The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07


Only. two swiftly fly the hours.
NV dear whatever the weather.
Then let the mist darkcn the lane:
All IS bright. spite OF cloud or rain.
My dear, II we arc together.
Selected.
Burgwyi1-Cauthorrl.
A wedding In which much interest u
felt by Richmond people was celebrated
at $3.50 O'Clock Yesterday evening In st
Johns Church, Tnppahannock. Va, wher
Miss Frances Page Cauthorn, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thomas Cauthorn
Name the bride OF Mr.. Henry King
Burgwyn. son Of Mr.. George F. Burgwyn
OF jackson, n c.. the Rev. William Nell
son Meade officiating
Church decorations were In pink roses
ana ferns Miss Jeanette Crigh Wright
was at the organ and played the kohen-
grin and Mcndelssohn professional and
reoessional wedding marches.
Miss Leah Cauthorn. sister OF the
bride and maid of honor, wore pink
chiffon and carried pink sweet peas. a
charming cluster OF bridesmaids In white
organdy worn with pink girdles. were
Misses Emma Cauthorn, Charlotte Barnes
Wright and Bertha Allen Gatanc. of Tap
rahannock Va: Minnie Cireenough
Burgwyn, of jackson, n. c.: Frances
Gordon Warwick, az Richmond. and
Susie Hitch, Of Norfolk. Va. Their how-
crs were pink carnations.
Mr.. Calvert Goosclcy PEBBLES. of jack
son, y. c.. was best man. The list OF
groomsmcn included DR.. T. w. NJ. Long,
Mr.. e Wilkins Lewis. Mr.. w. II. I.
Burgwyn, of Jackson, n. c.; Mr.. Eugene
Phillips of Tappahannocle. Va; Mr..
Thomas Croxton Ware of Richmond
Va, and Mr.. r. a. Cauthorn, Of Tap
pahannock, Va.
The bride same In with her brother,
y Mr.. William Latane Cauthorii. Sho wore
Irish point lace over white taffeta and
bouquet of Bride roses and lilies Of the
valley. Her only ornament was u dia-
i mond necklace the groon's gift.
After the wedding reception was given
in,the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b. u. Brock
n enbrough, from to II. Decorations were
Kin crimson rambler roses. A profusion
4 Of wedding gifts In silver, cut-glass and
china, were displayed After the recep-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Bugwyn left for q
Northern tour. Among the wedding
~ guests were:
Mr.. G. Pollock Burgwyn and Mr.. j:
" NJ. Long, OF Jackson, n. c.; Mr. and
* Mrs. r. II. Bagby, Portsmouth,, Va.
Mrs. T. II. Cauthorn. Norfolk. Va; Mrs
X Harry Fisher. Baltimore. Md; Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Buxton, Portsmouth. Va;
Mr.. J. p. AIeanley and Miss Meanly
Baltimore. Md: Mr.. VIM. Wallace Bruce,
Norfolk, Va; Mr.. W. y. Evans. Saluda
Va. and Mr.. Stnige Davis, Of West Vjr-
s ginia
{ Kruse-Belvin.
The marriage Of Hiss May BelvIn,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Bel
vim, to Mr. Charles Kruse, of New York,
took place at 6 P. NJ. yesterday, the Rev.
j. b. Hawthorne, d. D., of Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, performing the cere-
\. mony.
Beautiful floral decorations were In
palms and lnarguerites and Kessnlch's
Orchestra played appropriate selections.
The bride was attended by her maid OF
honor. Miss Ethel Briggs, and her brides
maids. Misses Elise Price. Louise Jen-
kins. Grace Briggs and Mabel c, Card
well. ofo Fort Worth. Texas.
Mr.. A. c. Anderson. of New York. was
hest man TO the groom. and tho ushers,
Mr.. Preston Belvin, Jr., and Mr.. George
Styles, Of New York.
The bride was gowned in white chiffon
over taffeta, made en- princesse and trim
med with berthe of duchessc lace; her
veil was caught with orange blossoms
! ind she wore q diamond crescent and
necklace, the groom's gift Her flowers
were a shower of lilies of the valley and
white orchids.
The maid OF honor was atrired In pale
green radium silk and had n shower
Of white sweet peas tied with white
gauze ribbon. The bridesmaids, in white
net over taffeta, carried marguerites tied
with green.
A reception followed the ceremony In
the home OF the bride. No. zoos West
Grace Street Mrs. Belvn. the brides
mother. wore pearl grey radium silk and
diamonds. The drawing rooms were es-
pec.ally artistic Eor'da moss being hung
lin the arch Of lhe .doorwhys, and daisies
being banked against, background OF
palms and forming screen tor tho or
chestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kruse will sail Saturday
to spend some weeks In London. Paris
and on the continent Of Europe. TAcy
will return In August TO make their home
Ia New York, where Mr. kruse. who IS
the son Of Mrs. Charles Kruse and the
late Mr.. kruse. is connected with the
hrm Of Follmer, Clogg and Company.
Schnidt-Webster.
The wedding OF Miss Bessie Woodbridge
Webster. daughter of Mrs ANGELA Au-
gusta Webster and the late Oscar
Thomas Webster. to Mr.. Henry Charles
= Schmidt. son Of the late Herman c. and
i
brated at ESQ o'clock yesterday evening,
In Broad Street Methodist Church, tho
Rev. George II. Spooner officiating.
Z The church was beautifully decorated
with palms and flowers. Professor Jen-
kins directed the music, and Miss Louise
Goode Webster the sister Of the bride,
was maid Of honor. Mr.. G. Fred Stein
was best man, and little Miss Marguerite
Anderson, cousin OF the bride, oN,clated
Z. as ring-bearer. The ushers were DR..
c. ]. French. of A1illett, W. Va: Mr.. y.
S. Anderson. OF Manchester. Va; Mr..
IL b. Croswell, MT. John r. IIulcher
Mr.. Fred II. Poeher. Mr.. William II
Schmidt. Mr.. Alfred j. Schmidt, and Mr.
Z Robert c, Wooloren.
Tho bride was given away by her
brother Royal Thomas Webster She
was handsomely gowncd in white silk
net over chiffon taiteta, with garnture
Of old lace; her veil vas caught with
lilies of the valley, and she carried O
bouquet Of the same flowers, The maiC
OF honor wore white silk trimmed witt