The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-12
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Personal.
IA Romance Of the Hunt.

"A Romance Of the Hunt
when autumn crowned the golden year
with all her luscious fruits.
took my game-6ae and my gun,
And donned my hunting boots.
sought the places where the calls
or snipe and quail are heard,
And there among the woods and stream
saw lovely bird
Y The tin1id woodcock rose In vain-
The squirrel was forgot;
s No more with patient art tried
The willy duck to pot
II staike, the sedges IN dream
My brain was only stirred.
With pets and plans OF how to snare
That one hewitchlng bird.
met her on frosty morn.
And, dazzled BY her charms,
aimed with courage at her heart,
She fut;ered In my arms.
From waving grasses. dry and tau.
The grouse unheeded whirred;
MY gun lay idle at my feet
While caresse6 my bird.
She nestled to my shoct;ng-coat
As we returned to town
She Is no goose so II may be
Twas she who brought me down;
But, counting w my feathered spells
And all ms trnnh!es tuTred.
Tn proudest Of the skill that won
NY dainty Anna Bird.
--oIinna irving In Lesl,e's Weekly
Talbott-Sarratt.
Mr.. william Hudson Sarratt has sent
out invitations for the marriage Of his
sister. Miss E:he, sarratt, to Mr., Sam
mel Greaver Talbot, Of the Twenty
eighth United States Infantry, the cere-
mony to take place "Wednesday after
noon. November ssd. at. & o'clock. in the
First Methodist Church, Gaffncy, South
Carolina
The bride and groom will be at home
after December 4th, at Fort Smelling,
Minnesota &
Lieutenant Talbot IS native OF Rich
mond, and is a nephew Of Mr.. Burnett
Lewis. Of No. EOS East Franklin Street.
He is a graduate Of the Virginia Military
Institute and went out with the Virginia
volunteers in the spanish-American war.
Shortly after his return he received his
appointment as lieutenant in the United
( States army, and has seen service in the
Philippines since. He met his fancee.5
who is said to l,e n young lady possess.
ing many attractions, while she was visit
s ing friends at the post in California,
where he was stationed.
he Is very DCpuiul III E-iCltuOho. NdSAS
many friends are Interested at the an
nounce711ent OF his approaching nuptials
Quite party Of Richmond people will
attend the wedding.
Miss Glasgow at Home.
Miss Ellen Glasgow. accompanied by
her sister, Miss Rebe Glasgow. returned
to Richmond from New York Thursday
afternoon. Miss Glasgow and her sister
have been in New York since their return
from abroad in September. The Deilv-
erance'' Miss Gla>goH-'s recently publish
cd book. is said to have proved as Ereat
success in England as In America.
Out-of-Tow11 Society.
{ Society buds in Providence, r. I, have
been creating a sensation in society by
making their first appearance in |
..tableaux vivants. representing Scenes
from Modern Novels, an entertainment
given In behalf OF the charity fund Of the
First Congregational Church.
THE Reflections Of Anbrosine" was
charInlngly iinpersonsted by Miss CecEe
Briggs. who IS TO be formally presented
a; d ball TO be given December ed by
Miss E-be Chaplin tool. the character of |
Lady Roses Daughter Miss Hope |
shapisg, that Of The Heart Of HEa-
cinlh; Miss Bartlett The Visits of
..II-,,izEbAth; Miss Martha Hale and
MIR. Stephen A:nas The: psy of e Dog,
s1ld Miss Virginia Shepiey. The Pretty
Sister o. 5nse'
New York society is much interested
in the announcement Of tbs enga Cement
Of Miss Constance Enuwe-. the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin anowsr, TO
Mr.. asarJ Coleman I,ra1-nr. Ing son
Of Mr. J. Cpisr-.go Drzy-pI.. Z Harvard
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