The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
Times-Dispatch Bureau.
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quiet but very beautiful marriage
was that last evening OF Miss Jessie
Meade Patterson. daughter Of tho late
Or. j. Is. and Mrs. Margaret Beverly
Patterson, and Robert McIlwaine
Friend. both OF this city. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev ID. H.
Rofston, of the Second Presbyterian
Church. In the home of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. David Calender. on
Jefferson Street. and in the presence
OF limited number of guests Tho
bride. cultured and charming member
of Petersburs's young social set. en-
tered the parlors with her uncle, Dr.
]. Meade Calender. Of Brooklyn, y. "
She wore white satin gown, with
pearl and crystal garniture, and car
ried lilies OF the valley. Her maid OF
honor. Miss Fannie II. Constable, who
preceded her. was attired In white mar
quisette over messaline. and carried
Bride roses.
Among the out of town guests were
DR.. j. Meade Calender. of Brooklyn
n. Y; Mr. and Mrs. Calender, of Nor
folk: Mrs. Rufin. of Hanover; Mr. and
Mrs. a. G. AcTlwaine. of Hartford
Conn. Miss NJ. T. Mayo, Mrs S. H.
Halves. Mrs NJ. B. Burwell Mrs. VIII
liam Constable. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Witherspoon. Howard G. Mutton. Car
roll L. Garnett, the Misses Corllng, OF
Richmond; Mrs. j. r. Malcolm and the
Withers Clay. OF Campbell; Miss Jose
phine Epps. Of City Point. and others
a reception followed. after which Mr.
and Mrs. Friend left for the North.
Engagements Announced.
Mr. and Mrs Cleveland Wright en-
tertained number of friends a din
ner last night at which two announce
ments of social Interest were formally
made. These were the enga gcments OF
Miss Julia Wright to Joseph Duryea
fIildrcth of Brookiine. Mass. and of
Miss Florence Estelle Titus to II. T.
Wright. both of this city, The dates
were not announced. but 1t is reported
that the weddings will take place this
spring.
Hastings Court Cases.
The April term of the Hastings Cour,
will begin to- morrow, when. 1t is un-
dcrstood more motions will be made in
the matter of the indictments against
e. r. Bishop, former cashier of the APP
pomattoX Trust Company. The court
will not take up Its docket Until next
week, as Judge Mullen goes to Roam oke
on Friday 10 sit 1.-THE trial of Mayor
Cutchins, of that city.
Snd and Peculiar Cnse.
81 ~ commission or lnnacy was held at
the jail this evening TO inquire into the
sanity of Within Schoheld. who was
arrested In Petersburg ON April Is on
a warrant charging him with being a
unatic, Schofeld was sent to Peters-
burg by china company of Ohio, as
their representative. According to the
testimony Of two men who accompa-
MED Schoheld to Petersburg from New
York, Schoheld became insane on the
steamboat shortly after leaving New
York, and his actions were such that
the officers threatened TO arrest and
put him In irons II he did not behave
himself.
Schoheld came TO Petersburg on Sat
urday and his actions were such as TO
attract the attention OF every one and.
as crowds would assemble whenever he
stopped. 1t was thought hest 10 arrest
him. He was arrested by Sheriff
Evans and taken to jail. and every Of
fort was made to communicate with his
friends and the firm that he repre-
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