The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-09
THECITY OF PETERSBURG
T8E DlUGHTER OF 4 MINISTER
MARRIEs A cOLLEGE PROFfssOR.
Splendid Lodge Of odd-feiiovs organ
iIed-Jbofnss tucker Died Alone
Under His Fathers Porch.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. s-spe-
oial-An event OF more than 0'dihary
interest occurred THIS afternoon at 5t50
o'clock at the parsonage OF High-street
M. j. church. no. 20 High STREET IN
this city. The occasion was the leading
20 the hymeneal altar OF MISS Ruth SIN
clair Walden, by Professor NJ. N. Parks
Promptly az the appointed hour the BRIDE
advanced 10 the centre OF thep arlor, lean
ing on tho arm OF tho groom, she was
beautifully attircd in = travelling dress
Of rich design and held in her hand a
bouquet Of white carnations u ma4ueh-
hair ferns. The ceremony was perform
ed bv the father Of tho bride, assisted ~
Presiding Elder Campbell and REV
George w Ray. Of Newport News, IN
the presencs OF the immediate relatives
OF the family. The bridal presents were
beautiful pd costly. After receiving con
gratuations the newly-made couple left
via the Norfolk and Western railroad
for Macon, Ca.
THE BRIDE AND GROOM
The groom has recently been elected 10
the chair Of LATIN In the Wesleyan fe-
lidlt AQi4t-ff AaHNAAg ia
quito a young man. being less than tweu-
ty-ivs years Of age, Professor Parks
has achieved a brilliant record. lie grad
uated five years ago IN Emory College,
Genrgia. at the head Of his class. lie
soon thereafter became Professor or
French and German IN Andrew Fenaie
College. from whence he went 10 HarTaru
and the Chicago Universities to equip
himself more thoroughly for his calling
The bride IS tho daughter Of Rev. W.
G. Walden. pastor OF High-Srreet NJ. J.
church, in this city. She has had the
advantages OF the very best literary train
ing. having attended tho State Normal
school. the Norfolk College for Young
Ladies. and the Bowling Greon Feinaie
College fIOm which aforementioned 10
sutution sho graduated and received n
medal for superiority an music. she also
has a certificate from the New England
Conservatory OF Music. For the past
three years she has held the chair Of
harmony and theory OF music IN Central
College. Lexington, Mo for young ladies',
spending her vacations principally ga
Chicago. IN prosecution OF her f~avorto
study.
The Petersburg Grays. Captain Il VI
Morgan, VIII he inspected tomorrow
night az their annoy by lnspecoir-Gen-
eral 10 Lane Stern. Of Mebmond.
THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Crouit Court Of Petersburg. Judge
y. A Hancock presiding. convened this
morning bat no business Of special men
tion was transacted The cases of 7. h.
Kidd against the city OF Petersburg. hy
consent u parties. were continued Unit.
tho next torn.
y r Branch. Of this city Past Grand
Master J. o o D., will institute O lodge
81 Odd-TelloWs at Waverley, Tuesday,
September 18th. The charter list num-
bers tWenty-seven members. whose aver
age age IS thirty-two years. TIE number
~ The lidge will be 80. The name of IL
will be decided up0n me day o. iis or
canization. Past Grand Master Branch
is well up on The secret work of the
order. and 10 Odi-Fellow is better post
ed upOu the laws and regulations Of the
order than he.
srRRY COURT.
In surry Circuit Court. in the case II
sharps administrator against sharp and
others, Judge Hancock entered a decree
in vacation dissciving the injunction ana
Diminishing plaintiffs b'l.
pr. g.. b.. Jones. editor Of the Sussex
Recorder. left to-day on a flying trip 20
Raw " Bsrvell. pastor Of Wayerly
cbrtstisn church. IS assisting in q pre-
tracfcd meeting ina Southampton county
this week.
Judge D. T.. West. Of Sussex. was Co.
tho oty today Tie SAYS the political
kettle fr boiling bot in that county. iIc'
neonle lie declared. are almost uraui-
M eiv "a, favor OF FREQ silver and AID
income tax
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