The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-24
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4 & wear volt ASIA star upon my breast.
\ A seal upon my brow for aye, and sing
Your love. n song that knows no
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& "a triumph cry that Will not be represscd.
u ii seems to me. the world Is all aflame
with wonder at my joy and, when UT
n My eyes to meet It's steadtast Watchlhs
s swift 3a.
cans Ia my lips the IRE of your dear
{ name.
4 But 30, me in the sanctum OF your soul
close doors Of silence Oh me; go your
way,
Nor speak nor breathe the secret where
! hide;
1nlv5tur1, lienrtwnrd. hour by hour' 10
5i say ,,
you love me--so I shall be satisfied.
Mamie Byrd Turner, of Virginia, IN May
Shart Set. e5
with tho passing Of April the thoughts
OF commencement season. clnss-aaS esie-
" brations and the bcstowal OF degrees pc
Ems "a draw nearer and TO call up VI
e,ons Of happy graduates and troops OF
,rir,;sh forms, clad all in misty white and
waiting in breathless anticipation Tor
names to be called ana Wei-e ilsu iiei'-
5 !. : y
't,phe association of college commence
,nont with the most joyous season OF the
Il ycnt. seems right and fitting. The youth
~ mo heart and the youth of nature, both
radiant with hope and promise, seem IN
entire accord and sympathy, ana az the
world of maturity is glad TO peho enc ~ ti'e
q harmony.
11rhe April cliliness which has con.ln-
,,.d I,1nl,rol;en since Eastertidc began mas
DELAYED out of door entertaining IN the
shnne of garden parties which have APP
noaled to tho artistic instincts OF Rich-
Il mond people and become popular OF iate
n years ,,.,,, o,er
card tables and amusing themselves q.
little dinner parties with bridge whist as
!, III, after thought. The annual national
,vhist congress Is to be held In Baltimore
y dhis spring, and the reputation OF. tho
NJilton Work Whist Club Is to pc sus-
tanned by Mrs Fairfax Montague ana het
sister, Miss Florence. Tyler.
yhourhts of society, the April contingent
4 III hridcs Including in 1904 the names OF
,nnnv ef the most admired and most VIDE
~ known among the Richmond bellies
Miss Guys Wedding "Wednesday
Next.
4 brilliant and fashionable n,ptial event
r)f this week VIII Us Wi1tlG's'S'Hi. "
daysnext. April 9th, In st. Paul's Church,
Il ut & r. M, when the Rev. Dr. Robert
Strange viii nnitein marriage Miss Fanny
Peyton Guy, the daughter of Mrs. Mary
Ransom Guy and the late distinguished
Colonel John Guy. Of Richmond and Mr..
Robert sayers, a member OF the bar OF
GhYytheville. Va. -,
The brides only attendant will be =, her
maid OF honor. Miss Anne Wyatt Guy.
Mr.. Samuel r. Sayers, Jr., of Marion, VA a.,
will be best man and the groomsmen VIII
Include Mr.. Clarence Trlnkle and mr..
William Trinlle. Of Wytheville; Ms John
"a. Guy, OF Richmond; Mr. Guy Davis, OF
Norfolk, and Mr.. Cloyd Kent. OF WINE
VILE
Il will give her away. and a handsome re :
ception In his home, No 5o7 West Frank :
slime street. will follow the ceremony
Out of town guests who will be here
will be-: Mr. and Mrs. Hal Roper and
Miss Hazel Roper of Austinville; Misses
Savers of Max Meadows; Miss Barclay, or
Lexington, Va; Miss Virginia Wise, OF
williamsburg; Mrs. Elon r. Brown, OF
+ 5NVatertown, New York: Miss bessie