The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-30
Social and
Personal
At the Loom.

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At the Loom.
A weaver culls will, patient care
From mingled threads; winged with a
prayer
The shuttle flies. The pattern fair
cuisines the Tyran dyes or old,
For faith has touched LIES gray to gold
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with 4ireiess hand his love has wrought
web of fairest texture; fransht
with beauty of the Masters thought.
robe of peace divinelS sweet
Falls DER his rest; while far more fleet
Than summer clouds, his days shall DRIFT
From out carths dark, TO where the rltt.
Lets In the glory from the throne
The Fathers smile to light him home.
Mrs. Irene Cookies Gift.
Tho ylce-reccnt for the Arkansas room
ut the Confederate Museum, Mrs. Decatur
Axtell has received as a gift the nag
borne during the Civil War BY the First
Arkansas. Regiment.
This flag was presented by the Confed-
crate veterans of the Newport, Arkansas.
Camp, to Mrs. Irene Pagan Cookie. OF
Nashville Tenn, daughter Of the late
NTajor.Gencral James A. Pagan. Of the
Confederate states of America. ana
..tIauchtcr,' also of the First Regiment,
so baptized and adopted in Virginia dur
Ing the year 1861 =,
Mrs. Cookie sends this priceless me
mer1to. in order that 1t may be preserved
TO tho future Battle Abbey where she
bespeaks for it a place IN the HAL or
Fame" Just such souvenirs as this,
which Mrs. Axtcll has received with en-
thusiastlc appreciation, will make the
BATTLE Abbey, when 1T Is built. shrine
towards whitehall footsteps will be turned
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Pretty Convention Badge.
A pretty convention badge, with the
& State coat of arms and the name Virginia
embossed in silver on blue satin ground,
has been gotten out by the Ly7lchhurg
CHAPTER, Daughters of the ConfederacS'
for the approaching convention IN st.
Louis. They cost only ten cents ana
may be gotten from Mrs n. " Randolph,
at No. Gil East Franklin Street.
IA Mrs. Randolph will leave Saturday Tor
ST. Louis. and will be the guest of friends
IN that city while attending the meeting
ne the Davis Monument Association ana
the convention Of the United Daughters
Of tho Confcderacy next week. Az the
Daughters headquarters, the Hamilton
Hotel, will be n Virginia party, ihc. ,
Ing Mrs Nice ullough, Of Staunton; Mrs.
Edgar D. Taylor, Mrs. 3D. a.. Blenner,
Mrs. Robert Vawter and Miss Minnie
Baughman, all Of Richmond
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. George w. Wilson. of Norfolk.
Va, announces the engagement Of her
4 1aughter Margaret, to Lieutenant Rich
nrd Spencer Douglas Of the United States
navy. The marriage will be celebrated
November yin, ~ q. i-''N' ? 80
folk.
Masters-Heffron.
'5il OF interest to Richmond people was the
wedding on "Wednesday cvcn'nH last o.
Miss Mamie +. Heffron and Mr.. E!don i.
& Masters, formerly ofsHnrr.sohnurE,f y. "
but more rec.ntlE'an employe OF ING NV
port News shipyard. H.,
The wedding was celeprnted IN ne
nome !, OF pf.on i. Scws
Mrs. -. idellro. =, ~.
MISS Itc'i '',S ~, -,
y, -, a,.u ~ M Enthor
We're .i'e ..ae'II"' n. psy IA tv,e,
- ~ cornr,onv ana the
,,r,ds -, Nv j !. ani crcd - thc Wedding chorus
from Lohensrn. played by Miss Alice
Abbott
Among the wedding guests were MISS
4 Annie Turney, Of Rlchmond' me p OF IVY .
cousin. and Mrs Ellen Boitoh, tcr ' tuh''
also OF this city.
RandOlpn-kclly.
The New York Herald has .h1 faI,"-
ing mention Of tho mention = ~ Tan.
holphs marriage, .1ah,ng ol'tcr ~ ,,,.,ls
last me announcement . ~ y. -. .''~ ~
inent was maze maze mere s'oi'ie - y :. ~
is y crald says. ~.
MISS &Livonnca &c IA : orest Ne'i$
ter OF MI ana MIS-. i,or'er -.
No. 4Sc West one liunareu ana nsh'ssa,n
Street, and Mr' wilton .hanaolIi W.. ~
T'arra9a cnthol ha' Church Of St. Vincent
do Paul. in West Twenty-fourth Street.
II, was yery simple wedding, and immc-
Il diatcIv after the ceremony Mr. md Mrs.
Bandolnh. tho latter In a travelling cos
t,,me Of light tan crepe de chine, with
nat ia correspond, left on their wedding
trin. on thel7lrcfurn.thcy will make their
,,ome IN MN York.