The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-31
rfrr y 1901
SOCIAL AND
personal.
Estr;,a,Ingeds

Estranged.
90 near she sswao when we two passed
~ ~ to-day X 8 A ssa ft} n lSkj Esi
Upon the street, I might have touched
8 a$# hor dress, VA & v VI En- VI NH a Hi III a Il Il, \
Az she swept BY mo In the hurried prcss
f,people passing on tho public way.
50 near i might Sliavo whispered softly,
3fisB "a. s hy,,, "a 7 n n
And have been heard but 1, who could
Bt1iiA chress fis 3fB & i Il E & X W. &
Her once uhcl,ided-slnco With tenderness
sho loved me then dared ,iot this
NJ 81 morn to lny 81 " t55tE II III
Upon her gown dared not to speak the 4
That treinbled on my lips tho little while
y looked on Her. yet, oh, my heart, a.
She hurried by was that a sigh heard
And wh ~ have her sweet eyes lost tholrs 1
glad smile z & :s
& A'targaret ~. Richard IN January LIP
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~ The Amherst Progress Of Thursday has
the following account Of the marriage OF \
Miss lines Randolphjto Mr.. Percy Harris
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harris will return from
Rad fore, Il where they are spending the
parents. THEY wilt remain here until
the close OF the Medical College Of vir.
gIniu, next May The Progress says s
N Considerable 81 surprise was manifested
here on Friday morning last when It was
announced 4 that 3 Mr.. Percy Harris, res
Gently Of this vi 1age, and now a member
of the graduating class OF he M dicals
College OF lrginia,8 " as ma led on Sep
TENDER 10Th last, at Pelham, q N 81 c., to
NSt,, aoo Il tu1tf t4r,fA
Mrs. #Peyton Randolph. OF this place It 4
seems that the two young people went TIL
Pelham on Z he day named, we're Quietly
married, and then separated, Mr.. Harris
returning at once to tho med cal COLLEGE,
where he expects to take HIS diploma In
May next. and his bride passing on to-
Dodson, Maryland where she had IN
engagement to teach school. They were
to retain the secret Of the marriage for
for the Christ1nas holidays. An ann ounce.
5rnent that the young folks were to n be Y
married In the not distant future would
have created little or no SURPRISE as NJ vs.
Harris had been very attentive to Miss
Randolph Tor several years past. q S3s "
$.The young bridegroom dc the son Of
Mr.. Fred. J. Il Harris, late 8of this place
but nov Of Rad ford, where he Is cashier
OF the Radford Trust Cornpany. N The
Randolph. formerly OF Virginia and { OF
washington who was a ron1nert man
In railway circles. She $ls a niece OF the
late MAJ Tor Times Randolph, formerly Of
Richmond and Baltimore, who was we'll
known IA al, ed tor and n poet and was
especially noted for his genia wi and !
5humor.t Mrs. Harris graduated iin& Jun'I
last at Randolptl- Macon Woman's College,
Lynchburg, where she was ed itress s Of
,to1
Hickers dickerson.
4; The marriage Of mfr. WI lillian T. II lck-.B
erson, Of Wa hing ton .. C.yy to MI Flor
EN- &c Estlle Hickerson was celebrate ut
the home OF the BRIDES other, Mrs
SOPHIA Hickerson,9 stras burg, ~ v a.i,jS$ on
December ri /. The drawing rooms were
5tastefully38 decorated ~ in lever and !
cut flowers and $nunler ous han some pres
ents Hattcsted. the popularity OF the con-
tracing part les. S
MI. IIa ckerson formerly resided In Rich
3n,ond, but for the past five years has been
manager Of the Fruit p tchF Company.
Washingt on, Q. G. II
n Mr.. and IRIS. Eli ckerson will be at home
after January 10th, In b No. 913 I Street,
N. sh'ngton, ,, G. SJ35 S
# #l,$3sS5 Hall Dyke. 35
5S "A beautiful ding was sOlemnized at
10 o'clock yesterday n Glebe Landing
EBaptist Church, Essex county Va. the
contracting parties being Mr.. Franklin
IS. Hall, the popular Ianevlew merchant.
and Miss r. Evelyn Dyke. I he attractive
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. DYKE.
The bride entered with her cousin, NJ r.
John II Az Cotton, who gave her avn she 4
was met at the altar by the room and
his best man y Or. Leo; Carl ton. III
Ii Immediate " ding the bride cQ me
T2arf n
/ 90 wncd in white and carrying carnations.
s.rhe bride was becoming " attired ina
brown cloth going away gown and carried Leg
= '!r ,f E,,sl,ers we're Messrs Nv. D, Evans,
Robert Gray billiard, Sidney NeWbt,lll,B
Kerr D. Newbill and Larkin Andc rson:
i,rhe ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. r, w. Kerfoot pastor Of ne churc ~
\ 4 Immediately after the N CEREMONY Mr.
ana y Mrs. Hall (, took the steamer FOR az
ftrin "a Northern ties, They WIN be at 4
home at I.aneyiew, Va. afterE January3
list. 53 AZ NJ. ss "
Watts: ~ right.
b Al marriage Of interest TO d Fret . der p
county and Winchester society, 70 k XII
place at the home N OF the bride 9 aunt
Mrs. M. IT. Bragg, OF Middleton n,.ssVa.,
was that of Mary Sidney Ethel fright
~ Mr. Al. r. Watso NJ, formerly Of Lou
$dounG county but at present su ocessfully
engaged in electrical business at Wash
aington. D. 6. 81 Dbl ". sis,
The bride is mentioned In the 2Wlnches-
ter News as being ono OF the most beall-
stiful8and accomplished young women IN.
The Valley Of Virginia. She Is the daugl--
ter Of Mrs. Maud Wright. and the grand
daughter OF John and Sarah Kercheyal
wright, Like her daughter Mrs Maud
wright in her. girlhood, was 2 lovely and
popular belle. N Il, !,
IS Mr. and Mrs Watson will spend their
honeymoon In the South, and afterWard
return to live In Washingt ton. D,5$ g.
5 The SIWav ia the Heart,