The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
Social and
Personal.
In December.

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rsan,.ath the tender sldes of amethyst.
Vel 10 The fairest mid fair lowering,
Mould this vngrant song Of summer
bring,
And sisi, .. but there is yet ren,en,.
bcring!
t,rr though now bare the fields, the SKY
MI gray,
How swiftly could We find a summer day,
IL onre again we'd wander where our
brook sif
FLASHED, singing, past IT'S messy banks
and took
A merry course toward whefe me rise a|
lay:
',rwere spring FOR me. Though bleak
the skies. they say,
why, in your eyes, dear heart, there's
always May.
Out-of-T Town Society.
Many society people here and in New
York are Interested in the approaching
marriage of Miss Eleanor Parke Gusts
Lewis, great granddaughter OF Nclne
Cusus and daughter of the late Edward
p C. Lewis, of Virginia to MIR, Thomas
Bloodgood Peck Jr. The marriage VIII
take place III Trinity Church, HoboKen,
uary 18th Mrs James NJ. Cumming. VIII
be matron of honor and Mr.. Staunton b.
Peck, brother OF the groom, the best
man. Dbl
Tho bridesmaids will be Misses Mary
Delaf1eld, Lois Low, Bertha Stockwell,
Gertrude Houghton. MARY p. Stevens and
Alice Agnew. A large reception Will be
held after the ceremony at the nome
Of the BRIDE on River street flobokcn.
Among the weddings of interest for this
week IS that of Miss Edith Devercu3
Clapp to Count Rene du Temple de Rouge
rnent, which will take place to-day IN mo
Church Of st. Francis Xavier, New York
! city.
Another American woman who will be-
fore long marry a foreigner OF title IS
Miss Elizabeth Howe. granddaughter OF
the late Thomas NJ. Howe, OF Plttsburg.
:. Miss Howe's fiance Is Count Charles Cdni,
Of Rome, Italy, granddaughter Of the
late Pope Leo XIII. The Count was
formerly lieutenant in the Duke OF
Aosta's Lancers, and was considered one
= Of the hest 5horsenen in Italy. The we'd
ding will take place next SPRING probably
in Rome.
Among the Baltimore weddings Of in
tersst is that OF Miss Charlotte T. La
trobe daughter OF Mr.. Ferdinand G.
I.atrobe, to Nh. Howard Harvey,i which
s will take place the third week IN De-
cember. Among the bridesmaids will be
Miss Lydia Latrobe first cousin OF the
bride; Miss Isabel May. Miss Eleanor
Mealc, Miss Harriet Snydanl and Miss
Laura Swami, of New York.
Miss Eleanor Moale, niece Of Mrs. Town
send Burden, of Baltimore, will be mar
ried to Mr.. II. O'Donnell Hllen very
shortly. Mr.. Hilien aspired to a diplo-
1natic career, and for two winters has
studied In 1t the school OF diplomacy.
Whether matrin,ony will alter his plans
remains to be seen.
; IS,a,1 Jy1p lori Of
Monday for New York. to join her hus-
hand "Biltmore" will be kept open dur
ing the winter but Mr.. and Mrs. Vander-
bilt will not spend much time there. TREY
will spend the holiday season in New
York with Mrs. Vanderbilt, who will give
family party
A weary amusing anecdote Is told OF the
Archbishop OF Canterbury, apropos of
hosts and American, hospitality. On his
return from this country he went to visit
the Queen at Windsor. Speaking Of
travelling, Queen Alexandra remarked
that she had never seen a railroad ticket.
"WTell. Your Majesty" remarked tho
archbishop. II never saw n railroad ticket
i'll America, Mr.. Pierfont Morgan took
care OF that
First Junior Cotillon.
Among the dances of interest which will
take place in New York this week us the
iFirst Junior Cotillon, which has in a
measure taken the place Of the former
Assembly and Patriarch's Ball. The Co
tillon will be held Tonight at Sherry's.
Mr.. Stowe Phelps will lead, dancing
with Miss Elizabeth Dodge, and among
thu patronesses are Mesdalrles Ililbourne.
Emlcn. Roosevelt, Grenvillc Kane, Arthur
and Cleveland Dodge, Douglas Robinson
\ Dallas Bache Pratt and Herbert Par
sons. 8
a A1,o
series Of dinr&.' rdancqs, organized by GIrs.
8 1Tcdertcls y de"T',yster and Mrs. j. Mont
Eonlery Strong, which will take place at
Delmonico's on Thursday evening.
A Charming Supper,
The Norfolk Vrginian- Pilot OF Sun
day says;
The all-absorblng topic OF interest in
society's realm during the preceding week
has conferred abont the Confederate Ba-
zaar, which, from the opening on Monday
has continued each night to increase In
favor and popularity
At tho booth dedicated to Virginia,
very charming supper WAS given on
Thursday evening Those composing the
party wcrc Misses Anne and Virginia
Lee, Guida Chamhcrlaine Lottic Hodges,
Landon Walton. Eloise Waldrop, Mildred
Kensstt, Mcssrs. Robert Pegranl, Milton
Elliott, Winston Parrish, r.. j. Stubs.
Richard Waldrop Robert runstall and
r. J.. NJ. Scott.
Humpnrey-Cartcr.
Mrs. Cassus Cater, Of Cassamora
Fauquer county, announces the engage
inept Of her daughter, Jeane, TO Mr.. Ar.
thur G, Humphrey, of Norfolk The date
Of the wedding WIN be announced later
Misc Carter is a very attractive girl and
her Richmond fre,ids vii. he interested
10 hear of her engagement Mr.. Hum
phrcy is native of Norfolk. and has
been Spanish consul there for man.
years.
Mathematician.
Cards are out to the marriage OF Miss
Mary Gibson to tho Rev. Richard Lie.
Walton which will take place on We'd