcs The ushcrs were Messrs. Nilkle
q Freeman. Greed Jeffrcss. of Richmond;
Jerome Fuller u. G PeiZold, Clarence
Walden, and william Jcwett.
After the ceremony the young COUPE
left by the 40 train for "a tour OF inc
principal southern cities.
The briae. who is popular ana cnarn-
ing young lady. Is daughter OF M.
and Mrs. r.. O. Angel. of this city wniie
the groom is an efficient engineer on the
southern railroad. Upon their return
from their wedding trip they Will reside
AZ ..1 y,ee' s,rivers' Of Meade-Memorial
church will have an entertainment 70,
night al Leader Hall. Living Pictures
viii be the main feature on the pro
gramme. which viii be composed o OF n H1p
club will furnish music LOT tno 800
sion. and musical talent from h'., ni o,,I
Will also be on hand ana add TO 1870 ie en
foyrnent OF the entertainment; PERSONS
attending this entertainment VIII no. on, ~,
he treated 10 a rare muslca c''"' oN
Will help a worthy cause. ors,a
Great interest Is taken IN the az
Of ffnEflHTAf2
Gihhe' opera-House tonight Inc MAI NAL
chester Grays, who now occupy III, .liiS
building. have rendered the use OF .nsr.
quarters 20 the veterans Tor as ina at1s
NIGHTS as may be necessary TO organize
The camp. Or. r. n. Perrow, VINO Is one
Of the principal promoters, mas secui 49,"
long list Of those who have slshliieu '''oii
intention to become members so .ho
~ viii moi be very long before, tne
Mines FOR the sewers in this city VIII ps
all laid In conversation WIN one 49,. oa
H. ofIicials n was learned that by ,he
Isl OF January they Will conPIeae ne ,he
LAYING OF the pipes. EVER sln IN len
ground was broken the work mas oeen
pushed forward rapidly. .so,a arc said
"a be more plentiful this year tnah Mas
been known for several seasons. " -;
William Hicks. a weli-knQ"n Wodnes-
dsv disnosing OF a number OF the niras.
seyeral nights ago Mr.. Hicks naitso AZ,
turkeys on his hunting-gronnd', anu tu a.
v,,v ' iater in the evening. Mr.. hicks lives
shout eight miles from this CITY.
Mr. William George Pollard, forHherS
NJ King William county, VINO mas ~. ~
in business in Birmingham, Ala lof ,ne
nast six months Is visiting ms nome
in-Jlaw' Mrs. ]. W. Roberts. on Porter
street. ~,.o..o~antd coun-
~ was quite badly hurt rev Gays aeo
Nv brick kiln caving in on nm ,,,,os
THE condition OF Mr.. u; A Sheinilss
was thought TO be critical last eVeia'h Eli,
The County Court Of Chesterheio VIII
'n Tbere will be a meeting of the Finance
COMMITTEES tonight, when routine ousi-
ness will be transacted ,..,. pic
dress rehearsal Of the "LiVing ,,i,bt
,,res whicn will be given to-nisn,
toot Mace last night. The scene was q
hsentiful one. and those fortunate enJhusad
,o be- admitted were greatly dehgh'eS
,r,,b the charming scenes. ..o,Aod
Mr. A Marks. whose store WAS 1870 ,,n,,,d
- =" Denember 3D. was in the fuclllio,n an,
pn,,re Court yesterday. morning 20 III,
erect the hats and goods recoVeteu ir 'aa
IPoolan,s store. In that city, pu. WIZ az
unable 10 swear positively that any -
the goods were MS