The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-23


MY weary feet have far to go,
/ crave the solacc of thy song, I.
The comfort that thy smiles bcstow.'
Said Love to Life, II would not blde
Where Only peace and quiet boz
Where'er thou goest, far or vide,
NV willing wings shall follow the"
And 80 across tho years they fare,
Never for day nor night apart;
And every pilgrims bread they share,
And house In every Pilgrims heart
Charlotte Becker.
Miss Elliott Entertains.
Miss Nellie -. Elliott, Of No. e17 East
Leigh Street, entertained q few friends
an Thursdny evening last most agree
ably.
Refreshments were served On tho dining
room, decorated with pnlrne and flowers.
F Among those present werean Mrs,
Weaver, Misses Rosa Trant. juLilll1n
Thaw, Laura Tallcy and Annin GPond:
Messrs. w. L. and II. T. Gatewood, eof
Newport News, Va: w. L. and d. 81.
Cowlcs, Of Williamsburg; p. Gorson. OF
Washington. y. c.; Mr.. Banks, Of Madi-
son county; Mr.. Kalbough, OF West
Virginia. and others.
Baughan-Ge rhardt.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the Gcrhardt home No. 22o5 East Broad
Street, OH Monday Inst, when Miss Drusil
Gerhardt became tho wife OF Mr.. Harry
Baughan. Tho bride was given away by
her brother. Mr.. Frederick Gerhnrdt,
and her sister Miss Katherine Gcrhardt
was the only brides maid.
Mr.. Henry Woody and Mr.. Price
6amucls were the usfers. The Lohengnen
wedding march was played by Miss
( %,iL "a "A, - pa,, T.t
Grace, OF Broaddus Memorial Church,
Il OBLIGATED.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Baughan left for an extended wedding
tour North
Royster-McL auchlan.
Mr.. ]. Stuart Register and Miss Jessie
4 NJ. McLauchan. both OF this city. will
be married Wednesday at $50 p. NJ, at
the residence OF the bride, No. 10 North
9 Thirteth Street. Rev. r. A. Goodwin.
rector OF historic old ST. Johns Church.
will ofilciatc. Only members OF both
families will attend.
The BRIDE to-be IA daughter OF Mr..
Thomas hrcLauchlnn and most at
tractive young lady, with a large circle
OF friends who wish for her NIL happi-
ness
Mr.. Register Ia son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Register, formerly OF Richmond
now Of Washington. He Is exceedingly
popular. and FOR years has held re-
sponsible position with the Southern
Bell Telephone Company.
Birthday Party.
A surprise birthday party given ut No.
$40 North Fifth Street, Tuesday last, In
honor OF the sixteenth birthday OF Miss
Fannie Schultz. was greatly enjoyed BY
3 the following friends who were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Krouse, Mrs
Hackctt, Mrs Adam Eek, Mr.. and Mrs
F. L. Schultz, Misses Lettie and Corlnna
Hackett, Kate and Aline Sims. Mamie
wlseman, Louise Garrett, Leila and
Louise Leftwich. Hazel Tate. Emelia and
Marie Stephan, Helen Heyer. Ethel Wal
drof Ruth sharpley. Eleanora Koch.
Irene Lehman, Hattie Schultz; Masters
Joe Kimbrough, Charlie Angle. Edgar
Hatcher, Willie Hudson. Linwood
Teamans. Rupert King, Clarence Left
witch, Andrew Krollse, John Doherty
& Carl Weinbrunn. Charlie Stephan, Freddy
and Adam Schultz.
For the Helping Circle.
Miss Kate Fuller, assisted by Miss
Z. Isaacs and other we'll known talent. will
give an entertainment IN the lecture
room OF Trinity NJ. r. Church, Tuesday
evening April 24th. for the benefit OF the
Helping Circle Of the Kings Daughters.
Dr.. Evans to Lecture.
The Row, Dr., William r. Evans, rector
OF Monumental Episcopal Church will
give lecture In ST. Marks Church. cor
ner OF Fir,t and Clay Streets. tomorrow
evening. a s:l5 o'clock for the benefit of
the Ladies' Aid Society OF that Church.
Or. Evans will take for his subject, CON
versation.'' and an intellectual treat Is
in store for all who attend. ig
At the Carnival.
The entertainments at The Floral carni-
val this afternoon will be under the dlrec-
ton OF Mrs. George a. Lyon.
or nm attractive programme, Mrs. Wal
ter Mercer and Mr.. Lohn,nn, will each
give two numbers. MIR. Herbert Reese
will be accompanied and pianist and there
will be doll drill and cradle song by
children.
The ladies Of the Methodist booth will
be the pntronesses OF the evening enter
tainment, the leading feature OF which
will be a Jap drill by sixteen young girls
from the Woman's College. The drill
will BIO followed by humorous selections,
given by Professor r. L. Blanton:
vocal solo, by Miss Bessie Wilson; a
reading BY Miss Eula Bailey and a piano
solo. by Miss Fannie Lewis Professor
Blanton will close the programme.
The entertainment given by ".rhe
Freaks" last Friday evening was most
successful. a large sum being raised, The
attendance has been fair and the differ
ent booths have all had reason to feel
that the special attractions they offer
nre taking the popular fancy. The palmist
at the Baptist booth has been kept very
busy In forecastlng futures: the slhou-
cite artists ut the Episcopal booth have
had scores Of stters / peanuts have dis
appeared by magic from the counters of
the Methodist ladies'; many have been
the fishers in the pool at the presbytc-
rian booth; laundry tubs and kettle hold
ers have attracted the housekeeper at the
Day Nursery Department.; the roses have
bloomed gayly for the visitor to the booth
presided over by the ladies Of the Chris
tian Church; the smoker has had his
pouch supplied and his comfort tlookel
after, at the tobacco booth And thpse
looking out for a good dinner 81 SUBS
per have not failed to be acconn,odated
at the restaurant booth. The public lis
cordially invited to come and make the
carnival a success,