The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26

that is. of course, for the Court of
Appeals to deciac.
Royal Arch Mnsons.
According To the report of Grand
Secretary Wallace d. Blanks, of this
city. made to the convention Of the
chapter in Richmond. there are tnirts-
seven chapters OF Royal Arch Musons
in Virginia. with a membership Of
s,527. Two new chapters were insti-
tuted the past year, and the member
snip largely Increased. The chapters
have contributed nearly $1,000 to tho
support of the Masonic Home in Rich
mOnd
General News.
The question of making a White
Way" of Sycamore Street by gas or
electric illumination is still under con-
stderation. but the cost may be 100
great to adopt the plan.
In the Hustinss Court tomorrow
the following cases will be called. T..
H. BoisseauX (white). charged with
implication of the theft of number
of bags of peanuts. The case has been
on the docket tcr some months. Wes-
lev Bromett. charged with shooting
Peterson Cheatham tcolored) and Hen
~ Valentine (colored) for shooting and
woundinG Joe Ellis.
There was another sharp frost this
morning. more severe than that of yes
terday.
The offerings of new leaf toba eco
TINS week have been quite liberal.
with prices ranging from SIS to sl2.
the latter for medium Shipping
A number of Western people have
recently been seeking homes in and
around Petersburg. Among them is
the Rev. Mr.. Miller a Methodist min
lister of Los Angeles Cal
Bass-Ennisr.
a wedding event of interest was
the marriage of Miss Nettic Scotte En-
Miss. daughter of Mr.. and .irs Al
bert w. Ennis. and Robert Greene
Bass. a prominent young lawyer of the
city. The ceremony was performed in
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church at
2;3o o'clock by the pastor. Rev. l. w.
t. Haines, assisted by the Rev. .. II.
Rolston. OF the Second Presbyterian
Church.
The church was beautifully deco.
rated, and was filled by the friends of
the popular young couple The brides
attendant was Miss Carrie Evans, as
maid of honor. and the bridegroom's
best man was commemorative Attor-
ney Richard II. Mann. The bridal trip
Will be in the North.
Crowdcr-wood.
AT o'clock this morning at the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
the Rev. G. BraXton Bryan, u. D., Miss
Gertrude Stewart Wood, daughter of
Councilman John Wood. was united i'm
marriage to Herbert Garland Crowder.
The attendants were Miss Eva Brown
as maid of honor and w. r. Johnson
at best man.
observation-disclosures.
This afternoon at o'clock at the
residence OF the bride. on West High
Street, Miss Ethel Vaughan. daughter
of Mrs. Matte Vaughan, was married
to Edward Spencer Vaughan, the Rev.
George r. Booker. ID. D., officiating.
The attendants were Miss Hazel
Vaughan. sister of the bride. as maid
of honor and a. Courtney Jones as
best man.
Letlbetter-SpnIn.
Kenneth Ledbetter. a popular young
business man. and Miss Ruby p. Spain.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William Nj.
Spain. left for Washington this morn
ing, where they were married. They
were accompanied by friends
CumminEs-Siebel.
Miss Matte A. Seibel and Harwood
f. Cummings were married last night
at s o'clock at the home of the bride.
in Chesterfield county. about two
miles from Petersburg. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
George L, Booker, ID. ID. \ large COM
pany OF invited guests was present.
and bountiful wedding supper was
served.