The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-27
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

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lido Not Remember.
NJ do not remember the hour or tho day,
or whether tho month was June or was
Or what in Inc world was Detailing:
Ii only remember listening stood
& m The clover field, close by the shcltcrng
wood,
when heard my sweetheart calling.
II do not know whether the far skies were
fair
Ana serene, or the storm-clouds were
gathering there. +,
with thunder sounds low ana appall-
ing:I
But know that / heard the low hum OF
the bees,
4 Ana the south wind cnressing tho leaves
of tho trees.
aa ing.
/. do not know whether rho story o. o.
Cld,''
BY my trembling lips was then flttingly
eR told
To write on her hearts white pages;
But know that the answer, 80 soft, I
heard
Set my heart like h happy and carc-free
bird
To singing the Hymn OF the Ages.
DO not remember the words that We
said,
Or whether the sun or the stars shone
overheard
tf Co fnndlv our hearts were burning;
But II know that no light In the earth
or skies.
shone as sweet AS the light In her own
dear eyes.
AS hcmewa-d our steps were turning.
". G.. Mouton.
Butt-Scott.
The wedding OF Miss Jennie Kirkpatrick
Scott daughter OF the late John K. Scott
and Mrs. j. l.. Beck, to Mr.. Cary wilson
Butt son OF Mr.. C. N. G. Butt of Char
lotte N. C.. will be celebrated this eve
+ ring at I o. clock In the home OF the bride,
4 No 1923 Ivy Avenue the Rev. DR.. r. Il.
y McFaden, of tho First Presbyterian
Church. ofiiciating
Rucker-Harris.
The marriage OF Miss Leila Harris
daughter OF Elder and Mrs. j. NJ. Harris
OF Reidville N. c., to Mr. Albert Max
+ well Rucker. of Lynchburg, Va. was |
solemnized July 23d in Epworth Metho-
dist Church, Norfolk, Va, tho Rev. X.
D. Smart. D, D.. performing the cerc-
E,uny. ~
The bride entered with her brother, Mr..
Elijah r. Harris OF Norfolk, who gave
\ her away. She wore white liberty silk
and carried Bride roses. The grooms
best man was Mr.. p. Cason Of West
Virginia. The ceremony was simple but
impressive and was witnessed only by
:he bridal party.
The popularity Of the contracting par
Ties renders their marriage a matter Of
interest. Both bride and groom have
many friends in Richmond, their present
and future home The groom is we'll
known in Lynchburg and this city. where
he holds a business position WITH the
4 Drcwry- Hughes Company. a number Of
wedding gifts were received.
Haley-Hickey.
The residence of the Rev. !. B. O'Reilly |
was the scene Of II pretty wedding ut $3.50
o'clock Wednesday evening, July Goth,
when Miss Mary Elizabeth Hickey and
Mr.. L. Alton Haley were married, the
Rev Father OReilly being the cele-
brant.
H Inc Drluc ana groom were attcIlucu DS |
Miss Mary l.. Dreamer and Mr. Aubrey |
Haley as maid of honor and best man.
The bride wore white chiffon, with a
picture hat. and carried Bride roses. The
maid of honor was In white null, and
had q bouquet of white carnations.
Many wedding gifts were received. Mr..
and Mrs. Haley left Immediately after
the ceremony for Asheville, N. c., and
Knoxville Tenn.
"Lone Oak House Party.
Quite a gay crowd compose house
party at Lone Oak Hanover county,
the attractive summer homo of Mr.. Y. II.
Pace Among the guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. Scruggs. of Kentucky: Miss Payne,
OF Crozc.; Miss Cecil GrGgs, of Norfolk;
Misses Pace daughters of the host, and
Messrs. John Hart and Louis b. Curry,
Of Texas.
Hedges-Spencer.
Miss Pernettc Spencer and DR.. Halstcad |
E. Hedges Of Charlottesville, Va, an
numnus of the State University and
prominent specialist In his profession.
were married at 1890 o'clock Wednesday |
forenoon. in the home of the brides |
father, near Keysville. Va, the Rev. DR..
George l.. Petrie, Of the Charlottesville
Presbyterian Church. officiating.
The bride and groom left for Char
Iottesvillc Immediately after their we'd
ding.
To-day, accompanied by Messrs. William
pnd Lit.leton Wood, they will start for a
six weeks hunting and fishing trip in
the Canadian mountains The party will
be Joined next week by DR.. William L.
Norris and Miss Margic Copenhavcr OF
charlottesville.
DR.. Lacy Accepts Call.
The Rev. DIR. j. Horace Lacy. who
has been pastor for some years Of the
Presbyterian Church in Clarksvllle, Ten
Hessee, and who is a brother of Mrs.
James Power Smith, Of Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, has accepted "A call from
the Presbyterian Church in Winchester.
Virginia, where he will arrive with his
family early in September next.
DIR. Lacy's old home Is at Fredercks-
burg, Va. He Is u man OF brilliant gifts
and was educated at the University OF
mt.