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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Narrled Eorfv.Five Years.

The forty-hfth anniversary OF the maj
rage of Mr.. Daniel Buchanan ana MISS
Agnes McLimon was celebrated Tuesday
night al their residence, 1872 Hanover
street.
Mr.. Buchanan is now the head Of the
prosperous and well-known jewellery es'
Enlistment on Broad street.
II was twenty-six years ago that Mr..
Buchanan and his young wife took up
their residence i'm the young continent,
settling first i'm Petersburg, Virginia. Mr..
Buchanan. was a skilled jeweler and
matchmaker.
lie conducted business successfully in
Petersburg but fourteen years ago moved
to Richmond and opened business
Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan have had twelve
children. ten Of whom are now living and
nearly all married. Mr.. and Mrs. Buch-
anan are the grand parents of twenty
seven chilren.
Both Mr.. buchanan and his wife are in
excellent health and have recently re-
turned from a six months visit 10 their
Old home i'm Glasgow, reporting a stay
which they consider the most pleasant
I'm their lives
Mr. Buchanan was seventy years old
last May while mis- wife Is his junior y
seven years.
The number of intimate friends who
enjoyed the hospitality OF the Buchanan
home Tuesday evening extended their
heartiest CONGRATULATIONS and the wish
for the continuance of such anniyersa-
ries through many years TO come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
ELOPEn TO WASHINGTON
INSTEAD or STOPPING HERE THEY
UENT ON 10 THE CIPTTOL CfTI
A.P. HiIl Rifles and the Petersburg Grays
to Have Thanksgiving Day Parade
\ Portrait of Malone.

PETERSBURG. va. Nov. -specHl
Mr. Charles Bowie and Miss Josie ChId-
ress left this morning tor Washington.
where they were married to-day Tho
groom is twenty-eight years of age and
II employed az The tobacco factory of Mr.
David Dunlop. The bride BIS nineteen and
a daughter of Mr.. r.. j. ChildfDss. When
Miss Childress. now Mrs. Bowie left
home her parents were Under the .m-
preston that she was going 20 Richmond
10 spend THANKSGIVING day with her
cousin Mr.. r.. NJ. Noble and they know
nothing OF the elOpment until a telegram
was received announcing the marriage.
MILITARY PARADE.
The Petersburg Grays and A. p. hN
Rifles will have "a battalion drill and dress
parade tomorrow afternoon.
ThanksgiVIug-Day will be- observed hy
appropriate services at : O'Clock \. NJ. at
Tabb-Strcet Presbyterian church 20 he
conducted by Rcv. l.. \. Mclean.
The banks will bc closed and the post
Office will only Dee kept open until ii.ap
O'Clock A. NJ. A Thanksgiving german
will bee given ON Friday night at the
Petersburg Grays armory.
There will Doe mo- session of thc Mayor b
Court tomorrow morning.
Mr.. David Dunlop is having an addi-
ton made Co his tobacco factory on old
street. which is to be used ass "a stom'
merry. Mossrs orr n Holt. of this city
have the contract for the building which
Is 20 be erected ON the site of the old
ApDomattox Iron Works.
\ PORTRAIT OF MALONE.
\. T. Tim Camp OF Confederate Veto
rams has bad a. large oil painting on
General William Malone made which 30
shortly 20 bc presented to thc camp Tho
portrait was made hy MT. Cornelius
Hankins. Of Richmond. from photo
graph taken ion 1850 The portrait is now
on exhibition.
There was considerable ice this morn
ing.
The ordinance Of baptism was adminis-
tered at the Second Baptist church Toe
night bv Rev. l.. A. cutler 90 three pcr-
sons who recently Connected themselves
with Park View church of Christ. on
Sycamore street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Rim Van Wrinkle

Mr.. Charles r. UnderhiIl. the imperso-
nator. will appear on the Star Course
tomorrow night In his impersonation Of
rip Van Wrinkle" Mr.. Underhil is an
exceedingly popular entertainer. and has
one OF the greatest records for Associa-
ton courses in the United States. 1t is
an entertainment i'm Itself to study the
manner of Mr.. Underhil in conducting
a dialogue I'm which not less than seven
speakers appear, not excluding the fa-
nous dog. who. Of course by necessity
appears only by proxy. Mr.. Underhill
succeeds admirably in bringing forward
the story through four distinct acts with
their numerous scenes and change OF
character. Ii will be one of the most
pleasing entertainments of the course.
Reserved seat sale commenced yester-
day noon, and good seats may be Sc
cured II prompt application is made.
When II Is remembered that Eve hundred
season tickets are sold and that the
hall will only 81 at six hundred. ii is GER
tain that there will be a fine audience
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Citv Hall Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
the suit OF r. y. Hamlet against the
Richmond Railway and Electric compa-
nv. claim OF $500 for overtime. was dis
posed of by a verdict for the defendant.
In the case OF fiitchings d co. against
to appear. and was non-suited.
A bin praying for divorce was Med by
John Walden against Leila Walden on the
ground of abandonment,
The case of William Baker against L.
W. Wood e. Sons, resulted IN verdict
for the defendant .,.-, -
The following suits were instituted In
tho Circuit Court YESTERDAY;
Frederick Lauterback against the City
OF Richmond. damages. 500.
n. c. Booker against Greeman BROS.
Mfg. Co.. for S97 NJ,
Emil henschcr q Co. against Dahlei
Whitlock for $li5Oi
In the case Of &. NJ. Ellis, assignee
against ]. l.. Taliaferro. the jury being
unable to agree was adjourned over 10
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

I'm The Times Of Tuesday BE- was stated
that the Board of Canyassers had award
ed the certificate eff election of senator
from the First district-compo-ed "i
the counties Of Washington anna
Smvth-to George w. steele. lhl'
IS an error The certificate was
awarded 10 G. W steele and mailed
to him ON Monday hy Mr. j. q. i'nk' .-.
secretary of the board. The original a"-
stract from Washington county ha" ''.,
Inc charles W Steele. while that from
smyth county had O.. w Steele. Before
the meeting of the board on Monday
amended abstracts were received from
both counties giving the name 's ,l
should have been. e. w. Steele. "nl'n
amended abstracts We're received amy
counted by the Board of Canvassers 'p.
the certificate accordingly awarded '"'
forwarded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
PETTY UIDDING.
Miss Matte Ruth Robertson Becomes Mrs
Clarence -. Freeman.

PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA. November
2i-speclal-The pretty little Christian
chapel at this historic place was this after
noon the scene Of beauty and solemnty.
the occasion being the union Of two true
and youthful hearts I'm the holy bonds Of
wcdlock. The ediice was tastefully and
deliberately decorated with evergreens
and flowers. and every available inch OF
space was required 10 accommodate the
beauty and chivalry Of the community
and visitors from afar who had been
drawn hither by the popularity Of the
contracting parties-Mr. Clarence D.
Freeman. Of Rocky Mount. ~ c.. and
Miss Matte Ruth Robertson, Of Proyi-
dence Forge.
Promptly at 8 o'clock. as the sweet
notes of Tannhauser's far-famed wedding
march. under the magic touch Of Pro-
fessor Rees Of Richmond. was waited on
the sweet-scented air. the bridal party
entered the chapel and the happy couple
were made man and wife by the Rev ].
r. Hutson pastor Of Pine-Street Baptist
church. Richmond.
The bride looked exquisite i'm hand
some suit of brown broadcloth. trimmed
with heavy mink fur. with hat and
gloves 10 match. and carried a lovely
bouquet of Brides roses.
The maid Of honor Miss Cammie j.
Robertson sister Of the bride. was very
charming I'm a handsome costume Of light
gray cloth. heavily braided. with hat and
gloves 10 match. and carried "A magnih-
cent bouquet Of American beauty roses.
The brides maids were Misses Myrtle
Carter and Emma Bransford. of Rich
mond both of whom were quite charming
in rich costumes Of light gray. with large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
m.nr Mnrrinrr Llrrn.e.

l,rrer number Of marriage licnn
u.nrs issued bv the clerk of the tnsun -'
Cont Yesterday than on any single N'b Nl
some years. Tho following parties "'i'
AUTHORIZED 10 we'd.
Warren r. Batkins and q. Belle john
Bernard @. Tucker and Anne r.. Green
leslie r.. Sullivan and Jaule y bali
In d. IIuk.r. Jr.. Hnd Lmmf " .
Songer.
n " Choif and Willie ID. Green.
James o. Wigs and Emma J.. Iert
Horace r. Dyson and Lotue b. MN'-
the Us.
Joseph +. Williams and Matte 'arIion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

acted as ushers. The latter Is brother
OF the groom and also acted as best man
Little Miss Fannie Farmer. a niece OF n
bride, made graceful ring bearer. Miss
Maggie Leahy. the accomplished pianist
performed Mendoissohns march az the
bridal party entered he parlor.
The bride was attired in a handsome
travelling costume OF dark grey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke left Immediately
after the ceremony on the noon train Tor
Washington in contemplation Of spen ling
week in visiting fhe sights Of that city
and Baltimore. after which they VII be
az home al the residence Of the rides
mother. No. 4li south Belvidero street.
Coshy-Dart.
Mr.. w l.. Cosby and Miss Eva NJ. Dart
were quietly married in the presence OF
relatives and friends az o'clock yester-
dav afternoon at 2nf Church Hil avenue.
Elder u. c. Babcock officiating. The
bride was becomngly attired i'm "A dress
Of blue ladies' cloth ard carried bou-
auet Of chrvsanthemums. Mr.. W. NJ.
Woodson acted as best man ind Miss
Maud Manning was maid Of honor.
After the ceremony n reception was
held. The young couple are exceedingly
popular receiving many bridal presents.
The bride Is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. f. Dart
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosby Will make their
home in Richmond.
Dy,tn Matthew's.
Tho was quite home wedding az no.
ii29 FLOYD avenue at go p. N. yesterday
when Miss I.ottie Matthews became the
bride Of Mr.. H. r. Dyson
No cards were issued on account Of the
Illness of Mr.. Eddie Matthews. "a brother
OF the bride. only 4 few relatives ana
intimate friends witnessed the ceremony.
Rev. Or. r. +. Kerr ofliciatcd.
The couple did not take their bridal
trip as contemplated owing to the sex
ness OF Mr. Matthews.
Mr. Dyson Is in charge OF the once oil
the Domosti, Sewing Machine company
and Is most promising young business
man His bride Is a daughter OF Mrs.
MolHe Matthews and she is "A very ac-
complishe and popular young lazy
stsples-Oito.
Miss Anna Otto. Of this city. and Mt
Clifford Staples. Of Philadelphia VIII ne
married I'm the latter city this morning.
Mr.. STABLES is i'm the poultry and pro-
duco busine. /. in Philadelphia and Is quite
prosperous
Miss otto is the daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs Adolph otto. OF Richmond, ana SIS
ter Of Mrs. Adam Wollsieffer ana MI.
Alfred otto also Of this city. and Is %
most charming and popular young lady.
The couple will reside i'm Philadelphia.
Taylor-Sommer,.
Miss Ella Sommers. daughter Of the
late Mr. Frank Sommers was married
last evening 10 Mr.. Peyton Taylor at
the residence Of the brides mother on
Centre street. I'm Fulton.
Iinken--Singer.
Mr. William l.. Tinken, Jr.. ana MISS
Emma Singer were married last evening
al 500 o'clock at the residence or the
brides Parents No 2i21 east Main street
The ceremony was performed by Kew
Christian j. Oehlschlaeger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
An Early Bird.

The list Of aspirants for the posltion OF
policeman for the city OF Richmond num-
beers several hundreds. In order to De
near the top, the writer Of the following
sends i'm his application early:
Richmond, Va, Nov. Il.
Mr.. Chef Howerd:
Dear Sir;-I want TO be a Cop. an
Nine years but ] am right. big and fat.
Mamma says | will have 10 put in my
application. so | thought ] will write to
YOU TO night an ask you not to forget me.
/ am gone to grow five feet and ten inches
and weigh 155 pounds soon is I can.
hear people say you are very good
man and so | hope you wont for get me.
l am VOW are your boy.
c. w. TYLER, Jr.,
107 west JOskOn street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
THE CURE

gramme. 4 beautiful little desk stood in
the rear room. upon which lay the book
in which the bridal party registered their
names. Candeiabra and flowers stood upon
II. Mr. and Mrs. Chelf took the II o'clock
train for the North. expecting to be alb
sent about two weeks. The honeymoon
will be spent chiefly in Canada. and upon
their return they will be- al home al Is
south Third street.
SOME or THOSE PRESENT.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Il. Green. parents Of the
bride: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. &. Chclf Mr. and
Mrs. r. Powell Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. y. r.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Bargamin.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. r. Hersey of Washington.
Mrs Francis Deane and family Mrs.
- Chamherlavne and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. y. Valentine Mrs. Robert Akin
son Gibson and family Mrs. William
Jenkins. DR. and Mrs. John Wheat. Mrs.
Mamie Green and Miss Maria Green.
Mrs. J. r. Watson. Mrs. Ferguson and
Miss Margaret Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones. Of Ashland. Mr.. and Mrs. George
\. Lyon. Mrs Fannie Grymes, Miss Thaw.
Mrs. W. r. Terry. Mrs Ben Eldridge
and Miss Cecil Mrs. Walter Is. Marun
and family. Mrs. Watkins and FAMILY.
Mr.. and Mrs Archer. Mr.. John watson.
Mrs A w. Noting and family. Mr.. S.
Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n. Morris Colonel
Jobn Purcell Mrs. Duval. Mrs Abbott
Mrs Henry Houston. Miss Houston. Miss
E-r,it,- Houston Mrs. -- Gibson. Mrs.
Henry Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. s. 4. Straus,
Mr. and Mrs. Marx Gunst. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Lee Valentine. Mrs. Glenn Knox
and family. Or. H. T. Chelf, Mr.. Robert
Cooper. Mr.. Henry Cooper Major ana
Mrs Clay Drewry Mr.. and Mrs Adolphus
blair. Mr.. W. T.. Hodgson and DR.. II. T..
Kalusowski
A, balf-past o'clock yesterday after
noon the Ways and Means Committee
~ the Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety held meeting AT the residence OF
Mrs. y. Y. Randolph, in order 10 perfect
arrangements for the concert 10 he gwen
AT the Academy on December llth 'al
,ernoon and EVENING". The patronesses Of
The AFFAIR will he some OF the most promi-
nent and charming women In the local
society. The Veteran Corps Band. Of Bal
timore, will supply the music OF this or
ranization the papers wherever II has
appeared. speak with enthusiasm. u IN
cludes n Young cOrnetist OF remarkable
gifts-Aiiss Daisy ogden whose record
has thus far been one Of brilliant success.
Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page Of Norfolk. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip \. Bruce. 3i9
west Franklin street.
Mrs. Anne :. Green Of Culpepcr. is the
guest Of her daughter Mrs. Franklin
Stearns. Jr.. south Third street.
Miss Annie Louise Relnhardt for whom
brilliant hOnors I'm her chosen career are
prophesied. has recently removed 10 Do
lightfuI quarters under the literal shadow
Of Christ church Brooklyn. Of which Rev.
Arthur KinsOiving is rector. Mr. Kin
solving has taken the warmes; interest
in the Young musician.
Mrs Mary Quarlcs and her charming
daughter. Miss Louise Quarles. have re-
moved from their former Grove avenue
res 'donce. and Will De with the family ~
Colonel Percy Halves. north Fifth street
until January. when they Will visit friends
I'm Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Heating the Penltentiary.

Mr. a. VI. Strickland. of Providence
X. l.. is at the Madison with his brother.
and Mr. l.. NJ. Harrington. Their visit
TO this city is 10 fulfill their contract Of
steam heating the State penitentiary shoe
factory.
These gentlemen are spoken Of as fine
mechanics They expect to finish the
work I'm a couple Of weeks.
This is not Mr.. Struklands first visit
10 this city and he will shortly be joined
by his wife, who is now In Florida
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Visitors of Distinction

The following gentleman. bearing a
letter OF introduction to Mr.. w. K. Trigg.
president OF the Locomotive Works.
from Commodore George w Melville
Engineer-in-Chief OF the United states
Navy. are In the city. stopping at the
Jefferson
Mr. A. S. Yarrow. OF London England,
the famous torpedo-boat builder.
Mr.. Fred L. Duckham. Engineer of the
Mollwail Docks. London. and Mr.. Geo.
Il Greenham Seaton House. Half Moon
Lane Dulwick 5. f.
These gentlemen are making trip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Complaint About Gas.

Two new benches were put in at the
lower gas works yesterday ana thus SIX
additional men were put TO work.
There has been complaint lately in
Fulton as to the gas at night The citi-
zens believe that owing TO the large main
being used by a manufacturing concern
their supply is restricted.
There was a little explosion in the wa
ter gas plant at o'clock on Monday
morning but no one was injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Grand ert.

The McGll Catholic Union under the
auspices OF the Building Fund Commit
tee announce the fourth OF their series
of concerts which will take place at
Cathedral Hall next Tuesday evening.
November Both. The following we'll
known local talent will participate in a
rare musical programmes Mrs. John r..
Durrett, Miss Nellie Rogers. Miss Bes-
sic Pace, Mr.. Haddon S. Watkins, Mr..
s. l.. Kelly and Signor T.. Campobello.
Mr. Shepherd Webb. accompanist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
The FlkS' Memorial.

The Elks' memorial chorus, under the
direction OF Prof II. l.. Rees, and Prof.
Moses Stems orchestra will rehearse
Sunday afternoon at the Academy of
Music at 1890 O'Clock for the memorial
services to be held Sunday December 9TH,
by Richmond Lodge of Elks. and for
which an elaborate programme has been
arranged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Broke His Promise.

Clarissa Winder. CcOloredl yesterday
obtained a warrant from Justice of the
Peace q. w. Thomas, for the arrest of
Moses Smith. whom she charges with
leaving her. notwithstanding the fact that
he had promised to marry her.
Later in the day Smith appeared In
the clerks office of the HenricO County
Court to obtain a marriage license, as
he intended TO marry another woman.
lie obtained the document, but was ar
rested and taken to Jail before he could
leave the building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Night School Tonight.

The association building will he open
all day for the reception of members and
visitors. The gymnasium classes Will be
conducted as usual as also will the class
es In the night school. There will be no
postponement OF the educational class
es. except during the holiday term, De-
cember 18th to January 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

Information has been received here that
Mr. Frank Il. Brent. of OnancOck. Acco-
mac county, will be candidate for the
position of Superintendent of Public In
struction.
Mr.. Brent is head Of the Cnancock Aca-
denny, a prominent Mason, and a man Of
the highest standing. He was at one time
city editor of the Lynchburg Virginian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

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taste in the mouth. coated 10
tongue, gas in the stomach, HuS
distress and indigestion. DO
not weaken, but have tonic effect. IS cents
Tbs only pills to take with Hoods SArsaparilla

through the country on their way TO
Florida They have Just returned from
n visit 20 the extensive dry-docks at
Newport News with which they ex-
pressed themselves as much impressed.
and will now devote couple Of days
TO Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
Owner Found

The carriage robe advertised by Mr..
Sam Stern, as having been left at his
place by darky yesterday. who made
precipltous exit from the premises when
Mr.. Stern asked some searching questions
was claimed yesterday morning by Mr..
j. w Atkinson, Jr., from whose stable
the robe had been stolen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

Thanksgiving services viii be held at
WestView Baptist church AZ 10 O'Clock
this morning. Rev. T. NJ. Mercer will
preach.
Tonight the Sunbeam Society % tho
church will give an entertainment con-
sistins Of readings and recitations. \
pleasant time is promised 10 all who at
tend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25
OTHER UTDDTNG>.
Chesrown-Armistead; Cosby-Dari' Duke
Ncger. and Others.

1f.fFs ana OlnfFNs
\ quiet. pretty home wedding took place
at s o'clock yesterday morning at the
home OF Mr.. Thomas Buckner Armistead.
No. as east Clay street. when his daugh-
ter. Miss Louisa Armistead. became the
bride of Mr.. Elias Chesrown. 81 Pitts
burg. Pa.
only the immediate family Of the young
couple was present. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop q. G. Penick Of
ST Marks Episcopal church.
The bride. a beautiful blonde. was At
tired in n travelling dress Of green broad
cloth. with hat and gloves 10 match.
and carried the marriage vows bound
in white and gold.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
rown took the train for Norfoik, from
which place they yesterday evening sailed
10y the Old Dominion Steamship Line for
New York and Niagara. They will make
their home In Pitsburg
The Young bride o. one Of the prettiest
and most popular girls Of Richmond. and
will be greatly missed 10y many friends.
The groom Is well-known resident
OF Pittsburg where he is engaged IN
business as am electrical engineer. being
with the world-famed Westinghouse
concern.
Duke arr.
Father John J.. Herman performed
pretty ceremony yesterday morning 20 II
O'Clock when he united Mr.. Charles Man
son Duke. Of the Williams Printing Com
pany. TO Miss Fannie Myrtle faser. enc
OF Richmond's most charming ,sughters.
at the home OF the brides mother. Mrs
n. w. Wager, at No. Ala south Belvidere
street. A
me ceremony was witnessed by rela-
tives and intimate friends Of The family
and took place in the pleasant parlors OF
the home.
Mr. Bcnnie Lehman and John Duke
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

The weekly meeting NJ the managers
OF the Retreat Tor the Sick has been
postponed until tomorrow Ar % oclock-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-25

and elegant black hats. Each carried
yellow chrysanthemums
The groom's best man Chis brother, MI.
Wilkie G.. Freeman of RichmondD ana
the groomsmen. Mr. Kilmartin, Of Rocky
Mount y C.. and Mr.. Glen Price. OF
Richmond. were each attired i'm the con-
vcntional wedding suit. and the happy
groom appeared quite handsome In neat
fitting tasty and becoming suit.
The bridal party and "a few invited
guests were given an elegant reception
bv the parents OF the bride at their
charming home prior 10 the ceremony
and when the newly welded pair left the
church they were driven To the railway
station. where they embarked on the
chesapeake and Ohio fast express TOT an
extended tour. going from kichmono VI"
the Richmond Fredericksburg and 70
,onac IN Washington. New York, Phila-
delphia. etc.
Worry many useful and ornamental pres
ents were received by the couple. and the
many hearty congratulations extended
| evidenced the great popularity OF oo'n
] bride and groom.
; The bride is the oldest daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. ]. r. Robertson. and for seNerdl
wears has been the popular ana etloient
station agent and operator at ProVidence
Forge which position she held win
| credit IN herself and honor 90 the com
many Her many and varied person"i
cb,rms caused her 10 be held IN the
! t,t,,host esteem, bv all who knew her, ana
She carries with her to her new nome ',l'
sincorest well wishes Of a host OF irieius'
The groom is a popular ana es,lilaD',
business man OF Rocky Mount y. &. anu
A. a native Of Richmond. Va ana MS
Many friends heartily congratulate MN
and hespeak for him and his ialr p'lue
long life Of welded bliss.
,fr and Mrs. Freeman Will make th''
homo 81 Rocky Mount. y. c.
Parker-Todd.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov A.-spe-
ciol-Edwin Lee Parker. son OF A. -
parker. OF this city. and Miss carrie =.
y Todd daughter Of Andrew Todd or
Uamtton. were married this afternoon al
o'clock al Big Bethel Baptist church
york county. by Rev. If. r. Allison. pas
tor. -, nj.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. PARK
or left I'm carriages for Old Point, where
they took the boat for Baltimore.
Minister Married
tREDERICKsBUHG. VA Nov. "a
Spcciai-Rev. j. n. Gibbons. rector OF
Clifton and Aqua churches, In STAFFORD
and Christ church.in this county, was
married to-day to Miss Mary 5 Ander-
son al Washington. Rappahannock coun-
Is. Rev. Mr. Temple officiating.