The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Since both are anxious to BIO free;
And I will send YOU home your heart,
If you will send back mine to me.
We've had some happy hours together.
But joy must often change It's wing,
And spring would be but gloomy weather
If we had nothing else but spring.
Farewell. and when some future lover
Shall claim the heart which resign,
And Ia exultlng Joy discover
All the charms that once wero mine.
think should be sweetly blost,
II In fond. imperfect sigh,
You'd say while to his bosom prest,
He loves not half SO we'll as I.
Tom Moore.
Hydrangea Wedding.
\ lovely June wedding was celebrated
\ at "Westwood," Amelia county. when
Miss Lavina Booker Leary, daughter of
i Mr. and Mrs. David Wagner Leary, was
married to Mr.. Peter Winston, son OF
Professor Charles II. Winston, of Rich,
I rnond College. The ceremony was per-
formed on the lawn Of "Wostwood" at
ii o'clock Wednesday forenoon, tho Rev.
virginius Wrenn officiating.
AS the bridal procession left the house.
! the notes Of Mendelssohn's wedding march
were lluyeQ Oy MISS zNlttSOIl, FuL faIlicliu
county. An aisle formed by ropes or ever
greens extended to whore large mar
riage bell OF evcrgrecns and white by
drangeas wrls suspended, and where tho
nuptal troth was pilghted.
No lovelicr setting for a wedding could
be imagined than the velvet green lawn
with its overshadowing, stately elms.
filled with the bloom of pink and white
hydrangeas. tho perfume Of gardenias
and the vivid color of oleanders.
The bride walked from tho threshold
4 Of her home through the evergreen aisle
with her father, who gave her in mar
riage. She wore a white mill and lace
gown and a white lace hat She carried
white hydrangeas. Her Inatron OF honor
was her sister, Mrs. James e. Tyler. at
tired in green organdy and awhite pic
tire hat. Her flowers were pink ny
drangens. Mr.. Geddes Winston. the
brother OF the groom was his best man.
Tho bridesmaids Harriet Lenry,
Miss Daisy Winston, Miss Nora Leary,
Miss Mamie Leary Patton, Miss Mary
i and Miss Matte Booker, Of Amelia: Miss
j Finney. OF Washington. p. q, and Miss
Lane, OF Pctersburg-woisw white organdy,
with pink girdles and white hats. They
4 had large clusters OF maidenhair ferns,
:, tied with white ribbon
Immediately after tho wedding break
here and there on the lawn and the
verandas. After July 18th ME- and Mrs
Winston will have their home ut No.
1850 West Grace Street.
wedding guests from Richmond were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Montague. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Winston, Miss Serena
& Flnney Or. y. w. Leary, SIr., Mr.. ana
Mrs. James 2. Tyler, Miss NJ. p. Harris,
Miss Daisy Winston and Mr.. Geddes
Winston.
Double Ceremony.
One Of the prettiest and most attrac-
tive weddings Of June .2sih took place in
st. Johns German Evangelical Church
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock, when
its pastor, the Rev. Paul L. Mcneil per-
& formed tho double ceremony, which united
q in marriage Miss Marie Sophie Mcneil to
Dr. Benjamin Lawrence Talinferro and
Miss Martha Emile Menzel to the Row.
Tmotheus Lehman, Of st. Johns church,
Baltimore.
The color scheme at the church OF pink
and green was elaborate in palms, ferns,
flowers and pink ribbons extending from
the door of the church to the altar. Pro-
lessor Reinhardt at the organ rendered
the wedding cf1oruses sung by the choir,
and played during the ceremony, Be
4 lieve Me, IL AL Those Endearing Youns
Z Charms"
The two maids Of honor were Miss Lily
& Mcneil and Miss Marca Mcneil, tho
brides sisters. They wore white chiffon
and lace over silk and carried great cluB'
4 tiers of pink sweet peas.
Or. Talaferro was attended by Mr.. Lee
Meagher, his best man. and by DR.,
Fulmer Bright, DR.. Williams and MIR.
Dudley P. Edwardx. Mr.. Victor Mcneil,
the brother of the two brides, was best
man to Mr.. Lehman, whose groomsmcn
were Mr.. Charles Rueger. Mr.. Louis
Miller and Mr.. Albert Pohlig.
Miss Marie Sophie Mcneil better known
as Miss Rhea Mcneil, wore lace robe,
trimmed in rose point and Duchesse lace,
tulle veil and an antique brooch OF
carved ivory. given her by her mother.
Miss Martha. Emile was gowned In
white silk net over plated chiffon. tulle
veil and diamond and pearl brooch, tho
gift Of tho bridegroom. Both brides had
bouquets of sweet peas. I'D
After the wedding the bridal party and
friends gathered In the home of the two
brides, No. ia East Marshall Street, to
offer congratulations. The bridal bouquets
were thrown to tho maids and many good
wishes for future happiness were offered.
Or. and Mrs. Taliaferro will spend their
honeymoon at Luray, Natural Bridge and
other points in the Virginia mountains.
w
3ol3 East Broad Street. Dr. Taliaferro Is
the son Of Mr.. James T. Talaferro and
q member of the faculty Of the Medical
College OF Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman will so north,
travelling up the Hudson to Niagara. going
to Thousand Islands on the st. Law
renee, and west to Cleveland and
other points. Their future home will be in
Baltimore, where Mr.. Lehman has a large
o1,, a =
his bride will be given a reception on
their home coming.
MErrell-Dillard.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Wood
roof billiard, daughter Of tho late James
spotswood billiard Of Lynchburg, Va.
to Mr.. Alfred Huntington Murrell son
OF the late William Hart Mnrrell was
celebrated at o o'clock last evening in the
homo Of the bride No. l105 Federal