The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-01
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81 1;,,,, IN meet again! Thut Is the meaning
%gf,f4the familiar words TINT men rePeae
h a ri, 1T parting in the street, u. &,
$$5 a n yes.l tjll ther, d But when death IN
3gs3s tg terrcnlng VI - Sgg fls . /, q. !.
Nj Rcnds us asundcr, with wf'at ,c ' a
I'VE wait for the again!
The N friends Who leave us DO not feel Zee I
Sl The sorrow XII \. i y49 M /. Z. 4.
&..{$ a. nnr tlnr Ms NC feel It, who must stay
4 {LamentinE day by day,
4 And Knowing when we wake upon Ing = ~
3sg6s $5 morrow, III 55 '5t II st,g si n
3We SHAH not find in Its accu '' o 'r'''
I'he one beloved face. "a
Il we're a double grief il the Departed,
4 Being released from earth should still
gisi Z a. retain ARD S8588 a. 5i a IA
a sense Of earthly pain; .8
q It were q double grief. If the tr,iehcartctl,
5 Who loved lis here should on the la r-
thor shore @ sS "a
Remember us no more.
8aFaith overlcaps tho confines Of our our r 's'
sg And II by faitll2 us in old times was si
81 3655i i said, II RIA
women received their dead
RAISED UP to life then only Tor n season
Our paintings are, nor shall we wait
a 81 in vain 81 III
\ Until We meet again! "a .t. d
Real Daughters. 83
The death OF Mrs. M. G. p. Bennett
and that OF her sister, Miss julia Ger
trtde Gardiner, recalls tho fact that
81 they were real Daughters of tho Revolu-
ton their father, the 'lnto Or. James
& Gardiner, of Lynn, Mass, having been
e q Revolutionary Officer t3tst IF 4f
Mrs Bennett and Miss Gardiner were
& active and honored members of the Com
llonwealth Chapter, D. a. RI and Will
" be missed :frtn the chapter meetings,
where their presence was always an in-
IL spration for work and Enforcement.
1.-THE chapter will attend the funeral
services of Mrs Bennett to-day, and the
badge Of the organization in flowers will
be sent as token of esteem and af-i
lection for one who spent many years
III or I long and useful life in this cons
1nunlty, who was always In syln-
patty with It's true interests II
Will be Exhibitors.
Letters from prominent artists in New
S@SY ork Il and other large cities have sig
nified their intention Of being exhibitors
X at the spring exhibit Of the Richmond
Art Club. The we'll lsnown n,lmes of
a Margaret Kendall and William J.aENVhit-
IN man, of New York, have been added to,
/. the, list of those who have written to
Miss Elizabeth Rodman Selden,S as among
those whose canvasses will he hung at
IS the exhibit The fact that artists of
reputation are willing to send examples
Il Of their work to Richmond is an eyi-
Il dencc or the most 4pralseworthy effort
on the part Of the Art Club directors.
and proves that the club IS making its
q influence known and felt outside or the
sB Sta te. lt5S5 5t@ ", ,i /. NJ #
Gay--B ickers.
~ The wedding of Miss Julia Bickers, tho
@ daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. MN Bickers,
S to Mr. liam Dempsey Gay, son OF NJ y.
~ George Nv. tx Gay, was cell DRAFTED at 81 o.
~ q clock last evening In Trinity Methodist
II Episcopal Church, tho, Rev.IHJ. Sidney
s Peters. the pastor OF the church, omciat-$
M ing. .5$ # ri III { a
5Sss2 y he music was directed BY Mi John
$ Frlschkorn,F the organlst. y ta$8l Al F&
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white India silk. Instead tho rcgula-
g5 ton veil, she wore Bride roses in her
& llair$and carried a bouquet &C The same
&$ flowers. z XIV ~
Her maid Of honor, Miss Emily Lane,
u daughter Of Professor il w. Lane, Of
} Charlottesville Va, wore white orgnndy
Il over pink taffeta. a huge cluster of
pink carnations added TO the effect Of
& her charming toilet. The two brides
q maids. Miss Blanche O. Bickers and Miss
Marie Fodelblut. had on white silk smull
" frocks, and carried. the one white. and
8ts the other pink carnations
The groom was attended by Dr. George
MI w. Cay as best man, and by DR.. Robert
H L. Kern, Messrs. David M.GWhite, j. r.
Jones. D. c.. Hancock a. G. Buren, and
w. NJ. Blckers. Jr. io$
There was no reception after the cere-
II mony.s theLbridal.party having been en-
tertaineT n"the. home of the gride's pa
rents Monday evening, when a large. COL
lection of elegant wedding gifts we're dis
played. Mr.. and Mrs Gay will return
from spending their honeymoon in the
South to make their home at No. I'll
North Twenty-sixtht Street.
Spencer-Garnett.
Church Hill was the scene yesterday
morning OF beautiful wedding when
Miss Annie Virginia Gernett became the
bride Of Mr.. Edward T. Spencer.
The maid of honor. Miss Dema Spencer,
& sister of the groom, dressed In white silk
null and carrying pink roses, preceded
the bride. who, handsomely gowned In
brown broadcloth travelling suit. with
4 hat and gloves to match, and carrying
&H Bride roses, entered upon tn. arm OF her
father. to the tune of Mcndcssohn's we'd
Is ding march, when was played by MISS
l5s Iiocnniger. u
The groom, with his best man. Mr..
A. b. Hammer, Of KeysVile Va, entered
y from a side door and met his bride in the
front parlor. where the Rev, Mr.. Cave
in a solemn and Impressive ceremony.
J and In the presence of q large number OF
friends, made them one.
The beautiful array Of handsome bridal
s. presents displayed In The parlors, whirE
were tastefully decorated with plants and
.evergreens,. evidenced the young people
popularity.
The bride Is the accomplished daugh-
Il ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r, C. Garnett and
y is a graduate Of the Woman's College. al
this city. The groom Is a prosperous
young business man in Innenburg county,
The happy couple, with many friends.
left,on the monday train for their future
home at Fort Mitchell, where recnp-
ton was given them BY Mr.. and Mrs.