The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-10

Shone out on me but yesterday
In radiant warmth: now. swift eclipse,
Has left those windows cold and gray.
All, II 1 could but look behind
The still dark barrier OF that night.
And aforementioned, unwtfTering-find
That lie and love were all alight!
Charles Buxton Going. in June Munsey.
Goad-McNutt.
On June the eth. at one O'Clock, Hay
wood" the home OF Mr.. William sterrett,
near the Rockbridge Baths, was the scene
OF lovely wedding. Miss Frances
Brown MacNutt was married to Mr..
Robert Leslie Goad, of Norton, va.
Miss MacNutt, the handsome and charm
ing niece OF Mr.. William Sterrett, is de-
servedly the most popular young lady ut
the Baths The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Henry Miller, of Bethes-
da Church, and was witnessed by many
friends and relatives of the bride. the
wedding was unique in Its beauty on
the lawn, under the beautiful ola trees.
and the bridal procession winding III ana
out among the trees over the lawn MADE
a charming picture. The wedding mhreh
was skilfully rendered by Mrs. Gibson
and Miss Mary Gibson.
The brides ornaments were pearls, and
med with lilies of tho valley. Miss Bet
tic Morrison, Of Rockbridge Baths, was
maid Of honor and carried pink roses.
Mr.. John Bratton, Of Covington Va, was
best man.
Tho bridesmaids, who were gowned IN
white organdy and carried white carna-
tons, were Miss Eliza Hutchinson, MISS
Bessie Adams, Miss Sue McCorkle ana
Miss Evelyn Davis Tho groomsmeN- were
Mr.. Samuel Dunlap, Mr.. Hugh wade Dr
j6I1. r.. Morrison and Mr.. Baxter McCorkle
Miss Amelia Sterrett Miss Mary Terry,
Miss Iallie Hutoheson, Miss Bette Ster-
rett, Miss Lula McCorkle and MISS Re-
beccn Sterrctt, the little friends or lne
bride, held the ribbons.
An elegant lunch was served IN the
dining room, which was decoHlteo IN
ferns and roses The bride received many
handsome and useful presents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Goad left on the evening train Tor
Norton, which Will be their home
Mrs. Royal Entertains.
Mrs, William L. Royal, Of No. Sl2
Park Avenue, will entertain at @ dance
and lawn party Wednesday evening, June
.sl4th, in honor Of her daughter. MISS anne ,,,
Keith Royal, tand two of Miss Royals
oharminp Young friends, Miss Harriet
# James. Of Danville, and Miss Lulu An
4 rim. Of Charlottesville, Va, who are her
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guests at present.
z Wedding Announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith, Of
4 sRedford City, va, announce the APP
preaching marriage Of their daughter.
ethel Bell. to DR.. George shcppe Of
warrenton, Va.
The wedding will be pretty home
affair, with only the immediate reia'
tiyes Of the family present. The ceie-
bration will be at noon on Wednesday,
June nst, with the Rev. Dallas Tucker,
Of st. Johns Episcopal Church, as cele-
brant.
Medal for Kindness.
The gold medal, given by Mrs. w. $
Murray to the kindest child In the Ml-
4 sonic Home of Virginia. was won by
Adelina Tapp, of Norfolk, and presented
by Major a. r. Courtney.
Decentralization.
A wedding OF interest to Vrginians
took place Thursday in the home OF the
bride, No. 1901 Madison Avenue, Balti-
more, when Miss Emerald Alvin Chris
tian, daughter Of Mrs. Christian and the
late DR.. John Hunt Christian. was nlur-
ried to Mr.. Myron Edison Brstow. Com
monwealth's Attorney for Gloucester
county, Va
The drawing room of the Christian
home, where the ceremony was per-
formed, was prettily decorated with
palms and pink peonies. Tho bride walk
cd to the altar with her brother. Mt
Charles NJ. Christian. of New York, who
gave her in marriage. She was gowned
in white silk net over silk. worn with
tulle veil, and carried a. white prayer
book with pendant sprays Of lilies Of the
Ii valley. Miss NargrFet Vance Simpson,
! her maid of honor wtds in pink and held
cluster of pink roses.
Mr.. Upshur Wilson. of Charles City,
Z Va, was best man, other attendants be-
\ ing Messrs. Charles NJ. and John Hunt
y Christian.
A wedding breakfast was served after
the service for the immediate friends of
J the contracting parties. Among those
present were Mrs John Hunt Christian,
II Mrs. William Wilson. Mrs. Charles NJ.
n Christian. Mrs George e. Hardy. Misses
II Gertrude and Stella Cassard. Miss Ethel
II Corr, of Gloucester county, Va; Misses
Mary Hunt and Martha Emerald Chris.
u. ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Bristow, after hon.
y cy,noon spent in Norfolk. at Virginia
Beach and Old Point, will make their
n home In Gloucester county.
Canter-McLeod.
Tho Lynchburg Advance of yesterday
contained the following account of
: wedding, In which Richmond people ar,
interested. The Advance says:
At noon to-day quiet wedding tool
place at No. l0U Federal Street tn
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Win
free, when thor nirce, Miss 'Nornr
Mcleod, Of Stephens City. was unite
in marriage to Mr., j. Harvey Cantci
4 leading merchant of Canterbury, Va
tthe officiating minister being Rev. ErHes
Stevens, pastor of Memorial Methods
Church. On account of illness in tn
family only relatives were present, Tn
parlor in which the ceremony took plnc
was prettiiy decorated in green and whit
and appropriate selections were rendcre
by Mrs. Walter b. Ryan, who presided a
the piano,
Mr. M!llard Can,er. brother of tn
groom. was best man. Tho maid Of hone
was Miss Willie Virginia Chlpley, {
& Stephens City. who was becomlngy al
tired in white chiffon and carried
shower bouquet of sweet peas.
ST The bride was gowned in white sill
b null over white taffeta. trimmed wit
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