The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-01
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ld YOU Know?
n know why the nightingale's
donate note s6f
IS tie air as he floats to the
1sky?
lIls because he has heard thy voice. my
sweet
as Thy voice--that Is why.
YOU know why the rose that I
n pluckcd for thee d
n n Is richer by far Than the rest?
II Ills because It lies closc-ali close, my
sweet, ts
s TO thy warm, white breast.
II Would YOU know Why thrill as the
nightingale does,
And long. for the joy Of the rose?
ss'T lis because--all, sweet, will you guess
It BY this?
Ills becausc--as!s the rose!
yane In Madame for October.
Society at Hot Springs, Va.
October IS to be fashionable month
at Hot Springs, Va. for the Duke OF
d Newcastle is booked to arrive there to-
" day. Mr. and Mrs. o.. II. p. Belmont.
Mrs. William B. Leeds and Mr.. James
I Hobart Moore, with his horses, have
u already arrived Mr. James j. Van Alien
has taken IA cottage for October, and 1t Is
.8 expected that his presence will do a good
deal towards etlltvening the already gay
scircle Of Hot Springs cottagers. ID
Senior and Senoritnt Llosent OF Spain.
have been lonized by the Smart Set at
81 he Springs for the last week. The dis
8tinguished spaniards, are handsome, we'll
5s Eroomed and well hammered, and are
Is the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. gLdnicr Dunn.
ssof ashingtoll, who have4been during the
summer at their country home near the
H Hot. and whose daughter Miss Elizabeth
Dunn, is one Of the pretticst young girls
asinSttc Springs company. 55 d n n III
& n Madame Brttin and Miss Celeste Brit
Il stin,so f New Orleans. are among the fash
~ stOnable leaders from that city,. =: is
said that Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish will be
~ at the Hot about the middle Of October.
Mrs. Melville e. ingalls, gave n tea
sss1,artys on tho club house lawn Thursday
81 a fternoon for Mrs. Nicholas Anderson,
4 of Washington. III
!ss Graves--Pollard
An unusually pretty wedding was celc-$
kbrated In Glover Baptist Church Tuesday
evening when Miss Pattie s. Pollard be-"
came the bride Of u Mr.. i Thomas G.
Graves, Of Hurt, Va 4 555l5 ;35 5Es "a
The color scheme III decoration was /
green and white, the church being elab-5
'yrhe bride entered with her cousin. Mr.
ss1S..2 ". liz, of Atlanta, Ga, who gave
her away. Is ~ x 81 h II e 3S y "A,
sheswas met at the altar by the groom
with his best mar, Mr.. il. c.. Pollard,
of Elon College, N. G., a brother Of the \
nide, Miss Florence Pollard, her sister,
maid of honor. Il 5
4
alton OF white crepe dc chine over
al and carried a shower bouquet
c5 roses. The maid Of honor wore Z
organdy over green and carried
The bridesmaids were attlred in
>Ver green and carried ferns. They
isses Josephine Graves.f OF Hurt
,ssic Mason. CT Kew. Va; Susie
j.. of Glover, Va; D and Fannie
m, of Hurt, VA. The ushers were
S.. ;;dnson. Of Glover; 1essrs. Fl. R. III
Am. o f Hurt Va; II. S. Martin, of
lovers; Ira Pollard, Of Glover; Jesse
8Worsfan. of Hurt, and Paul Brown, Of q
{aD6nville, va. ;.8s IS
WA An informal reception was rendered
The wedding party. after the ceremony,
Snnd about 2 clock y he bridal party was
driven to the station and left for an ex-
tended Northern tour. The couple will
Ere side i'm PlttsylyaninS county, where the
\leroom Is established In business.
Those who attended the wedding from
OUT of town We're: MIR. and Mrs. S NJ.
n, or Greenville, S. c.; Mrs "A. b,
ingham. of South Boston, Va.; Mr.
Mrs. w. "A, Maiden, OF Greenville,
7; Mr.. and Mrs S. 6. Frcar, OF Rich
d. Va; Mr.. Franl. IT, Hill, OF Green
6llie, rs. C,; Miss Roberta Rucker. Of
.sIsynchburg; Misses Frear. OF Richmond;
Miss Susie Paris, Of Charlotte county;
Mr.. y cry Berry Graves Of Hurt Va;
ss38nrd Mrs. Mary Gregory, Of Chase CITY,
Ma &. 5ti a ~ sis
Members Specially Invited.
Members OF the First English, Evangei-
icp1 Int hpran (sh,,roh a 10 onooi,