The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
CONSIDER CONSTITUTION.
Mass Meeting in Fulton-Couple Sur
prise Friends With Secret Marriage.

Mass Meeting in Fulton-C Couple Sur
prise Friends With Secret Marriage.
"A rass-beeung of the citizens OF Full
ton and vicinity will be held under the
auspices Of the Fulton Democratic CLUB
on Thursday night, May 10Th. at Nell
sens Hall. The meeting is for the pur-
pose OF hearing the views of the Rich
nlond members Of the Constitutional Con-.
vention and several other speakers on
the question OF proclatming or submit.
ing the Constitutions. The members OF
the club are divided on the question.
The publishing Of the marriage OF MT.
G. Talbot Monaghan and Miss Bertha
Hildebrand last week created surprise
for their friends. They were married
on September 18th, and the TACT WaS
kept a secret until last week.
The ceremony was performed by kew.
Ashhy Jones. pastor OF Leigh-Street Bap-
fist Church.
The marriage was not known by the
parents Of either Of them until last Mon
day. On the same night wedding re-
ception was held and the marriage an
nounced.
Mrs Monaghan is the attractive daugh-
ter Of Mr. John w. Hildebrand, of OAK
wood Avenue. and has host Of friends,
who were surprised to hear OF the mar
riage.
MI. MO0SQaHt IS q pOpGioA SSAto AAAAsA
Of Fulton. The couple will reside WIN
the brides parents.
Mr.. john Southwark entertained
number OF his friends at his residence,
No. IL Orleans Street, on Thursday night,
the occasion being his birthday. Parlor
games were INDUCED in for several hours,
When an elegant collation. was served.
Rev. w S. Leake has returned from
Asbeville. N. c., where he was in atten-
PanfiSt
vertion. and Will occupy his pulpit at
both services to-day. His subject at
IL A. NJ. will be 1.-THE Valley Full Of
bitches, At P. NJ. ''Samson's road to
ruin is the text.
Rev. J. E. Oyler will preach q special
sermon tonight at Denny-Street NJ
E. Church. His subject will be
When l am Weak, then am Strons.
His subject at IL A. NJ. will beN"Ye are
Christ
Rev. E. b Snead vii! I'LL his pulpit at
the usual services at Weddell Memorial
Chapel to-day.
Considerable trouble is being caused
pedestrians who travel on Williamsburg
Avenue. At Louisiana Street the pave
ment has sunk for yards. leaving
Large and dangerous hole. a little girl,
in passing to the fountain last night fell
into the hole, and was slightly injured.
The hole has been there for three days
ard has been reported to the police
The infant daughter OF air. Thomas
Launders. who has been quite sick, is
better.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Denny-Street
NJ. E. Church will meet tomorrow az
ternoon with Mrs. Lee Jordan, of Nll-
liamsburg Avenue.
Miss Florence Dowden continues quite
sick at her residence on Graham Street.
The OrioIe Social Club will tender to
its members and their invited friends an
all day picnic and dance at Warwick
Park tomorrow. The club met on
Tuesday night with Miss Maude Faul-
choner, of Nicholson Street.
Mrs Noble Wikerson is quite sick at
her residence on Louisiana Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Beard left Monday
for Amherst county to spend several
weeks with MIR. Boards parents.
Bertha, the infant daughter of Mr..
Charles Maxey. is i'll at her fathers
residence on Nicholson Street.
The choir of Fulton Baptist Church will
give a dramatic and musical entertain
ment at Nelson's Hall on May 18th. for
the benefit of the choir.
The house famine in Fulton Is growing
every day. Fifty houses could be rent
ed 20 good tenants to-day If they were
built. The employees of the Chesapeake
and Ohio yar-s. Fulton. are anxious tc
move Their families to this section.