Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-17
is MRS. CURTIS NOW.
MISS IDA ROBINSON. OF MANcuEs-
TER, WEEDS 4 COMEDIAN.
VIII Spend the Summer with Her
Parents and Go On che stage Again
In the FaII-Cases Before the
Mayor-Quict weddinE-Pcrsonai

toi 0NAlstt A<Afh'AAt am tLNtANHt NNANN''f
In Manchester. yesterday morning. ans
announced that she had on the 9th OF
June married Y{r Harry Forbes Curtis.
a prominent comedian. The news was
received with astonishment by the pa
tents, they being entirely ignorant Of the
fact that they had married daughter.
II win be remembered that Miss Robin
scr, after deNghting Richmond audiences
with her lovely voice for several years.
Joined the princess Bonnie" opera
Company. where she remained nearly a
year. Last winter she accepted posi-
ton IN the Joe OFT Star Gazer Com
pany, but, after spending some time in
trying 10 collect back salary she left
this troupe and joined a company which
played Lost. Strayod. or stolen" in Chi
cago for about three months. II was in
this company that Miss Robinson met her
fate. Several days ago however, the
coG'pany dis5anded, and then Mrs. Cur
us left the Windy City Immediately for
her parents home. IN Manchester. She
expects TO remain with her parents until
September. when she viii join her hus-
band. and again appear in the Lost,
Strlyed. or Stolen" Company" The bride
will appear in the prima donna role, and
her husband as leading comedian. Mrs..
Curtis says she has no reason TO re- 20
her stage career. and seems 10 find the
life q happy one. Though her parents
have never seen their son-in-law. they
have bestowed their blessing upon the
daughter and her husband.
THE MAYOR HAS RETURNED.
his summer vacation, occupied his ac-
custonod seat IN the Police Court yester-
day morning, and dealt out justice in
the same o'd way 10 the evi'-dOers The
Mayor was looking wei. ana seemed 50
much refreshed from his vacation that
b. hurried through a long docket in a
short while. and told a negro after court
who remained star ling with his mouth
open 70 move about, or the moss would
gfrw under HIS feet.
The first case was that Of Thomas Ma
pier charged with disturbing the peace
on Hull street between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. Tom Is the same boy
who threw Irish potatoes at Hing Lee
while that moor. Industrious Individual
makes collars so slick that flies slip UP.
Tommie. when arrested Wednesday eve
ming. was throwing rocks AT Mr.. Car
ter's house. but tho shrewd little fellow
morning. so bis case was continued.
Mr. W y. Reams and his son. y. r.
Reams. were IN court charged with keep
ing a very vicious bulldog. The son was
charged with setting the dog on cows
and other dogs. -Four men testified that
the dog had done great injury to both
dogs and cows. and on one occasion had
thrown a COW down and lacerated both
ears. a fine Of s2.50.and costs was i'm
posed.
The case OF Sidney Cox. charged with
abusing Mr. w p. Carr wife, was con-
tinued until Saturday.
4 little bow named John Logan. who
lives on Eleventh street was before
Squire Jones, Of Swansboro', Wednes-
dav CHARGED with attempting to steal
chickens from Mr.. John Dire. The boy
being TO- small for imprisonment his
parents were required TO pay costs OF
the court and why the boy.
Messrs Henry Pi1zini and Stanley
have been summoned befor Squire
Jones's Court in Swansboro'. to answer
10 the charge Of fighting. Their
trouble originated with a quarrel about
n horse. Mr. Plzzlnis horse got loose
and went in Mr. Stanley's ward, and was
locked M. Mr.. Pizzini had some trouble
in getting his horse. and when the
men met a fight ensued.
MISS SUTHERLAND MARRIED.
Mr.. Charles Reeves. Of New York, and
Miss Mabel Sutherland were quietly mar
ried yesterday at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sutherland
on Eighth street Owing 10 the recent
death OF Mr.. Reeves's uncle. the wedding
was very quiet one. and only the rela-
tives OF the family were invited. The
bride Is a charming and attractive young
lady. and the groom is wcll-known
sketch-artist. The couple will reside IN
New York.
Miss Matte Carlwen. OF Danville. Va,
who has been the guest OF the Misses
Plankenship. at Failing Creek left last
Saturday for home, but when she reach
ed Richmond she changed her course
and went to Greensboro. N c., where
she met Mr.. William ID. Brander. Of Win
pton N c.. and the two were married
I'm the hotel They left Immediately after
the ceremony for Winston, n. c. thelr
future home.
r, A. NJ. held its meeting Monday night
n, their nan. Ninth and Hull streets, ana
Installed the following officers for the
onsui,,g year: b. 7. Barker, councillor;
/ w. Jones. vicc-councillor; J. J. La
vior recording secretary; w. y. CROOKS
assistant recording secretary; j. y.
Reoms. financial secretary; c. i. HUI
hand treasurer. W. J.. SounutTSoh, war
den. 6 II Harris. conductor J. A. Stew
ort inside sentinel; j. 5. Marshall
outside sentinel: William l.. Jordan rus
ice. Il. u. Sammons, reporter TO state
Council; l.. r. Brown, Junior past ooun-
cillor. .,,,
BRIEF ITEMS.
Miss Beulah DuVal left yesterday after
noon for Otterhurn Springs to spend the
summer with relatives.
The Meade Memorial Sunday scnooi
will give it's annual picnic at Forest mn
Park to-day. -
Miss Sauie Verser, Of Crewe, VA VINO
has been the guest Of Miss Coley LoVeh'
has returned home.
The funeral Of the infant child OF MT
and Mrs. IL l.. DunIavan took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Marie Terrell who has been VISIT
ing Miss Ella Mayo. Of Porter street re-
turned 10 her home. IN Louisa, Yesterday
afternoon. to attend her mother, VINO mas
been taken i'll. 100
Miss Marion Murphy, who Tor some
time past has been living in this city
has returned TO her old home. In Balti-
more II. e,.,o,,
The Bainbridge-Street Baptist sunday
school gave their annual picnic at FOREST
I'M Park yesterday.
Miss Co,ey Lowell left last night TOT
washington and Baltimore, Where she
vii, spend several weeks.
.. xto.ar Dhievar who has been