The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-22
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Summer sings, at the doorl oh. it's UP
6E sg t,iy hart and away MIX
From this empty house OF love win us
dust o. yesterday.
Abroad is d glad, wild wind and riot OK
i blossofning M
And the room where we SIT Is dull d
cherries and sunless thing:
S Nov throw we the easement wide and
hear and heed and obey. s
\. s.ife is loud on the hills and the harlequin
blooms are gay. IN.
Let us out from this shrouded place as
long Gagged birds may wing;
The winter hath known our tears but
now. IN the steps Of epiins,
Summer sings at the door.
For nourner of love no more. but lover OF
life 4 stay.
Till the red blood fails to leap and JOY
is thing gone gray.
come from haunted house-my grief
to your winds fling;
Oh, earth of the mother-heart be good
to the soul I bring q,
y Il
In her roundelay-
Summer sings at the door.
Summer sings at the door to the ac-
compartment of wedding bells, and the
sun shines to-day for many Richmond
and Virginia brides. ss.
Miss Louise Bryon Hart and Mr.. Arthur
Hastings Taylor will be married at
O'Clock this evening. in West View Bap.
list Church, the pastor, the Rev. DR.,
1. NJ. Mercer, officiating.
The wedding celebration Of Miss Edith
Vernon Palmer, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Vernon Palmer, OF No.
PIG South Pine Street and Mr.. Edward
Miller Taylor, the son of Mayor r, NJ. Z,
Taylor. will take place at F. NJ to-
day in ST, Andrews Episcopal Church.
Miss Alma Lipsconb and Mr. James
Richardson will be welded In the home
Of the brides brother on Governor
Street, at S o'clock this morning.
Miss Julia Walton Wingfeld and Dr.
Robert Park Griffith will be married to-
day In the home of the brides parents.
No. 81 North Seventh Street.
Kol1ler-Bromrn.
The Rev. w. D. Klrschmann. OF VIII
Transport. Pa, the brother-ln-law of the
bride. officiated at the nuptials Of Miss
tAuSuSLa II. .bIOIllIll " Si"A -
Kohler, two we'll known and popular
members Of Richmond society, who were
married quietly last evening in the home
\ OF the BRIDES father, Mr.. Louis Bromm,
I of No sic East Marshall Street.
handsome reception for relatives and
Intimate friends followed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Kohler left for
IA Northrn wedding trip. $s
To Cooperate With A. P. ". A.
III Mrs. Fairbanks president-genera OF
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, In accordance with resolution
offered by the Commonwealth Chapter
oil this city, and passed at the last Ma
tional Congress. has appointed commit
eato recommend to the society how 1t
may most usefully cooperate with the
for the Preservation of Viz
gfnia Antiquities in Its care ofJamestoWn
and aid the Jamestown Exposition Com
pany.
This committee includes Mrs, BENJAMIN
Purcell regent OF the Commonwealth
Chapter, chalrnan; Mrs. Lucy Bailey
H eneberger, vice. president-general OF the
IDaughters OF the Revolution from Vtr-
ginia. Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard.
Mrs. Thomas E, Lyons, OF: Charlottesville.
4 Va. and Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page OF
Norfolk
Beautiful Virginia Girl.
X Hon. Joseph i. Barham, Of southamp-
3 ton. member OF the Constitutional Con-
vention and president Of the Meherrin
Valley Bank, had with him at Old Point
his charming daughter, Miss Lulie Lang
horne Bar.ham, who was the recipient Of
much social attention. She was enter
tanned on board the Minneapolis by Ad-
miral and Mrs. Wise. of the navy She
is one of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive young women in Virginia.
Kenly-Brown.
Mrs. Annie E. Brown, of this city. an
Miss Minnie nj. Brown. to Mr.. Daniel
Brison Kenly. we'll known young bust
ness man of Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed June Sd
by the Rev. J. *. Snyder, of Baltimore.
at his residence. the bride and groom
being attended by Miss. Bessie Fisher and
Mr., Charles R. Befhichi, ,both of Rich
mond. as maid of honor and best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenly will reside In Bal
1Imore.
Shirley-Brandon Excursion.
The Executive Committee OF the A. p.
Y. a. excursion to Shirley and Brandon,
at their meeting on Monday, decided,
happily for all concerned. to arrange
with the Ia dies from the Church OF the I
Covenant in regard to refreshments to
be furnished eXcursonists. Arrange
ments were also made for an adequate |
number of seats, an abundant supply of
ice water and forsa check room on board
the boat where wraps and packages
may be safely cared for.
AS the time for the excursion APP
rroaches, the desire to visit these lovely
colonial homes with their beautiful gar
dens. shady groves and beautiful and
picturesque Interiors Grows more gene
raj.
AS Is known. there have been but few
opportunities in the past for the public
to see Shirley and Brandon, and 1t is like
" these Will be even less frequent in
future. AS the year 1907 grows nearer
there Will be more to see at Jamestown,
and an increasing interest in It,
There is already strong feeling that
the regular excursion OF the A. p. V. A.