The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-16
Social and
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Yes and No.
Yes and No we're newly married
When their quarrel began,
+ Every scheme Yes advocated
No would spoil the plan;
Yea was always out for pleasure, @
No was always not
SO. twas hard to tell which of them
Had the harder lot.
Many years they kept on dusrrellins'
TIL Yes asked one day.
s ''vould you scorn a thousand dollars
And No answered May"
So, Yes took the hint and always
Afterwards asked SO:
4 s,Would you mind, my darling. going
And she d answer, NO
5.3' --' ~ september Dellneator.
Lynchburg Reception.
The. reception given last night BY the
Old Dominion Chapter of the United g
4 Daughters Of the Confederacy was Drill
lila nj success and one Of tho social events
OF the season.
The Reception committee was composed
of the following people: Commander ana
Mrs. George l.. Christian. Judge and Mrs.
OF Norfolk; Governor and Mrs. Montague,
Major John w. Daniel, Colonel NJ s,
1,anghornc, General T. T. Munford, Miss
Ruth jennings president of the kirk
wood Otey Chapter: Mrs. John w. Mar
tin, acting president of the Old Dominion
CHAPTER: Mrs. Withers D. Clark, Mrs.
s T2awley w. Martin nnd Miss Ruth II.
4, Early.
Wall-Vissrnan.
Cards have Just been received here an
nouncing the wedding on September I'm,
OF Miss Clara vssman, of Louisville, KY
to Mr.. H. Buckner Wall
Miss vissman Is sister OF Mrs. JQnn
Russell Gaines, and n great favorite IN
louisville society.
Mr.. Wall was for many years q resident
Of this city, where he has numerous n u.
Z friends He Is brother Of Mr.. Garrett
d B. Wall lie real estate agent Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. After
{ an extended tour Mr.. and Mrs. Wall Will
he at home to their friends at NO. ~
! Second Street, Louisville, Ky.
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Veronica MEG ehee Wallace and
Mr.. "A. Albert Marstcller were married
"Wednesday ut the residence Of the prices
parents Mt Wallaceton, Va.
"a Miss Wallace is a daughter Of Captain
and Mrs. John G.. Wallace, Of norfolk
county.
M. Marsteller was in business in this
Il city for some time, but Is now resi-
! dent Of Washington, D. G..
Dudley-Birch.
Mr.. Charles Z. Dudley. of Georgetown,
X and Miss Ella Birch, Of Falls Church,
Va, were married Tuesday, at Pecks
Chapel. Georgetown, by the Rev.isAoram
Smith.
Berry-Baker.
Z Miss l.. Virginia Baker. of Winchester,
s. md Mr.. McKcnny Berry, of Washington
ID. C., will be married September 2lst'
at the home or the brides parents, Glen
( dobbin iii Winchester. The bride-elcct IS
s a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. West
E Baker. I'm Gs6
Duke-Taylor.
The wedding of Mess Jane- Elizabeth
= TAYLOR. Of North Carolina, and Mr. VIII
liam Dabney Duke, Of this city, VII taKe
place September 2lst, at the home o1s me ne.
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
/ E. Taylor. at Wake Forest, NJ G
Out-of-Town Society.
sir John and Lady Lister Kaye, who
have been staying In the Adirondacks
4 with Mr.. Yzwaga, are in New York ana
will sail for Europe September 2lst. Lazy Lazy
i Kaye is Il sister Of Consuclc, DoW;Lser
Duchess Of Manchester.
. Colonel and Mrs. ohm Jacob Astor nave
arrived at Fcrnciff, their place at Rhine
beck on-thc- Hudson, froom Newport, on
board their yacht, the Nourmahal.
Mr.. /. Townsend Burden, Jr., has re-
S turned to America. Mr. and Mrs. l. Town
send Burden are In Scotland, the guests
Of Mrs. Bradley Martin
Mrs. Francis B. Stevens. who has been
visiting Mrs. Pembroke Jones. ut New
port, has gone to Castle Point, Hoboken,
to stay with the Stevens family.
Items of Interest.
The Russian Embassy will remain
closed for the present Countess Cassini,
WHO has been spending the summer It
! bar Harbor, will visit friends In the
BerlIshres and atlcrTesorts, where there
is a meet for fail entertainments.
The italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planchcs entertained at dinner
on Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. do Iobel
and the Misses de Lobel, Of Paris They
will also give dinner on September 2Gth
in honor OF the Italian delegation to the
peace congress.
Mrs. Randolph in Lynchburg.
The Lynchburg paper states that Mrs.
N v. Randolph Is hard at work among
The veterans in regard to the Jefferson
Davis monument, which the ladies hope
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