The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-21
NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHsID|E
Marriages Of Miss Fu1kes and
Mr. Wilson is All
llounced.
Mr.. CHANDELIERS AM FAREWELL !:
Welded in Washington Funeral
Of Little Girl-To Have
Big Supper.
lR. CHANDELIERS FAREWELL
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street.

Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Fulkes announce
the approaching marriage or their daugl,-
ter, Kathryn Virginia, to Mr.. George
Francis Wilson, of ST. Louis, Mo- The
wedding will take place Tuesday, No
venber 2sth at one o'clock, in the home
of the bride, 1914 cambridge Street No
cards will be issued. p
Both prospective bride and groom are
prominent, and the marriage will be OF
more than passing interest
Mr.. Chandler's Farewell.
Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. former pastor of
Central Methodist Church, took an af-
fectionate farewell of his erstwhile flock
on Sunday night. His farewell sermon
was imbued with that sadness and pathos
that characterzes always the fond fare
we'll of friends. Tie sermon was touch
Ing In the extreme and the speaker was
often reduced to tears. as with faltering
voice he babe a loving God.speed to the
The Subject Of this, Mr! chander's last
sermon, was t'Faithful Unto DEATH" He
spoke as one who had known and ex-3
perienced much in his travels along the
was loved by his faithful friends, and
who, at the parting of the ways, was
exceedingly sorrowful that the turning
had come. Special singing. was a part Of
the services, and this lent an additional
touch of beauty and pathos to the part
ing scene. After the services had con-
cluded, the congregation rallied around
he paseF od sess ygs%E s h and ep wn
field ,,'' &, - s., ..'s ~. =
For four years Mr.. Chandler has tended
deared himself to ali and elnbittered none
So he goes with the blessing of all to
his new charge. He will leave next
Thursday for Portsmouth where tho
conference recently assigned him, Rev.
Portsmouth will, arrive In Manchester to
take. charge Of the West Central Church
on the same day.
Married in Washington.
Mr.. George 2, fraser, OF Fifteenth
and McDonoughE Streets an employe of
the Virginia Passenger and Power Com
ter Of the late Mr.. Bernard Schultz, Of
Chesterfield county, left early yesterday
morning for Washington, where they were
N '-ried m their arrival. After the cere-
a honeymoon tour through northern
cities. After December 1st they will be
at home to their friends at Fifteenth and
Perry Streets.
Funeral of Little Girl.
The funeral of Margaret Deacon La
than, the three-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Latham. who died at
noon Sunday at the residence Of her pa
rents, In Oak Grove took place yester
day morning from the home The SER
vices We're conducted by Rev. J. Q. Sui
Ivan. Interment was in Maury Gene
terry.
ITO Have Big Supper.
The ladies of Sacred Heart Church are
preparing for a grand supper to be held
the night OF December 9Th In Leader
Hall. The proceeds of the entertainment
ladies promise to have a most tasteful
supper and II is hoped that a3.large crowd
will be present. as their manner OF en-
tertainment is both well: sand widely
known. ar2.:l t1I,c1 Ts3fss5 ia
Passion Play Produced.
The Passion Play, that splendid spec
deserved renown. was reproduced last
night In Leader Hall by series Of beau
tiful moving pictures. The affair was
splendid success, and there was a large
The play will be- enacted again to-
several appropriate selections.
Christmas Entertainment
for prs gss nnd arg be tSaay
the entertainment: on the might Of De
cember 2lst. 55g
The committees are as follows:tA. II.
Thomas, chalrman:, Committee on Mu-
sic. Miss Ida Butler and J. II. Smith;
Committee on REGULATIONS, Miss Eva Adj
kins and Mrs: Loser; p!lrehasing Com,
mittee, A. H. Thomas. ". B. Taylor and
Ernest Clarke; Committee Il on Decora-
lions. Mrs. Loser, Misses Butler and
Adkins and AIessrs. Thomas Taylor.
Clarke and Smith.
To Inspect New Office.
A meeting Of the Cemetery Committee
has been called for Wednesday evening
at 6 O'Clock. when the members Will visit
the cemetery and inspect the new office
that has been recently erected for the
use of Superintendent Allen and the, visi-
tors to the grounds, The office is a pretty
frame structure nicely fitted up, and II.
will DO found to be u great convenience
Cor the superintendent.
Angels to Sing.
An entertainment Will be given at Gers
ley's Hall. in Swansboro Thursday and
Friday nights for the benefit of Clopton
Street Church. On Thursday night the
West-End Angels will render some of
their most attractive selections. Tho
management of the affair is under the
charge of the Misses Maud Clements
and Emma Clara Burke.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. NJ. e. Hopkins is visiting her
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