Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-18
CHARLOTTESVILLE LETTER
Marriages-Death- Mentions.


Sunday was a bright and balmy day
and tn services at the several church
rs we're we'll attended the several pas
tors filling their pulpits. After the
morning services at the First Church /
the ordinance of baptism was admin -
tered To six candidates by the pastor.
Rev r. @ Quarles
The entertainments given at the Mt |
Zion and Ebenezer Churr hes last week
were well attended and were quite
success at both churches
there is a great deal of sickness in
the city at this time
We are sorry to hear of the death OF
Mr.. Charlie Thomas, son of MIR and
which occurred Monday morning,
April 13, 1896
The marriage OF Miss Annie Lena
Jenkins. one of our most charming
young ladies. TO Mr.. Benjamin Butler
, joyce of OH. was solemnized at the
First Baptist Church on Wednesday
evening, the Sth instant at half past
O'Clock. The peals of the pipe organ
! broke forth with the wedding march,
r PLAYED by Mrs r. Kelser. Proceeding
o the lovely little flower girl, Mamie
d Martin, on the left aisle entered the
n bridesmaids, Misses Mary E. Bullock.
n Lena NJ Whips, and Emma Jenkins,
sister of the bride, followed by the
n bride. who ives attired in q charming
d costume OF white satin trimmed with
e pearl and orange blossoms. On the
[. right aisle, entered the grooms-men,
e uessrs. T B. Jones, Jr., Henry Nicho-
n las and Chas Brown, followed by the
Is groom. They were united in very
d impressive manner 10y Rev. X. Z
m Ouarles The ushers were: Messrs
IN Robert Coles, Troy Kennie, Eli How
j. ard and Charles u Bullock.
j. After the reception given at the res
ne idence of the parents of the bride, the,
r left for Washington, Pittsburg an'
I'D Cleveland, Ohio; after which. the.
il will go to Cam bridge, Ohio, their fu
to ture home
nv We heard few days ago that
AT young lady said. she had been engage
ed four times But at last, she wa
to caught. Good for harlottesville.
a Now, young man, you must be goo
nv and then you can see her any time
an see?
no We heard few nights ago that
young lady was called in by her pap
Say girls, don't stand too long on tn
front porch with your fellow. Wei
i, that young fellow did look bad.
A few days ago young lady sent
m another's house to tell her best fello
LOT when he cot through TO come 10 her
is she wanted to see MIN Girls yC
81; must not be doing that; but, OF '
VII forgot this is leap year.
got Well, old boy, did you see her
m that new spring suit? Oh, yes.
ut We are glad to see Miss Lizzie Was
ne ington out again
sss' Mr.. William L. Brown is much IL
m proved, we are glad to say
sea That young lady who doesn't wa
lvli her best fellow to go with other CIR
req should ask herself does she go wi
TN any other fellow. Give poor fell'
I r1e a chance girls.
The Yes, he went to Richmond to s
axe her, but he said, he did not have mu
time to talk to her. Poor fellow.
Well, it seems that the boys are 7
good enough for you girls to mar
ade but are good enough to act substitu
the until the best man comes Now DO
IT OF you must look out for this and do
CHI a let them take you for good thi
adj We heard a young lady say, she ha
that young man for good thing.
tier Well. said a young man few d
ago to a young lady. you need not
playing around me for your sunni
fellow for / am going to keep the
oan- one.
s~o Say young girls. you must stop Wi
go ing on that car for that certain yO'
Ia man. The next time you do, we
sent give you away.
= sen 81 Say young girl. we did not know
: you wanted us to note your dre'
go and if you will CALL we will be gla
49, tell you the cause. Don't ask any
else about it