Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-30
MANCHESTER BRIDE.
MISS EVA VI. CARTER MARRIED. TO
MIR. GUsTAVE a. PEPLE.
The Masonic BnEanr 10 Close
Daughters of Liberty sOctablc-
uustings Court ProceedinEs-Per-
sonaI and other southside Items.

The home OF Captain a. c. Attkssoh'
No. 1910 Porter street was the scene OF
a pretty but quiet marriage yesterday
morning a 1880 O'Clock, when Mr. Gus
taye a. Poplc and Miss Eva VI. Garter
were united in holy matrimony. NO
cards had been issued. and only the two
families and immediate friends were
present. The ceremony was performer
by Rev. j. Y. bowman. rector OF All
Saints church. Richmond. assisted by
REV. Or. vs.. W. Landrum, OF The Second
Baptist.
The pariors were beautifully decorated
with cut flowers. Tho bride was be-
cominely attired in brown travelling
suit and carried a lovely bunch OF
flowers Miss Florence Pcplc, sister Oh
the groom. was maid OF honor. she wore
a gown OF white six, and carried IN her
hand a handsome bouquet Of roses. Mr..
Lownes Pcple. brother Of the groom, act
Cd as best man. The ushers were: Mcssrs
wythc Boiling. o. i. Guy, G.. r. CRAIG
w. Hugh owens. and Hulchorson.
The bride Is most charming young
lady. and the niece Of Captain AtikissJn
Mr. Pcple u.s. son of the late O.. a.
PcpIe. ST. and resides at 5I5 south Third
street. Richmond. whore Mr and Mrs.
Pcplc will reside on their return from
northern tour The young couple left
for the North on the noon train. They
were the recipients Of many handsome
presents.
THE BAZAAR.
Another success was scored by the
Masonic Bazaar last night A very large
crowd was present ana besides the dflli
Of the soldier girls, Captain Frank cum
niugham and his company OF First Nir-
Iiuia volunteers were there and added
much ~ the success of the evening. To-
morrow night closes the successful ba-
Zaar. and the many prizes. for which
there have been such spirited contests
will be awarded.
a delightful pie sociable was held Tues
day night by the Daughters OF Liberty
30. g. at their hall. Ninth and HUI
streets. The hall was crowded 70 its
fullest capacity. The Manchester Grays
thirty-three strong. went down in ~ body
and presented beautiful scene I'm their
new uniforms They were in charge OF
Lieutenant Charles Buikert The Rich
mond and Dauviue band rendered some
beautiful selections. Every one who was
present enjoyed themselves greatly.
IN THE HUsTINGs COURT
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
day in the trial of Thomas Cheatham
(colorcO, charged with house1reahing
After the Witnesses for the Common
wealth had been examined the jury
brought I'm a verdict of mot guilty"
The case Of H. r. Ellis against vs.. H.
Bradley, for 500 damage was also dis
missed
Edward Randolph was appointed by the
Court as administrator ON the estate of
Margaret Muse.
Mr. A. b. Tyson YVES appointed Justice
OF the Peace of the second Ward.
The Epworth League Of the Wcst-End
Methodist Episcopal church held busi-
ness meeting Tuesday night. Tho follow
ing officers We're elected: President. W.
b. Taylor: First NicD-prosidcut. A. G..
Belchcr; Second NiCe-Prcsident, j. T..
Williams: Third Vice-President J. T..
Rcdford: Secretary. Mrs G.. O.. Raines;
Treasurer. Mrs. w b. Taylor, Organist,
Miss Daisy Carwiles..
BRIEF ITEMS.
Rev. Charles y. Van Houten left Tues
day night for Lowell. Va, hoping the
change and rest from his ministerial
work viii benefit his health.
At a meeting OF Liberty Council. No.
13. Junior order United American Me
chanics, held Tuesday night five appn-
cations for membership were received;
three candidates were initiated, and eight
members were elected.
The Daughters Of Liberty of Lily COun-
ell will hold a meeting this afternoon at
Andprson's Han.
Rev. w. S Leake preached an interest
ing sermon at the Bainbridge-Street Bap-
list church last night
The broom-factory Of Mr.. John II.
Moless was started UP yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Samuel r. Richards, with her
family. Of Williamsburg. is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Samuel II. owens, Twelfth and
Porter streets.
Mr. James Lipscomb. who was taken
seriously IN several days ago while at
work at the Southern railway shops. is
able TO be out on the street again