The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14

I'M THE SOCIAL REALM
81 A Kinr= .Winter,s flerce approacea 8


Her royal robes Of red; "a
4 And lost among the meadow grass
59 or on the windy void, sS
Her crown Of purple amethysts, RI Il s
And sceptre wrought OF gold.
Behold! upon the messy rocks VI XIII
Above the blackberry vines, Ss "
4 "A wand OF finest iilgree,
Her golden sceptre shinesi IN
And where the snnlac han gs Its lamps
I "a To light zig as we pass,
The scattered Jewels from her Gro Wf 3ls
fS5 Minna irving.
Asters and Golden Rod.
Midsummer has embroidered hcrsr6be In \
sprays of golden rod and hung about her
! neck the amethystine plendor Of the !
purple nster. ~. fa
l1erEioye Of rich hucs and splendid color
tones Is evidenced In the brilliant scarlet
OF Beranium, tic vivid spray Of Towering
ga sc and the deeper tints In the fcatlcry
plunes OF Love Lies Bleeding In the
yellow glory OF coreopsls and sun flower;s
I In the burnt orange Of nnsturtitim and \
In The manifold beauties OF gladiol and 1
OF pink and white hydrangea
GUNNER has reached the full measure
(for her perfection. AS yet the prcscence
of coming change has not overs dowed
| the sunny rlpeness of her gladstone cour-@
i$tenance. She stands Withathe glory of x
light and blossom falling around her, all
emerald carpet Of fra grant. lush grasses
|beneatfsher feet, and her generous hands
heaped high with The wealth OF her gifts
, to all who ask tof her st s3S f
S$5 Hers has been a gracious presence this
. summer or 1904 She Is to be loved and
h looked at while she may. for t>lly a ic "
!, more weeks Sof dominion are left FOR her
z and for those who have known her 70 en-
JOYS She represents tho fulfillmerlt Of the
present, and athc present is all here Is
that life and love may certainly claim.
Coaching Party
That Richmond society people are de-s
voices OF suinmarS.n their outdoor pleas
4 ures may be easily gathered from the
echoes that come from all over the State
wherever their inclna tons have carried /;
them. Al s3@ ~
Isl a ftcr tho Albcmnrlc Il III orse Show last
/. week Mr.. George Cole Scott gave a de-
lightful ching pa rty from Chariot tes-3i
Vile to Royal Orchard s he lovely coun-s
try home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott
Z near "A fton, "a. ss
In the party were Misc Frances Scott
! Miss Page Aylett Royal, Mr.. Corydon
4 IIobson and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott.
ssS Al ter a several q ays' interval charm
5ingly spent at Royal Orchard. the en-
tire part drove 10 the B Stanton Horse
n Show. ~ where VI Nj. Scott S superb break
and four ca ptured the blue ri bbon. Their
4 owner wi II make a. tour Of he Virginia
a noun aims this summer a irving from one
Joint to Sano thei and stopping at all the 4
principal VirsInin resorts. In the 4 fall
Z 2it Scott will enter his break and four
a 8 tho III Richmond show, the crowning5
event OF Its kind for he year in SYir-@
#ginla. III III 81
Morris Boyden.
An approa ching marriage or much tns
NJ terest5 TO Richmonders is that OF Miss
G Elizabeth holland Boyden. daughter "
h Mr. u ohm BOyden, OF Albemarle county
= to 1r. HacklcyS Morrison. OF thig
city. Miss Boyden since making her
B de9ut. has been one OF Albemarle's most
NJ ttrac tive and spopula:f young ladies. She
y has - host sfo1 friends here. where She
e has az en- listed. If. iorrison Is a son
ssof the IA tca Hackley NJ orrison Of Pet ers7S
!, bur E. and Is 4 one OF Richmond's most
n pf:rcessfui young business men. S
The wedding will taxi place early In,
3 October, ins88 the historic and beautiful
Grace Church. Cismont, Va.
Meredith-M orrison.
Mrs. Hackley Morrison announces the
approaching marriage II OF 4 her daughter
Elizabeth Mac son. 70 Mr. George Minor
Meredith. Of Norfolk.
=s5s Miss & Morrison has a large circle Of
friends both here and in 81 Petersburg
where she resided until q few years ago.
Mr.. Meredithslis a very popula ar young
druggist OF Norfolk, { Va. The wedding
will take place IN October.
De rbyshire Cushing.
There B wa s. 81 q very auiet wedding az
Kennebunkport on Wednesday, August
80, when Miss Edith Lilias Cushing u Of
I New y ORR. was married from the summer
4 home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mi s.
b John Heuveman. to Lieutenant George
u .Ardley Derbyshlre United States army.
The ceremony was performed by Canon
b Degen at ST. AIMS Church. which was
a Beautifully decorated with flowers ana
green's. y HI ss NJ
The bride was given ava s BY her "a Their,
Il Mr., Edward r. Cushing. Her gown vas
Il OF te chi ffon cloth. and she wore a
Sstulle we'll and carried "a shower bouquet
of lilies OF the valley. The bridesmaids
were Miss Harriet Russell, daughter Of
1 the late Judge Leslie w. Russell, Nands
Miss Marie M'allcn struthers. " daughter
& OF Mrs. James Struthers of New York..
They We're In white. With short wells, and
carried shower bouquets Q ~ pink sweet
+ peas, Mr.. Joseph Cloyd Kent, Of Rich
; mond. was best man, and the ushers 5wcrei
Mr. Clements j.. s.. Hallett, a cousin3o
of Wa terbury, Conn. Si.ss is5
Il Among those present at the church We're
I Mr.. and Mrs, Heuvelnan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward T. Gushing, Of New York; Mrs
James Derbyshire, OF Richmond; Miss
Susan Cushing Or. Edward Dyer Peters
Mrs, Tufts, Miss Isabella s, Paine Mrs
IS James sstruthers, Mrs. Charles TaterS
i Clark. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest stent,
Il OF San Francisco. # 81 3yl ii5 s4si
Immed lately after the ceremony there
was a reception at the Fl euvelnna ans rest
v dence. where ttla decora tons were golden
rod and aspara gus. n H u q
Lie,,tenant and Mrs Derbyshre are eX-
tremely fond of Kennebunk po IT, and will
\ remain there for a while. r, and Mrs
lfIIeuvelmans going away the 81 al terlloon
,ofs the wedding and giving up the house
+ to the young couple. There We're beauti-a
isfu wedding gifts, v " 5is;$
Jones' Anderson.