The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13

On the ttnKlnE tOIalile IN lsSWt
81 And the songs We used 10 slllg
How they told or Joys forever.
What sweet memories they can prlne.
Oh, the slimmer OF the moonlight,
81 And the girl we thought was ours.
s11ow the music takes us back again
no those many pleasant hours.
oh. the tinkle OF the banjoes,
F And the ripple Of me stream
( brain glass to the things that Were--
" no the end OF happy dream.
Barden-Bradley.
h IA healtiful home wedding was cele-
,hrated Yesterday morning II, the nome "
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Sidney Brao !.s
when their daughter, Josepn;he g, M ,.,as
united n marriage TO Mr.. Pau Charies
IA r1cn3 The Rev. DR.. Eggleston, OF the
sThird presbyterian Church, ofticiatinss
81 ma narlor was handsomely decorated
and The wedding march was beautilu,ls
rendered by Miss Christine Do~d!.A me
cousin IL the groom. The bride received
many elegant and beautiful wedding gll's
Mrs. Bardcn Is the lovely daughter "
Ar. and Mrs. Joseph Sidney bf fi.,,
who reside on Twenty-seventh s 'T...s'
Mr. bradley Is a native of Texas. VINO
~ ,nvs M, extended reputation in the
,,oiiticaI world, having been chairman OF
E.ihn national organiza ton cofnmlttee ~ ~
aim rre or the Bryan campaign IN lsV y
liz he connected with insurance interests
here. a.,ao hssre.
MIR ROY b Bradley, publisher OF Inc
Virginia Philatelist and connected wv wv.
Whittet ana shepperson, and MT r, 1olu w.
8. Bradley, well known TOT ms W." sua
among the Young Men bChi 's - ea1'
{ citation members.
s Mr.. fBardcn Is a popular young map
/ and enjoys a large circle Of friends re
I, = n son2 of Mr.. j. wv. Barden, q weli-to.do
tobacco planter and stockman OF Amela'
Qua Mas large agricultural interests III
several sections Of the State.
Tho happy couple were showered with
X con gratulations. and left on tne a1,ooll
train for their country home, Where thest
will spend the summer, returlliis -
,uond In tho fall.
sff.Saa H ayes-Wicks.
Miss Annie cleveland Wicks, the daug y
fer of Mrs. Frances J. NN1cks, .g anu nVcl :.
51,opular young Richmond lady, was mar mar
lied last afternoon in Pine street. zap a.
tist Church, to Mr.. James N. Ia "a. YES, -,
sar,,,y toG Tic Secretary Of the Common
wealth.. The Rev. Dr. J. ~. - L u.soll
Z l1ltya
The attendants were Messrs. q erDert
81. Delaney, ]. r.. Llewelyn. J. g. iatces'
Jr., and Mr.. Cook.
q The n bride wore white peau de cygne.
trimmed in lace, a white lace hat an and q
carried Bride roses. s She was I the 81 re- e
cipient Of many handsome gif
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes will spend their
HONEYMOON at Ocean View. When they
return, Il their home will be at n o. 619
China Street.
White-Buchanan.
ARP. NJ. yesterday, Miss LottieB Ger
z r,1de Buchanan the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John M. Buchanan. of NO. ~
South Laurel street, was ma FRIED ito NJ r
Allen II q. White. OF Norfolk. Va. the
ceremony taking place in Pine street Ba BAL
list Church. which was handsomely deco
rated for the occasion.
Board Makes Appeal.
Il The Board OF Managers Of the Virginia
Home for !ncnrables have found It neees-s
sarys ia secure the services Of a trained
nurse 10 comfortably care for their
invalid patients. To get tho best results
OF her services things are naturally need
cd, which they have not the money TO
buy. so they have decided to appeal to
5their{!frsends for the following articles.
Is Two medicine chests. two tables TO
serve AZ tray rests, an electric heater for
heating water rapidly, a sterllizer and
two small nursery refrigera tors.
& If any of these articles will be donated
they may be sent to the Home. Il the
Home is notified by phone, the things
will be sent for at once.
The a.. P. ". a. Excursion.
It meeting Of the committee which
had charge Of the excr rsion to- Shirley
and Brandon. the reports showed that
quite a good sum had been realized. and
added to the associations Jamestown
fund. tsf 83
Thanks were voted to Mrs. Carter.of
Shirley, and Mrs. Harrison, of Brandon
Tor the generous hospitality, which made
the excursion pQssible, TO the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company for the spe-
cial terms made for the use of the steam
EGr Louise, to Captain Bagwell and tho
s8other officers of the steamer for their
5SlnHhng efforts to do all inftheir power
\ to make the excursionists comfortable.
and to The Times-Dispatch and the News
Il Leader for tho generous way In which
\ Bpace was given for the advance notices.
1t will be pleasant for all who took
!. part In this very delightful affair. to
\ know that the same feeling Of gratifIca-
4 tion which filled all the excursonlsts
!: was also left behind with the hostcsscs.
Il. Personal Mention.
Miss Jennie Golden Johnston. Of North
;, Twelfth Street, after an extended visit
OF two months to Philadelphia. New York
4 and other .places In the North, will re-
q turn to her home the latter part of this
week. much benefited by the trip,
Mrs Charles ". Harwood, Of No ye
East Franklin Street, who has beer
spending the summer at Virginia Beach
with her children, was taken suddenly
4 Ill. and is now at ST. Vncents Hospital
& Norfolk. Va, under treatment OF DR.
Henry l.. Myers, one of Norfolk's noted
specialists. Her many friends hope fol-
her early recovery.
Miss M, Louise Lewis left yesterday
for Oxford. North Carolina, where she
Will join a house party given by Miss
Mr.. Polk Miller, accompanied BY his
wife, left Yesterday for Buckroe Beact
& 10 attend the annual meeting OF the Wiz
ginia Pharmaceutical Association and Il
enjoy the pleasures Of seashore and sal
air for a few days
Mrs. f. r. Parham and Miss Mary Par
j ham, of Murfrecsboro, NJ c., are visltin;
their aunt Mrs. Boisscau, No. Ga3 Norti
e Eighth Street. and will be glad to see thel
friends.