The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-27
Social ana
Personal
Sunshine.


And vet II seemed like ycSter6ny, 45
That day together, sweet
i think 1t must have been IT. May;
think the sunlight must have snono
i Know a scent, OF springtime my
Across the fields; we We're alone,
s We went together you andtI;
y How could ] look beyond your eyes2
Il you were only standing by
/ did not miss the skies!l
4 i could not tell II the evening glowed,
"a 81 Or MONDAY heat lay white and still
Beyond the shadows of the road;
only watched your face until
1knew It was the gladdest day.
The sweetest day that summer knew
4 The time when we two stole away
And saw only you
by Aubrey Newton.
Miss Knowles at Woman's Club
Miss Margery Knowles scored a splendid
success in her song recital at the Woman's
Club last afternoon.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt was Miss
Knowles's accompanst. and her numbers
seemed specially adapted to show the
power richness and tenderness of her
beautiful contralto voice. While all her
y songs were charming, the choice, II
choice could be made. would have been
accorded "Bcrccusc, by Chaminade;
4 ibis moi que III m'aimes," by Hess, and
20. for Breath Of the Moorlands," BY
Hess-three numbers that wera. repeated
I by the special request OF a large and en-
e thusiastio audience which embraced some
~ OF the finest musicians in the city.
Miss Knowles was Beautifully gowned
I in a white crepe de chine trimmed with
lace. and a white chiffon hat with droop-
ing white plumes, After the programme
was rendered e q reception was held, and
the young singer was the center Of an
enthusiastic group, which gathered around
4 the piano beside which she stood.
$sS Guests of the afternoon We're: Mrs.
4 Knox Wilson, Mrs. w. 8. Gordon, Miss
3. Writ Williams Miss Annie II Rein
hardt Miss Juliet Lee, Mr.. John III,
u Powell. Mr.. A. B. Guigon,8 Mrs. e. n.
r Cloves, Mrs. Evan r, Chesterman, Mrs.
q William B. Pizzini Miss Mabel N1cBa!n,
and Miss sallie Deane. sS 3
Mrs. William b. Newton and Mrs.
y, Shields, of Norfolk Va, came in with
Mrs. w. G. stanard: Mrs. Henry AfcDor}-
add Jr:, Of New York. with Mrs. Hugh
Tay1ori, Miss Parthenia George, Of Ala
u baIna, with Mrs. Page Massie; Mrs. Ford,
s. Miss Robio. of Paduca h, Ky, with Mrs
William, Chambers. and Mrs e. Court
8ney Jenkins, with Mrs. Isaac Davenport
4 Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson poured coffee, and
Mrs. J. J. Hickey tea.
Other recent guests of the club are:
T Mrs. Fannie NJ. Hughes. Of Lynchburg;
Mrs. Julia Deming Coles, Of New Y orl
II city; Miss Monte Robinson, Of Baltimore;
n Conn; Mrs. =. G. Jenkins, OF Norfolk.
Va. and Miss Moreland, Of Charleston,
4 S. G.
Burnett-Barganlin
II Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Bnrgamin an:
nounce the engagement of their daughter.
( Theresa, to Mr.. Charles Ryand Bur.
4 nett s 5,
The wedding will be cclclr tied Oc-.
tober o5th. at 6 o'clock p A.. IN Grace
4 Episcopa Church. this city. p
Taylor-Ellyson.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Theodore Ellyson
4 have sent out invitations for the wedding
b q their daughter, Bette Bia'., to MI.
Jesse Reade Taylor, the celebration to
take place Wednesday evcn.nrl October
4 18th. at Is. G o'clock. in the home OF tile
4 brides parents, No. SD Park Avenue, this
city.
M Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will be mt home
after November 18th, at No. 46 West
d Twenty first Street, New York city
M The fact that Miss E,llyson has al
ways been a great social favorlte in
4 Richmond and other cities, where she
z has visited, and that Mr.. Taylor has also
4 q large Richmond and Virginia acnuain-
tnnce, will cause this arr,uncenent Of
their approaching nuptials to carry viii.
lit widespread interest.
Howard Stickney.
8 Cards Of announcement have been re-
{, ceived Of the marriage of Miss, Gertrude
4 stickney, of .Nilson.. N. G.. and Mr..
4 Thomas NJ. Howard, Of Norfolk.
The bride is a daughter of the Int
4 Rev. F. s. Stickney. former rector or
a Monumental Episcopal Church 4.
BE- Sebrell-Prince.
Judge Joseph B. Prince has announced
Il the engagement Of his sister. Miss Bessie
! Rose Prince to the Hon, John N, Sebreil,
& Jr.. of Norfolk.
Miss Prince is a charming young lady
and possesses rare musical talent.
Mr.. Sebrsl is member Of the law
firm OF Cabell and sebrell, and was a
late member of tho House OF Delegates
from Southampton county.
At Virginia Hot Springs.
The recent cold wave has done wonders
for the Hot Springs, where every day
odds to the social, gnyety.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lanier Dunn. who are
here with their daughters. gave a tea last
week In honor of their guests. Senior
LloSent and his sister, Scnorita Llosent
OF Spain, whom they met while travelling
abroad last winter.
The Misses Dunn assisted their mother
in receiving her guests. including Mrs
Seth Barton French, Mr.. and Mrs. Brit
ton and many others.
{# Mrs. Seth Barton French gave a dinner
4 and dance In honor of the Misses Dunn.
The table decorations were in luscious
/ fruits.
5a@ A delightful dinner party was also given