The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
The Maid I Love.

And rnae-leaf Ups or reui
4 She wears the moonshine round her neck
= The sunshine round her head;
And she fs rich in every grace,
asA And poor IN every guile
And crowned kings might envy me
The splendor of her smile.
She walks the earth with such grace,
Tho lilies turn to look;
And waves rise up to catch a glance
And stir the quiet brook;
Nor ever will they rest again.
But chatter rs they flow,
And babble of her crimson lips,
And OF her breast of snow
N Poems by Henry Lynden Flash.
Ellis-Nalle.
A WASHINGTON wedding in which many
Richmond friends and relatives were IN
terested was celebrated at O'CLOCK
Thursday evening in tho home of Mr..
1 and Mrs. FStmund p. Male, No. 1873 Nine
\ teenth street. Northwest when their
=, daughter, Sadie Parrish, became the bride
OF lieutenant Rowland Beverly Ell!s,
of the Fourteenth Cavalry, United States
4 Army.
The Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector
~ st MarEaret's Episcopal Church, per-
Z formed the ceremony. Elaborate house
! decorations were In palms, ferns ana
4 smlax, with yellow everywhere Freedoms
The ribbons were carried by Licuten-
! ants James Goethe, Matt. c. Bristol,
1 Harry s. Berry and L. L. Dietrich, OF
] the Thirteenth Cavalry, In full dress UNI
] form. Lieutennnt-Comman Newton
| Alexander McCully, United States Navy
! was best man to Lieutenant Ellis.
Tie bride was given away by her
\ father. She was beautifully gowned IN
| imported crepe de chine, trimmed with
| r,se po,nt lace. Her veil was fastened
! with diamonds, and her flowers were
Gluios OF the valley The matron OF honor,
| Mrs. Cary Male, was in pale yellow. ana
[ had bouquet of pale yellow roses.
The bridesmaids were Misses Cornella
! Sunmerville. Norma Cave, Susie ana
I Lucy Robertson. They wore WHITE oatis'e
! with fnishtngs OF yellow ana caTr'eo
yellow daisies.
Miss Katherine Hoge, of Staunton, IN
white chiffon and lace received the
guests as they assembled
i At the reception an orchestra played
among the numbers OF an appropriate
. programme many patriotic and martial
airs Guests, as they passed into the
l dining room, were presented with p:etty
bouk!enirs In the shape Of tiny SILK
American flags
their future home at Walla Walla. Wash
;ngtoo, where a completely Furnished
home, a gift from the groom's family,
awaits them. Among the guests were:
Mrs. Leila ELLIS. Of New Orleans. and
Mrs McBurney, mother and sister OF
the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. Roches-
ter. Of New York. Mr.. and Mrs. a. T.
Robertson, of Staunton. Va; Miss Kath-
crime Hoge, of Virginia.; Mr.. and Mrs.
e.,.,, Nal
Miss Dora IIooe. of Virginia: Miss Cor
nelia summerville. of Colorado. and Ar
thur and Rice Hooe, Of Virginia.
Byers-Hallowell.
A wedding Of much interest to Virgin
fans took place Wednesday evening in
Goldsboro, N c., when Miss Hattie G.
1Iallowell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w.
B r. Hallowell. became the bride Of Mr..
& Howard S. Byers. of IIarrlsonburg, Va.
\ The Rev. r w. FAIRIES. of the Presby-
terrain Church. was the officiating clergy
man.
Potted plants, cut flowers and vines
formed the decoration of the parlor
where the wedding took place, the young
couple standing under n wedding bell OF
white flowers during the ceremony.
4, Miss Sallie Hallowell, sister of the
bride. was maid of honor and wore white
+
who wore white silk princesse dresses
and carried white carnations and ferns,
were Misses Katherine Johnson, of
Greensboro, N. c.: Miss Elizabeth Par
/, ker, of Ncwberne, N. c.. and Miss Mabel
Stanley, of Godsboro. Mr.. Robert Nc
!, Chung Byers. of Bedford City, Va,
brother of the groom. acted as best man.
iThe groolnslnen were Messrs. o. II. Sally
= man. of Greensboro, N c.. and Charles
De- -
The bride wore an exquisite creation
of liberty silk over taffcta, and carried
bride roses. Har tulle veil wits caugh:
with a beautiful pearl and diamond
brooch, the groom's gift
4 The bridal party ard few friends
were entcrtaliled Tuesday evening in the
BRIDES homo.
I. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Byers took the train for Rich
Jnond. From this city they will 70 to
2the home OF the groom's parents. nt Fort
Defiance. Va. They will make their home
in Ha,Tisonlourg, where the groom Is
popular young business man.
Excursion to Natural Bridge.
Mrs Emmett Harris and Miss Laura
Harrison have In charge the arrange
ments for the excursion to be run on
June 18th to the Natural Bridge and
Luray Cnverns. Tho trip VIII take three
days. giving a day and q night at the
bridge and another day and night Mt
luray, where the party will receive the
best accommodations at the Lawrence Ho-
lei.
Tickets may be secured from either Of
the ladies mentioned, The proceeds VIII
20 to the rectnry fund OF st. Marks
| Episcopal Church and a delightful trip
is promised all who go,
Personal Mention.
Mrs, Cary 8. Morgan and daughter. OF
Paris, KY. are the guests of Mrs G..
+ %. Beasley, of Lamb Avenue, Barton
igIcghts. Mrs Morgan Is we'll known
IN this city, where her husband was
!, for some years the pastor of Seventh
Street Christian Church.
Mrs. Otho Smoot. OF Caroline county,
attended the wedding of her sister Miss
Grace Pollard, TO the Rev. Robert Nc
Cnslin, which took place in this city
Thursday
Mrs y. c. Foster and Miss Mary Eos
TER have returned 10 Stanton inter n