The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-14

BY all this beauty glrdled and caressed
Mould not hold its happiness supreme;
Q love, to swoon in care-forgetttrg rest
tTporl the breast Of dream!
Clinton Scollard.
At Hot Springs.
The season at the Virginia Hot SPRINGS
seems to promise an early beginning this
autumn. One of the most prominent men
at the Springs is Justice Joseph Mcltentla,
of Washington d. c.. who Is accompanied
by his wife and daughters.
A recent bridge party and tea at the
club house was given By Mrs. George NJ.
DAVE. OF Kentucky. Tea was served
on the lawn and beautiful prizes We're
given the winners.
Miss Ward. the daughter of Command
Aaron Ward, United States navy, was
among the young ladies who played in the
tennis match on Monday
Among the cottages now open are those
z ~ Mir. and Mrs. Seth Barton French Mr..
md Mrs. Lanier Dunn. Melville E. In
I calls and Charles B. Knapp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mortimer Brooks are expected TINS
month from Newport, Rhode Island.
Sullivan-Watkins.
Miss Elnora Watkins and Mr.. .. J..
sullivan left yesterday for Washington,
d. c., where they were united In mar
rage last evening at st. Dominic's Cath
Ole Church.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Sui
: livan were given asi elaborate reception
4 at No. S3l X Street Northeast. the home
\ OF the groom's brother. Mr. ]. sullivan
Later the bride and groom left for Balti-
more and other Northern cities. They
will return to make their future home
at No. 51l6 West Marshall Street, about
September 18Th.
Mrs. Sullivan is beautiful and accom-
l,,3v nd
band enjoys a wide acquaintance and
q popularity in Richmond
All Europe Interested.
An Fs,rope is greatly in,eres led In the
y wedding of the Crown Prince of Prussia,
4 son OF the German Emperor, 10 the Ouch
ess Cecilia sister of the Grand Duke OF
n Necklenburg-S chwerin, which will take
place early next year. II Is said that me
iIaiser's object in the union is TO- bring the
Cumberland Danish and Netherlanu
4 courts into closer relations with the Ger
man court The Duchess Cecilia s brother.
y The Grand Duke .'f Mccklenburs-
Schwerin. married last June the PrincesS
y Alexandra, second daughter OF the Duke
of Cumberland. a sister OF the future
Queen of Denmark. The Duchess eczema
is also a niece by marriage of the Prince
Censor Of Holland. Thus it will be seen
that strong dynasuc reasons exist tor
the match
y# Miss Robson's Success.
The many Richmond admirers OF Miss!
Eleanor Robson. in her fine portrayal
Of Audrey at the Academy two years
ago, will be glad to hear that she has
had a most hearty welcome In LONDON,
both by her audiences and through tne
7 press. Miss Robson Is playing Merely
Mary Anne Il: the Duke OF. York S Thca-
ire, and the play has been such q success
that MIR Frohman will try to answer
lila London demands and supply Miss
Ioobson's place wien She returns e."
fulfil her American engagements.
Recent Armour cements.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Jennie DAWSON, of Alexandria: to Mr..
Robert Mnas. of New York. The we'd
ding will take place November LIST.
An engagement OF interest IS mat OF
Mr.. Richard Howard Bland, son OF Mr.
John Randolph Bland. president of the
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Com
1,any whose country home Is at Belle
view. near Baltimore TO Miss Mary J..
Paul. of Philadelphia. Miss Paul is a
daughter of Mr.. Frank W. Paul. of
Green Gables, Villa Navo, Pa. and is a
3s Niece of the late Mrs. William Waldorf
W. .Astor. She will so to England shortly
Esss,o be one OF '@lic' bri bridesmaids at the we'd
N ding of let.tousiii. Kiss Pauline Aston, and
Captain spender-clay.
Mr.. Bland Is a recent graduate Of iar-
ward ands is related to- the Lee and Ran
dolph families OF Virginia The date for
The marriage has not been set, but the
couple will make their home in New
York, where Mr.. Bland Is practicing law.
The engagement of Miss Nan l.. Scriven
and Mr.. James Garnett Bas!ngcr, OF Ne"
York. Is announced. but the date for tbs
wedding has not been fixed, Miss
scriyen is a sister of Mrs. W. ". Cor
Tr <,T Aub
nected on both sides with the most dis
1inguishcd families OF Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Newell, Of Norfolk
announce the engagement Of their dauGh
ter Lucille Hunting. TO Mr.. Addison 3
Lacy. OF Portsmouth, Va The wedding
viii take place the 9th OF November.
An item OF genera! interest Is foun'
In the announcement Of the wedding o
Miss Rebecca Page Knox TO Mr.. Jane
Robert Tindle. Of Pittsburg. Miss kno7
IS the daughter OF Senator Ph!lander c
Knox, of Pennsylvania. formerly Al
torney-General. The wedding viii tax
rIace October 18th. at Senator Knox
superb country place. "I.esm"re, '|Ealle
Forge, Pa. Miss Knox will be attends
by her friend. Miss Althca Mohlcr. 0
l1ittsburg, and many people from Wash
inston will be present.
Out of-Town Society.
The Duchess Dowager Of Marlborough
% who was Miss Lily Price, Of Troy, n. !
arrived in New York to-day on In
az Oceanic.
Mrs. James q. Grosvenor. whose ri,
tries took thirty-two prizes AL the Nen
port Horse Show last week. recently gay
womcns luncheon with Kerry unlGu
features.
Mrs. Grosvenor invested all her pri7
money in a massive cup, which, was Q
the table filled with flowers.
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