The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14
II AND
PERSONAL

PERSONAL I
All, Never Mind.
All, never mind The years may go,
The shades may fall DER you and me
Ii But, like the sun on rivers flow,
I'll fling the light OF prayer DER thee
And II you kiss the lips of grief,
And taste the bitter. dark alloy
( Tho thought of me will bring relief,
And my far face will bring you Joy.
Care little what the world may say:
Its tongue Is like scorpions sting;
10 me you are a rose in May,
Your heart is like an angels wing.
And sometimes you will wing your
flight
And in my heart shall find rest,
AS some lone cloud that thrsts for light
And finds it in the tranquil West.
For others change, but do not;
My heart is trucr than the sky;
II My friends live there. all unforgot-
They do not like the clouds, pass by.
30 years may come and years may go,
f And distance may between us fall;
But still my heart shall be the home
OF all my fricnds-you each and all.
Father Ryan.
Kennerly-Winston.
Malvern. in Louisa county, the home
of Mrs. William a. Winston, the BRIDES
mother, will witness the wedding, at IL
O'Clock to-day OF Miss Anne Mosby Win
ston to Mr.. Thomas Miller kennerly, son
of the late Captain Joseph McKendree
Kennerly, of Grcenway Court, near
Whitc Post. Va. The Rev. II. P. r.. Nc
ICoy will celebrate the nuptinl rite.
II Miss Helen Winston. the sister of the
bride, will be her maid OF honor, and
she will be also attended by Miss Nellie
lC. Kennerly. Mr.. Gordon Winston, four
4 t1ttle nieces of the bride and groom;
EM1Isses Lucy Winston Sims and Clotildc
fSklnker Us ribbon benrersa Misses Doro-
lthy Skinker and Maria Ktmbrough Sims
& has flower girls. Mr.. Early McMurran will
4 fbe best man, and the grooms,ncn. Mr..
NV. II. Winston and Mr.. John Plnder, Of
y F1Richmond.
A wedding breakfast will be served
Immediately after the ceremony. after
"A which Mr.. and Mrs. IIcnnerly will leave
for Washington and Baltimore. They
will visit the groom's relatives. at Clarke
kcounty, Va, before returning TO their
future home. in Newport News.
Marriage Announced.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Tomlinson
md Mr. Gilbert c.. White is announced to
take place at the home of the bride.
In Durham, N. c., tomorrow afternoon.
Owing to the recent death Of Miss Tom
Jinson's mother, the marriage will be a
Z livery quiet home sajfaiE s5and only the
Relatives and Intimate friends will be
\ Rresent.
D IS. f. Tomlinson, Of Durham. N. c.. and
4 Is one Of that citys most attractive and
4, popular young ladies'
Mr. White is a native of Richmond, and
IS the son of the late Colonel James w.
White, who was prominent in the public
life Of the city. He Is a civil engineer,
i located in Winston-S Salem, N. c.; a gradu-
ate OF Lehigh University; a member of
4 the American Society of Civil Engineers,
and a man of the very highest type of
3 character and fine business ability in his
profession. He is q member of Phi Kappa
I Sigma fraternity.
Langhorne-Ken1p.
In the Church OF the Good Shepherd,
near Evngton, Va, at high noon to-
+ day, Miss Frances Michic Langhorne.
Iangho1.ie will be married to Mr.. Smelt-
ger Vernon Kemp, who is son of Mr..
and Mrs. John M. Kemp, Of Knoxville,
Maryland, and junior partner in the we'll
known law firm, Horsley and Kemp. of
Lynchburg.
The bride, who Is of the most charming
personality and exceedingly handsome,
will wear q gown Of white chiffon and
lace over white taffeta. Her veil Will
i. 5,x,f{I, bolf Of
lilles of the valley mpd p spray of the
ssame flowers will mark the marriage
service in the white leather bound prayer
tbook which she will carry. and out Of
(which the rector of the church. the Rev.
fCharles Randolph. will perform the cerc-
;1nony.
Miss katherine Langhorne, younger sis
tter Of the bride, as maid of honor. will
lwear gown Of white lace and muslin,
|mith pale blue ribbons and hat to
imatch. Her BOUQUET OF Isnk roses will
be tied with blue''rilJGons.
a Two little cousins of the bride, Miss
sITmily Hewitt. Of Ashevlc, n. c., and
master Lucicn Minor Abbot, or Bedford,
, iva. are to scatter flowers in the bridal
path.
Mr.. Allan Cucullcc of Danville. will be
best man, and enter with tho groom
from the vestry to meet the BRIDE who
i ~
II Afterwards only the nearest relatives
s hnd the bridal party will have breakfast
ht Mr.. Langhorne's place, Wyndhon,
hhree miles from lSvington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp will leave on the
Enftcrnoon train for Canada, where lney
will remain for several weeks. They will
ihlso visit Mr.. Kemp's parents in Mary
land before returning to Lynchburg,
.where they will be at home after the first
!pf August.
Interesting Wedding.
A large wedding party left Richmond
yesterday for Milton n. c.. where at .
to'clock tonight. in the Presbyterian
Church, Miss Anne Hinton Richmond will
lbe married ~ MIR. Edward G. Fisher OF
hhis city. by the Rev. DR. Z, II. harding,
FL The list Of wedding attendants has al
ready appeared In these columns. The
party going down from Richmond .in-
Fv A..