The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-13
THEIR MARRIAGE
WASA SURPRISE
Young Fulton Merchant Takes a
Norfolk Bride.
FULTON TWINS CAPTURE PRIZE
smi,h-Reekcs Wedding win Take Place
Tuesday Night Services ia the Churches.
Personal Mention from the Busy
Town OF Fulton.
FULTON TWINS CAPTURE A PRIZE
Smith-Reekcs Wedding win Take Place

4 ac TOPIC OF conversation IN 4 uilcil iaSi
week. with the exception of the Carnival
hnd Horse Show, was the marriage OF MI
William Frederick Kaufelt, a well-known
young business man, Of WILLIAMSBURG
Avenue, TO Miss Lillian Smith, of Norfolk,
on Thursday night.
There is a pretty lftue story attached
10 the marriage that had its beginning at
Virginia Beach in the summer. Mr..
1iaufelt with several friends spent a
week at the resort, and one afternoon ne
was introduced to Miss Smith. They Eel
81 love. and Mr.. Kaafet called at Miss
Smiths residence, i'll Norfolk, on two af-
ternoons before returning home. After
returning home. the postman was regu-
lar visitor 10 the store OF Mr.. kaufelt:
also TO Miss Smiths residence, in Nor
folk.
Miss Smith came UP two weeks ago to
visit relatives in Henrco county during
the Carnival. Her father, Mr.. w. II.
Smith, OF Norfolk. came up last Wednes-
day night. Mr.. Kaufelt. after consult
ing Miss Smith, asker the father for his
daughter. He consented, and on Thurs
day they visited the parsonage of Rev.
j. T. Routten. on Denny Street, and were
married They are residing with
Mr.. Eaufelt's mother, Col State Street.
PRETTY TWINS.
Fulton is not only noted for its fine
paii players, buI us pretty CHHiufsIl. Out
of sixty twins presented at the booth OF
B!nswangcr and Company last week.
the prize for the finest was awarded to
Fulton
MT. Louis Seals foreman of the print
ing department of the Mllhiser Manu-
featuring Company, received the follow
ing letter yesterday morning, which eN-
plains itself:
Richmond, Va, October II, 1901.
Mr.. Louis Seals, city:
we take great pleasure in notifying you
that the committee has awarded you the
handsome mirror for the finest looking
twins presented to our booth during the
Carnival. We send You the mirror with
our compliments.
Yours Respectfully,
BINSWANGER & co.
Mr.. Seals twins deserve the prize, for
they are as fine a looking pair of girls
State for their age. Their names are
Roselie and Marion and their age is
twenty months.
SNIITH-REEKEs
Miss Cora V. Smith and AR. ". IIilly-
Reeles will be married on Tuesday night,
at Denny-Street NJ. z. Church, at $50
O'clock The ceremony VIII be per-
formed by Rev. J. T. Routten, pastor Of
the church Miss Smith is the daughter
the machine shop of the Richmond Cedar
Works. and is popular in Fulton. Mr..
Reekes Is connected with Ryan. Smith
and Talman, and is choister of Denny
Street NJ. Z. Church, and Miss Smith
is the organist of the church.
Rev. W. S. Leake. pastor of Fulton
Baptist Church. Will occupy his pulpit at
both services to-day. His subject
at il A. ri. viii be The Face of Jesus;
at p. NJ, "a Sad Departure From
Christ
The officials of the Fulton Baptist
Church are arranging for n grand rally
and roll-call on next Sunday at eleven
O'clock.
Rev. e. B. snead will occupy his pulpit
at Weddill Memorial Chapel to-day.
Rev. j. T. Routeen will occupy his
pulpit at Denny-Sueet NJ Z. Church
at the regular service to-day at II a. NJ
and 7:45 p. n.
NJ. William Routten is quite sick at
his residence, on Denny Street.
Mr.. Thomas J.. Johnston and Miss
Mai.de L. Miller were married on last
Saturday night at 8 o'clock by Rev. j.
T. Kcutten at his residence. on Nicholson
Street. Mr.. Johnston is an electrician
and was born in New Zealand. Miss John
ton is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Z Johnston. of this city.
A letter received last week from Mr.
Joseph kersey. who is in New Mexico for
his health, states that he is improving
wonC erfuliy.
BUILDERS LEAGUE.
Tho Builders League of Denny-Street
NJ. L. Church will meet on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Joseph Z. Sorg, OF
Denny Street.
Miss Bessie McCook. of Pinner's Point |
is visiting relatives and old acquaint- !
ances.
Mrs. c. w. Cecil ana daughter Miss
Felen, of Birmingham Ala, are visiting
Mrs. B. r. Eldridge, Jr.
The spans of the Chesapeake and OHIO !
viaaUct over Denny. Louisiana and Or !
leans streets will be placed in position |
Very soon.
Mr.. George Cogbill, who fell and broke |
a rib several weeks ago, Is improving. /
Mr.. W. II. Sears. Of Newport News was /
the guest OF his brother, j. Doc Sears,
several days last week. He visited the
Horse Show on every occasion.
Mr. Walter P. Turner and bride passed
through the city Friday night, On route to
Washington from Old Point. Their train
was delayed and they spent several
hours bidding friends a last farewell They
viii arrive in Roswell their future home,
about November 1st.
Victor Moon. former Fultonite, now
Southern salesman for large
chemical company Of Philadelphia, was
in Fulton last week.
Mr.. w. a. Lloyd, Of Hanover county,
was the guest OF Mr.. Ben Levy, OF Louis
lana Street. during the Carnival.
The missionary celebration which took
place at Four-Milc Creek Church last
Sunday evening, was a grand success.
The chiidren's exercises and recitations
were rendered perfectly. The pastors
address was both interesting and instruc-
tive. The singing was excellent and the
decorations We're superb
Squire James E. Grady, who has been
III for two weeks, is able to be out
Irene Myrtle. the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. X. Barker. of No. CTS Louis
lana Street, died Tuesday morning at
D clock.
Mr.. Charles r. Hunter. prominent
druggist Of Clifton Forge, is on visit
TO his father. MIR. John Hunter, of Gov
road.
Councilman Fred. Il. CARRIER. who has
been in attendance upon the session of
the National River and Harbor Congress,
at Washington, has returned.
Mrs. G. w. Anderson and son, OF |
are visiting relatives in Va
rina.