The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-26
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
A Creed for Tune.

dumb.
/ believe in the fresh sweet smell of the
ki3 meadow,
I'LL Caught and kissed by the conuuerine
EIs sun.
"a believe in the sweets that hide III the
N5 shadows,
BY gray stone walls. where still BROOKS
At run.
/ believe In the long, straight beams that
E&' culver,
M Failing down through the great "h'te
'gT5 day.
5wh,lo under the face of the gltterlng
lNfe river
# Currents are moving and eddics play.
II believe in the rising scent OF inc
mn flowers,
Filling the cups Of the afternoon;
VI believe in tho height of the cloudy
H towers,
Is Built in the west, to fall too soon.
III believe in the music Of hidden thrushes,
I7 Only heard in the tangle of trees
III believe in the lullaby wind as 1t bushes
35s Green little leaves. and the drone OF
aE bees.
st1 believe in tho good, great world, and
B / love it;
E5I love and believe in Man, and the call
g4of the Soul that is in 1t, and yet above
gB it
IN / believe in the God who made 1t all.
Winfield Scott Moody, in Harpers
Monthly.
&tS@ Francisco-Marshall.
#tsyThe Dallvile Register of Thursday,
MAY oath, has the following item of In
terest to the Richmond friends of the
groom. The Register says:
sf-lA pretty and attractive marriage was
8Jcelebrated yesterday afternoon a. .
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n. Marshall, at Ringgold when their
daughter. Miss Emma Marshall became
Athe bride of Mr. George w. Francisco, of
@Richmond. Rev. j. c. Holland, pastor
of the Keen Street Baptist Church, or
this city, officiated. and the ceremony
was performed In the presence OF
&iarre number of the friends of the con-
#tracting parties The parlors were
&tastefully decorated, green and white
apredominating. The couple were united
hinder two suspending bells Of flowers
and ferns.
1.-THE ushers were Messrs. c. w. and a.
IN Marshall and the attendants were
Mr. r. Z. Marshall and Miss Meyers;
Mr. Boyd, OF Person county, N. G., ana
1.-THE bride entered leaning on the arm
Fo 81 her brother. Mr.. N Il. Marshall,
III. Mr.. A. Y. Hudgns, Of Danvlle, was
&oest man.
Sg$Mr. and Mrs Francisco arrived in
#Danville yesterday afternoon and are
M,topping at the home of the grooms
Ss,arents on Harrison Street. They will
&li1ake their future home in Richmond,
Where Mr. Francisco is employed at the
MI
Railway.
&z Observation-Disclosures.
&5Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
#Sdrs. Thomas w. Tlmberlake, of 'Sher-
wood" Milldale Warren county, va
70 the marriage of their sister, Miss Leila
It'll. Undertake. to Mr.. John Augustus
#hhomson. of Monterey, Mexico. the
marriage will take place on June l4th
|Mft Sherwood, the beautiiul nome OF
|8 he bride-elect.
|@tMiss TimberIake Is the third daughter
e Il the late John S. Timberlake and Mrs
|#Rarrie c. Timberlake. of Front Royal,
l9sfa. She is an exceedingly handsome girl
|#tnd is graduate of Fairfax College,
|sElnchester. where she has many friends.
l&EMr Thomson is the son OF Mr. and
RI AIRS. Augustus Pembroke Thomson or
Isssnmmit Point w. Va. He Is graduate
We
lie won distinction in the sciences. For
lH3ayeral years he has made his home IN
ISIexico, and after brief visit to his old
|Esome, he will take his bride to Monterey,
|shere the young couple will live.
|@i Flowers for Hollywood.
IsSThe committee on decorations, of the
IoHawood Memorial Association will
lgaa at the Soldiers Monuments in Holly
Mood on Wednesday, May 30th, from
INK. M to / p NJ. All persons who cannot
10 to Hollywood, butL who ,.desire to
|NSand flowers are notifieH this. flowers
kill be received at the home Of Miss
Isaaughmnn, No. liM Grove Avenue, up
S8br 10 o'clock on that day.
|# THE Southern Express Company and
#ae Virginia Navigation Company have
|ftndly offered to transport all flowers,
sants or evergreens free of charge, pro-
}ded they are addressed to the Holly
Hood Memorial Association In Miss
lau1,hnIans care.
THE oft-repeated statement Is again
haads to the men and women of Nlr-
|#snia that there are eighteen thousand
SEbnfederate soldiers buried in Hollywood
ad an appeal is once more made for
sRArlands for their graves
Benefit Concert.
IA large audience attended the benefit
UTk3lsFtalTllleUl al lIt NisIi4' llui HtdS
tening Besides the programme pre-
Iously published, generous responses
Hi expressed appreciation gave several
|S8foce numbers.
I!stThe quartette followed their fine Sc
Iskction The Old Brigade" with TN
sFSlent Mead" and again "A Melody
Hi the South" and 1.-TWO Roses"
Miss Marie Leahy intoned the Mar
age of the Flowers" To an accompan
lSsent of Nevins Narcssus by Mr. KIri
Aathews.
5SsThe succession OF colored lights reflect
X9bs upon Miss Leahy in this number wa
,&ry beautiful and was operated by Pro
ssor Daniel
Miss Leahy also rendered darby dia
kict sketch and TN Old Virginia" b!
hr. II. B. Valentine, also "Pomps De
nike" She received an ovation tina
ASA have pleased her, Mrs. Jaspe
f;gR&wes appearance on the stag
ii ough forth burst of applause, ant
though she was very much indisposed
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