The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-12
MANCHESTER GIRL
MADE A BRIDE.
Mr.. Joseph A. De Corr and Miss
Florence c. Evans United.
RECEPTION GIVEN BY Mr.. EVANS.
ROYAL Arcanum Elects Officers aud
Will Give a Banquet at the install
IatiOn - Harrison Page Dis
chargcd-Othcr News.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1ll2 Hull street. Boatue BLOCK.

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ILL., Hull street, Bcatue BLOCK.
Mr.. Joseph A. DE Corr and Miss Flor
rnce G.. Evans were married at ST. Pc
qer's cathedral yesterday afternoon az
O'Clock. There was a large gathering OF
the relauves and friends OF the young
couple 10 witness the ceremony. which
was performed by Rt. Rev. a. Van de
NyYer.
The maid Of honor was Miss Sophia
Evans. of Philadelphia, cousin of the
bride. she wore a gown OF pink bro
cade silk and carried pink carnations.
The best man was Dr. B. A. Daily OF
New Brunswick. y. j.
The ushers were Messrs G.. +. Ander-
son. of New Brunswick. y. j.; j. Woods,
). T.. Phillips. and j. II. Leonard.
Miss Nina Randolph presided 40 the
organ and rendered the wedding march
IN tasteful style.
Tho brides gown was a travelling suit
Of brown fawn trimmed with velvet She
carried in her hand beautiful bunch of
brides roses. After the ceremony "a re-
copuon was held at the residence OF
the brides parents. No. % west Ninth
street. Manchester. from the hours of
40 10 $3.50 o'clock
largo number of the friends OF the
popular couple attended the reception
and extended their congratulations. Mr.
and Mrs. DE Corr left ON the $40
train last night for "a Northern tour, in
Guiding Philadelphia and New York.
Upon their return they Will reside at
the residence OF the brides parents, in
Manchester.
Nlr De Corr is a trusted and popular
attache OF the Atlantic Coast Line tele-
graph Office here. lie has been with the
company for a number of years, and
stands high in the estimation OF the rail-
road officials.
Ills bride is tho daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. O.. Evans, and IS a young lady
OF charming personality and many ac-
Complishments She is greatly admired by
a wide circle of friends in this city and
elsewhere
COUNCI Ito MEET
The City Council will meet in regular
Session tomorrow night at 1880 o'clock.
The Committee on Light will meet al
: o'clock the same night
FUNERAL OF AN INFANT
The funeral of little Gordon Jones took
place from the parents residence. No.
ll2l Perry street yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock. The pall-bearers We're How
ard Woodfin. Chester Lamb. Gregory and
Willie Reams.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The following persons have been in
stalled officers of Lilly Council. Daughters
OF Liberty for the ensuing term Lee
Taylor. past counsellor: Leonora Mere
Clth. associate past counsellor. Luther
Adams. counsellor, Rosa Snelhngs. assoc
ciate counsellor; Lucy Haynes. vice-coun-
sellor. William Haynes. associate vice.
counsellor. Charlotte WARMER. guide, VIII
liam Crosuc inside sentinel; Mrs. Jose
phine Huband. outside sentinel. A. +.
lam. recording secretary; ). -. Reams,
assistant secretary; Sarie Huband. nnan-
ciai secretary; Mrs. Crostic treasurer:
J. ID. Reams and Mrs Crostic, represen-
taives 10 State Council
TO HAVE A BANQUET
At the ,tgular meeting of Man
chester Lodge No. l2l1, Royal Ar
Canum Tuesday night the follow
Ing officers were elected. j. G..
Rice regent Chas Burkcrt. vice-regent:
Geo. =. Gary. secretary; Chas. Wake,
collector L. NJ Nunnaliy treasurer. }. II.
Jewett warden. a. j. Smith. guide. l..
l.. Pool. orator j. ~ Herring sentinel:
J. =. Duval. chaplain Trusiees-A. r.
AdamsOn, Augustine Royal. a. g. Beat
tie
At the installation OF the officers on the
18th instant banquet Will be given
when all members are expected to be pres
Gnt.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY COURT
The County Court Of Chesterfield has
ndiourhed for tho term Harrison PAGE
who was tried on the charge OF break
Ing into the house Of Mr.. J. II. Parker
NJ Drcwrys BLUM and stealing thorefrom,
was acquitted.
Tho prisoner was represented by Mr.
Lawrence q. Pool. OF Manchester.
Charles H. oliver Of Manchester.
through his counsel. Atkinson q Booker,
He'd a petition I'm bankruptcy yesterday.
Personal AND NOTES.
The adjourned Church Conference az
West-End church was held last night
VI o'clock and praycr-meetlug IN the
pastors study every night this week.
commencing at 7:i5 O'Clock. The public
Is cordially invited.
The funeral Of Mrs Lucy H. Reams
took place yesterday afternoon at 2:S0
o'clock from cambridge Baptist
church. Rev. Dr. l.. X. Thornhn con-
,ucting the services. The interment was
IN Maury cemetery Captain Frank w.
Cunningham sang al the funeral
Mrs. r. y. Nuunally Is quite sick al
Der residence. No. 10 east Fourth street
Misses Oracle and Hattie Moore have
returned 20 their home in Swansboro |
After a pleasant visit TO friends and rela-
tves I'm Wintcrpock,
There WAS no cases before Mayor |