The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-30
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AftergloW.
"yyessward the sun beyond the tumoled
vaics
4 Sank slowly; and in sinking sa'n ne
4b there !,
i niyriad OF shadows ,ecked with winds
4 Ana webs OF tapping ripples; and so
dropped
\ sheer OH OF sight, below the wooded tops
\ which crowned tho western slopes, ana
left behind a..
Swart silence on the ramperts 81 e'e
I'll hills.
.syet ere star had signaled from the
north,
Arains, the dark horizon upward grew.
Ana s,,read and blossomed as IN opening
rose,
A., ivory CLEAN Of rarest after9low.
Thn, bloonled between the noonrlse ana
ss the dusk.
..Marvel It was and strangely beautiful
And rhostly iii its phosphorescent calm.
AS though the lights OF some long.our'ea
world
Had turned with the turning earth and
flung their sheen.
Pale a s dead lilies-waxen-pale ana wan
& 5Athwart the glimmering portals OF the
night"
Latimer-Mayo.
In historic st. Pauls Church at
{ p. NJ, November 10Th, the wedding OF
Miss Anne Wise Mayo. the daughter OF
the late William Darlington Mayo and
( Mrs. Mayo, to Mr.. James Brandt Lati-
mer, OF Chicago. was celebrated. the ~
Rev. Robert A. Gibson being the ceie-
brant.
a .rh,. church aisles and chancc were
canvased h white. The altar and chance!
were beautifully decorated by Mosmllier
with asparagus fern, smlaX and white
chrysanthemums against q BACKGROUND CT
svery green palm frouds. Tall altar can
n tlesticks rose from mass Of 1ea'iieIS
fern and white blossoms, and the seats
In the body Of the church were marked
Off with white satin ribbon and clrryshn-
them,ns Professor Reinhardt rendered
the wedding marches Mt the entrance and
7. exit Of the bridal party.
The maid OF honor WIS Miss Nina RUS
sell Sefridge, daughter Of Commander
selfridec, of the United States navy. MISS
Lima Livingston Mayo, Miss Douglas
Wise, Miss Alice Games, Of Boston. and
Miss Margaret Chopper Watkins were the
~ bridesmaids. The groom was attended by
n Mr. Wallace La timer Ball, of Baltimore,
& as best man, and by Mr.. George W. Mayo,
MIR George Fitzgerald Mr.. Madison $.
Y Pendleton and Dr. Lawrence r. Price
Miss Sarah Sergeant Oppenhelmer and
I Miss Ethel Aston Cabell were two da inty
little flower maids, in white silk null and
white liberty satin sashes. They bore IN
their hands green moss, baskets heaped
3 with pale pink roses and buds.
Tho bride walked to the altar with her
y brotller-in-law. Dr.,sW. T. Gppenheimer,
\ by whom she was given away. She was
tk1i--t col y1A
Il satin made in Directotre fashion, and
trimmed in point lace and wreathings Of
4 white narcissi done in hand embroidery.
4 Her veil was held by diamond sun
II burst, n bridal gift from Mr.. Latimer.
y She carried a shower Of lilies Of the val-
II ley,
@ The toilets worn by the maid of honor
VI and the bridesmaids were especially pref
b ty.a Miss Selfridge was in pale pink chit
fon over pink crepe de chine, the chiffon
U being SHRED and having skirt panels
and corsage yoke Of pink lace A bou-s
Duct Of pink roses tied with pink gauze,
made q most harmonious and fragrant
finish in color. Tho fair group Of maids
were very smart in white chiffon cloth
q over pink ia ffeta, appiqued with white
lace and having the full waists, held
with white liberty satin glrdles. They
carried sheaves of Imperial white chrys-
anthenlums.
Mrs William c. Mayo. the mother of
the bride. wore an elegant gray broad
cloth trimmed In heavy gray lace and
chiffon. Her flowers were violets. Mrs.
w. Il. Oppenhelmer was in white chifs
ZION cloth, garnitured In chiffon and lace.
Mrs St. Julian Oppenhelmer was also in
white, her gown being of panne crepe
I'd Q chine. .{ I ~
# a reception i'm the home Of the bride.
NO. Jos North Ninth Street. followed
the ceremony, and was largely attended,
the wedding being one of the most fash.
ionable of the year in Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Latmer left later In the even
ing for New York from which point they
Will sail, December lst, by the Republic.
to spend their honeymoon in Southern
Europe. They will. BEAT '"rhe Winde-
mere" Chicago when they return.
a profusion of wedding gifts, elegant
and costly in the extreme, evidenced the
pleasant remembrance In which the bride
and groom, both representatives OF ola
y and famous Southern families, are held
II by their large circle of relatives and
friends.
Some of the Guests.
Among those invited to the reception
< were: Mr.. Stanhope Boiling Misses Boy
kim, DR.. Baskerville Brdgeforth, Miss
& Lucy Clair Atkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Ballew. Mr.. and Mrs.aJ Aston Cabell.
u MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Cameron, Mrs.
& Herbert A. Claiborne, Mr.. Saunders Hob
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w Hazard
Mrs. Dora Dickens, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
r, Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. James II. Drake,
DR. and Mrs. John Dunn, Mrs. Fitlhugh
Mayo, Miss Mary Fulton. Mrs. Saliie