The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-06


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daughters, of Fredericksburg. and Dr. c.
v Morton and wife, Of Fort Worth, Tex.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
left for "Campostella." the home OF the
groom, to be present at reunion OF the
Morton family. After a few days they
will leave for their home in Oklahoma.
Miss Jennie Ella Keegan and Mr.. Louis
b. Hatke were married at ST. Peters
Cathedral at 7:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing by Rev, Father Waters.
Miss Edna Rouss acted as bridesmaid
ana Mr.. Charles Ellyson as best man
The following gentlemen acted as ushers:
Messrs. John Fisher Frank Gerring, John
Murphy and a. Toker:
The bride is d daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John M Keegan, of No. 1908 East Mar
shall Street, and is quite pretty young
lady.
Immediately after the ceremony the
happy couple left for an extended trip.
Upon their return they will reside at No.
lO1 West Main Street.
Miss Halle L. Rice, of No 2614 East
Clay Street, daughter of Mrs II. I. Rice.
and Mr.. Andrew c. Redford, of No. 10
Louisiana Street, Fulton, were married
in Washington Monday.
Mr.. Redford is an employe of the Rich
mond Cedar Works.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redford will reside al No.
10 Louisiana Street after their return to
the city.
Mrs. Margaret a. Woodruff. of No 1921
Graham Street. Fulton, and Mr.. George
A Bell Of this city, were married in
Washington Monday.
Mrs. Woodruff was the widow of the late
J. T. Woodruff. and has been conducting
a grocery store in Fulton. She is quite
wealthy.
Mr. and Mrs. Bell will reside at No.
1921 Graham Street upon their return.
Miss Marian G.. Allen. an attractive
young lady of Henrico county, and Mr..
Edgar H. Russell, son of Superintendent
of-Public-Schools John K. Russell, also
of the county, were married in Washing
ton Monday.
Mr.. Russell is an employee of the Rich
mond Cedar Works.
Central School, of Varina District.
Mr. Porter f Phaup, a well-known rail-
road conductor. and Miss Dora Mills, both
of this city, were married in Washington
yesterday by Rev Mr.. j. F. Hesse, at Mt.
Vernon Hotel.
Miss Mills resided on East Clay Street
and Mr.. Phaup lives at No 2So7 East
Marshall, where the happy couple will re-
Of, HOW tn no oil
The lawn party given last evening by
the Retreat for the Sick, at No. IL West
Main Street, was an enjoyable event. The
lawn was prettily Illuminated with Ian
terms, and the callers took great pleasure
in greeting the beloved president of the
Board of the Retreat. An excellent musi-
cal programme was rendered.
Miss Alice Hotchkiss is visiting Mrs.
Seiden, at her home on James river.
The many friends of Mr. Jean Knatz
dOriol, of Paris, will be glad to learn
that he will shortly visit this city. Mr..
D'Oriol has appeared at the Womans
Club, and has many admirers here.
The wedding of Miss Elfzbeth Rodman
Kennon and Mr.. Julien Binford, Jr., that
will take place tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock, at Norwood" the home Of the
brides parents, will be one of the most
beautiful of the spring weddings, and
one of the seasons notable events. A
large number of Richmond people will
attend.
Mrs Susan Pendleton Lee and Miss
Pendleton, who have been a Mrs. Duval's,
left yesterday for Virginia Beach.
Major and Mrs. Thomas Peyton will
leave shortly for the mountains, for the
benefit of Major Peyton's health.
Mrs L. NJ Courtney left yesterday to
visit her mother, Mrs. ]. M. Elmore, in
Englewoodr y. j.
Miss Mabel Pollard. of Norfolk, is the
guest of Miss Grace Pollard, at Twenty
third and Clay Streets.
The marriage of DR. ST. Julian Open
hirner to Miss Nellie Mayo has been an
nounced to take place a o'clock on the
afternoon of Thursday, June 18th, at the
residence of DIR. William T. Oppenhmer,
No 100 North Ninth Street.
Mrs James n. Dooley will be at home
on Thursday and Friday of
this week, from to 9 P. NJ.
Mr.. c. Writ White of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, left yesterday
morning for Baltimore. when he goes on
a trip TO the Paris Exposition.
Cuban Courts Have Jurisdiction.
WASHINGTON, June 5-A question re-
Gently arose in Cuba as to whether a
United States soldier arrested for the
murder of a native should be tried by the
military authorities Of the United States
or the civil courts of Cuba The Attorney
General to-day decided that the civil courts
of Cuba have complete jurisdiction in the
matter. he advised that the prisoner be
turned over 10 them for trial