The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-06
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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Il ~ thou shoud'st bid thy friend farewell,
But for one night though that farewell.
should be.
press thou his hand In thlnei how can'st
thou tell
How far from thee
1+nte or caprice may lead his feet
Ere that tomorrow Gomez, Men nave
been known
Lightly TO turf the corner Oh s'ree''
And days have grown
TO months and months to tagging years,
Before they looked III loving eyes again.
Parting at best is inderlaid with tears
With tours and pain.
therefore. lest sudden death should come
Il between,
or dime or distance clasp with pressure
true HI l
rhc palm of him that goeth forth; ur-
seen, t. A45Gt
Fate goeth too. n
sea. find thou always time to say
Some earnest word betwixt the idle
talk,
Test with thee hcnceforth, plght and day,
Regret should walk.
Scrap Book Selection.
Garnett-Ryland.
The marriage Of Miss Katherine Pcachy
Ryland. daughter of MIR. and Mrs John
Newton Ryland, to Mr.. Christopher
Browne Garrett Of Richmond, son Of
Judge and Mrs. G. Taylor Garnet, Of
Mathews county, Va, will take place at
noon to-day in the honc OF the bride,
'Farmington.' King and Queen county,
the Rev r. *. Hall, assisted by the Rev.
III DR.. Ryland knight, of Richmond offici-'
nting.
Profuse and beautiful house decorations
will be In ferns and golden rod. The mu-
sic will be directed By Mrs. T. a. Hall,
who will play the wedding chorus fron,
1-ohengrin, and during the ceremony
''l1earts and Flowers"
n Miss Annie Ryland. sister Of the bride,
will be her only attendant Mr.. Leslie G.
Garrett will be best man to the groom, his
brother. The ushers will include Mr..
\ Thomas II. Ryland. OF New York; Mr..
j. Boyd Sears, Of Mathews; Mr.. George
Gregory Mr.. Robert Pollard and Mr..
Royal Cahell of Richmond; Mr. William
Evans, Of AIitldlesex, Va. !.
The bride. gowncd in gray crepe de
chine, wearing n white picture hat and
carrying Bride roses, will come In with
her maid of honor, who will be prettily,
nttired in white organdy and have a bou-
1uet of maiden-hair ferns.
a wedding breakfast will be served af-
ter the ceremony. Then Mr.. and Mrs.
Garnett will leave for Il short trip .,ur,n.
They will visit the groon,'s former home
IN Mathews county before returning to-
Richmond, where they will live. Wedding
gifts are numerous and beautiful. The
ceremony will be witnessed by the lmme-
dinte families Of the contracting parties
and by many relatives and friends.
Morton-Slaughter.
One OF the most elegant and interesting
weddings in Virginia to-day will be that
# Of DR. Rosalie Slaughter, OF Washington,
D. G., daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Slaughter, of Lynchburg Va, to
MIR. Baxter Morton. a well known mem
Der of the New York bar and eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Morton Of
Morton Manor, Md
DIR. Slaughter has national reputa-
ton. She supplemented her graduation
course at the Woman's Medical College
of Pennsylvania by three years train
ing in Berlin, London and Paris. Re-
turning to the United States she Cir
died the earth, spending q year in India
studying the phases OF the Bubonc
plague. Her observations and deductions
were read before the Johns Hopkins
Medical Society. During a three year
practice In Washington, D. c., she at
tended the Pan-Amerlcan meeting in
Panama and the meeting Of the Amer
lean Health Association In Havana,
interested In yellow fever cases and en-
bodied her Ideas in q paper presented
@ on her return to the Medical Society Of
the District Of Columbia.
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church In Lynch
burg. Va, will be the scene. OF the we'd
ding. The chancel will be filled with
palms and white roses clusters OF which
will be tied to the ends OF the pews in
the central aisle The hour Of the cere-
1nony will be 0 p. NJ and the Rev.
James Owens will be the cclebrant
The bridal party will be led, in its
advance to the altar, by Miss Helen
Duke Of Charlottesville, and Master
Bannster Slaughter, OF Lynchburg, the
ribbon bearer. Following these will come
the vested choir, singing 20 Perfect
Love" Next the ushers. Mr.. William
= Brock. MI. Henry Holiday, Jr.. Mr..
Joseph .,stchbins' and Mr.. Trolladay. OF
Virginia.; Mr., Thilman Hendrick, Mr.
Brown Morton. OF Washington Then,
sngly, the bridesmaids, Miss Evelyn
Slaughter, Miss I4adson Hall. of Phla-
dephia; Miss Elizabeth Brewer. Of Wash
ington; Miss Louise HUMPHREYS, OF the
University of Virginia.; Miss Grace Sale
Of Lynchburg, and Miss Edith Prchn, OF
New York
The bride will come in with her brother
DR.. Samuel Garland Claushtcr. she will
81 wear heavy white silk, trimmed with
ancestral point lace. lace veil owe,
t tulle, fastened with diamonds and nat.
nral orange blossoms and carry a cas-
cade bouquet OF Bride roses and nader
hair ferns. Miss Nellie Morton, the maIt
OF Honor. will be In white net over ferr
green chiffon built upon taffcta foun
dalton. Her flowers will he white Carno
roses The bridesmaids will wear whit
net shaded green Eirdlcs, have Carno
roses in their hair and armfuls of made
hair ferns tied with white chiffon rbbor
Their costumes will be completed b
quaint Partisan fans n gift TO each rror
the bride Mr. sturgcs, Denham, Of Ne,
York. will be best man,
#.--iAfter the bet rothal reremony the nh oi