The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-15
MIR. SAM HAWKES.
TO BE MARRIED
To Wed Miss Ford, of Dinwddie
County.
DEATH OF MRS. w. W. FRIEND.
Wedding OF s.Ir. Knapp and Miss
NunnaiIy-A; Central Church.
News. Personal ami Brief
Of Manchester.
DEATH OF MRS. w. W. FRIEND.


Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
No. 1102 Hull Street.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Ford, of Dinwiddie county,
to the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Essie Pauline. to Nh. Samuel Leslie
Hawkes., of this city. The wedding will
take place Wednesday evening January 23d,
at $50 o'clock, at Trinity Methodist
Church. in Dinwidde county. Mr..
Hawkes. has made Manchester his home
for several years, all of which time he
has been associated with Mr. II. c. Beat
tie, in the dry good business. He is "a
young man of splendid business qualities,
and has a host of friends in the city.
After the marriage they will make Man
chester their home.
MRS. w. W. FRIEND.
Mrs. w. W. Friend died died yesterday
morning at i O'Clock, at her late homo, on
Holland 1inl. For more than a week she
had been extremely ill, and the end had
been expected almost hourly since Friday,
Prior to her marriage to Mr.. Friend
which took place on October the 2itn,
1897, she was Miss Susie Holland. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Henry Holland of Holland
Hill. Mrs Friend was in the twenty
seventh year Of her age. and is survived
by her husband and two. small children
She also leaves her father and mother,
two brothers and one sister.
The funeral service Will take place at
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church this
afternoon at , O'Clock, conducted by
Rev. Benjamin Dennis. Burial will be
made in Maury Cemetery.
The following have been chosen as pail
bearers:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Royal. &. P.
Owen, Jr., DR.. T. z. Mathews, DR.. Law
renee Ingram.
Active-B. P. Walden. I. E. Owen. Gray
son Fairbank. 3. NJ. Robertson, Emmett
Tabh, II. c.. Parham, w. 3. Ball George
Z. Cary.
QUIET MARRIAGE.
Mr.. Clarence 4. Knapp and Miss Rosie
G. Nunnally were married last Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. f. a. Lamb,
on West Thirteenth Street. Both persons
formerly resided in Chesterfield county.
AT CENTRAL, CHURCH.
The services at Central Methodist
Church on Sunday were OF i; most inter-.
esting character. At the morning service
Professor j. a. Sprenkle gave most
interesting and helpful exposition of 1.
Corinthians, third chapter, eleventh to the
Rev. j. S. Wallace preached al night
a helpful sermon, to the delight of the
congregation
The congregations at both services were
large
AT the morning service Mrs. Josephine
Embry. a number OF Central Church, pre-
sented to the church five plush-lined silver
collection plates. The presentation was
made by NJ. a. Campbell.
ROBING-ROOM
A rooing-room, to be used by the vest
d choir OF Meade Memorial Church. is
being built as an addition to the build
ing. and when completed will prove a
most convenient and useful Improvement.
Though this choir mas only recently been
organized. its work has been successful
so far, and has added greatly to the SER
vice.
County Court of Chesterfield was in
session yesterday and many of the
lawyers of Manchester wera in attend
ance.
Rev j. c. Reed is somewhat better.
Mr.. Thomas Turpin continues to improve
from his recent Illness