The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-28
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
The Weaving.

Seemed always oershadowed by gloom.
And ever she saw the tangles
OF threads so otter astray,
Ana Il prIevsd her heart sore that the
Used only 4 few bright and gay.
so one day she cried IN sorrow:
5 40. tell me, Weaver, l pray,
Dot thou care IL the threads are SO
Ana l 20 many somber and gray9''
,,re,v thon wilt weave me, Weaver,
IN warn and weft of thy loom,
only colors like tints Of the Autumn,
with never a shadow Of gloom.
The Weaver worked on, In silence
11Y.,een by the eye of man.
And he lovingly fashioned the laprlc
According to pattern and plan.
A. Inst, when the web was finished
One late Summer evening tide,
with the hands TINT had guided the
weaving.
He beckoned her to his SIDE
And there, all complete, he showed her,
From every tangle free,
That tho vob OF her lifc had been woven
In heaven wrought tapestry.
valentine March
Bootor-Tatum.
-rha wedding OF Miss Leila Randolph,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Randolph
,rat,im, to Mr.. Richard Crttonden Booton,
of, Orange county, was celebrated Mt
$40 o'clock yesterday evening In st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, the Rev. Rich
E ard P. Williams of Washington, D. U,
being the celebrant.
Tho church was decorated IN PAINS
lilies and altar candles. The bridal party ,
entered to the strains OF INC w ,,e .,,s
chorus from Lohengrln. sung by the
choir.
TIE maid Of honor was little Miss
x Dorothea lTatum, the sister OF the bride.
Mr.. Lewis Booton attended his brother
a $ best man. Tho bridesmaids were MISS
Annie Gray, Miss Kate Bruce Booton
and Miss Page Williams. Of Orange, Va
Miss Annie Maury, Miss Mary Butora
and Mrs. Horace Halves. The & us 5.
included Mr.. NJ. T. Field. Mr.. Carol
Slaughter and Mr.. Alex. T. Browning,
e of ORANGE Mr.. William Pnrson Sloco-
yich of New Brunswick, N. j.; Mr.. w. a. a.
Townes and Mr.. Lewis Williams OF
Richmond.
The bride walked to the altar with her
father. She wore an imported gown q
K white lace and silk, and carried PRAYER
book. The maid of honor was in&white
point d,esprit, trimmed with green. In
her hand she bore basket Of lilies or
tho valley The bridesmaids toilets
were of pale green peau de cygne, worn
with pink grdles. and they had bouquets
OF pink Bridesmaid roses.
A reception was held in the home or
the brides parents, No. West Main
street for the Intimate friends and rela-
tiyes OF the newly welded pair. Tho
color scheme in house decoration. Of pink
and green. was artistically carried out IN
palms and pink carnations ms. ~. aron,nr
Mr.. anu s MS . isuso n,ha,,., futnre home
Egs lo ,,, !. .o,,,tu W.
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SH1lSt1dii ~ -
y Miss Emily Margaret Nceer, OF WASH
ington, d. c.. and Nj. Edmund Chris
tian, Of Richmond, were married at 7:SO
o'clock Wednesday evening. in the home
OF the bride, No. 1909 y street, Y = 81
ington, the Rev Edward Buckley, OF st.
Matthews Church. performing the cere.
mony. A reception from 5 to 10 followed
the wedding
The bride was gowned in lace, and he.
veil was fastened with natural orange
blossoms her only ornament being
diamond and pearl crown, bridal sifl
from the groom. She carried lilies OF th'
valley and Bride roses.
Miss Sarah Heicn Greer, the maid O.
honor, wore white Brussels net, emorold
cred In pearls Her flowers We're plni
sweet peas. Mr.. Pendleton Goodall, Q
Richmond, cousin OF the groom, was nj
best man.
The bride is the youngest ia, daug s Q
NJ ~, p trhris1Ian Ia the 'onlv SON of M
pah.rt ni,,.sr.f-hr,ation. of this city. nov
49,. e,,,,,s 900 ~ n BUSINESS ut Louis
s',',o Ha,,t,o,,,,1 ,vhare Ia and his.hrld
~, 80 ~ 49,, f,,t,,Ia home III.
"'4'1'' ''s' 1911
CalVeI
Miss Cornella Russell Knight. daughte
of Mrs. N. Peyton Knight, formerly {
Lynchburg, Va. and granddaughter {
the late Colonel Lucien B. Peyton, {
Alexandria, this State. was married WED
nesday afternoon to Mr.. George II. Ca