The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-21

hearing tho evidence ordered the man 20
pay his wife 50 week With tears In his
his entire earnings which, because OF his
age. ore necessarily small.
The regular weekly civil docket, contain
ing ten small caHes, weo heard by Justice
the docket was cleared.
Four Weddings Celebrated.
Busy little Cupid, assisted at the critical
moment by Rev: J. T. Haley. pastor OF tho
Stockton Street Baptist Church. succeeded
IN launching three young couples on tho MA
trimonial seas yesterday. All three mar
Eiases We're performed at the parsonage,
although at different houra The rrst to
seek the services of the minister were Miss
Gertrude Cheatham and Harry 2B. Horner
both OF Chesterfield county, who wero mar
ceremony the young odape loft for
Northern tour. They will make South
Richmond their homo.
Miss Elsie NJ Haley was married. Mt 2
p. II. to Clifford S. Bishop hr. ana Nrs
Bishop aro both South Roh - onders and
will mako their home here after a wedding
trip to Washington.
at a p. NJ the third and last couple Mls.
Zelma Lee Beaziey and Charles Herbert
Samuels, both of Matoaca. were made man
and Wife Mr.. and Mrs. samue!s will mnAc
their homo IN MatoaoR.
quiet marriage was soemnized Inst
night at o'clock in the pariorB OF the res
denco Of the Row. r w. Long. when Miss
Ada Mallory. OF Chosterneid, was quietly
Z.
The young couple. after brief wedding
trip. will make their homo In Oak Grove.
Death of Il. IL. simpons.
+. II. simmons, forty-six years old and
former resident OF South Richmond, died
very suddenly yesterday at his home in
Norfolk. according to u telegram received
By relatives.
Mr.. simmons is survived by his wife ana
three children. Horace and Curtis SIM
mons. OF Norfolk. and Mrs Ruth Fowler
of Philadelphia; ono brother, w. ~ Sim
mons. and two sisters. Mrs. a. j. Hague
and Mrs. Charles Burkert, all of South
Richmond.
Mrs simmons was visiting her daughter
In Philadelphia when she received, the
news new She Immediately LETT for home mud
VIII accompany the body 20 this city.
where IN funeral will be held tha morn
Ing Tho romans Will rcnch Richmond
over the Norfolk and Western at li:2e
conducted ut the grave by Rev. j, D. Es-
gleston. pastor of the Asbury Methodist
Church The burial will be In Mauty
Cemetery.
Mrs T. X Bowman left yesterday 20
spend several months with Mrs. Burns
Besttie In Marine City. Mich.
Mrs. John II. Shotwell has returned from
New York where she haa boon visiting for
two months.
Miss Mamie Walden has returned home
from Randolph Macon College, Lynchbure
to spend the holidays.
MISS Louise M!chauz, WHO has been tho
guest OF Miss Lucy Walden. returned TO her
home yesterday.
Miss Dora Giibertson. who Is remembered
as n resident OF tho souths!ae sevcra! years
ago. is visiting her uncle. p. n. Flynn
Mrs Harold Horton OF Utica, y. Y. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Susie sampson
Mrs. ". NJ. Brdgeforrh and son, LOWS
Robertson. left yesterday for Kenbridgs
where they viii spend Christmas.
Mrs W. l. Winnie is spending a few
days In Baltimore, where she was called e,
attend the funeral of her niece. Miss Ear,
McpoHeil. who has frequently visited
South Richmond
At tho weekly meeting OF Henderson,
Lodge. No. ic5. I. o. O. f.. which will he
held tonight at Toney's Hall. several can
d!dates VIII be Initiated
The Manchester Lodge OF Eks will meet
tonight at the EEs Home Eleventh ana
cambridge Streets.
y regular meeting OF Davis Council, No
q. Jr. o. L. y. NJ. will be held tonight