The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-03
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

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When Love Keeps Truce.
ii is d lonely forest dell,
with woven branches liedged about;
Red lilies guard the secret well.
3g35i And blue.eyed violets pcering out,
where Love, his truce with Life to keep,
Doth lie asleep.
No voice OF wind or waterfall
Around his bed OF fiowery moss,
Nor sudden song of birds that call
$ From bough to bough the glade across,
Can stir the silent spell OF sleep
That Love must keep.
III; yet two there arc who may not dare
TO tread those woodland ways again,
i Lost their light footballs wandering there
Should break the truce Of bygone pain.
Lest Love. who sighed himself asleep,
Should wake to weep
acknowledgements.
To-day at noon the nuptlals of Miss
olive p. Guerrant, daughter Of Mr.. ]. 3.
q Guerrant, OF Danville, Va, to Mr. Robert
Brydon, Jr. Of New York city, VIII o., oe
celebrated In Mount Vernon Methodist
Episcopal Church, Danville, the Rev.
& Graham Lambeth, the pastor OF the
Church, performing the ceremony. MISS
Dakatn Guerrnnt will direct the music.
1 and the wedding chorus from Lohengrln
Will make tho professional. The decora,
tions OF tho church will be IN palms anu
ferns.
Z trhe uslers leading the advance of the
bridal party to tho altar will be: Mr.
Henry P. Guerrant, Of Savannah, Ca;
Mr.. Charles Bruce Guerrant. Mr.. Otis
Bradley and Mr.. Ernest Murrie, OF
Miss Lucille Murrie and Miss Lucie
Brydon, sister OF the groom, VIII be
bridesmaids. They will wear white SILK
%snull over green tnffeta, white lace hats
and carry pink carnations ANDY
HIjittle Miss Olive Longest. OF Green's
d s5boro. N. c., q cousin of the BRIDE VIII
make a charming maid of honor. She Will
wear. a pretty frock Of white China SILK.
VA accordion-plaited, and hold IN her hand
basket Of lilies OF the valley.
The bride will come in with her brother
Mr. Earle D.. Guerrant, of Atlanta, Ga.
She will wear a travelling gown OF MODE
6yoile with tocque, and gloves Of the
s same shade. Her flowers will be Bride
roses, fringed witt, nlaidenhalr ferns.
# The groom will be attended by Mr.
q. c. Kent, Of Newport News, as best
man. NIr.-Brydon formerly lived in DAN
vile, but left some years ago to accept
al position with the Newport News Dry
n ock and shipbniding Company. He
was later promoted to the Brooklyn
navy yards, where he is now engaged as
4 a naval architect. He is the son OF Mr..
Il Robert Brydon. OF Danville, clerk of the
City Council n well known druggist. who
was at one time president Of the State
Board of Pharmacy. Thee family have
many connections in Virginia and Mary
land.
Miss Guerrant, who Is q charming and
accomplished young woman, belongs to
5 one Of tho best known Of Virginia FAINT
lies Her popularity and that Of her
s->fance is amply evidenced by a largo NUM-
Der Of handsome wedding gifts that have
been received from friends in Virginia,
North Carolina. Georgia, Maryland and
{ New York.
fter tho wedding, the bridal partytwill
repair to the homo of the bride. where
a luncheon will be served, the bride and
groom afterwards leaving for an eX-
" tended bridal tour. They will reside In
81 New York city after May 10th.
Tuesday evening Miss Guerrnnt gave u
y farewell entertainment to her bridal at.
iendants and the members of Mount
d 1,ernon Church choir She having been
the organist Of that church for the past
three years. This ante-nuptlnl event was
enc Of the social attractions Of the week
= IN Danville. 5
II n White Bane.
ssI Miss AIDA Lillian Rane. daughter OF
IN Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Bane. will be married
u at o'clock Thursday afternoon, to Mr.
1T j. p. White, OF Evansville. N. c., and q
successful clerk Of the Southern Railway
Nh Tho wedding celebration will take place
in the country homo Of the brides pa
rents, near Houston. Va. the Rev. ]. NJ
Luck off1ciating. After May 18th the
young couple will be at home to theil
II friends ut Norfolk, Va.
Roberts-Cross.
Miss Matte Haw Cross and Mr.. George
n Edward Roberts were married in thu
Il home of the brides brother. Mr.. Charlie:
f. Cross of Highland Park, last Wednes
H day evening at 6:ao o'clock, the Rev. Jer'
Witherspoon, of Grace Street Presby
terrain Church. performing the ceremony
The house was beautifully and taste
fully arranged for the wedding, the Who'll
fs. lower floor and stairway being canvaset
in white. Sprays OF white lilac inter
twined with green, festooned the door
n ways and banked the mantels. Shadet
candelabra gave a soft and beautiful
illumination.
Three nieces and a nephew of the Grid
Bessie Cross, Dllen Muscoe Garrett
Emma Lewis Garrett and Charles T
Cross. Jr.-were the ribbon bearers. TIL
little girls wore pretty null frocks an
pink ribbons.
Miss Mary Brander, tho maid Of honor
was attred in white silk. with exqusit
lace trimmings. Her flowers were Brides
8 maid roses.
Little Martha Cross. a charming Made
OF three years, bore the wedding ring o
white satin cushion. The bride entere
with her brother, Mr.. Charles Il. Cross
.the groom awaiting her at the altar wit
his best man. Mr.. James Hoge Tyler
Sha wore a going-away gown Of dar
blue Panama cloth, blue hat, and cal
ried Bride roses The wedding marc
was followed by Hearts and Flowers,
played softly during the ceremony by NJ
Charles Garnet.
After the ceremony, boxes Of weddin