The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-22

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fsGod held a soul within his hand one day.
MI trsaA fair young soul, with untitled eyes
& for sight.
s$aaasWitl, ears for sound nttuned, with
NJ haDds Alright
H For action. all alert to work her way.
a.,fsrlle lips unchor,ised In the cnrths ueep
SS4ls}S speech
cf8sIdke bow that never shot an arrow out,
"a Tho virgin heart. athirst to be devout,
W,To;any love which cane within her reach.
5jod put that soul upon the worlds hlgh.
q way
81 rhe jostllng crowd soon soiled her raj
u $Ns 1nent fair;
NThe pipers, with rude Testing, badc her
ISbG play. stG
X The unioved ones Of earth laughed at
Ss her prayer;
$StTill God. down reaching. saw her glance
ngfYs astray
gSg$And caught her back to rest within his
/. Everything socially looks this week to-
awards the Football field and the game to
As played there on Thursday between
Hthe athletes of Virginia and North Car
Enllna.
@Pretty Richmond lnaidans displaying
1.-THE orange and dark blue of the Virginia
team, or the pale blue and white OF the
North Carolina University boys, Will en-
s,stertnin their friends and acquaintances
Il Among the teams at luncheon. and dance
SttSp1th -v1ctcrs and vanquished after 1neE
lShate cheered on the, game, at the Tia nks-
il$$gjvihg german.
1.-The Richmond Daughters Of The Con-
tsfederacy who attended the general con-
3Es,,Antion at Charleston. $. C.. are full Of
Bpraise over the hospitality or the Char
lt1estnn people, and the good time they
's9h1h while there. They are resolved to
go to work seriously on the monument
nov, and have it ready to unyeil IN /. isu7'
THE year Of the Jamestown Exposition,
4Evvhen American and foreign visitors to
1.-the cradle Of the nation" can see the
memorial OF the Southern Confederacy
end its president as well.
i' 5a this week will keep up the hitherto un-
&9pYe record of the month In the
s3sEray OF marriages. The Warren Alfriend
NJ marriage will take aplace very quietly
4@tn8 tbs home Of the bride's mother next
"Wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
The West-Page wedding celebration IS
&Axed for the same day, the wedding cere-
rnony to be performed in the Walker
sShome, '.scottsvile," Madison county.
fss& The Overmann- Hulcher nuptialE will
take place November 18th In St. Mary's
fEsCatholic Church The Raymo-Angle we'd
ding is scheduled for 8 A. NJ, on Wednes.
1arria sc. November j26th will make II an
#:eyent OF Thanksgiving.
iik&#Iast Tuesday two weddings OF special
Interest were those of Miss Ashley Macon
Miller to pr Jesse, Newman Reeve. OF
washington, D. c., taking place in the
83R1llia1n G. Miller, OF No .sos East Grace
Street and Of Miss Kate y. Goddin to
M, Frank Crutchf1eld. In No COZ West
Grace Street, on Tuesday evening
s Wednesday was signalized by the mar
ar1gge OF Miss Eleanor L. Tree, the daugh-
ter Of Colonel ana Mrs. J. B. Tree. and
Mr.. billiard Russell. the ceremony being
performed in the home Of the brides
}Ssister. Mrs. Adam Gray, Of Cincinnati,
Ohio.
5 The wedding of Miss Jeanne Lovenstein
and Mr.. Nathan Coleman. Of Savannah,
on Wednesday afternoon, was succeeded
by handsome reception In the home Of
Atr. and Mrs. 1sadore Lovensteln, the pa,
rents Of the bride.
8 Wednesday evening at Z o'clock Miss
katherine Genevleve Bowls and Mr.. Roy
Hullihen Williams were welded In Mon
eGilmental Episcopal Church, the Rev. DR..
wi, E. Evans officiating.
Phippen-Page.
Sa& One Of this prettiest of the several we'd
5sbe that of Miss Mary Nvoc6ley Page to
1fr. James Lowndes Phippen. Jr., which
will be celebrated In the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs Susan w. Page, Of
No. 1T Lomhardy,Gstreet.,a at $50 o'clock
# In the evening"
The entire lower floor OF the Page
+ home will be canvased in white and deco.
rated N palms and maidenhaIr ferns.
white tapers in silver and crystal can
&sdelabra making a most artistic finish.
The wedding chorus. from Lohengrin,
Will be rendered by Mr.. Ramos, who will
$ play during the ceremony RUDE nstein's
Thou Art Like Unto q Flower"
The oeermony will be performed In the
trent parlor, the Rsv. Or. w. v. Tudor
and the Rev Dr. w. r. L. Smith. Of
] the Second Baptist Church, standing in
8 THE bow-window against massing of
palms and evergresns.
The bride, who will come In with her
maid of honor. will wear white crepe de
chine, with aecordion-p latings of chiffon
II end white picture hat. Her flowers
he will be a shower OF lilies OF the valley
/ and her jawels pearls,
3# The maid OF honor. Miss Rosnie Evans
.sSs the daughter Of Major William NJ Evans
VIII be gowned In white Louisine silk
snd carry white Japanese chrysanthe.
NUNS. Mrs. Susan ". Page. the brides
3 mother, will be In black peau do sole
III with diamonds,
tE The groom will be attended by his hest
# man. Mr.. Andrew j, Lowndes. OF Cornell
University, and by his groomsmep, Mr..
Robert @. Luoke and Mr.. Joseph H.
sruhbs.
The entire bridal party will I've hand
Tuesday evening after the rehearsal.
n Tuesday evening after the rehearsal
ri The bridal cake will he cut and tho
proverbial ring. siSpence thnble and
= un q a IA.