Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-04-04
CHARLOTTESVILLE LETTER
A Slim Attendance-A Brilliant Wedding
Personal Items.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Mar. 30, '96. |
Sunday WAS changeable and the |
churches were very shiny attended. |
IIsnal servicas were held bv the mas
tors OF the various churches
Last Wednesday evening, March %,
1895, the First Baptist Church was
brilliantly lighted up, the occasion be-
ing the marriage of Miss ]. Madeline
J Jackson, Of this city and Mr.. ]. T.
Brown, of PittsbuIg, Pa. At nine p.
III. Mrs. g. p. Inge struck the wedding
march on the large pipe organ and the
wedding party entered the church in
the following order:
Miss Bette b. Ferguson and F. A
Howard, Miss Annie K. Bracket and
Mr.. Lucien Hill. Miss Lena Whips
and Mr.. John T. Brown, the groom up
the right aisle; Miss Lizzie @. Coles
and MIR. w. M. Curtis, Miss Mary Buck
ner and Mr.. A. G.. Mabrey, Miss ].
Madeline Jackson, the bride on the
arm of Mr.. Chas II. Brown, the best
man up the left aisle, the groom meet
| ing the bride at the altar, where they
were united in marriage in an impress
/ i've manner by the pastor, Rev. r. @.
Quarles. The ushers were Messrs.
Robt Coles, Chss. Bullock, I. B. Jones
and Troy Kennie. The bride was be-
comingly attired in white silk, with
pearl and fish scale trimming, the veil
being caught up with brilliants. She
carried a bunch of lilies.
The bride is a daughter OF Mr.. Noah
Jackson, one of our most worthy citi-
zens and is a vocalist OF wide reputa-
tion and has travelled extensively, in
GLIDING a trip through the British
Isles, South Africa and elsewhere.
The groom is one OF Pittsburgs bust
ness men.
After the ceremony at the church a
reception was held at the residence Of
the brides parents, No. 4O4 E Water
St., which was largely attended.
/ We are sorry to state that Mrs. Re.
becca Shelton and Mrs. Sally Bradley
are still confined to their beds with Lit
Grippe.
| We are very sorry to state that Mrs
Lizzie Williams of Gospel Hill had t.
have her arm amputated.
Mr.. w. l. Brown is confined to hi
bed by sickness, we are sorry to say.
Mr.. George Thomas returned from
Florida few days ago and has beer
confined to his bed with slow fever
every since.
; Mr.. d. Wards many friends are GLAD
to see him home again.
II Il
day night for Washington, d. c. anC
will go from there in few days to thc
Warm Springs for the season
That young man doesn't seem to bt
stuck on Gordonsville any more, do you
know what is the trOuble2
When things don't concern you, FOL
Gods sake let it be and keep it out o
the churches.
Look out, Sunny Side will be in Rich
mond next week
!. Oh, boys you just ought to have seer
that groom cutting across the field the
next morning, wonder what was the
matter7 We don't know.
Well, old boy we see that you see hel
anyhow, regardless what the old folks
say. Go it and you will get there bye
and bye.
i We called on Miss NJ she is lookin,
well and speaks OF taking a trip soon
The bells are ringing, when will they
, next one East or West.
ME-. w. II. Brown, brother Of tn,
| groom, of Washington, d. c.. was il
the city last week Mr.. and Mrs. Web
ster Gilmore of Washington, D. @.
J was in the city also.
It is said that one of our young mel
is fishing in Richmond, we hope h,
may get bite. Yes, and the girls ar,
gone to fishing too, it is said that on
, is trying to hook one in Boston. Sh,
, says she almost have him.
Well, old boy, you do not know which
, is your best girl, the one that has TIT
I ring or the one that has the bracelet
} Please tell as
The funeral Of Willie Coleman, sol
) | of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Coleman took plac
from the Mt ZION Baptist Church, MOI
day afternoon at O'Clock, Rev. r. B
} Hardy, pastor officiating; Mabrey ant
Perkins Funeral Directors.
Il Miss Georgia B. Niche, daughter o
Rev. w Niche, departed this lif
Monday, March 30, 1895, after a loni
and painful illness. Her funeral tool
place from the First Baptist Churcl
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev
r. o. Quarles, pastor officiated. Bar
Gus and Kelser, Undertakes.