Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
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WE'RE MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.
Mr.. ThrocISmOrton and Miss station
Medded-OUher Fulton News.

Mr.. Frank A. Thr0clmorton and Miss
Bessie Gertrude station. both popular
young people Of Fulton, eloped to Wash
ington last Sunday night, and were mar
ricd early Monday morning by tie Rev.
George ~. Maydweu, OF Waugh Methodist
Episcopal church. Only few intimate
friends Of the young couple knew Of their
determination, and these accompanied
them TO the train.
ii was known that the parents Of both
We're not favoraby inclined to their mar
rage, but the young people determined
that there should be no barrier between
them, and consequently secretly ar
ranged for the event, and 10 consum-
mate matters resolved 10 make flying
trip to Washington. without the know
ledge or consent of parents
The happy Two returned Tuesday morn
ing. Their errand 90 Washington was
made known. and after receiving the con-
gratulations Of friends, they repaired TO
their future home, No. AZ Nicholson
street. The groom is In the employ Of the
Minhiser Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. II. H. CARRIERS new store building
which has recently been erected on VIII
liamsburg avenue. will be ready for oc-
cupaucy next week.
Master LynWoOd Taylor Butler, son Of
Mr.. George Butler is quite sick with IN
fammatOry rheumatism, AZ his home, on
Denny street.
Mr.. James Hartley, who has been sum
mering in the mountains Of Virginia, has
returned.
Mrs Louis Washer, who for several
months has been on q visit 20 Germany,
returned home last week. a reception
was given in honor OF her return at the
residence OF hor son-in-iaw, MIR. ". G..
Gayle.
Mr.. Thomas OGorman is summering
at the Buffalo Lithia Springs.
Misses Bridgine O'G0rman and Katie
Bowen. have returned from a delightful
visit 10 Atlantic CITY,
Mr.. Louis Green, VINO was quite badly
hurt at the Lower gas-works @ few days
ago. is getting along a. well a. might
be- expected under the circumstance.
1he "merry-go,'round" continues to be
the attraction at night on Louisiana
street.
Mrs. Margaret Cogan has returned from
West Point. whittier she went 20 visit ner
brother. Slr. James O'COnnOr, who has
been sick, but has since recovered some
what. and has gone 10 the White sulphur
to recuperate. lie stopped in Fulton
while en- route.
Mrs. susie Belienot has returned from
Atlantic city. after pleasant "Trip.
Mrs T. OConnor is contrasting from
a recent indisposition.
The funeral of Miss Emma Wiikerson.
who died at nor home, on Seventh street.
last SUNDAY. took place nom Denny
street Methodist Episcopal church last
Tuesday. The deceased was one OF Full
toms most yOpular young ladies, and had
wide circle OF acquaiEt3nces.
Dir. Martin lie Haye and Miss Sadie
Shipman. both OF Henrco, were married
Friday morning al u3O. in the parlors
OF the Methodist parsonage, No. 4Z3 Denny
street Rev. J. u. Routten oficiated.
Mr.. H. l.. Boyer, postmaster at Cott-
man. Va, has returned from Newport
News, whore he was on visit.
Rev. j. r.. Routten. pastor OF Denny
Street Methodist church, who has been
somewhat indisposed for the past week,
is well again and will MI his pulpit at
II A. NJ and S y. NJ. to-day.
Miss Norman MosOy is spending the
summer in Danville, Va.
Miss Virgie Gauldlne and Mr.. George
". England were united in marriage
Tuesday. August 22d, at j. NJ. The
ceremony was very impressively perform
ed by the Rev J. 4. Routten. pastor Of
Denny-Street Methodist church, and oc-
cured IN the parlors Of the brides
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. X. ;. Gaulding,
on Seventh street.
Miss Ruth Griffin, of Nicholson street,
is spending a few weeks with relatives
and friends In Chesterfield county.
Mrs. Fred Merdue and children, who
have been visiting in Baltimore, returned
home yesterday.
Mrs Gaylord, OF New York, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Yahley. In Varina, has returned home.