The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
MISS SUSIE HOLLAND AND MR.. W. W.
FRIEND UNITED ~ UEDLOCk.
Ono of the Prctficst social Events In Man.
chestor-A Change in the Cattle insPec-
tion-The Political Caldron.
MAxcHrsrrn BuRr,u RICHMOND TINES,

No. 1921 Hull SrGhtI. BAATIih DhooN''
Tho Meade Memorial Episcopal church
was the scene OF one OF the pretuest
oc,ober weddings ever witnessed In TINS
city at IL o'clock yesterday morning.
when Miss Susie Holland became the
bride of MIR W. W. Friend, one OF inc
most popular young druggists OF TINS
city.
The chanccl was beautifully decorated
with palms. ferns. and piano lamps
decorated with pink shades. The chuIeh
was packed to It's doors 10y friends ana
acouaintances long before the appolhNcu
hour. - .,.,r.,
The bridal couple entered the church
promptly at II clock, while Professor
Thomas J. Nichols can old and personal
friend Of Mr.. FRIEND rendered the brioal
march from Mendelssohn upon the OF
Aan. The first 10 enter were the usH-
,rs-Mcssrs. Robert l.. Walden, NilIlam
b. BAH, Ernest Ii. Wells. Beverly
Shores. j. IL. Perduc. Jr. Herbert =
Friend. Howard Holland ana Robert L..
Brown. Then the bride. gracefully
leaning on the arm Of her sister, Miss
Susie. was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Charles Il.
Friend. his brother.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.
The ceremony was performed by the
rector Rev. benjamin Dennis, and was
most impressively conducted, while the
sweet. low strains OF the organ filled
the church with the melody OF Barndy
lullaby. Sweet and Low" After the
ceremony was performed Mendessohn
march was played.
The bride was attired in a beautiful
green travelling suit. while the maid OF
honor wore brown suit, and carried
q huge bouquet OF pink chrysanthemums,
tied with taneta ribbon to match. I'M
mcdiately after the ceremony. the bridal
party were driven to the Union Depot.
where they took the II O'Clock Richmond,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac train for
an extensive northern tour.
Miss Holland is the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holland, and
figures prominently in society. Mr..
Friend is a rising young druggist of this
city, and is popular with all who know
him. They received numerous and
costly presents.
RECALLED TO WASHINGTON.
DR.. Cooper Curtis, of the United
States veterinary corps. who has been
stationed at Major Walkers farm since
early last spring. and who had a num-
Der OF cattle undergoing experiments
TO ascertain il ticks introduced "a fatal
disease into the system (and the expert
ments undertaken proved most salts
factory result, has been called to WASH
ington by the United States Department
OF Agriculture. and DR.. Favile of Nor
folk, will have charge of this district
hereafter.
FROM THE MAYORS COURT.
Mr.. John Dowdy was tried by .Havor
Maurice yesterday morning for cursing
abusing ana threatening to kill Mr.. w
G. Henry. From the testimony II seems
MIR. Dowdy was drunk the previous day.
when he began to abuse Mr. Henry for
allowing his little boy TO bother him while
he was intoxicated. one word led TO
another and finally Mr.. Dowdy threat.
ened TO Kill Mr.. Henry, and went after
a weapon. Mr.. Henry placed himself al
his front door, with arms IN readiness
10 protect his wife and children, VINO
had also been abused by the intoxicated
man. The accused was fined $50 ana
cost.
Jackson alias Willie Goode (colored)
was a prisoner before Mayor Maurice
yesterday morning. charged with stealing
buffalo COW from Fred Cox, in Pow
hatan county. last Thursday. The cow
was driven to this city and sold to NJ.
A. ii. Simmons for $40 Goode was ar
rested in Powhatan county on Nondav
afternoon by Constable IL. w. Winfrce
and brought here yesterday morning by
that officer. The COW was identified by
Mr.. Cox and George Vaughan, Goode S
brother-in-law. The prisoner pleaded
guilty, and was sent down to board at
Sergeant Eitzgerald's hotel for six
months.
SPEAKING TO S1LVER1TES.
a mass-meeting of silveritos was bell
last night under the auspices OF the
Bryan. Sewall and Lamb Club at the
corner OF Sixth and HUI streets. The
issues of the day were discussed from Il
free-sflver standpoint by Messrs. Charles
L.. Page and W. Hay Garnett.
Another mass-meeting will oe held near
Fourth and Maury streets on Thursday
night. The arrangements for speakcIs
are i'm the hands of Mossrs. q. w. Good
ing and II. {. Red.ord. Of the city Central
Democratic Committee. who will act in
concert with Mr.. Benjamin p. owen.
Jr.. of the Bryan, Sowall and Lamb Club
Of Swansboro.
on Friday night silvcrite rally will
be held by the Manchester Bryan, Sewall
and Lamb club at the Grays armory.
Hill Montague will be one of the speakers
on that occasion.
BRIEF NOTES.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Towns IL stopping with her
sister, Mrs. George w. Friend, at No.
1901 Porter street.
Miss Mary Brodnax Robertson is the
guest of Miss Katie Cox, on Porter
street.
Professor c. S. Maurice is visiting in
Buckingham and Albemarle.
The Manchester German Club VIII give
a dance at Leader Hall next FRIDAY
night.
Mrs. NJ. a. Trevilian. who has been
very sick at her residence. 1920 Hull stcct,
for the past several weeks. was able to
be out yesterday morning.
Mr.. Robert Porter. VINO has been siok
with typhoid fever for the past six
weeks. is able to be out on the streets
again.
Mrs. Williams Allen is quite sick at her
residence. at Maury Cemetery.