The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-27
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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purple altar of tho May.
turing lapguor brooding breath
OF an Oriental day;
Rant dlstlllment of the dawn
That too quickly vanisheth,
with its gold and pink and fawn,
Who can wonder that the thrush,
Percred amid your dropping plumes,
Pours It's soul-note exquisite
Filings its golden music-gush
From the girtiing pale-green blooms
b Out on the enaInored light?
+ Haunting essence Of n fire
Hidden in the heart OF earth,
F'lowering OF white desire
After winters perjury
After woe and wasting deartf--
You nre cpulenco to ME!
You are argess--love's own song
(Ardor held in sweet duress)
& Coniured into blossominE;
Sunlight-long and moonlight-long,
} Till you fade In nothingness,
Do you sing and sing and sing!
Clinton Scotland.
Rootor-Tat alum.
The wedding of Miss Leila Randolph
Tatun, daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. q.
Randolph Tatun,, to Mr.. Richard Gr,tten-
don Tooton, OF Orange county. will be
celahrated This evening at $50 o'clock
in st. Paul.s Church.. the Rev. Richard
P. Williams, OF Washington, D. G, helhs
the celebrnnt
Observation-Disclosures.
A wedding in which an unusual amount
Of interest is felt by Richmond society
neonle. many Of whom are relatives OF the
contracting parties took place at
o'clock last evening in ST James
Episcopal Church Berryvillc,. when
the nuptals of Miss Margaretta. Mc-
Cormick, daughter Of the Hon. Mar
shall Mccormick, to Mr.: Charles fen.on
Mcguire, of Hoboken, New Jersey, were
ccIebrnted nv the Rev. Mr.. Walls, the
rector of tho church.
The color scheme of the wedding was
developed in pink, church decorations
being in apple blossoms and the bridal
party passing under arches of tho bios
SONS lighted with pink and white wax
tapers on their way to the altar. :,
Tho four ushers-NTr, Palmer Campbell,
If New York; DR.. Mckenzie, of Newark;
Mr.. Adams md Mr.. Arthur Johns. or
New York-led tho way, followed by little
Misses Halle Mccormick, sister and
Lucy Harrison, cousin of the bride, car
ryng baskets of pink tulips and wearing
pretty white frocks.
The bridesmaids-Nfiss Resale and MISS
Gertrude McCormick--came next. In white
a lingerie gowns, trimmed with lace, and
7 worn with pompadour sashes and wreath
inrs of mink roses. Their flowers were
pink tulips.
The 1natron Of honor was Mrs. Jet Nc.
Cornick of Norfolk. Va. ina pretty
costume of white accordion crepe
de chine and Irish lace, with a wreath
of white roses.
Tho bride walked into church with her
father. She wore white plated liberty
silk and point lace. Her veil was caught
with orange blossoms. She was met at
the altar by the groom. with his best
man, Mr.. Louis Hnrdie, of New Orleans \
After tho ceremony a reception was
given tho bridal party and Immediate
and MRS. Mcclure left at $40 for the
and Mrs Mcclure le fiat $50 for thu
South The out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Campbell, Of New
York; Miss Reynolds, of Scranton Pa.
Mrs. Julian NIcShane, OF Baltimore
Messrs. John P. Mcclure and Murray
Mcclure. Of Richmond; Mr.. Ned Stevens
of Castle Point, Hoboken., Mr. and Mrs
Potter. Of Clarksburg, w. Va; Mrs
Walter Cox. the brides sister, of Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Harrison, Of Lees
burg: Mr.. w. l.. Chlldrey, Of Norfolk
and Mr. William Battle of Roanoke
The BRIDES mother wore q black spanglet
net gown. Mrs. Cox was in black net
relieved with point lnce, and Mrs w T
Lewis. the groom's sister, in white lace
observation-disclosures.
Miss Alma Francisco Mcintyre, daugh
ter of the late John J. Mcintyre wa
married at Q P. M. April 2sth, in st
Peters Cathedral, to Mr.. Charles P. Nc
Carthy, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Nc
Carthy, of No. 16141l West Grace Street
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Van dc Vyver Off
catng, assisted by tho Rev. Father
Bowler and Magrl.
Mr.. John ]. Mcintyre, formerly of Rich
mond, but nQW.of Columbus. Ohio, CAV
his sister away. She was gowncd i
white crepe, trimmed in lace, a. tulc>yei
and carried Bride roses. Miss NJ. Peal
Mcintyre, the maid of honor, wore pin
silk null. Her bouquet was of La franc
roses The groom's sisters Misses Mnrth
and Anne Clair Mccarthy were brides
maids, in cream silk null frocks an
lace hats. trimmed in pink roses.
Mr.. Thomas A. Mccarthy oniciated a
his brothers. hest man. Tho ushers wer
Messrs. ]. Norman Dart. Charles N
Mahoncy, DR.. William A. MCGOWAN, NJ
lips and Mr. Charles w. Dillon, of Lynch
burg.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding we,
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Mcintyre, OF c.
lumbus. Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. John VALE
Boswell. of Danvilc, Va; Mr., and Mr.
Oliver Callander of Huntington. w. Va.
Henley-Winn.
A pretty morning wedding of Wedne
day took place at II o'clock in the hon
Of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. John Stringc
of No, 212 West Clay Street when MI
Isa Elizabeth Vim, youngest daught
Of Mr.. l.. P. VIM, of Lunenburg count
Virginia. was married to Mr.. Villa
Henley, Of New London, Conn. whe
he is successfully connected in busine
with the New London ship yards
The Rev. Father Bowler of ST. Pcte'
Cathedral, performed the ceremony. T
bride wore n travelling gown of gray clo
with hat and gloves to match, and CT