The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-21
LASS|TER To AOOREHS
PETERSBURG Y. N. c. A.
Or@nnfst Becomes Bride OF Pastor of
Grovc-Avenuc Churcll-Favor
Bond Issue.

Petersburg, Va. Dec. 2o.--Hon.
Charles Trotter Iassiter,. president of
the local Chamber of Commerce, one
Of Virgnla's most forceful speakers.
student of note. one who thinks
for himself and In able to handle a
subject after careful study, will ad
dress the mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock on The
Sanctions OF self-Imposed Law"
Mr. LAssiter needs no Introduction
TO a Petersburg audience, and his
topic OF Sunday afternoon, while sug-
Rest!ve Of several matters in which
the public Is now vitality interested,
Will prove surprising to come Of his
hearers Colonel IAssiter has always
interested himself deeply in the wei
fare Of his community and State, and
all who are fortunate enough TO hear
him Sunday afternoon will doubtless
be much benefited by his timely re
marks
Rlick--Owe.n-
This morning at S 80 o'clock the
Grove-Avenue Baptist Church was the
scene OF a. quiet bat pretty wedding,
when Miss Leslie Beatrice Blick. the
church organist popular and attrac
tive young daughter OF Mrs. Rosa /.
and the late DIR. james A Blick, and
Rev. Sandy Clay owen. tho pastor.
Just prior TO the ceremony. which
was i7npressvely performed by Rev.
Frederick w. Moore. OF the Second
Baptist Church, Miss Mae Smith sang
20 Promise Me" to a violin accom-
paninent by Miss Alberta Bowman
and piano accom- paniment by Miss
Helen Bowman. I4ohengrin's WED
ding March" was rendered by the
Misses Bowman as the bridal party
entered and Mendeissohns as a re
oessIonal The only attendants were
Nh. J. Arlington Bllck OF the Chat
ham Training School, and Lewis ClaI-
borne Blick. brothers OF the bride
The ushers were Messrs Stanton
and Fred Pitcher, officials of the
church, Immediately following the
ceremony Rev. and Mrs. owen left
on a Northern bridal tour
Wfiliarn~--Bishop.
Miss Mollie williams and Mr. John
Bishop, both OF Mckinney Dinwid-
die County, were united in marriage
at $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. John
II, Nusent In South Street. The cere-
=
VI. Bishop. uncle OF the bridegroom.
Favor Bond Issue.
Following a meeting OF tho RI
nance Committee OF the City Council
last night. II was announced that the
committee had voted to recommend
The adoption of an ordinance, offered
by Councilman Patteson, providing
for the bond issue of $3.50, 600 for pub
lie I'm provements. The proceeds from
the sale of bonds, II the ordinance
Is adopted, will be used in laying wa
ter mains and sewers on every In
habited street in the city and for i'm
provements 20 sidewalks. The laying
OF additional sewers will ada much 10
the health conditions Of the city.
Mrs. s. A. Malone.
Mrs. &. a. Malone. a well-known
and esteemed lady. mother of Mr..
". G. Malone. a prominent local citi-
zen died st o'clock this morning
at Newport News, Tho body arrived
here this afternoon and will be taken
70 the old family burying ground In
Din w1ddie tomorrow for interment
beside her husband. Mrs, Malone is
survived by six children--Mrs, VIII
liam Malone and Mrs, Howard Chap
pen. Of Newport News; Mr.. J. D.
Malone, ~ South Richmond. Mt r.
-
\ o webb and Mr.. w. G. Malone,
, OF this city
William II. Rrist1w
Information was received here last
evening Of the sudden death at his
home in Norfolk of Mr.. William r
Bristow. q former resident OF this
city. Mt Bristow IS survived by two
brothers and two sisters---Me ssrs.
Robert c. and T"had. l. Brtstow, Mrs
G, J. Cabiness and Mrs, j. Il Wray.
all OF this city The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
Celebrate Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H Dunstan cele-
hrated their golden wedding ami
veraary at their home in Hinton
Street today The happy couple came
TO Petersburg from Chesterfield Coun-
ty several years ago, They are we'll
known and highly regarded through
/ out the city.