The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19
SOCIAL AND
/ PERSONAL


Loves Young Dream.
n OH the days are Como when beauty bright
My hearts chain wove;
when my dream OF life, from morn III
as hight,
Was love, still love!
lis 3B New hope may bloom
And days may como
Of mlder, caliner beam,
4 But there s nothing half SO sweet IN lie
AS loves young dreams; ~
i Oh, there's nothing hnlf so sweet III lie
AS loves young dream!
Though the bard to purcr famc may soar
When wild youths past;
IL Though he win the wise, who crowned NC.
fore,
TO smile at last,
He'll never meet
5 a JOY so sweet,
4 In MI his noon Of fame,
AS when first lie sung to woman 5 car
His soul-fclt flame,
81 And at every close she blushed 10 near
The one loved Name
on. that hallowed form is ne'er forgot
Ef Which first love traced
Y Still 1t lingering hn,ints the grechest spo'
tt On menory's waste
twas odor fed @
s8 AS soon as shed,
Twas mornings winged dream .
twas a light that ne'er can shine again
On life's dull stream;
Oh, twas a light that ne'er can M
wv OnGlife's dull stream!
THOMAS MOORE.
Zinn-Cameron.
A brilliant wedding Of the Easter sea-
SIN will be celebrated ut seven O'Clock
this forenoon, III tho home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alexander Cameron. Of NO. blo
Enst FRANKLIN street, when their darGh-
ter. Flora Macdonald will be married 70
\ Mr.. George linn, of orange county Va
the Rev. Mr.. Geoffrcy Bd'nleS' o, ~, ~.
pnul's school, Concord, n. H., and the
Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil, OF Second Pres
byteran church, this city, officiating.
The spacious parlors and dining room
OF the Cameron home will be eSquisitelS
decorated with the green of palms, terms
and smax, the blossom and fragrance
Of Easter lilies and American Beauty
s roses Thilow's orchestra Will render an
appropriate musical programme
The attendants will be the maids or
( honor. Misses Mary and Janet Cameron
and the best man, Dr. John SedgWlcK
Andrews, of Delaware.
The BRIDE gowned in chiffon over satln
trimmed with point lace. her veil caught
with orange blossoms, and her lowers
a shower Of lilies of the valley, will come
ir with her father, Mr.. a. III. Cameron
The maids of honor will wear costumes
Of blue radium, with touches of pink and
white, and hats with pink plumes They
& will carry bouquets Of pink roses.
The ceremony will be followed by an
elegant wedding breakfast with the guests
seated Those from out OF town In at
tendance will be: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dupont, of Montpelier, Orange county,
Mrs Theodore Rogers, of Wilmington
Del; Mrs Bradford, of washington
Il Mrs Lyman D. Gilbert, of Harrisburg
+. Pa; Mr.. Graham Cameron. of Port Henry,
h. y; Mr.. Oglesby Paul, Of Philadel-
phia: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bland. of Bal
tnore: Mrs. Andrews. OF Orange Va;
Miss Elaine DUPONT Irving and Mr. Louis
Irving, Of Irvington, n y: Mr. Wallace
4 Lanahan, OF Baltimore; Mr.. Dan Saltwell,
ca Boston; Mr.. Furman Dick. of New
York: Mr.. E. Lee Goss. of Orange, Va;
Mr.. and Mrs. Heasmnn, of Berkshire,
England
Miss Cameron made her debut in Rich
nond two years ago and has since spent
year in Paris and in travel through
Europe visiting her fathers former home
s in Scotland. Through her mother, she Is
the granddaughter of the late Octavia
Robinson. wife Of Barton Haxall, for
many years prominently Identified. with
the social and business life of Richmond
Cameron Lodge the country home of
Miss Cameron's father, Is situated In the
picturesque Piedmont section Of Virginia,
: not far from the country estate, formerly
owned near Gordonsville, by Mr.. Barton
Haxal
Mr.. Zinn is the son Of Mrs. William
DUPONT, of Montpelier. Va. He will take
his bride to live Mt Castor Hail." his
recently built homo, in Orange county.
Snith-Walsh.
One OF the pret,est OF the Easter we'd
dinrs was that of Miss Blanche Anas
tasia Walsh, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas James Walsh, to Mr.. Thomas
Navy Smith, which took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock In tho home of the
brides parents, No. el9 East Marshall
Street. The 't2ev. Er. William L. Evans,
rector of Monumental Episcopal Church,
performed the ceremony.
The entire lower floor Of the house was
decorated with va profusion OF palms
and Easter flowers. and Mr.. !. d. Briggs.
Jr., had charge Of the music Miss Ira
Lillian Walsh, sister of the BRIDE was
maid Of honor and Mr., Robert Hill Bow
crs was hest man. There were no other
attendants.
j nc DTlue, WHO tIilcTtl Will IleI lututI,
wore a stylish suit of tan silk eolienne
s. over taffeta, with Il white picture hat and
white gloves. Her bouquet was OF Bride
roses
The maid of honor wore beautiful
gown of pink null over taffeta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be at home
after May first ut Virginia Avenue and
s. High Street, Portsmouth, Va.
The bride is an attractive blonde. and
has large circle OF friends In Richmond.