The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-28
AT
THE BAZAAR
DR.. Lawrence Ingram Draws
a Cooking Stove.
COAL FOR MRS. vlLEs
Of Mr.. DAVIDSON and Mis-
Cox a S.eial Event in Manchester
Application tor Oil Plant Re-
ferred Royal Tribe 10 Meet

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch
No. 1902 Hull Street.
/. II you don't attend the Masonic Bazaar
you are not In 1t this week. and every
body Is going to the bazaar.
The attendance last night was larger
than upon the opening night, and that Ia
saying a whole lot,
Z II is due TO the ladies that such Is the
case. Pretty women, with fascinating
Ways, are the rule. Next comes the
amusements and the other offerings.
Last night at Mrs. Daffron's booth q
fne cooking stove was voted to Or. Law
renee ingram and a ton OF coal to Mrs.
S. "A. viles. on Friday night a bath-robe
will so toa popular physician, and a stove
to a popular little girl Other things will
go TO popular people during the week.
+. The other booths will make other offer
ings, and the AFFAIR will wind up on Fri.
day night, leaving a chapter In history
ttat will be looked back upon with fond
memories
pAvrpsoN-cox
a social event OF the season was tho
marriage OF Mr.. James A. Davidson and
Miss. Birdie Weddell Cox. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. George Paul. No. 1905 Balm
bridge street, at o'clock. The parlors
had been beautifully decorated by Messrs.
Mann ana Brown. OF Richmond. and the
scene was pretty one. with shaded
lights.
wedding march, to which the couple en-
tered the parlore. accompanied by Miss
Josie Cox, as maid of honor. and Alr.
Herbert Stokes, OF FaEmyl!le, as oes.
Davidson and Susie Sampson, and the
ushers werc Messrs.s Emmett Gregory and
Allen Pettigrew. The ribbon bearers were
Grace Paul. Ruby Paul, Lyon Bradley
and George Paul.
After a. Northern tour Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson will mako their home In Farm
Vile.
The funeral of Beatrice, the infant
daughter of James and Daisy Parker.
took place from the homo yesterday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock, and the burial was
in Maury Cemetery.
APPLICATION REFERRED.
The application Of 20 company to eject
an oil plant. which was considered pS
the Fire and Street committees, was Ie-
frrred to the City Council for acton.
There. was a sentiment among the mem
bers Of the Committee against favora pie
|. action onst1,e petitions Fl ~ X
PERSONAL AND, NOTES,
| Mayor Maurice fined Tony Young 81
Yesterday for being drunk and disorderly
In the streets. I.
An ash barrel in the back yard OF me
residence Of Mr.. W. B. Bradley caught
fire Monday night and caused some eS-
citement. There was no damage.
ROYAL TRIBE or JOSEPH. =,
A meeting OF the Manchester lodge VIII
be- held tonight to take action upon
the proposed change in the national BODY.
! A large attendance is expected. as many
members OF the lodge oppose the conteul-
plated action of merging the order into
a Chicago insurance company. -,
font session OF the City Council WIN
| be- held Tomorrow night to elect a num-
Der Of city officers, Including the scaven'
GER and members of the various boards.
SEASON OPENS.
The various hunting clubs OF Manches-
week. The season opens the first OF
November. and number Of citizens VIII
help to open 1t. Came !s reported as
! plentiful In Chesterfield.