The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Sic Understands.

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She Understands.
SHE understands. do not need to so
And tell her she is all the world to me.
] never speak n word to let her know
will be faithful till eternity.
But when. upon the way to school, shc
Me come with two red apples ii, my
hands,
Anashears me say: Please, Sally Jane,
t,I take thcsc,
IL IS no wonder that she understands.
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Or when she secs me ut the old front gate
With my new sled right after the first
snow,
And from her window calls for me to wait
Until she asks her mother can she go,
do not need to tell her why 1 come,
ii, my fur cap with mittens on my
hands
For even If my feelings make me dumb.
She looks at me and then she under
stands
Or If she whispers sometimes when in
school.
AS children are quite often apt to do.
Forgetting all about the teachers rule,
And teacher says to Sally: WAS that
you y
Why, then I see how scared she is and
rise
Up in my scat and hold up both my
hands
And take the blame-she looks into my
eyes
Edo not need to speak-she understands.
Or il she has the measles so dare
Not go into her house, but can look
in through the window and she sees me
there,
And IL / bring dandy story book
And leave it on the fence post where the
nurse
Can come and take it in, and If my
Have written: Dear. i hope you'll be no
worse
do not need to speak-she understands
] do not need to tell her how feel
She only has to watch the things do;
SHE knows MY heart is true to her as
q steel,
And il 1t rains or If the sky is blue
j wait for her to walk to school with me.
And carry all her school books in my
hands,
And I am just as happy as can be.
And SO is she-because she understands.
j. w. Foley. in New York Times.
Brewster-Bosher.
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the wedding Of Miss Eleanor Grant
1sosher. daughter of the late Robert S.
Busher and Mrs. Matte Cox Bosher, to
Mr. George S. Brewster. of New York,
son OF Mrs. Benjamin Brewster, was celc-
brated in the home of the bride, No.
East Franklin Street, this city, the Rev,
Robert Forsythe, of st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, officiating.
The house was beautifully decorated
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and carnations. The background 0f the
altar was q massing of palms. and Ulacs.
Smilax was festooned and caught with
lunches of white carnations to the pedes-
tails on which rested altar candles.
Nantels were banked in green and the
hall was profusely trimmed in atnilax
and carnations. Mr. Frederick Foster
Brewster. of New Haven, Conn, the
brother of the groom, was best man to
the bridegroom.
The bride was superbly gowned in
ivory white satin en- princesse and an
traine. with heavy hand wrought eni-
broidery. Her point lace veil was held
with orange blossoms and her flowers
were white orchids and lilies of the val
ley She entered with her brother DIR.
Robert Bosher, and was attended by her
: sister and matron of honor. Mrs. Thomas
( w Purcell, who wore lavender crepe lie
chine and carried violets.
Mrs. Robert S. Bosher was elegantly
httired in black.
The receptions. with congratulations to
The bridal pair, followed the ceremony.
Afterward Mr. and Mrs Brewster left
for Washington and Hot Springs, Va.
The honeymoon will be spent in ali au-
tomobile tour through southern France
The wedding was attended, by the fami-
lies of the contracting parties and a nuns
berssof their intimate friends. The dis
play of sumptuous wedding gifts was an
unusual one from the standpoint OF
beauty and costliness. Guests who came
ina special to Richmond, returning to
New York and other points, are Mrs.
Benjamin S. Brewster, Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Gould Jennings, Miss Dows. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert S. Brewster, Mrs. w. z.
James. Miss Cuhis, Mr. Todd Hunting
ION, Mr.. and Mrs r.. S. NJ Hoe, Mr.. and
Mrs George l.. Stebbns. Mr.. Beckman
Hopper, Mr.. S. w Chids, Mr.. G. Alter
bury and Mr.. ]. S. Barnes, OF New York;
Mr.. Frederick Foster Brewster. Miss A.
H. Fitch, Miss NJ. b. Fitch and Mr.. John
j. Fitch of New Haven. Conn: Mr.. w.
S. c. Noyes, of Minnesota; Mrs. Charles
Stebbins, Miss Stebblns and Miss Linda
Stebbins, of CaZanovia, n. y, and Mr..
A. B. Newell, of Chicago.
Rowe-Beasley.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rowe, OF Hanlp-
tor. Va, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary
Louise Rowe, to Mr.. Robert Charlton
Beasley. The Rev. j. Sidney Peters, OF
this city. formerly pastor of the Hamp-
ion First Methodist Church. will per-
form the ceremony on Wednesday. April
18th. ats p. NJ.
Miss ANNE Whitley. of this city. will
be maid of honor and The bridesmaids
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