Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-28

A. H. Fitzgerald. Miss Rachel A. Lyons
Miss Fanny French. Mrs. Ida ). Wood
ward. Miss Ida l.. Hall, Miss Anna NJ
Friend. Miss NJ. Kate Drewry. MISS iaa
A. Brown, Miss Lalla f. Mayo, MISS
Florence May Bronaugh. Miss Clara u.
O'Brien. Miss Susie G. Fulks, Miss u. /.
Rohanan.
substitutes Miss Christian K. McCul-
loch. Miss Gertrude Wesiger. Miss Marion
Du Val, Miss Minnie Lee Drewry. MISS
Sadie 4. Pierce, Miss Julia a. MOTIFS
Miss Lizzie u. Gilbert
The colored teachers are: James n.
Blackwell, Q. William Moon, Lewis w.
Giles. Clifford l.. Winfree. Mary T..
Washington, Leila A. Johnson, Lucy }.
Winfree and Mamie G.. Robinson.
substitutes-Minnie S. Blackwell. Laura
E. Hobson, Etna +. Moon, Amelia n.
Giles. Alma II. Thompson, and Sarah A.
Dean.
WILKERSON-OWEN NUPTIALS.
Mr.. Horace NJ. Wllkerson and Miss
Mary s owen. were married last evening
at 9 O'Clock at the residence Of the brides
sister. Miss Sallie |. owen, No. ZlV west
Nineteenth street. Rev w. r. Haight
performed the ceremony IN the beautifully
decorated parlors. The bride wore
gray travelling suit trimmed In whlte
satin and Duchess lace. Mr.. Riley owen
acted as best man. and Messrs Il. .
Dean and John Hawkes. as ushers. Inn
medlately after the ceremony the happy
couple left for Lynchburg, their future
home.
A meeting Of the Council Committee
on Grounds and Buildings was neld In
the Council chamber last evening. but
only matters of no interest to the public
were transacted.
Mrs. Cornelius Mitchell, wife OF Mr.. T..
A. Mitchell. died az the residence Of her
husband, on the Courthouse road, about
ten miles from the city, last Tuesday
evening at o'clock. in the 52d year OF
her age. after "a trying illness from ty-
phoid-fever. IL was only about one
week ago that Mrs Mitchell lost her IS
year-old daughter, Miss Emma Mitchell,
with the same disease. Miss Virgie Nit
chen, another daughter Of the deceased
mother is now i'll with typhoid-fever.
Mrs. Mitchell leaves two sons-Messrs.
T. NJ. and r. +. Mitchell.
BRIEF ITEMS.
Engineer Lipscomb was busy In his
Office yesterday afternoon, completing
the drawings for the remodelling Of the
Manchester City Hall.
The West-End Methodist Sunday
school will have their annual picnic at
Forest-Hill Park next Tuesday.
Miss Alma Brown who has been visit
ing friends and relatives at Crewe and
Blackstone for several weeks, returned
home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Fannie Foster. who has been In
failing health for some weeks, was re-
moved to the Old Dominion Hospital last
Monday, where she has been benefited
greatly by an operation that was success
fully performed.
Mrs. Erwin Brown, Of Charlotte, n c.
Is visiting her mother Mrs. Carrie
Adams, Hull street.
Mrs. Edgar r. Lyon and son. Roy, who
have been the guests Of Mrs r. j. Naden
and Miss Rachel a. Lyon, left on the
Virginia yesterday afternoon for their
home, in Baltimore, Nd.
Mrs. Lee Hicks, Of Powhatan county
is visiting her sister. Mrs. d. l.. Toney,
No. 1113 Hull street
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
morning 10 the following couples Mr.
Horace NJ. Wilkerson. of Fluvanna, and
Miss Mary S. owen; Mr. c. F.. Timmons
and Miss NJ A. McCulloch (al white)
Eddie Walker and Pauline Hughes. AL
bert Hudson and Sallie Prudence (all col
ored), of Manchester.