The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-26
DAYS WEDDINGS
IN MANCHESTER
Three Young Couples Take Each
Other for Better or Worse.
THEYOUNG PEOPLE WELL KNOWN
Miss Mary y. Cox aud Mr.. Il. }. Minor
United Nir. ". l.. Hubbard
aud Mis-, ida 4. Bowls.
Bowcn-Ncwby.
THEYOUNG PEOPLE WELL KNOWN
Manchester bureau. RIchmond Times.


liz Hun Street, Beattie Block.
The quiet and impressive marriage Ot
Miss Mary -. Cox 20 Mr. Richmond T.
Minor took place last night ~ the home OF
the bride SO 1913 Porter street. Rev.
Ben Dennis. Of Meade Memorial church,
performed the ceremony
Tho marriage was very quiet 0n account
OF recent death in the family of the
bride. Cards were not issued. and. there
fore. there were present only a. few Of the
most intimate friends.
AIr. Walter L. Hubbard and Miss Ida 4.
Bowls were married last n.ght az 9.1
O'Clock at fhe residence OF Rev. j. \.
Spencer. 40. 1903 Porter street Miss
Bowls DIS the daughter of Mr. aud Mrs.
David "A. Bowls. of 40 1914 cambridge
street
Miss samora u Newly became tho
bride OF Mr. Lmno Bowen last night The
ceremony which made the two one. Na'
performed by Rev. Mr.. Riddlck at Hope
wei church. Chesterfield county. a large
number of friends from Manchester at
tended the wedding. and Were present AZ
tho elegant reception rendered to the
bridal party at the home ~ the bride. Mr..
w j Al0rrissett acted ass best man.
Miss Newbv is well known and a very
popular Young lady iu Manchester. whore
She has made her home for the last year.
The groom is the SON of Mr. r. \. Bowen.
Of Manchester.
Mr.. W. a. oliver. Of Salisbury. y. g..
is visiting Mrs r. g. Wnburn, of so. 1926
Bainhridee street
The Cotnli0n club held its regular we'd
nosdav dance at Leader nan last night.
AMERICAN MECHANICS
Liberty Council 80. H. Jr. o. l.. A. NJ.
of Swansboro was the scene of much
rejoicing Tuesday night Mr. r. r. Criddlc.
rejoicing last night Mr. r. T.. Criddle.
of that council, was recently elected state
Nice-Councillor. and was installed last
night by Past State Councillor u. H. kee-
ton The Council celebrated the event
with an elaborate oyster-suppcr. There
were over one hundred members and visi-
tors present and speeches were made by
Messr r. r. Keeton. Ben 4. owen, Jr.
John g. Neckert. W. T. Yeaman. and
Others This Council has So members.
and is the largest in the state. and tho
honor conferred upon one of its members
also reflects great honor upon thc Coun-
ell.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr.. y. " Betty manager of The Rich
mond Wood Working Company left yes
terday ON business trip 90 81. Louis and
B Louisville
! Miss ola Johnson. of Crewc. has accept
ed "a position with Mr. d. g. Be1ffie.
The funeral services Of Miss Dora Jen-
kins were held at Bainbridse-Strect Bap-
list church yesterday afternoon at
o'clock conducted by Roy Mr.. Badly.
The drummer-evangolis Mr. Williams.
spoke 10 "a large congregation at The
Methodist church IN Swansboro Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Geo. Q. Ely IL confined 10 far
home. No. 1921 stockton street. on ac-
count Of sickness
Walter Smith (colored) was fined five
dollars by the Mayor yesterday morning
for striking a woman Tuesday night
Sam watkins was throwing rocks on
Hull street Tuesday. He was fined s.
The entertainment given by the Little
Workers of St0ckton-Street church Tues
dav reflected great credit uDon those
who had Il IN charge. This Is one OF
the most faithful little bands ~ work.
ers I'm the church. and their earnest work
cannot be too highly appreciated.