The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Massa's III De Cold Ground.

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Massa's In De Cold Ground.
Round dc meadow am a-rngih'
H De darkey's mournful song
X While the inockl,,' bird ain singih,
Happy as dc day am long.
Where lie ivy am n-crcepin
N Ger the grassy noun
~ Dere ole massn am a-sleeplh
sleepn' Iii de cold, cold groun.
When dc autumn leaves were fall'n
4i When do days wuz cold, NM,
'Twua hard to hecr ole massa Calm
Ma Cayse lie wuz so weak en- ole.
a Now do orange trees am taooinih
on de sandy shore
Now de summer days am comm
,t3 Massa nebbcr calls no moro. j
Mnssn make de dnrkeys Tub him,
f# Cayse he wuz SO KIN, 7 s
Now, dey sadly weep nbuv him,
Atournin' cayse he lief dem benin.
Z cannot wuk befo tomorrow,
@ Cayso do tear drop flow;
Now I try to drive way sorrow,
.Pickin' on dc ole banjo.
III CHORUS.
Down In corn-fieT,
Herr dat mournful SCUM
All dc darkeys am a-wecpin'
N1assa's In dc cold. cold groun'.
0 Stephen Foster.
Dunlop-W arfield.
The wedding of Mrs. Julia Anthony
Warficld to Mr.. Richard Alexander
Dunlop. was celebrated Wednesday, April
a5th, at I o'clock 2. NJ. in st. Pau.
Episcopal Church, the Rev. Julian 1ngle,
brother-in-law OF the groom, assisted by
the Rev Robert Forsyth. the rector of
ST.. Paul's. otliclnted..
The bride Is the daughter OF the late
Colonel William Peasants Anthony. and
Is related to the Cabells. Jordans and
other historic Virginia families. She is
descendant of the Rev. Robert Rose,
the first person buried in old st. Johns
i Churchyard also OF the Fitzhughs. She
IL Colonial Dame and Daughter Of the
Ccnfederacy. Mr.. Dunlop is son Of the
late James Dunlop, for many years owner
and proprietor Of the famous Dunlop
flour mills. He Is secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce and member of
the Westmoreland and other social clubs
Of Richmond.
Tho church was handsomely decorated
in palms and flowers and Professor Rein
4 hardt was at the organ. Mr. Frank
Dunlop. brother Of the groom, was best
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den. Mr.. Egbert Leigh, Judge r. Garter
Scott, Hon. George Wayne Anderson. Mr..
George Fitzhugh, Mr.. r. w. Christian
and Mr.. Charles Davenport.
The bride came in with the groom and
was given away BY her brother-in-law
DR.. Edward Mccarthy. She wore pearl |
crepe de chine. with elbow sleeves and
white. gloves. and hat to match with
sweeping aigrettes and crushed roses. Her |
ornaments were pearls and her flowers,
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
There was no reception after ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop leaving Immediate |
II for a Northern trip. When they re-
turn they will have rooms for the sum
mer with Mr.. Martin, whoset country |
house Is beyond the Soldiers Home, In |
the West End. Next autumn, they will
occupy an apartment at the corner oil
Sixth and Grace Streets.
Among the members of the family and |
the ou;-of-,own guests persent were Dr.
and Mrs. Edward Mccarthy. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. e. Mason, Mrs James Madison
Wise, Mrs. Burgwyn, of Weldon, N c.;
Mrs. James n. Dunlop MIR. and Mrs.
Walker Gilmer, Miss Bessie Dunlop, Mrs.
]. A. r.eckinridge, Judge George Brock
inridge. Colonel and Mrs. Cary Brcckin-
ridge, Mr.. az Mrs. William R. Allen,
Governor and Mrs. Wartield. Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Beale, Judge and Mrs.
Robertson, Judge and Mrs. George Nj.
Harrison, Senator Thomas S. Martin,
Judge and Mrs. Stafford Whittle. Mr.
and Mrs. William Penn. Mr. and Mrs |
Primer. of Norfolk. Va.
Copeland-Cunningharn.
The wedding Of Miss Grace Beale Gun
ningham, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Jud-
& son Cunningham. to MIR. Walter Scott
Copeland, was quietly celebrated at 4:3O
o'clock Wednesday afternoon April 25th,
In the home of the bride. No, l02 East
Franklin Street the Rev. John G. Scott,
of Hot Springs. Va, officiating
Floral decorations In green and white
were carried out IN palms, Easter lilies
and white roses. Professor Fred c. Hair
rendered the wedding march, and during
the ceremony. Loves Dream from
Lohengrin. Only the immediate family
of the contracting parties witnessed the
nuptials. The 'brfde was gowned in white
mcssallnc trimmed with duchess Lace
At o'clock reception was given to
few very intimate friends. Among the
ou-of-town guests were Dr. md Mrs. |
Herbert Drewry, of Norfolk; Miss Mary
Trimble. of Birmingham. Ala; Miss Ruth |
Neville of New York, and Miss Grace
L. Cascaden, Of Philadelphia.
Miller-Frazier.
a very quiet but beautiful wedding cele-
bratlon OF Wednesday afternoon, April |
18th, was that Of Miss Gladys Frazier,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier,
to Mr. A. Erskine Miller, prominent In
the social and business life Of Staunton,
Va.
The ceremony took place in the home
of the bride. No. sgt West Grace Street, |
at $3.50 o'clock, the Rev. DR. j, j. Gravatt, |
of Holy Trinity Church, officiating, Only |
the families of the contracting parties |
and a few personal friends of the bride |
and groom were present
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Mr.. and Mrs Frazier, and was introduced
to Richmond society two years ago AS
debutante. and since, her lovely per-
sonality has rendered her not only one
of the most admired, but one of tho
most popular young ladies here and
elsewhere IN the State. Mr.. Miller So
cially and from a business standpoint, IS
one Of the best known and most success
full men in his section OF Virginia.
ROVster-McI,a ,1Ch1an