Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-26
In OUR SISTER CITY.
TWO COUPLES MARRIED. Iy MAN
CHESTER LAST EVENING.
Miss Wnithnli becomes the Bride of
MIR. Palmer, and Miss snsory WEEDS
Mr.. ButIer-Cnses I'm the Mayors
Court-Personnlsn and Briefs.

Mr.. Luclus a. Palmer and Miss Ele-
nora Walthall were united in marriage
last evening at o'clock. at the brides
home. Rev. j. o. Babcock performed
the ceremony in the presence OF a goodly
number Of the most intimate friends o.
the family. The parlors had been exqui-
sitely decorated with evergreens and
flowers, very beautifully emblematlc OF
the happy life wished for them by 80
many friends. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Palmer left for
Amelia. where delightful reception was
rendered by relatives Of the bride. Upon
their return they will reside in Man
chester.
\ very quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized in the parlors OF the pasto-
rum Of Bainbridge-Street Baptist
church at O'Clock last evening. when
Miss Florence Savory became the bride
Of Mr.. Richard W. Butler. After the
ceremony the happy couple were rendered
a reception at the home Of the groom's
father. Rev. Or. l.. r. Thornhil per-
formed the ceremony.
John Johnson was before Mayer Maui
rice yesterday morning and given ninety
days I'm Jail John imhibed a good. So
ciabie quota OF the "nre-water' article,
and proceeded 10 paint the town after
the most improved processes. Wherever
John went his pockets the larger grew,
till officer Smith was called in and ;oOst-
ed his gay bird.
SIX MONTHS FOR HARFELD.
D. Harfed, the pawn-broker, was again
before his Honor yesterday morning, on
a charge OF receiving goods known
10 be stolen. The case came up
Monday, but. at the request of the ac-
cused's counsel, Mr.. W. Hay Garrett,
was continued till yesterday Testimony
in this case brought 10 light the fact
that 1ir Harfeld had sold Mr. Sonenburg
a set Of harness. which was sent for and
identified as the same that was stolen
from Watkins's store. The accused was
given ninety days on each charge, making
six months. An appeal was taken.
The ladies' Of Meade-Memorial church
will serve Thanksgiving dinner and sup
per at No 1893 Hull street to-day.
Thanksgiving services will be held at
Q A. NJ. at Clopton-Street church
The usual morning service will be
held at Memorial church.
Union services VIII be held at Central
Methodist church, and Rev. j. II. Eager
IS 10 preach the sermon.
Mr.. ID. l.. Pulliam returned yesterday
evening from Chesterfield Courthouse,
where he went on important professlone
business.
A much-enioyed masquerade ball was
given last night at the Grays' Armory
under the auspices OF the Richmond ana
Manchester Leap-Ye1r League. Dancing
was INDUCED In till a late hour and
good time was the general order Of the
evening.
4 party was given last night on Perry
street between Seventh and Eighth, with
music and dancing.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of Balm
bridge-Street church will give a sociable
tonight. and each member is permitted
10 bring with her two lady friends. sup
per will be served.
officer Wright ran IN Tom Wilkerson
last night FOR getting drunk and painting
the town. Thomas will get hearing TINS
morning.
Miss Mary Loving. Of Richmond, is visit
ing Miss Coley Lowell OF this city.