The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-19
ASWANSB0RO MARRIAGE
MISS IDA NEhL BECoMEs THE WIFE
or MIR. HOPE IrE.
The walthan Divorce suit---A Ne"
BrIdge---A Little Boy Hurt
Brief Mention.
M.scHssrrn Bunr.u RIcHMoSp TINS.

No piSi UnIf SrerrT, BrATrIr BLOCH
A very pretty marriage took place Neo-
ncsJa, night al tho homo Of the bride IS
oarepts Mr.. and Mrs. G. Neal. IN swans
boro when Miss Ida Neal and MI Hope
Lee were united. the ceremony beng
pe-formed by Rev. J. 7. Tucker.
Tho bride. an attractive young lady.
vas attlred IN a becoming evening gown
IL oream-coiorcd cloth. trimmed with
white satin ribbon. and carried brides
roses. The minister received the yoins
couple standing under an arch Of flowers
and performed tho ceremony in an i'm
I.lssive manner.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mabel
Eliot. who was also attired IA a cream
clcred gown. The ushers were Messfs.
James Neal (bcst NAM. James Lyme, ana
Il. 1. Wilkinson. After the ceremony a
reception was held.
Tho young bride and groom, who are
extremely popular. received number oil
handsome and useful bridal presents.
A DIVORCE SUIT.
In tho Musings Court yesterday morn
ing decree was entered In the case OF
Walthall sues for a divorce from his wite'
Mrs. Sarah WalthaI. and counsel for the
defendant made a motion yesterday TOT
tho allowance Of money for legal and
maintenance expenses pending the deci-
sion OF the case. The Court ordered that
the plaintiff should pay $40 for prclimi-
mary law expenses and SIG month FOR
maintenance. and that tho case should
not be proceeded with until such pay
mcnt was made.
a NEW BRIDGE.
Mr. Edward O'Erien. foreman Of the
pincoyd Bridge Company. of Philadelphia,
pa. accompanied boy eight workmen ar
rived Wednesday evening from South
Carolina to erect girdor span bridge
over the canal for The Southern Railroad
Company.
There have been four worklncn here
,or tho past week waiting FOR Mr.. OErien
20 arrive. They were busily engaged yes
tcrday morning setting their hosting en-
CINE IN place. and expect 20 have the
Orders up In few days. Mr. Peter Dom
nd. who Is building pillar in the middle
Of the canal. has nearly completed 81.
Milton. the tcn-ycar-Old son Of Mrs II
1seman. had quite painful accident Wed
nesday night while az Ninita with a picnic
party. lie was playing. and his foot
slipped on some mud causing him 10 fan
on his right arm. breaking both bones
al the elbow. lie was carried 10 Rich
mond. and Drs. Male and Wexford were
summoned Yesterday morning he was
progressing favorably.
BRIEF MENTION.
Rev. W. G. Walden. Of Petersburg
former pastor OF the Central Methodist
church in this city. is visiting friends
The condition OF Mrs. w. y. Page was
somewhat improved yesterday
Mrs.. Sidney NJ Wake is quite ill at
her residence. on Cowardin avenue.
The Asbury chapel ycstry carried
large crowd out 10 New Reservoir yester-
DAY morning on their annual picnic
Maggie, the little daughter Of Mr.. Griz-
yard. OF Swansboro. Is quite sick M her
fathers residence.
The butcher shop Of Mr.. w. f. Brice.
near the railroad on Hull street. was
broken into Wednesday night and the
money-drawer was ri1ed Of its change
only about Sl.JO-and some knives we're
also taken.
officer Alvis. OF Swansboro. has been
instructed 10 report all parties not hay
Ing their premises in proper condition.
Liberty Council, Junior order United
American Mechanics, VIII have a bazaar
al their hall in Swansboro on the 22d ~
June and for five nights thereafter.