The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-09
PRETTY WEDDING
IN MANCHESTER
Union of Mr.. Tom. {. Owen and Miss
Agnes E. Walker
AT MEADE-MEM0RIAL CHURCH.
The Ceremony Performed by Rev.
Ben Dennis, Hector of the Church,
and Witnessed by Many Friends.
Other Matters-Personals.
Ar MEADE-MEM0RIAL CHURCH.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
Ill2 Hull Street. Beattie Block.

lll2 Hull street. Bedtte BLOCK.
The marriage OF Mr. Thomas Z. owen
, and Miss Agnes f. Walker took place
Last night, az $50 o'clock at Meade
Memorial church. The many friends OF
these young people filed the church some-
time before the hour for the ceremony.
They came from Manchester, Richmond,
and Chesterfield county.
At go the bridal party arrived. The
bride and groom were preceded to the
chancel by the ushers, Colonel b. o.
James, OF Richmond, Mr.. James Cannon.
| Of Richmond; Mr.. Irving Campbell of
! Richmond Or. John Broadnax, Of Man
chester. Mr. Robert French and Mr..
Robert Walden. On reaching the altar the
attendants stood on either side as tho
couple passed through presenting beau
tlful and impressive tableau. \ cluster %
| candles shed a hal0-uke light upon the
scene
Mr.. II. C. Duce presided NJ the organ.
and, through the ceremony, most softly
blended the strains OF "Oh. Promise Me
! with the Episcopal service, as pronounced
| by Rev Mr.. Benz. Dennis. rector OF the
church
The bride Is the daughter Of Major
Joseph Walker. of Chesterfield county.
Alr owen is one OF the best known
young men Of Manchester and Chester
field.
Mr. and Mrs. owen left on the night
train for Northern cities. where they will
spend the next two weeks.
GUN STOLEN.
o. IL
Tuesday night from the store Of Squire
Cheatham. on Hun street. The front
window was broken and the gun taken
out Nothing else was missing
The injunction case of the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric Company v.
Richmond. Petersburg and North caro-
lima Railroad. was partially argued be-
fore Judge Hancock I'm the Office Of Henry
& Williams, IN Richmond, Tuesday
afternoon The argument was not fin
ished and was continued until Friday
CHALKLEY-DOWDY.
Marriage license was issued Yesterday
morning 10 Mr. william r. Canl@iay and
Miss Blanche V. Iovdy The wedding took
place last night at the home Of the b-h.c
on 1wenty-irst street
\ meeting OF the Business Association
was held Tuesday night IN r)uey3 liall.
The meeting was called 20 )rt'r by Pres-
ident A. j. Danron. Secretary Clarence
Walden read the minutes OF the last meet
Ing after which the report OF the several
committees was heard and approved.
Many suggestions were made as 10 street
improvements. II was moved that the mat
ter OF a nursery for young trees. 70 be
plnated upon the streets Of the city. be
put before the city Council The paving
OF Perry street was discussed and many
other questions OF city Improvements
were talked
Mr. Joe Campbell was taken In charge
yesterday morning by the police. His mind
seems 10 have completely given away,
he Is IN a most pitiable condition. A conf
mission of lunacy will be held over him.
STEWARDS ELECTED
At the last quarterly conference held
at the West End NJ r.. church Tuesday
night, the following stewards were elected
for the ensuing year:
W. d. Loler. r. =. Pettigrew. A. II.
Thomas, 9. a. Ralnes. W u. Cariyels.
w j. Williams. w. b. Taylor. j. Il.
BEDFORD A. g. Becher. r. l.. Patrum and
Titus Loser
T. z. Petigrew. recording steward; w.
d. Toler, district steward and A. IL.
Thomas. alternate.
A. II. Thomas superintendent Sunday
school.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. l.. r. Case. OF Charlottesville. II
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Tatum. at
No rs McDonough street.
Mrs. Mary Deadmon. OF Petersburg. Is
visiting Mrs. h. Kelley, OF stockton
street.
A splendid revival service Is being con-
Quoted at Oak Grove church. Several
conyerions were made last night
II was stated Tuesday that Mr.. Owen
had resigned his position as station man.
Mr.. owen said yesterday morning he had
not rendered his resignation. and was quite
undecided as TO what he would do In the
matter