The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
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PERSO AL /.
Thistle Song,
prief n the slender hArebell's hour, ~ a,
81 Sd vrail the Wild arutn' , hiding fower, "
II Al Aft,t tho kerllYr 1t1f In lsleepa

u Z. ~ Il IA slender hAre X hour, 8i
L Yrail the Wild ar1in's hiding flower, ~
81 Al sbut tho Eeptyr str In sleep, #
ssr The wit,d.fluwers DO lin reverence
4 Aud fragile blows the pale dos.rose
p Under copse' lee !, 5ss ~ Ell y ~ .
lSBut the thistles stand on the open land
ses Fearless, and flile to see. II lSs
fI1et lavish roots endure 20 grow All i3T
BY permit III n planted row, 5ss4,
like fools that sacrifice their summers
,,sS3ss no grind the money mills OF commerce.,
Some day Of ruth they see the truth. Il.
Is from the beginnin g.
Ii Freedom ana health are all tho wealth
That's fairly worth the winning. 4
\ So you my. freotnen OF the ne,d.
I h; FIT blaEon OF the tIig HAND shield,
MY handsome idlers Of the plain
sSsg THAT live for living, not for gain, i5
with bristled Points ana arrnored Joints
88s Sell dear your lives. and whom
Il Sharp scleles shall win to wear s$.s
The royal purple plume.
London Spectator.
Taylor - Jackson. A
S5t IA very pretty marriage was celebrat-
N ed at 8 80 p M, August 18th. In the Bap.
~ fist Church Church At Cartersvtlle, Va,
u when Miss Di,nple jackson Moon, OF Car.
NJ tersv4lle, was given IN marriage TO Mr..
81 Samuel Taylor, lot Beach, We
TsaSsT re church was Eunvnsed IN white, tho
III color scheme being developed On green
" and gold. h 535l t -.
n Preceding the ceremony. tho Dir 20,
III Pro t,ise Ne =, wns sweotiy sung by Miss
II Irving Moore, OF West. virginia, The.
i bridesmaids wore oil attired In princess
llAsgowna OF white orepe dc chine over tor
n, fetn. " Thu party entered as follows !
stI6isses Meland Irving and Vivian Duncan,
AlsNessrs. Grover Perdue and Ralelsn
n tBeloher: isses Mabel Taylor and Elolse
III an. Mossrs. Henry Perdue end Edward
IL sRelcher;g Misses Lucille Moon and Amer
" ieaE seay, 1ressrs. Floyd Moon ana br alisS
Irving. 3,S f EG y 3jst \. u, J,
7 ss5J The bride, who came next wore tray ~,
XII elm K costume Of Alice blue Panama oloth,
" sui on silk. and worn with nat a ana
gloves to hnrnnonize. She was accom- ,''i !.
iS9ssIsa,ied by her sister and ,natron OF
I'm AZ. Mrs M. Il. Duncan, In white SIX
M crepe. AT the altar, the groom awaiteo
IA bride with his best man. MT. Ho Uaro
4 Taylor OF this city. ~, !, VI = =.
g8t7.} THO ceremony weR ia lpressiYely is per-
st formed 81 the Rev. Ryland =. 6andtor ~
gy# nf Hampton Va, brotler-in- law OF t :! L.
us groom, assisted by the brides pastor, the
4l3S Rev. y. Il. stinson. During lts proe ress.
sS Miss Mary Pitts, Of Elk Fiji, Va-,s VINO 1
n had charge OF the music, 58t5 .EiSs.
IN The ST.; 1,shers were & Mesgrs. Frederick
n Rhodes and Earle Parrish; the ribbons
III hearers little Miss Virginia and Master
81. seay. Jr.,l Of 5Shore's Va After the
S s' cieremo ny Me. and Mrs. Ia lor came to
$t s edmond by the afternoon train. From
#S 2.I edmond they went to Hampt on,i ~ ASH
N ington, Baltimore and tho Northern cities.
Those attending the wedding from Q as
81 lance were the Rev, and Mrs. Fsyland
~. seay. OF Shore 8; Mrs, c. g. Briggs,
81 scottsville: Miss Mary PITTS, Of ELK
Hill; Miss Irving Moon, Of West Vir-
IN gg,nia :R Miss Dloise Gill, Of Norfolk;
Hiss Irene Baber and Miss America seay,
IN 81 shore's MesBrs Grover and Henry
81 Perdue, Of Raleigh, and Edward Belcher.
8SiFes Isl 1 Beach, and Mr.. Howard Taylor, OF
Il Richmond, Va i43.H, Il; 81 u q
u. d. c. State Convention.
81 The following officials notice has been
FL received BY the president Of Richmond
Chapter Emitted Daughters OF the Con-
~ g3federacy VI The notice says: zt85 a
The fourth annual convention OF the
9I Virginia Division, United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, will be held IN Wythe-
3s Svile,s "wednesday. October 10, 1905. ~
q All chapter presidents are requested to
cause delegates to be elected to that
convention, as we'll as delegates to the
general convention, United Daughters Of
the Confederacy. to be held in Gulfport.
Miss, November IA, 1905 5si
Ono copy OF credentials OF Xdelcgntes to
II Virginia Division Convention, United
8s Daughters Of the Conf deracy, should be
a sent to the State registrar, Miss Elvira
Jones, Roanoke, Va. and one copy to
A AIrB. Thomas G. Miller, wyrhevtlle, Va;
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