The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31

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X But while her eyes were on me.
Is If once their ray. s NJ
Was .utn'd away. Il Il
" Oh. winds could not outrun ne.
And are those follies going
And is my proud heart growing
Too cold or wise
For brilliant eyes,
4 Again 10 set it glowing?
+ No--vain alas! TIL endeavor.
i From bonds so sweet to sever
Poor Nisdom's chance
Against a glance,
q Is now as weak as ever .5
= 3s' - 81. 4 A. Tom Moore.
Natural Bridge Excursion.
The Young Mems Christian Association.
r,xcnrs,on TO the Natural Bridge VIII
n icavc Rinhmcnd at 1920 O'Clock next Mons
+ nav morning, returning at $50 uesuny
nvening. Considerable time will be spen.
Il nj the Bridge, which will be illuhllIla NV y
s monday night. -, !
l The tickets include round trip ral AN os.
Transportation, round trip stage tr a
admission to the grounds durlns my ny, -
ttre stay. supper, lodging and breaKta - !.
NJ M !, ~ gentlemen expect TO take this
B 81 rinI al only one day will be lost from IN
h business being ma tional #h e}
\; K IIav.S Two children under twelve years
~ 10 can 70 on one ticket, and the
sxy,,l he refunded for all tickets not
q Used III Il "a Si
Linden Hill House Party.
A delightful house party was 4 GlSen-ae
i ,.I,indcn Hail. near Union NILS. y ~
81 t,e ,tiful home OF Mr.. j.. w. Mundy,
IN honor Of Miss Emma g ooch ana 5' NJ
,S,-s, Elllra
sE@Invited guests were Miss Matte Glesen
a. Iorfer3 az Richmond; Mr. John Il udson'l
3 ~ south Carolina: &, Miss Marie Philips.
Il II grharlottesyille: Miss, Marian 81 son..
& ~ Virginia: Miss Mabel Ono hundr 70. Oh
q I<eswick: Miss Eula On1ohnln1dlro' Mss s.
5$aTa -, ENInndy. Miss Mary G ooch and 1lss
X emma iooch, Of Fluvanna ~ he Rev. IS.
s aIaSNfears. Of Richmond; 4 Mr.. Esler Snead
" Al y lanes Mundy, Mr.. Forrest II q dcn.'
SsA Willie IIaden. all Of Tluvanna Mr. NJ
s. w Poore. Of West irginia, and MT y 81
Robert Hughson. Of Louisa
Sitting on the lawn. swinging IN nam
mocks a nd out-of- door 5s anlusetil
y proved most enjoyab BILE. !,
"a sa1lyho ride permitted s .ne so ~.
q re ople to attend d protractcd m neeHilI
4 Il 8 nrogress at Effort and part.lkc s8 o.. i33
the sumptu Gus dinner served mere 81 ~
{,nembers of I he church Y,
mn Mr.. Mundy charmed the guests =; sly
4np hem an old fashioned hayi1de ove:s
fhe@ roads OF Fluvanna and fLoulsa
&.I Other recreatjons included a matched
same at croauet md y ia Ylip i,iuG "a -
charlottesville to hear a sermon iron =
the celehra ted sam y i,e', ~. -,
time come to say good-by the Part!t
left with much regret AID many exp IRE y
4 eions OF Sappreciation to their host rc or
51he merry time spent at the II lfdd;lllll.s
Chilhowie's Fair Maid.
Miss Grace Glenn Greeyer, OF y Chill
& fowfc, Va, has been appoili,cu5 ma. n'aid
4 1 the Confederate Veterans iteunlolG,
h at Lynchburg. She is an officer IN the,
sS s.nyth County Chapter, Daughters OIL
the Confederacy, and is an act We and
enthusiastic worker. She Is 3dtscenGelis
OF that Jasper Greevers who fought win
General Campbell at Kings Mountain.
n and is bright and attractive. With hosts
of friends. S5
Miss Griffith Entertained.
Miss Mary Griffith, OF Richmond. Va,
4 Is sojourning at Clermont Villa, oa;t.
V gcrhes. n. ", the summer residence OF
Mr. John AIcI<eefrey. OF Greater New
York. Clermont Villa Is the garden spot
Ct Sangerties. situated in the heart 81
1.-THE Catskills. Mrs McI<ecfrey has en-
:atertained extensively (; this season. a.
ssgt1 allyho party to the'Eatskills was slvu,
&ip honor OF the Charming Southern t,.-l
q mt consisted tot fifteen young people,
chaperoned bS Mrs. John Acllecfrcy
Il And Mrs Albert C.. Eichler. The part,
were guests d Hotel Kaatcrsksil A
garden fetesis contemplated merit Friday
s ut which Miss Lillian l.. Mckeefrey a III
Miss Lillian G.. IIinck, OF Brooklyn, viii
+ assist the hostcs.
Surprise Party.
A delightful surprise party was gycr
A Miss Agnes Mccready last night at he,
residence. No. l4l7 West Cary Street, b.
e. Miss Elsie Noel and Miss Susie Patter
SON. Games were INDUCED In will
music and dancing by little Misses Kat.
and Hazel ASHER and singing by Mis-
81 Agnes McCrendy and Mr.. Mike Firter
after which merry party were led b.
tho hostess to the dinlng-room and en-
joycd a fruit feast, much To the plcasur
Of all present.
Auxiliary Meeting.
IL The Woman's Auxiliary of the Stree
railway Young Mems Christian AssocIa
8 ton will meet at the association buildin
IL at the Reservoir Thursday, September Isl
H at $3.50 p. N.
connected with the Virginia passengc
and Power Company are cordially invite
@ 10 attend. s#
Plans for the picnic at Wcsthampto
Park will be discussed.
Walker-Hawkins.
Mr., and Mrs Normcnt Doniphau IIau
kins have issued Invitations for the ma,
riage of their daughter, prwanna
Louise. TO Mr., John Key Maker, Ii
ceremony to be performed at the Meth,
dist Church, Bedford City. Thursday a
s5SS ternoon, September sth, al ] o'clock.
The bride 10 be Is a most nttracti,
and popular young lady of fine ment
endowments. Her fiance Is progrssi
and prosperous young Bedford City me
chant. The wedding will he an event
much social interest.
Personal Mention.
The Rev. Jere Wtherspoon, u. D., al
Mrs. Witherspoon Will return to-nie
from CASTLE, N. ~. where Mrs Withs
81 spoon spent the summer. and whe
l)r, Witherspoon made his headauarte
4.