The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-29
MAJOR DANIEL TONIGHT
wJIJ ADDRESS MANCHESTER PEO-
PIE 1TLElDER NAIL.
Mr.. Aubrey Thornhili WEEDS Miss Alice
Jeter--Mr. Hawks has HIS
Overcoat stolen.
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night in Leader Hall instead OF at tie
Grays Armory. The committee VINO nave
the affair in hand attempted 20 get L,au-
er Han for both meetings that were piIlsa
for this week. They were unable 10 DO
so, as the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. had engaged II
for the purpose Of running bazaar ior
the whole week. The committee thousht
the next best thing that they could 90
would be TO engage tho Gray's Armory'
which was done, and Mr. Montague spoke
there last Tuesday night. -.
That han and its location did not sun
the committee 50 they waited on the
managers OF the bazaar, VINO ior Il con
sideration allowed them Inc use OF me
nall for tonight. Ailet Ma1oi , Da1ro
is over the Juniors will continue their Da-
The CITY Central Committee has made
all necessary arrangements Tor the meet
ing. IL will be presided over py All, La"-
renee Il. Pool, the CITY superintendent Vi
4 brass band has been engaged. which
will furnish music for the occasion.
To-day Major Daniel VIII address the
people Of Pownatan. one OF the features
of the day there Will be big barbecue.
A number OF people from this city ana
Richmond will go up on a special TRAM
which will be run for the occasion, leaN-
at 6:35 to-day ...,..,.,.
THORNHfBL--JETEk
A pretty home wedding was solemniZed
AT the residence OF Mr. A. j. White az
No. "a east Eleventh street, at 3 O'Clock
last night. when his niece, Miss Alice Cor
nelia Jeter. became the bride OF Mr.. Au-
brey D. ThOrnnli.
Tne bride is a pretty blonde ana Is a
favorte with a large circle OF friends
and is loved for her personal worth.
Mr. Thornhill is an employee OF the
Southern shops IN this city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Dr. J.. r. Thornhill, the father OF the
groom. The users were Mr.. &. II. Cog
bal and Mr. Walter T. Holt.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and guests repaired to the residence OF
Dr. Th0rnhill. where a reception was held
They will make their future home at the
residence of me groom parents, on
Eleventh and Porter streets.
STOLE HIS COAT.
A sneak thief stole the OvercOat Of Mr..
Hawks last night. lie went IN the front
door OF the residence on fOurth ana De
catur streets where he saw the coat
hanging upon the rack in the 'hall. lie
took IL down and was seen by Mr.. HAWKS
as he passed through the door The own
or tried TO eaten the thief. but was unable
% do so. and he then reported the matter
10 the police.
THE GROOM HAS FEVER.
Mr.. Alonzo Walthan and Miss Alice
Parkinson were TO have been married last
night az o'clock al Ninth and Maury
streets at the home of the bride. The
ceremony has been postponed until some
future time. as the groom-elect IS III In
bed with fever.
Mr. Walthan who is a conductor on the
Perry-street electric line, got very wet
in the rain while at work Sunday night.
lie caught q severe cold, which has re-
suited in fever. The marriage will take
place as soon as he IS restored 10 health.
a PRETTY WEDDING.
Mount Pisgah church, in Midlothian,
was the scene Of "a beautiful marriage
ceremony Wednesday night. The con-
tracing parties were Or. John w. Fisher
and Miss Anna Elizabeth Jewett, two Of
the most popular young people In the
village.
The church had been handsomely dec
Grated for the occasion with pOttcd plants
and ferns. and when the bridal process
siJns marched up the asles of the church
MendclssOhn's wedding march. rendered
on the organ by Mics Lille Irahan the
scene was indeed "a pretty one.
Rev. W. N. Riddick, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, spoke the words that
made the happy couple man and wife.
The bridal party entered the church IN
the following manner:
Misses Eugenia Crump and Mary Jew
eft. TWO pretty little maids were the
Hover girls. They preceded the party,
one in each aisle Of the church
The bride then entered with her maid
Of honor, Miss Anna Longest, on the left
aisle of the church.
The bride was gowned in a handsome
suit Of white brocaded satin with dia-
mOnd ornaments.
In the right aisle the groom proceeded
TO the altar. accompanied by the best
man, Dr. Lewis g. BOsher Of Richmond.
The attendants and bridesmaids follow
ed IN the following order: Mr.
James II. stone. with Miss Lizzie Jones,
Geo. w. JeWctt, with Miss Catherine
Childs Mr.. j. w. Jones with Miss Bes-
sic Mattinely. Mr. }. j. Jewett. with Miss
nema Taylor; Mr.. EOlln Hancock with
Miss Onha Woodln. Mr. Geo. ". Fisher.
Jr.. with Miss Berta AtkissOn; DIT Clli-
ton NJ Miller. with Miss Ida Pace. MT.
George W. Brown, with Miss Florence
Woodward.
Miss Margaret Jewett was the ring
After tho ceremony the invited guests
adjourned 10 the hOspitaDle home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and ATS. John ".
Jewett. whore an old Virginia welcome
awaited them and the time was spent
i'm dancing until midnight. when an ele-
CANT supper was prepared, 10 winch the
guests did ample justice.
After supper the dancing was renewed
until "a late hour, when the guests dee
parted for their homes, after dancing the
old Virginia reel.
The popularity of the young couple can
be evidenced by the large number OF
handsome ANA costly presents.
The groom BE- We'll known phvsi-
clan. having large practice NJ Midio-
THAN and in Chesterfield county.
Guests We're present from Richmond,
Manchester BON Air Chesterfield and
Henrico and New Kent counties.
JUDGE GREGORY SANGIINE.
Judge James NJ. Gregory returned yes
terday morning from the eastern portion
Of Chesterfield county. where he hos been
working i'm the interest Of the Populist
marty. The judge is sauguinc OF his cleo
ton and says his ticket VIII be the one
to win the race. but every other Candl-
date says tho same ching
II rs conceded by a number OF kepuph-
cans that Messrs owen and Wood have a
good show Of being elected, and Their
workers and friends are satisfied they
Will go i'm by a handsome majority.
THE HESTINGS COURT.
Judge Ingram held court for short
while yesterday morning ana only chah-
Gerry cases claimed his attention.
To-day the case OF Nelson VS.. At
kinson will be called. In this case Mr.. ;.
%. Atkinson picked up piece OF proper
~ an west Thirteenth street which he
claimed as his own He has paid taAes
on n for several years, and q snort time
since ne sold IT, Now the aileged orlgi-
nal owner comes forward and lays claim
10 the said property. The court VIII ue-
eide who Is theowner.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Cynthius Grove. No. 3, L. a. o. pruids
lad a big meeting IN loneN nan Nth-
nesdav night and jolly time was spent
bv the members Of the order after all
business was attended 20 for the evening.
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