The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-09

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4 yritbo,it a comfort by its side; Vi y n
Y ,l,I,a sur, may sleep II, his sen BED, s
T,,it You have starlight overhead. 81,
,1,rust not I'd Joxl the rose Of Jun '1fl e. si
When opened wide, Will withef3 soo on 5s
Italian days without twill {. !, i, Il
yylli turn them suddenly TO night.
.1oyt most chanEefnl Of MI thin S., II III
Islfts a way On rainbow wings II "A
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And when they look gaSest, know \.
! 3 10 4, a %t e, B. Browning.
Myers Gordon.
GA THE wedding OF Miss Annie Pen sl
Gordon. the daughter Of Mr.. ana MIS-.
John Walton Gordon. to Mr.. CASTOR alL NY
4 Myers, OF NvilmnEton' n !, -. vas vas iIaiy
U hratei February Sth. at Z. M IN t 40
+ ,,,.inity Church. the Rev. Or. j. j. Gra-
vat, tcing the celehrnnt. I
83 Decorations were in palms, White roses
ana white candles in altar candlestlcks'
81 Mr.. Herbert Philips directed the MUSIC, e
All the Gordon home, NO S26 West 7 l M :,
lin Street, where reception was new !,
Z after the ceremony. only Tor tne p.' W.
" party and a few intimate friends OF t IN
Il hrile Thslow's orchestra rendered a
& beautiful selection OF appropriate airs
VI .rha bride came in with her fatl1er'
4 Who gave her IN marriage She was
f,owned in white Messallne, trimmed VIII
Z rose point lace. Her Jewels were penI.s
and She carried a shower OF lines OF Ing :
valley The groom advanced tro.l1 ~
& s,,estrv8 room to the altar with his hrothef
5E M THOMAS Aryers, who was his best
IMAM. s 81 .
8- Miss Rebecca Daingerfled Gordon was
\ 1,er sisters maid of honor. She wore
/ white liberty silk. Her flowers were YER :
white roses. Miss Louise A.. A An si - !.
New York NJ Miss Elizabeth Martin 81.
4 Norfolk; Miss Name Clark, o. N NOT
C,arolina Miss Carrie Myers, the sister t', =
St 81 the groom: Miss Nellie y Gordon. 81
Richmond, sister Of the bride; Miss Rosa
Vie sim fer, OF Richmond: Miss MarEaret
Is S4rudwi ck. RI Of North Carolina and MISS
F .Tanie BOYD Nicely, OF Portsmouth. va,
we're tic bridesmaids. They made an ex-
tremely pretty group IN charming toilets lets
Of light bluc sun-plaited SILK, 1i NJ, y
& u II, white chiffon and pink roses fIhelr
& bouuuets were OF In France roses.
Mrs. Gordon the BRIDES mother. wore
&5 lila ok chiffon CLOTH Mrs. George Fender,
u or Norfolk, Va, a relative of the BRIDE
ATTENDED the ceremony at the church
md tile receptions
Ciroonsn1en Included NIT Garnet rabi,,
n Mr.. n. Francis Green and Mr.. selden
III Wake. OF Richmond: the Rev. Alfred
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De Rosset and Mr.. Mcintosh, OF North
3 Carolina, and Mr.. Garner Wood d en-
mead. of Baltimore. a
h Mr.. and Mrs. Myers left last evening for
4 q Southern bridal tour They will MAX 9
X their future home In Wilmington. NJ e.
Many friends In Richmond extend hearty
Ell concentrations and best wishes for q
bright and happy future, Mrs. Myers
having won for herself, by hen lovely per-
sonality, an ienviable posi- ton.'n the cs-,
tcen and respect OF Richmond society.
Committee to Meet.
;Ft3,rhe social committee, Richmond Chap
* ar. Daughters of the Confederacy, mem
y hers 4of thel chapter and MI interested IN
%ji y work, are called to attend "a meeting,
to DC held this forenoon AZ o clock, IN
Tic home OF the committee chairman,
No. Jos East Grace Street. ~ prompt
n and full attendance Is arnestly desired ,fe
%8will give a st. Valentines tea ati.Iec
"a cam Hall on Monday. February 18TH,
from q to Is 5P.g M. st. Valentine Will be
n present and give to each cf1d free
valentine. He will also have valent tines Line $
flor sale Refreshments VIII be served
free. III 55s s5#.
There: will be many attractions for the
young people. among which we may. men !, !.
lion a fishing pond. Homemade candy
FOR sale-st. Valentines heart to be
pierced by the arrow OF Love.
iSTha child who makes the best shot
will be given a pretty prize. q i.5
The tea Is given to raise money to buy
comforts and luxuries for the OLD SO :
ders. The well and the sick Will no,n
be looked after. The state gives 9h J
the necessities. and It is very hard 20
get even those with the small amount
allowed. ~
charged. = =" altf 55 l5ss
The Annual Tea.
The Richmond Chapter, Daughters o.
The Confederacy, gave their annual ten n
Lee Camp Hall yesterday from TO
P. NJ us 1, q
III The Indictment weather prevented tn
usual large crowd at the tea, put "
pleasant assembage that braVed # N
weather. was doubly repaid by the bright
ness OF the hall and the beauty OF tn
red and white decorations. the Confed
crate idea being carried out In the drap
ing OF flags in flowers and evergreens
Red shaded lights added to tho beaut,
OF the scene. eaa
Ladies receiving were Mrs, Waite
Christian, Miss Sally Stewart, OF Alex
andria, who Is the guest OF Mrs. Warren
nj No l6 West Grace Street; Mrs. Land
FL street, Mrs VIM, Miss Waldhouer, Mrs
a. 81 IL lulpcIidhct IMiSs tA"t' - NV 49,
George A. Lyon. ai&B8
M Mrs Robert Christian was the efflcier
chairman Of the occasion. and with tn
assistance of an able corps of young ladie
did The honors Of the tea table In mos
graceful fashion
Mr.. Garnet played the "Souther
Marsellaise"-D ixie-and followed his b.
ginning with a number Of beautiful air
Miss luce Morton gave the compal1
G the pleasure of hearing her lovely voit
{in several airs. The reception hours
the tea We're characterized by an enti
hi absence OF Formally. and the pervadir
presence OF good comraAeship. Gre;
& credit must be accorded Mrs, Christie
for the success OF the occasion.
Congdon-Ashe.
5 AVERY pretty home wedding was soler
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