The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-04

young lady Of the city OF the. brunette
type Of beauty.
DR.. LOVING TO MARRY.
A marriage of interest to Swansboro
and Manchester is thatof DR.. j. Garland
Loving and Miss Bertis Harnish which Will
take place very soon DR.. Loving is
| the only physician in Swansboro. and
has an extensive practice, which 5ex-
tends down into Manchester. His intend
ed bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Z. FIarnisll. Of Swansboro.
RGN-GoODE.
Miss Julia Turpn Goode. one of Man
chester's most attractive young ladies,
will be married w ednesday. To Mr.. VIII
liam a. Rux, a popular young man of
Norfolk The couple Will be married III
Washington, leaving this city eas.iv in
the morning After an extended tour OF
the South. they Will make c,o-eos,1 shetr
future home
saEPP4NRD-HoLLA
AZ the home of her mother. Mrs. Jul
tlith Holland this afternoon at five
O'Clock, Miss Bessie H. Holland, very
pretty Young atty Of the social side. Of
AIanehcsterss life will become the bride
+ of Mr.. Myron w. Sheppard. a ryctl-Knofv:i
Young man The ceremony is 70 h.
performed by the Rev. f. y. Baldy. the
brides pastor in the parlors of her home,
her most intimate friends witnessing 1t.
After the marriage the couple will leave
for a bridal trip and will in the future
make Manchester their home
ANOTHER MARRIAGE.
At the Presbyterian Church to-
night at $50 MI John Henry Latham
son of Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Latham. of
1n1ls Hull Street, will claim as his bride
Miss Lula Regina Jones. q very pretty
young lady of the city. the daughter of
Mrs A. G.. Miller. Of Washington. and
the late David Jones. The ceremony
viii be performed by the brides pastor
the Rev. Jere Witherspoon. of Grace
Street Presbyterian Church Richmond
Immediately after the ceremon. q re-
ceptipn will be rendered the couple#at=
the home of the groom where they will
reside
LIGHTS ARE BROKEN.
Following the promise Of Mr.. A. B.
Guigon OF the Passenger and Power
Company to see that Manchester was
given better lights, there were thirty
five ltInps IIiced in cperatisit over mere
last Saturday. She police are making re-
ports TO tile Mayer every morning OF the
number of lamps not burning at night,
and this parsonage al once phones over
to the company and reports the matter.
The names of two young rniscreants
KAYE been gotten by the man who at
up before ms 4,la, or IN a day or So
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Joe 4sivis paid one dollar and a half
because he got Intoxicated Saturday
night The Mayor was light on him, it
being his first appearance before the bar.
Mr. Charles Burkert. who has osen III.
with typhoid fever Tor some time, is said
to De worse
Or. T. p. Mathews, who was sick fo,e
IL, 1.
day.
Services at Clopton-street Baptist
Church Will continue until Wednesday
night if not longer. This was decided
upon Sunday at a meeting Of the
church. On Wednesday night the ordi-
nance of Baptism Will be administered TO
about thirty applicants. Rev. w "
Sisk has preached every night for the
past six weeks. having engaged in a two
weeks service before beginning such a
successful one here.
I. DR.. Z. p. Mathews is again confined to
his home by sickness, but his illness is
not of a serious nature.
PERSONALS
The little child of Councilman c. L.
Petit who has been SO i'll for some time
past, is now recovering rapidly.
Miss Marguerite Merchant, who has
been I'll with typhoid fever for the past
three weeks at the home OF her brother,
DR.. Merchant. Of Porter Street, is doing
very. nicely.
The dance last night at Leader Hall
was an enjoyable affair in every partic-z
uIar There We're many Richmond cou-
pies on the floor, who remained until the
last car. for Richmond.
In front OF the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles t. Norris who returned last
night from Weldon. n. c., where they
we're married there was a delightful
string band who discoursed sweet music
for about an hour.
J Mr. T. z. Smith, who has been III for
some time. is now able to be out and at
work.
Il SNATCHED FROM BURNING