The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-30
News Of Petersburg

ship OF ST. Johns Episcopal Church
In this city, extended him by nnani-
nous vote of the vestry, approved by
the congregation. Mr.. Reed has the
call under consideration. st. Johns
Church offers a splendid field for the
work of an active, consecrated minis
ter. Starting some years ago as a
small and modest mission, 1t has grown
TO the dignity OF a self-sustainlns
church. with a rapidly increasing con-
gregation and large and tiourishing
Sunday school.
Colonel Field Better.
Colonel Z. NJ. Field, who sustained a
fracture of his right hip by fall last
night on High Street, is resting com.
fortably to-day. However, under tAe
most favorable circumstances. he WHY
be confined to his home for some time
Colonel Field is vice.presdent OF tns
Malone Brigade Association. which IL
to meet for reorganization tomorrow
afternoon.
Wedding Notes.
Miss Margaret a. Hatchett and Ar.
chic C. Bosseau, both of inis city and
both employees of the Petersburg Tele.
phone Company, left this morr;Sg 10,
Halifax, y. c., to be married,
]. V. Parham, popular young mer.
/ chant of this city, left this morning
for Lynchburg, where tomorrow eve
ming at 6 o'clock. In the home OF the
bride, he will be married to Miss Lu.
ellie Aston Lloyd Many friends were
at the depot to see him depart He
was accompanied to the Hill City py
several intimate friends. who will be
his attendants at the wedding-B. Ma.
son Hill, j. B. Spotswood Harold Min
etree, S. NJ Green, Jr., DR.. Wallace W.
Gill and his brothers, Robert and Hons
ton Parham.
This afternoon at $50 o'clock a,
the residence OF the brides parents
on Franklin Street. Miss Lillian Alice
Adkins. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. d
D. Adkins. was married to Alva S
Outland, of Richmond. the Rev. W, c
| Taylor, D. D., officiating The wed
Miss Mamie adllins. sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor and I. w.
Parham, of Richmond. was best man
Many friends were present to witness
| the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Outland
/ left for the North on Their weddine
| trip
| Meeting of Executive Committee.
A meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Board Of Missions of the
| Virginia Conference will be held in
Norfolk at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. The Rev. George E. Booker, D.
D., pastor Of Washington Street
Church, the only ministerial member
of this committee. Will attend.
At a meeting Of the official board
of Washington Street Church last
night DR.. Booker's salary was in
creased $500 per annum. making the
full salary $4,000. In addition, he is
furnished with fine parsonage free
Personal and Otherwise.
M. P. Aldridge, a member of the
police corps, was operated on for an
pendicitis on Sunday.
The girls of st. Josephs Academy. in
this city. have organized a SEWING
circle, meeting to be held every Fri
day. Tho funds of the society will be
devoted to the%Christmas Stocking
Club for the benefit OF the poor.
The fortnightly dance given by the
Riverside Club came off tonight, the
festivities being kept up until mid
night. The chaperones were Mr., and
Mrs. Carter Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. PhiliI
Roper and Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Jolly.
Mrs. Sarah j, Dexter, aged sixty-one
years, died at nm early hour this
morning at her sidence on Shepard
Street after an illness of several
months She was twice married, ant
| Is survived by number of children.
Charles w. Brockwell oldest son OF
| Mr. and Mrs. Percy T. Brockwell, diet