The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-28
SOC .AI AND
pERSON'...A|''3Il|.-..,.
Hope and Fear.

The nuptial prayer was q dream, that was Is
sIsee sSSsSs dear q ..8S q II, e
u Ana tile marriage song was q sigh.s
aaF Hut fcar grew brave and censed to Gun il .
& SS And conquered the doubts that1 Deg VI, uilst
A IA that "a why, when the days went Dy,
IA pits chiid Of their love was q smile. a.
lss5A fainting hope and n fear that grew
were married forever and aye. IL
sSSI Tho nj lghting ring was "a deW-Wet rose nj
sEJisS Ai,G The priest was q sllnlit da
Inv But fear, grew strong and hope grew weak
TN 81 Ana the marriage couch was u bier. ~
n Aiid that is why, when the days went byt
\ NJ The child OF their love was q teal tea AZ
3Ss Maurice Smiley. ~
Birthday Fete.
Nj # Mrs. w. "A. Wright and her charming
sET4 daughter, Miss Alice, o Wilmington ~.
S &. entertained a few friends at Cam
III eron Hall Goshen va., q Saturday
S#2last. at noon, & In honor Of the birthday
v Of Mr. r. w. Taylor, OF Barton Heights
az Beautiful iced cake bearing thirty
83 SIX candles was q feature OF the occa-
I. atshnn; at which all present offered cons
%fS gratulations, and wished i$ Mr.. Taylor
3 n, many happy re urns. " Il III '{
VIII Among the CUES is were M RS. il m Holmes
jackson and Miss Eliza Jackson, OF Jncls-
Y sonville, Fla: Miss Lydia Miller Of Nor
ok, %SsNleSte Alu
33s r. W. Taylor, of Barton Heights; Misses
VIII Nancy, Mary and Agnes Grlgg, Of Rlch-H
6S 1nond Mrs. Gr'iggs Miss knight and Mrs
f Forbes, Of Norfolk; Mrs. MA. Wright,
fss Misses Alice and Salie and Mr.. ilinnl
I. Wright, Of Wilmington, N. CT Mrs. Ella
cameron and Miss Ellen Cameron, " Of
Goshen, Va; Mr.. William Gold, and
asotllers. ,ss }
s Summer School Exhibit
fSSsS Richmond students were well repre-.
1, scented in the exhibition Just held ut
1.-THE Virginia Summer School Of Art, in
R the3mccllanical laboratory Of the tIniyer--s
vi sityo Virginia. The pictures done By
& Mr. Iougald Walker, Miss Katherine Nc
In tire. Mr.. Mueller, and drawings by! Miss.
Barber, Of this city, have received spe-3
W. cially favorable mention, Mr.. r. s. Bre-f
fI din, Of New York, the director of the
II school, considering the exhibit, as whole.
II tic most creditnblo that has yet been
M held. s.ss S555S
Miss Thomas Returned.
4 Mrs. NJ. b. Thomas, who has returned
Y, from q delightful. visit to Judge and
Il, Mrs Charles r. Faulkner 8of Il 13oydton,s
DIN WI, took part In a concert given In
81 3 Boydton during her visit. and created
9ESEreatI enthusiasm in her audience by ller9
beautiful voice. X s Is 45 & A VI t B834
Have Satseds lOr.IN pies.
S,5S The Mnrchese Emilio San, Germanos
.4and the Mnrchesn who have been ut
* BrettoA Woods. in the White Mountains,
Ia since their wedding in Louisville lky.,3
ssin,nnS August 511th have sailed from N CIV
s5syoorl, s for Naples, Italy. The Marchese3
is d cousin of the King of Italy, ana inl!dl
&shis bride will be presented III Rome
during the approaching winter. 5%
Society Intere
i#S559 society," in Richmond and Petersburg is
IA much interested IN the announcement
n recently made OF the engagement Of Miss
s9ssI Lena Bower Ragand to Dr. Lewis
&$ DuvalfPlnher, the marriage to take place
III On Tuesday, September 18th. ii Miss Rag
N land h IS the \ only daughter Of CAPTAIN
Ef and Mrs. j ohm ID. Ragland and III the
III GRANDDAUGHTER Of General q olston,sis g
9distinguishad Confederate e officer, who
S$5 also Won distinctionin In the service otHthe
1lhedive Of Egypt ;5@B st ~ .355
ss3 M Weddings in Prospect.
II S3Invitations have been issued \ for the
SS3 marriage Of Miss II elen DeArlnond,$
Of Mr. and Mrs. Powell Dear
IN 3mond, Il OF {MqIlce's Rocks, Pa. and Mr.
aChar.es Hamilton Shields, Of the First
II National. Bank, Roanoke, Va. The Hcere-L
$ lnonyy will he performed in the home OF
$ijt tile d bride Tuesday evening, September
s#4 hat 7:3o o'clock
Ei The marriage of Miss Mary Belle
J Earnest, daughter Of Mr.. tNV., y. Earnest,
4s TO Mr.. Ienry 4Nrysor, of Pulaski county.
Y nov engaged in educational work in Penn
sylvantn. is announced to take place
8 August Goth at Dublin. Va.
Willis Strider.
a wedding in which Richmond people
are Interested was celebrated lin st. Bar
II 4holonew's Protestant Episcopal Church,
& at Leetown. Jefferson county, w. Va, on
ri 7Nedne sday, AUGUST 22dgl, when Miss Geor-
"a getta Stridertr'da lighter of Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac Henry strider was given in mar
rlage to the Rev. Andrew Johnston Wills,
4 the Rt. Rev. William Loyal Grayatfe
Bishop Coadjutor of West Virginia, ass
4 sisted by the Rev. Edmund p. cambridge,
n officiating. @
S,i5 The bride entered with her brother,8
us Mr.. r.. E.. Lee Strider. Miss Katherine
e Rutherford Glass of Winchester, wearing
y pretty costume of cream wolfe and silk,
" and carrying white carnations, was maid
e of honor. Mr.. James Grantham, Of Mid
deway, was best man. The nshers We're:
II Messrs. /. Mitchell Willis, OF Middleway;
Il Ernest II. Bitner, of Kearncysville;!
George T. Shirley, Of Summit Point. and
James Francis McCoughtry. Of Wash
3 ington.
The bride was gowned in cream Pana-
3 ma cloth, worn with a white picture nat
IS I'm her hand she held a white prayer
4 book
t& The hour of the celebration was 1880
8a a. M Afterward wedding breakfast
4sS was served at Rose I1ill," the brides
4 N home, Mrs, strder being assisted by the
young ladies', who made up an ante
Rnuptial house party--NlisR Miriam How
Nj ard Evans, OF Frederick, Nd. Misses
phoebe and May Cietaendanner, Of Charles
Town; Miss Sadie Trusseli, Of l<carneys-
III VILE; Mrs, Harry Strder, of Winchester,
and Mrs. ], w. Strlder, Of l.ectown.
Among the many handsome and beau
III DUBIOUS
What Her Husband Would say.
a Mich woman tried Postum Food
Coffee because ordinary coffee disagreed
4. with her and her husband She writes
tsa3"My husband WAS sick for three years
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