The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-13

SOCIA.)!-JI@ AND.
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X n IL n,isti,re 81 shadow end sun;
IA s,,lles ana its tears, It's hopes ana Is
nv; fears, II * KS F..i . M IL II
its lna,ors and duties, al don lone O Il
y I'VE stand race 10 face s'dth tho new ye s,l.
"a N Nor know what 1t hides from our sisnt
cod grant that It 5lre Kind 70 gSo'l' a''o
tc,,,ss I II lead us lii ways that are light.
ks,t1r l,olts and turn keys on ne portal
u n mint shuts back intolcrant STRIFE;
& ss,uii,ip wider the&toors to Immortal E5g
~ "A And beautiful precepts OF HIS
ISS,rbei, ring out old wrongs that are pan
9Sslgs ished, u & \. n ID
And ring in new truths hat appear ear 55a
And spetlk we'll of tho day thnti mas Vt ~
$$5s s,nse II led to tho day that is here.
Beautiful Reception,
III The society event or yesterday after
NJ noon was the reception 3 wen ~ no. n I
5&1vest Franklin Street. Lie spacious nome q =
Mr.. ana Mrs. John a. Coke from Q 70 20
~ O'Clock. III III III 4, !, !,
3s rho color scheme in decoration Was
,-,,f.cn Md white for the halls and pnrlors.
VI I,nlms and ferns were grouped here ana
35 ,,nrc throughout the handsome suite 81
A lover. rooms, thrown open for the occf-
q slnn hfnntels were banked With grace
6 r,,l trailing ferns and white roses. ne
Conservatory, leading from the library,
was pletty illuminated, Its wealth. zeal, OF
4 foliage and blossom showing most a.. :.
IStractivoly.3 .rhe table had peautlIul
q cer,terpieco Of inaidenhair ferns and La
n .1Srnncc ! roses resting on exquisite lace
3R other furnishings being altogether an
9&,cut glass and silver. VI 5j AZ. Il.
Il AR C,uents were received by Mrs. John q.
"A Coke, Mrs. Dallas Flanagan. OF New
X York: Mrs. John "A. Coke, Jr.. and Mrs.
William "a. Jones, Of Washington. ~ Q.
4 a Young girls serving were Miss bessie
u Upshur, Miss Lily Price, Miss MARY lt
b davenport, Miss Daisy Boyd, Miss Ber-
nard Cooke, Miss Alma Cecil Miss Bessie S:
Il Tompkins Miss Courtenay Crulnp. MISS .tl,
q u,o,lise McAdams, Miss Anahel ForLes,'
Miss Nellie Davenport, Miss Mary Newton
Y Williams, IN ISIS Helen West Harrison ana
A. AIiss Alverda Stuart Egorton, OF Peters
II burg, va. N d I
Quarles--HoWard
The wedding of Mrs. Kate Barbour
I Howard to Mr.. Edwin Latham, Quarles
took place at S 80 clock Thursday aft err
moon, IN the home or Major B. r. II owardS
the father-in-law Of the bride, the Rev.
4 Dr. HI l. Quarles. OF Ashland, Va. otl-
chatting. W 81 n. M n 4. Fl
#S The ceremony wa & WI tnessed by Il the.
immediate relatives OF the contracting
d parties. The bride wore an imported
Il gown Of champagne color, a brown hat
and carried Bride roses. a wedd ding SUP
q Der was served after tho ceremony. The,
VI bride ana groom will $be + at home to
friends after February list at No. 3t3
"A Meadow Street. sq
S Mrs Quarlcs is the daughter of tho
\ late d. j. Barbour, n we'll known sl'allrond
4 Off cial OF this city. She possesses marked
d histrionlc talents and has an unusually
fino voice, having directed the choir In
& st. Johns Episcopal Church for! some
n yenrs.S Mr.. Quarles is the son Of the
Rev. Dr. Quarles, of Ashland, and, g as q
writer, is connected with q number OF
& magazines and periodicals
Dora Sullivan. Fl
s38E.F Miss Bessie O Sullivan, the daughter OF
Mrs. Catherine O'sulliyan, and the SIS
ter Of Mr.. p @ sullivan, was married I:t''e'
33 Thursday afternoon, lin Sacred Heart
@ Church,lst to Mr.. William James Doran
tho Rev. Father j, d b. O'Reilly and III:
i8 Rev. Father Hugh AIckeefrey officiat
4 ing. Y! ,3 t, Ell n
The churcl, had lovely floral dccora-
tons and the music was under the dlcec.
~ ton Of Mr.. ] Louis Sullivan.
The bride wore accordion-pl white
q crepe de chine over chiffon, and silk. q
s$4 big white picture hat and carried Bride
roses. Miss Manic N1cSweency, I he maid
o Of honor, was lin cell blue crepe de chine,
and wore a large hat in pale blue tulle.
"A coronation bouquet of maidenhair ferris
made q pretty finish to a charming toll
" let 5 35i345iiS NJ; /,
NE Miss Ellie O'sullivan, the sister of the
Il bride, was attired in ivory white chlf-
& Ton cloth embroidered III pearl applique.
Il Mr.. Howard Weisiger was best man, aad
II the other attendants, Messrs. James Kirk,
a John Doran, Herbert McNlinn and Walter
1iahoney III MI
Mr. and Mrs. Doran will return from n
4, bridal trip to welcome their friends at
u No. 10l7 Park Avenue. &
53$3s Out-of-ToW Society.
The marriage or+A1kss Rose Douglas
81 itVallach to Paymaster John Hancock
Merriam. United States navy, took place
Y at noon yesterday at tho Washington
& home of Mrs Richard Nyailach, mother
Y OF tho bride. Owing to the death OF Jesse
h Brown. the brides uncle. the ceremony
was simple and was witnessed by only a
{ FAMILY group. The bridegroom, who is
the Oldest son of the former Governor OF
IA1innesota. had for his best man his
Il Brother, William FL Merriam. and his sis
ter. Miss Mabel Merriam, was tho bride 8
only attendant. The wedding gown was
OF white satin and the veil OF fine old
{ lace. Miss Merriam wore golden yellow
satin, trimmed with irish lace. and a
black hat. with yellow feathers Mrs.
Alerrian's gown was OF sapphire blue
+ velvet. with which she wore white lace
Il toquc. The Rev. Robert Granger an Old
Echnolmate OF Ex-Governor Merriam came
4 from Plttsburg to perform the ceremony.
The out-of town relatives present included
General and Mrs. Eugene Griffin, Miss
4 Stella Alden Griffin, and Mr. and Mrs,
James C. Bishop. Of New York. Pay
master and Mrs. Merriam left the city
this afternoon to spend a day or two II,
New York with the backgrounds uncle
4 and aunt, MI, and Mrs. Bishop, and Will
4 then 20 to their country place on the HUI
35 son, where they Will remain two WEEKS
~ The British Ambassador and Lady D,l.
8iyEra1id gave q luncheon January 11tii in corr
sDliment 10 Mr. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
& The additional guests We're Mrs, Cowtes
the naval attnche OF the British l.mbas
sy, and Mrs. De Chair. witt, their guest
IL ]sady Alexander: Mr.. Takakira, tho Minis
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