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

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Without n pnng to put them by.
Even so. q white star on his chest,
We knew him In his stainless youth;
Even so--nauGht else than loyallest-
The world his manhood learned In
sooth:
And IL there be-and ii there be
A realm where lives still forward roll,
Even so-no other-strong and free
Through time and space shine on, dear
Edmund Clarence stcdman. In New
York Tribune.
Observation-Disclosures.
At 10 O'Clock. July 9Th. In Emanuel
Episcopal Church, Warrcnton, N. c., DR..
William Woodruff Taylor and Miss Eliza
beth Wallace Poindexter We're united in
marriage by the Rev. James T.. Pom
dexter, the father Of the bride.
The ushcrs. Mcssrs. ". rs Barham
and Lewis Aston, Norwood Boyd and
Will Graham. Gordon Pondextcr and
Edmund Gregory, entered the center
aisle Of the church in pnrs and marched
to the chancel forming the letter "v."
Immediately following the ushers came
the bride. elegantly gowned in white
chiffon dress and \ white lace picture
hat, carrying a beautiful bouquet of
Bride roses, with Miss Naomi Hunt. of
Maryland. gowned in white organdy.
trimmed with pink ribbon, and holding
Il cluster OF In France roses.
Miss Matte Hunter. of Warrenton.
rendered Memberships wedding march.
The church was crowded to overlooking
with friends of the bride and groom from
all parts OF the country and State.
Immediately after the ceremony the
party was drlveneto the home of the
brides father, where an elegant break
East was awaiting them. The bride and
groom loft later for an extended trip
through Western North Carolina.
The church was decorated with ferns
and palms, the chancel being brightly
lighted with numerous candles. The
bride is the charming and highly accom-.
plished daughter OF tho much beloved
Rector of Emanuel Church.
Among the friends from distance was
Miss Lconora TAYLOR. of Mocksvilla n,
c., n sister Of the groom and Miss
Blanche Mudd. of Waldorf, Maryland, a
friend of the bride.
Trirnmer-Goode.
Miss Katherine D. Goode, daughter of
4 Lieutenant ]. H. Goode, and Mr.. Walter
y. Trimmer. both of this city. were
quietly married Wednesday evening at
the home of DIR. w. I. DerieuX, No.
27O5 East Franklin Street.
Both parties are very we'll known in
he East End.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Trimmer left for Washington,
Baltimore and Atlantic City, where they
will spend several weeks.
King-Moore.
Miss Ada May Moore. daughter of Mrs.
Ada Moore. OF Main Street, Danville,
Va, was married Monday evening to Mr..
Matter Z. King Of this city. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence of
relatives and a few intimate friends, at
the nome Of the Rev. j. c. Holland, pas
tor CT the Keen Street Baptist Church.
After spending a few days with rcla-
tives i'll Danville, Mr.. and Mrs King
will come to make their future home In
Richmond.
Barrow-Porter.
The Washington Post of Thursday has
the following mention of the marriage Of
"a Richmond couple on July 9Th The
Post says.
Mr.. James Henry Barrow and Miss
Jennie P;tse Porter, both of Richmond,
Va, came out. to Rockville this morning
and We're married Just as the license
wiV Issued. the Rev. w. It. Locke, pastor
OF tic Mount Vernon Methodist Epis-
copa Church. Washington, dropped into
thu clerks Office on a business matter
and his services were at once engaged
and the ceremony performed right there
~ the presence of n number of the court
house officers and several others. The
young couple left for Washington I'M
mediately afterward
Mrs. Mclean Honored.
public reception was held In
Frederick, Nd, July 9Th. in honor
Of Mrs. Donald Mclean, President
General Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. who Is visit
ing Frederick. her birthplace. for the
first time since her election to that Office.
Mr.. Jcseph D. Baker, president OF the
Citizens National Bank, Of Frederick,
presided at the meeting and the speak
ers. besides Mrs. Mclean, were Mr. VIII
liam p. Maulsby OF the Frederick bar,
and the Rev. DR.. I. hewitt Steele, vicar
of old Trinity Church, New York. and /,
grandson of John Nelson. OF Frederick.
The meeting was held under the aus
plces of the Frederick Chapter Daugh-
3 tiers of the American Revolutions It's OBJ.
1ect being 10 express lNrederick's pride
3friE the honors won by her distnguis she'd
daughter In reply to the tributes paid
to her, Mrs. Mclean, after feeIingly OK.
pressing her appreciation of FREDERICK
interest In her career, spoke OF the pur.
loses u tHe ~. a. H.. ana declared that
since her election all factIonal bitterness
was happily ended, and that she was
confident she would have the cordial sun
port of the entire membership in he,
efforts to promote the work of the so.
clety.
Following the experimenting there wa.
an Informal reception.
Left Last Night.
Miss Margaret Shields M Cb,r,a
y Shields, Miss Maude Morgan Mr. s. r.
Morgan, 'Ir. and Miss Martha Bowie nj