The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
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My Autumn Girl.
warm as the sunshine that hroods Ger
s. the earth.
pure as the l,oar frost at morning; .
81 Martins summer cncoinpassed her
birth
An. is her love for me dawning?
brown of the chestnut's s.lken-lined
burr,
Red Of tho autumn touched crceper;
These are autumnal tintinss of her
Deep In my heart may ] keep her.
strong as; tho west wind from over the
sweet az the ripe grapes they shelter,
cav as tbs laughter of autuinn-fed rlls--
Cod sond The ray that shalt melt her!
MEN as the harvest in love and IN truth.
a Nut-sweet, and wine-warm, and tender
Whether she love me or scorn me, IN
sootl1,
God In his goodness defend her
Marion Anes Taggart
Wright-Wright.
An event OF much interest to many
Richmond people to-day Will be the we'd
ding OF Miss Mayme Butler Wright 10
Mr.. Melville Garland Wright, Of this city.
y the wedding 10 be celebrated at $50 p.
NJ, In ST. Margaret's Chapel Ruther
Glen, Va, by the Rev. J. j. Haley, OF
Seventh Street Christian Church, Rich
mond, Va
Miss Jane Holiday Mccarthy, of this
nf hna
Julian l., Sydnor, OF Purdue University,
Lafayette, Ind, the best man. The we'd
ding will be attended by number OF
Richmond society people.
Glee Club Entertained.
The Northsldo Gcc Club was delight
fully entertained Monday evening last,
by Misses Josie and Mary Booth the en-
tertainment taking tho form of Hal
lowe'en celebration.
The guests appeared as ghosts. Fortune
telling bobbng for apples and various
other tests cngendered fun during the
early evening hours.
Later. participators We're invited into
the dining room. beautifully decorated
with autumn leaves, and hung around
with Jack O'Ianterns. Delicious refresh-
ments were served. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Hazel Jude. Miss Emma
Quarles, Miss Rhona Long, Miss Etna
III Kelly, Miss Daisy and Miss Lucille Gill
lespie, Miss Pearl Burton, Miss Sallie
Woodson. Mrs. Day, Miss Day. Misses
Josie and Mary Booth; Messrs Bernard
and Nornany Jude. MI. Clayton Bow
& man, Mr. George Booth, Mr.. Gay, Mr..
John Holden, MI. Richard Toone, MT.
John Dickerson, Mr., Edgar High, Mr..
George Kelly and Mr. Willie Gillespie.
Tho next meeting of the club will be
held Tuesday evening, November 14th,
with Mrs Emma Quarles. at No. S509
East Clay Street. All members are urged
to attend. as the meeting is to be one
of Importance.
Royer-Hough.
Tuesday afternoon. in the residence OF
the bride, Miss Ethel Wilson Hough. the
daughter OF Mrs NJ L. Hough, and Mr..
John B. Roger were quietly married.
I The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.8J Malcolm Hough. the groom
being attended by Mr.. Robert G. Roger,
of Roanoke.
The ceremony was performed by Bishop
John c. Gsanbery, the cousin of the bride.
~ 3fr Roger is connected with the Nor
folk branch Of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company.
After trip. which will include North
ern elites and Southern winter resorts,
hir and Mrs. Rover will be at home to
folk, Va.
Hancock-Harris.
Miss Emma Harris. daughter OF the
late DR.. II. II Harris and Mr.. James
Henry Hancock, we'll known citizens of
chapel Of Richmond College last night at
O'Clock. the Rev. DR.. w. r. L. Smith.
OF the Second Baptist Church. officiating.
The bride Gowned In white peau de
cygDe, trimmed in lace and pearl applique.
ca me in with her brother. Dr. w A.
Harris of Richmond f-olisss. She vas
attended by her sister, Mrs. r z, Gaines. |
pale gray. er prfrceese and e- sratce. and |
o. pink ci9rysanthemutl1s.
The bridesmaids were: Miss Isabel Har-
ris. Miss Emma Bowl, hiss Pauline
Powers. OF Rjchr~,nd; Miss Mary Harris. |
OF culpeper: 2ifsss su.' Adams and Miss
Mary CheaF%ood, Of Lynchburg; Miss
Edith Hatcher, OF Careby Hail and Miss
Lena RuGsi. Of Powhatari. They were in |
pirk and white: white silk null over pink
pink liberty satin girdles, and bouquets
Of pink ct,rysantehmums.
Mr. Richard Hancock. Of LynehburS
attended his brother as best man. The
4 groomsnen We're: Mr.. J. J. Scott, Mfr. |
G. P. Patterson and Mr. r. $. Williams,
4 Of Lynchburg; DR. ". II Dew, DR.. Raml
ings and Dr. ], r. Hunter. of Richmond
College; Mr.. McIvcr Woody. Of Louiz-
vile. Ky: Mr.. S. H Bib, nf Bedford
Ushers included Mr. II. Fl. Harris, DR..
C. T. Harris, DR.. w. b. Tt1ornhill, Mr..
G.. H. Thornton, Mr.. r. j Hancock. Of
1Tnchburg, and Professor r. Y. Gaines,
OF the collage.
Fitz-Hugll-McCloy.
Miss Ethel McCloy and Mr.. Alvcs Fitz-
Hugh will be married this evening at
O'Clock IN Clay Street Methodist Church.
The bride IS tho daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John A. McCloy. Mr. Ftz-Hugh is
a successful young business man, with
headquarters at Charlotte, n. G.
Annual Meeting.
At the annua! meeting of the Huguenot
Society held Tuesday at noon In the
First Presbyterian Church, the Officers
elected were Mrs T. A, Cary. president;
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