The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-29

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Personals
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Through peaceful English woods and and
5, III leas, NJ
By Scottish moor and heather.
II, modest luxury and ease az
We travel, sweet, together.
S.cam's mighty force exerts It's power
with rhythmic law and order,
sixty breathless miles all hour
We fly across the border.
II Tong CLEANS we pass of sea and shore
y n. IN summer sunshine glowing,
Lone hamlets, towns where evcrmore
Lifes busy tide is flowiiigi
Until us evening wanes to night, III
5 Soft n,ists ana shadows blending,
u we, half.regretful must alight, Z
At last our journey ending.
n 1,ifes tourney knows no Scotch Express
No cushioned corner-places,
6 Outlines the End We cannot guess,
Nor choose the sunny spaces.
q But, sweet, the burdens we would share,
.5s Nor dread the cloudy weather,
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53 Like this, each day, together.
iis{ II ~ Mary Fnirah.
There IS a tide In the affairs OF wo-
men. which. taken at the 1000. leaus
\ 81 IN to Fortune. But most reopiu eaten
ratered stock on the ebb.
Fortune knocks once at woman's
door And she's the worst xhoeker III
5 the world.
~ ~ 1t'-.1 !, ON
s "Charity begins at nome, pu1 ends
when you reach the cook. N !.
..Handsome is what hansoms charge.
81 ..Time and tide wait for no man, but
81, time always stands still for woman OF
eaLIes have no legs; that's why we al all.
have to stand for them.
5.,.A bird on the plate is worth Two Oh
" the bonnet. ~, h,
People who live IN glass houses se si.ousu
q Y dress in the dark.
Harrell-Wood.
/. 3s Miss Dora Bell Wood, formerly OF Rich
81 Ynond, but more recently of Portsmouth J,
was married Wednesday evening in the
IA ,,nrna of Mr.. j.. Wood, of Portsmouth
a 70 Mr., George Fletcher Harrell. q ven
{&s /. novn merchant of Pinners Point.
V THE parlors were prettiy decorated IN
flowers and palms. and the Rev. j. y.
than performed the ceremony.
The bride was attended by her sister r.
Il nSiss Alice Wood, as maid of honor She
wore white point d esprit over Ia al teta, 4
md carried Bride roses. The maid 81
\ :,onor wore white nousseline DC ao. pc y
e Her flowers were pink carnnt ions. ~.
/. The wedding was followed by a recep-E
ton. l
ssz Will Leave for Home.
M Mrs. Charles j. Faulkner and Miss
I Hallie Faulkner, who have Z spent = u NY
ct Buckroe Beach and contrlD E't l',e.t :.
,o,,ch to the social life and gayet" 81 Z
II va n +.y,onnlar seaside resort will leave
saturday to spend a few days III y ASH ASH
Z inrton before returning to their nome
at Martinsburg, Wa
Il The dance given at the Hampton hohdsA
"a Golf Club5this week proved q very mana nan
some affair. Among those present were
n Mr.. and Mrs strother Smith. Mrs. VII u
ham a.. Foley. Senator and ~ Z mares
Il 4. Faulkner, Miss sallie Faulkner. MISS is
rosa J3ee.3 Miss Anne Yeardey BOO et,@
& yrella and Mary Wills Booker Miss MAY
81 y1,homas. Miss Nina Armistead, MISS
Il Il, ,,1,,,rE Palmer. Edward Ives, Fred Palell,
y E.dith montgomery, Miss Frances Carr,
= S. Alexander, oseph VcaVer, -, L
4 aiIans Armstrong, Heffefinger, A. .
n owen and Rufus Parks.
Personal Mention.
AIRS James b. Pace has been CALLED
to II Louisville. Kentucky. by the illness ne,
II Of Miss Ethel Pace. who has oeen WISH ISL
\ ing relatives in thai n city.
(. Mrs. Garrett Wall and family will oc-
u cu 10, a cottage at Sweet Springs, West
]. Virginia, for August $.
81 Mrs. E. y. d. Myers. who has Just re-
turned from oe sRrlegs Mii SUI snphur
q Mrs. Edward Mcclure will join Mrs,
e s. inter Mcclure. her mother, OF
Il Sweet Springs. in august.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Russell Thompson have
returned from a visit to Mr.. @Tl.5mpsons
narents, mr.. and Mrs J. G. Thompson,
of M lnar Matte Williams who spent sey
eraI weeks with relatives In Richmond,
left Monday for her home at Gladys.
Dr.. ". g. ,.curpeDer. Of Portsmouth.
Board Of Health in this city.
mss Mamie Hall Miss Estelle !, and
y who are the guests Of friends here. Will
u 60 from Richmond to st. Louis. where
they will take in the exposition.
i. & Mrs. John Gordon Farland Is the guest
/ pf the Misses salley, in Newport News
Misses Fannie and Lucie Winston. Of
Potts, Va, are visiting relatives in this
S@ City.
Mrs L. 3. Hall and Mrs Willie Crit
tenden are the guests OF Mrs Berry, in
v Stanton.
55 Miss Margaret Gould is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Jones. at Clifton Forge.
Mrs. r. r. Gilman is the guest of Mr..
y. and Mrs John S. Collins. at Greenville,
#s Va.
Miss May Blakeney, Of Monr9e. n. c.,
! AVest Main Street.
Misses Clara and Jessie Denmead, Of
z West Point, have been the guests of
Miss Mamie L. Ford, of No. Col West
Z Grace Street.
Mrs. Alfred =. Gray, Mrs F. T. shep-