The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-27
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III Tho hpme ot the bride, coax Lawn
Boydton, Va, the wedding OF Mrs. Alice
Marrow Finch, the daughter OF the late
!. Drewry s. Marrow, of Union Level, Meck-
4 IenburE county, and Mr.. Edward Cham
beers Gooee. the son OF Colonel Thomas
IA r.. Goode, of Boydton. will be Quietly ceie-
DRAFTED al 10 a. Nj to-day, the Rev. Il y.
Edwards OF the Methodist Episcopal
+ Church. being the celebrant.
Only the Immediate families OF the
bride and groom will witness the cere-
Il fr1oriy The bride. who Is one of the hand
soonest women In the State, VIII be
gowned In pale gray crepe de chine,
white lace hat, trimmed in roaes and
II will carry n bouquet Of white orchius.
a She will be given in marriage by her
brother, Or. DreWry Hunter Marrow
Tho spacious parlors will be decorated
n In pink roses and White carnations.
b against a background Of palms and ferns.
n Congratulations and the cutting OF the
brides loaf will occupy the short inter-
val between the marriage ans the de-
III parture 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Goode to spenl
I their honeymoon at the Grccnbrier White
Il Sulphur Springs.
Il, returning home about the first of
VI Eoptember, the bride and groom VIII stop
for a few days in Richmond, as their
many friends here Will be pleased &c
d know. The wide popularity of the con
u tracting parties and their prominence III
Il social nosition renders this one of the
81 most interesting OF midsummer nuptial
events.
5s5,la Attended Wedding.
& Mrs.. w. Il. Robins left yesterday to at
TEND the wedding OF Miss EIetty Catlett
& Tones TO Mr. John Lewis Bouldin, which
took place at I o'clock last evening, IN
st Paul's Episcopal Church, Newport
\ News.
! S Mrs. Bouldfn is the daughter OF Mr.
Marquis Jones, formerly of Gloucester
N county, and the granddaughter of Hon.
#3 ,eTohn w. C. Catlett Of Timber Neck. one
OF the most famous of old Gloucester
county homes. The young couple have
a2 many relatives IN Richmond, where they
ls9 ire both Well and most favorablS known
@ ,To-day's Richmond Weddings.
Miss Lorena knight Atlee and Mr.. Karl
Hubbard Cornwall will be married at 3
III q clock this afternoon in the home Of the
brides parents MIR. and Mrs. Jacob
y Etrickler Atlee, of Wakefield" Henrlco
II county. a
55l5 Mr.. Cornwall is the son Of the late
George D. Cornwall, of Oil City. Pa, and
VI the owner Of Wilton-on-the-James, where
the young couple will make their hon!c
Il after they are back from their wedding
"a -FOUR.
si The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Sydnor
i to DR.. Arthur; Jordan will take place at
rs 8 5o' clock this evening in the home OF the
IS BRIDES mother, Mrs Thomas w. Sydnor.
spf the West End. .s
Mrs. Ruffin's Book.
}! The Boston Pilot has the following
H complimentary. mention OF a book re-
Il Gently given 10 the public from the pen OF
q Southern woman. In regard to the
4 author. the Pilot says:
I Mrs. Ruf1in. the author of The North
Etar.. is native OF Mobile. She Is
Eoutherner of Southerners- But, when
!. this true poet and daughter of the South
land enters the nore!ists' field. she turns
Il etran geiys enough TO the far North. to the
Land OF the Midnight Sun. for her hero
and back ground. CARLYLE and Longfellow
have given US Suggestions Of King Olaf
TryE eressen. 1t has been left To Mrs.
i Rusan 10 bring him before US in the full |
ness of his manly beauty, t-oundisss coul-
s sEe and Simple faith and honor. NH
TIE zts.y55,5..s tol: w.tn Tire and force
,E1s csssr11sE.Scr.s are vivid, hut always
I Srsss ire ly-sls o., saxzs reveal the poet
-ssg. INTO The -lovsltsi. Altogether
q ii. Is z 5s-slg anst sssocessfu! venture IN (,
lsF Fed and ersy reader o. The North |
{ Eza WE hope for another novel srori !
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