The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-28
Social and
Personal
The Drifted Storm.

The Drifted Storm.
Below tho town, beyond the .heignts,
Tie wild. dark goblins sweep and glide
with NANTES loose and banners wide,
with flying pumes and lurid lights.
With ptumes and banners ana me oiur
or fIa1nbeaux there on hanntea slo..hu'
rh.v gather IN weird honor, round
\ some phantom heros sepulchre.
And un the sleeping valley comes
mo sound Of troops in cavalcade,
Of wind and horn and cannonade,
Or music rs Of muffled drums.
John Eesnault Elyson.
Mr. Ellyson's Poem. 800,
= Mr. J1llvson, who is at White Milis.
"a ma ily,,o Is we'll known IN Richmond
as a fine short story and magaHshe
vri,,r. published the poem appearing AZ
the head OF this column In inc sa'""''
dav Evening Post, Of December "a.
The illustration Accompanies ~,
verses lends hhem decided force ana
nowcr and adds 10 the impression pro
dnccd by the authors recognized ar7ii's
4 ir imaginative description
Foster---Crockett.
zion Mclhoais' ,,H.t,t,,o 10 !. heollti-
Il Grafton w. Wa when Mr.. !.
Ell 1ui weoel1's ~. y, 40 mar Miss ILL
. he'np -, ~ near Grafton. The
nan ,t,fnllv decorated with
" Christmas cvergrcens and soft, sha ueo
81 ilsh's y inN'' =
NJ pe pea, laiies. - t. +,,a attractive daugh-
.s ne " , i"s' '.,N,,ss II T, crockett was
yer .. ~, go. ..,,aa l., : handsome crca-
+ s,.,s,a,, ci,i,rnn over white
lf. Nv -. ,,.aaair,, veil was caught with
n SIM SIM - (, saa,,s ana she carried e.
oralsc , Dlo. mia, roses and lilies
snomel ~, sha entered the church
= ~, ~, ~ ter maid OF honor, Miss
-. ~ w ,;n ,yas nttircd in cream
~ -, !, r.,od - floral basket. The
n SIN ~ ,,ron,;rr,,, yo,,ng man of old
q 60 lou' =
y p,,,s,, nnI, stanley Wornom
we're ushers. Miss Mary lronmoorng 'el rem
dercd very sWeetiy me Ssa.'. -, 49,
of Mendeissoh.a ~ ny 49,, ~. 10
tered, and Lohe'ist'i ~ i,,,,..,.
during the y i'''1' y 80
81 sively perforneo ~ tlev. - =.
y ehc Pia!ea 'otlN's a5 81.
IS Sonata.
Minter-RO belen.
,o,t;e,, pnddins- took place last
As3+h -, n o,cIonk when Miss Carrie
s8s married IN MI Arthur
~. nIlntor ar washington, Ind
!, ,,sa.5' -. w Conner of 81. James
,,a.,.a,,,.. 1,n,,rnh annotated
',rha asoor.4ions we're in white and
\ ,,ros,, "a mn ,mnroyised altar was erect
ed, over which hung 9 holly Wedding q. bell BE-,
MISS 1ezi,e 1AsieM ".ss
y and MI. Joi1n Lucofa Oh Hull ~, VIZ 49, ~, =,
III Va. was best man: MI. W. !. ~ =,
\ Wilmington, Del; MI. II. y. Nope'cii tliiu
/ Mr.. w. y. Robclen, we're ushers
The bride wore q gown of blue chiffon
velvet with hat and gloves to cores
pond and carried Bride roses Tier maid
Of honor wore white SILK null and carried
naiden-hair ferns.
After the ceremony there was in in
y formal recognition. and later Mr.. and Mrs.
Mintor Ief,l for washington, md. where
,hevSwill make their home.
Hall Clements
1t. ,,,,.r,,,ro ,,a,, ,,o - ,,ostori,a
~ 80 - N,;s, niina >o.Io,,, 49,;
~ 'ne l,ohe " Mss 1Aii,e
~, s'' iAase Icy ,otiee.' m!ic'' ,'nH i-ics
NJ lieinehts, OF laelVer lam NILS was
married 10 Mr' Clllton Is. ldall OF the
n same place.
8 Miss Emma Netherland and Miss Grace
Clements were bridesmaids, and wore
blue cloth gowns
The bride also wore blue with hat and
rlovcs TO match ana carr,ed \ shower
bounuet or Bride rnsos and n,aiann.b.ir
ma Ne ~ ,1aH, 'e r,' ,.o',' tn '9ur, Mr..