The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-02
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
According to man. Men marry by go
y cident; women by design.
Aatrlmony'is a stratagcni OF the alifno.
e hially inclined. lid
Tho world Is divided into two great it
classes the women who lovo him and the
woman he loves. &. ~
His wife never displays any tact; either
abe makes d food OK hcrself by sitting
UP for him, or shows her negligence "
4 his comfort by reitrng
II I 1'he SQUALLS bf tho sen OF rnatrimony
have never been 80 pcrllotis as to deter
q woman from taking tho last boat out
Necessity knows no lnw---except. !.
I fothers-in-law.
Il AZ Every dog has his day-and some dogs
every day. 81
A A little learning lis a dangerous thing
too much ia equally disastrous.
The road to hcll Is paved with good IN
tcntions--and dlslnterested friends line up
each slde OF II. .s
II wishes were orses--automobtles
would have to take TO the subway.
A dollar saved ls a dollar earred-for
tho benefit OF somo Fellow that comes
along with "a scheme n
A stitch In time saves nine--but 1t has
been known to shorten life.
K Silence Ia golden--thc wise mans refuge
mud tho fools defense.
rho secret OF success Is nthing more /.
II than doing what you can DO wcll--tliat
Is 70 say. whit persons. II
Il Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Brenner, Of No
1900 Park Avenue, have announced THO
engagement OF their daughter, Sara, 70
Mr.. Raphael Levy. Of this city. 81 4.
Atr. Levy Is n member Of the well
known clothing firm Of Jacobs e Levy.
Miss Haynes Graduates.
Miss Ollie Haynes, the daughter Of MrH
81 George r. Haynes, OF Gloucester county,
II Iy graduate In this years class Of the
college. at Paramount. III, where she has
been a student for the past two years
Miss Hnynes's graduating essay was
entitled Scenes in Old Virginia., and
received high COMMUNICATION from the
president OF the college and menlhersyof
* the faculty. "A 4s3!5 III. 6tiss5
The young lady who Is now visiting
the World & Fair at ste Louis will soon
return to her home. stopping on the way
TO visit Niagara Falls and Washington,
-. g. il9s
Mrs. Faulkner at Buckroe.
y
beautiful country home, Hoydvilac. near
AIartinsburg, w. Va. having taken cot
atage at Buckroe Beach for the rest Of
4the7 summer. 4, 5}
Mrs. Faulkner, who Is one OF the most
beautiful women In the State, ard was, 4
tsfore her marriage. Miss Whiting, Of
Hampton. was charming hostess az
tho Beach las summer, where ehe ,gayye,i "a a
number or entertainments and houss par
4, ct, "a nf
at several OF the Richmond Horse Shows
and has been the guest OF Mrs. Carter
Etott, on these occasions
Lovett-Paxton.
Much interest has been aroused here
and elsewhere In Virginia by the an
.i,ouncement OF the marriage on June 18th
Eof MSS May n. Paxton, for several
years past a member OF the Episcopal
Female institute faculty N Winchester,
Va. to Professor James B. Lovatt. prin- 4
cipal OF the Shenandoah Valley Acade-
my. In that city . z3
s,ioly to visit the Worlds \ air. He WAS
Joined at Nashville, Tenn, by Miss l,ax-
ton, and they two proceeded 70 the
brides home. near st. Louis, Mo-, wneIe
the ceremony was performed.
Professor and Mrs. Loyett will soon re-
turn to make their home IN WING he s Ter. 4
Will Erect Monument.
Il The winchester News-Item published an
interesting article In regard TO the fact
that Mr. Pserpont Morgan Is returning
Ia the United States from france, ana
that he will shortly visit Winchester
with view to erecting q monument
above the grave OF his distinguished KEY
olutsonary- ancestor. General Daniel MOI
ran. whose neglected grave Is to be seen
in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. the burial place
OF many distinguished people, In dsscr.p-
ing the grave, the News-Item quotes from
the July Four Track News. as follows:
Il SIN the citizens burial ground. at WIN
chester, Va, Is the grave OF one OF the
most distinguished Officers OF the Revo.
luton, one Of Washington's most trusted
generals. Daniel Morgan. the noted con'-
mander OF the Virginia Rirlemen. NOR
gan, 5.ns is we'll known. was among inc
first to offer his services to the colo
MES. and at the head Of his famous fol-
lowers he joined the army, among the
earliest recruits in the cause OF Amerl-
can liberty.
HE commanded a regiment IN Arms
ODDS expedition to Canada and endured
with his hardy troops the nerlls and "a
lardships OF that strenuous scninpatEtf AZ
Saratoga, also. he rendered distinguished
service at the head OF his riflemcn. and
after the surrender General Burgoyne said
10 him: Sir, you command the finest 4
body OF menin the world. General Mor-
gan was the victor at Cowpens, where
he defeated the noted Tarleton, and this
latte alone would have made him famous
for all time
d after tho Revolution Morgan returned
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