The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-08
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
A Winters Song.

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A Winters Song.
4 Summer sun. summer sun,
Dancing through the rain,
When the winter wears culver
Full of cattails by the river,
~ Every little barb embossed II
With q feather Of the frost
When the days arc dark and dun.
~ Shine on us again!
z summer sun, summer sun. 4
Shining through the rain,
ssvhen the Witch OF Winter hoarS
As spreads her rumor and her story;
When tho song OF birds Is lost
To the white lie Of tho frost
Whom the liiys shrond is spun,
Beam on us again!
Summer sun. summer sun.
t Glmmering through the rain,
When the Angel of the Weary
Folds her wings, and. cold and drcary
Family whispers. "alf Is lost!
Shine moment through the frost;
Show the dropping wings. outcome,
How to- mount again.
--Woman's Home Companion.
Leake-Beirne.
Tho marriage of Miss Lisa Foulko
Beirne, daughter of the late Richard r..
Beirne. to Mr. Jordan Leake, son of
Judge William Josiah jLeake, was cole
i,rated Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock,
in Holy Trinity Church, with tho Rev.
j. j. Grava.. as the cclebrant.
Miss Glare Beirnc and Miss Mary
Beirne. sisters of the bride, We're her at
tendants, and little Miss Nell Wise was
the flower girl. TIC bride was given away
by her, brother. Mr. Richard Be!rne MIR.
Stuart Leake. brother of the groom. was
best man The ushers were Mr. Leigh
Page, Mr. Lilburn Myers, Judge Daniel
Grinnan, Mr.. Gardner Booth Mr.. john
Walker and Mr. Kirkwood Mitchell.
Venable-Schoen.
us Miss jamie schoen, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Schocn, and Mr.. Andrew
sR. venablc, OF Farmville. Va. were mar
$red Wednesday evening. ut the home
OF the brides parents, No. SOS Park Ave-
nue., by the Rev. ]. ]. Gravatt. The
bride wore a beautiful gown OF white
chiffon over taffeta, and carried a. shower
bouquet of lilies of'the valley, Miss Adj
die venable, the maid of honor, wore
white silk null with green girdle. Mr..
Selden Wake was the best man.
After trip North Mr.. and Mrs. Ven
able will be at home 70 their friends, at
no. SIS Park Avenue
Wilkinson-Sutton.
ASprctty. home wedding was that Of
Mics Margaret Sutton, the daughter Of
AR. and Mrs. Frank Taylor Sutton, to
AR. Samuel H. Wilkinson, which was cele-
.brated "Wednesday. Mt 6:30 P. M. bystho
Rev. B. II. Melton. in the home Of the
brides parents. No. 1906 Grove Avenue
Miss Nell sutton sister Of the bride,
was Mr.. Vivian Farra-. Little Miss
Miriam Smith and Master Hunter SUIT
ton held the ribbons. .i y
e On their return from trip to NeWI
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson will make
their future home at No ill9 West Ave-
nue..
Dabney-S Stuart.
Mir. William a. Dabney. of this city, and
Miss Mary Bell Stuart were quietly mar
ried at Beverley the home of MI.
Dabney's sster Mrs. S. a. Wingfeld, on
"Wednesday, November 30th.
MISS Stuart is a Nirginiall by birth, but
has spent most of her life in Maryland.
Recently, however, she has lived IN ART
iona, and came to this State from Aber-
deem. Miss, some months ago. She is
loabney Stuart, OF the Tifty-sSth vi'
Ginia Regiment, who formerly lived in
this city.
Mr.. Dabney is with the Western Union
Telegraph Company here.
Harrison-Jewett.
Miss Mary Bachelor Jewett, of Brook
lyn. N. Y, and Mr.. w. II. Harrison, for
1nerly Of Petersburg, Va, boz now of
NH2r tnft r relic 8.t,,r . 1
Church. Brooklyn. n. Y,
Wednesday, at P N. The church was
decorated with palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride wore an elegant gown !
OF white satin, trimmed with duchess
lace, and carried lilies Of the valley.
Miss Emma West, Of Wilmington. n. c.,
the maid of honor, wore a yellow lace
robe and carried yell4% chrXsanthcmums.
The bridcsmaids,,' Miss Florence Dodd,
OF Bloomfield N, " Miss Helen West
Harrison. sister Of the groom Miss
Emma Nirgiers. Of Brooklyn, n. T., and
Miss Mildred James, of New York city,
Wore white tulle dresses and carried white
Mr.. George West I1ar-
rlson, brother OF the groom. was the best
man. Among the guests from distance
We're Mrs. John Coke, Jr, of this city,
sister OF the groom who wore a white
lace robe over white tancta; Mrs. Will |
liam II. Harrison, mother OF the groom.
in handsome gown or black crepe do
chine, and Mrs. Henry West of Whining
ton, N. c.. In a costume OF white silk with
lace trimmings.
Totty-Heineman.s
The marriage :of Miss LILLIAN Eleanor
lieinecnan and Mr. r. r. 1'otty, OF Peters
burg, was celebrated Tuesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock in the home of the brides
father. on Old Street, Petersburg. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
John Ridout, of this city Miss Annie
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