The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
NEWS Cattle RED
FROM 50UTB5|DE:
Wedding Bells Ringing Out in
Manchester Three Couples
Married.
INTEREST u IN THE REVIVAL
8Forty-cigllt Conversions in Cen
tral Churc11-Ab out the Liquor
Licenses Personals.

Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch
IA ii02 Hull Street.
l&E There were three marriages in Man
chester last night. Rev. c. Q. Woodard
4 pastor Of Cowardin Avenue Christian
Church was the officiating minister in
y two Of the nuptial events. and Rev. j.
T. Routten, pastor of West End Metlo-
dist Church, tied the third mot
8 Mr.. Richard G.. Schmidt. of Richmond,
and Miss Florence LETTERS, were married
II at & clock in the afternoon at the home
Il OF the brides parents on West Thir-
teenth Street. The bride is the daughter
" of Mr.. and Mrs George letters. and is
II extremely wellknown in the city. Inc
groom is a young business man of Rich
II lnond.
Mr.. William Campbell and Miss Leila
ii May Clayton, We're married tonight by
h Rev. C. o. Woodland. The bride is the
Z daughter of MI. and Mrs. Joseph Clay
Il tor. 5r#
one OF the most beautiful weddings Of
~ the season took place last night In West
END Methodist Church, when Miss Eva
i E. Adkins became the bridesof Mr.. Frank
r. Dalton. Rev. j. T. Routten OBLIGATED.
Il Mrs a. a. Adkins presided a t the organ.
4 Miss Leila Adkins was maid OF honor
and was attired in white chiffon and
carried arbutis. The bride was Sowned in
white silk and carried a bunch of BRIDES
POSES. The bridesmaids, attred in white
chiffon and carrying carnations. were
X Misses JOY Dempsey Addie Lee Mark
rum and Mrs. C. c. Bryce. Mr.. a. a. Adj !
I kins, brother Of the bride was best man
@und the ushers We're, Messrs r. r.
Marshall, Harry NJ. Gaines, Wilson Win !
free and Floyd Hughes.
~ The young couple left Immediately for
Washington and other Northern cities /
They will reste in Manchester. ~
Revival Services.
Three revival services are in progress
In the city--in Central Methodist Church, |
III Bainbrldge Street Baptist Church and |
In Stockton Street Baptist Church.
A There have been fortS-eight professions |
of faith in tho Central Methodist Church. /
where the pastor, Rev. J. *. Jollffe. is |
preaching each night In cambridge I
Street Baptist Church there Is much in
Sterest In the services, and many CONVEX
slons have been the result Of the meet
ing. i.
Rev DR.. Doane,, of tlrt West END Bap-
fist Church, OF Petersburg is preaching
in Stockton Street Baptist Church. nnd.I
the interest was never greater in any
revival service. The church has been
crowded each night and many have pro-
fessed religion
For Liquor Licenses.
Judge William !. Clopton, OF the Cor
roration Court of the city, will hear
petitions for the issuance OF liquor licenses
or Saturday of this week. For the past
several days petitions have been circu-
lated in the First Ward asking the judge
y1n n rvtar .l r.nn al Of f,s
O saloon at Seventh and Hull Streets.
& Mr.. Meyers conducts the saloon at this
corner now. and had run an orderly
place. lie Will apply for license, and
1T Is thought that he will receive the
privilege Notwithstanding tho fact that
the petitions have asked the Judge not to
Issue the same.
There are no social clubs in the city,
and this question will not bother Judge
Clopton at this term of the court
Surprised By Friends.
4 Miss Emma Note was rendered a SUR
prise party at her home Tuesday night
Compton, Dolly Crowder Fannie Wells,
Mamie Compton, Eula Martin, Hazel
Smith, Cale Robinson. Ina Good!ng;
Messrs. Jim Thompson, John Motto, lIor-
ace Carr Leslie Thompson, Robert VII.
liams, Norman Maddrea, George Hall,
u Herbert fialir Blurt Peters, WoodSOn
Bass and Ray Martin.
Personals and Briefs.
The Happy Hour Society Of Oak Grove
Baptist Church viii meet tonight, This
society, which is entertained every Thurs
day night by the Rev, j A, Sullivan, WAS
only recently organized. but there are
something more than two hundred mcm-
bers present each week.
Mrs. NJ j. Nuekols, OF No. l2o2 Hun
Street is confined 70 her home with sick
ness
THE funeral OF Mrs, Z, s. Moody. who
died Tuesday at her nome IN the county, /
took place from Sacred Heart Church
yesterday morning lntermcnt was made
in Maury Cemetery
Mrs. r. r. Ellington Mrs, A r, Filing
ton and Misses Matte Ellington and
BESSIE Wells left yesterday for Wash
ington, whore they win visit friends
g The Manchester aefie Of Eagles last
might iitlated several candidates.
Ar, and AIRS. Harry Joyce, o, Baltl-
more, are visiting MIS- Charles Burkert
No. 1907 ,I3ainbridge Street,
Mrs, Joseph T.. Toney, OF Powhatun
county, IL visiting her daughter, Mrs,
Wilkinson IN the city.
AT the Hotels.
THE following Virglnians are AZ the /
BJe.ington. MIR. DAVID Funston Stauuton: