The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-11
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s5iVRe were SICK OF ING WUliu aiio w So
ssE8 It away,
iaS 60 we could rejoice together.
Il: Our host. the sun. IN the blue, blue sky,
ss Is pouring rare, sweet wine,
"a II, The FURNISHED gold of his cup on high,
FOR me and this soul OF mine.
And sitting here with my soul alone,
! Where the yellow sun rays 1all,
d or all the friends ] have ever known,
flnd II the best Of all. &
i II, the rapture OF life and or living
& "a 1 lift up my heart and rejoice;
. And 1 thank the great Givcr FOR giving
The soul of my gladness q. voice.
IT IN the glow Of the glorious weather,
u In the sueet-scented sensuous air,
= MY burdens seem light as a feather,
ts S&They are really nothing to bear.
5ts s$ ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
Nuptial Event Of Interest.
M Tho nuptials OF Miss Lucy Lee Hill, tho
daughter of the late distinguished Con-!
tolerate leader, A. r. Hill, to General
James Macgill, of Pulaski Va, Will be
celebrated November 18th, In the hall of
the a. p. Hill Camp of Confederate Vet
d cians, at Petersburg Va. s
Miss Hill counts her Virginia friends
bysthe scores, and in Richmond, especially.
Il Is there great interest felt in regard to her
a, marriage. which will doubtless be at
tended by relatives, admirers and com
rades OF the contracting parties through
out the South
General Aracgils father was famous
H Confederate surgeon, who left his homo!
4 In Maryland to cast in his fortune with
III that of the South. His homo during
"A the war and for some years afterward
81 was in Richmond. His sons were all IN
the COME crate army. One of his daugh-s
tiers, Mrs. Nollie Mncgl Rosenberg, OF.
Galveston. Texas. Is very prominently
connected with the Daughters Of the Con-
a federacy in that section, and is a direc-
rs tor OF the Davis Monument Association q.
M Miss Hill is noted for her beauty and
& accomplishments, and is the greatest IA
,vorite among gther old soldiers Of the
Il South. who have given hertovations when
3 ever she appeared among them at their
81 annual reunions
About this time last year she was the
II guest Of honor at a charming house party
y given by General A1acgill at his beaut1-i
full country home near Pulaski.
Mrs. Glasgow Here.
Mrs. Arthur Glasgow, who has been
kpending the summer at the Branch
5 country place, in New York, will arrive
to-day and be the guest OF her father,
VA Mr.. John P Branch, until the last of
this month, when she will sail for her
s. home in London. England. Mrs. Glasgow
n VIII be accompane by her little daugh-.
$s& ter. fEs
i n Mr.. John Branch and Miss Ef1e Branch
358 have returned from the Virginia noun
Isl tains to meet Mrs. Glasgow, who will
sss be one Of the most distinguished figures
81 at the Richmond Horse Show.
Williams Minson.
53s Miss Molne e. Minson and Mr.. Robert
# r. Williams We're married at A. M.
ST yesterday in the home Of the brides
as parents Mr.. and Mrs. John a.. Nlinson,
sff$ of No. 61S South Bclviderc Street. The
si Rev. DR. j.. 3. Hutson officated. a
4 sa "a Miss Minnie Whitow and Mr.. Harry
Barnes were the attendants, The bride
wore a. brown tailor suit and, carried
N Bride roses. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams left for @ bridal trip to
H.: Washington. D. G.
Davis-EIooper.
Cards are out announcing tho marriage
II Of Miss Berkeley Coleman Hooper, daugh-
err OF Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hooper, to
vi Mr.. James a. Davis, of this city. The
ceremony will take place at the beauti-
Il full residence of the brides parents, "Hol-
&s lywood." No. 400 South Cherry Street,
on Tuesday afternoon October 25th, at
& $50 O'clock.
IN Y. M. c. A. Hall.
The song recital to be given by Miss
Il AIargerys Knowles next Thursday evening.
5sat $3.50 o'clock, will take place in the
hall of the Young Mems Christian AS
K Esociation. Tho programme Is remark
SSSable for its charm and brightness, and Is
4 specially adapted to the brilliant powers
u of the young vocalist who will present it.
Horse Show Box Party
One of the most attractive box parties
L at the approaching Richmond Horse Show
B will be that given by Misses Margaret. Lima
n and Hattie Shields, under the chaperon-
nge of their mother. Mrs. Charles Shields.
The young ladies' who spentthe greater
4 part OF the past su Ipmcr'a Atlantic City
4 and other Northern resorts. are among.
s those who entertain oharmingly, and al.
M ways have the pretticst Of Horse Show
~ visitors. s#
Off to Exposition.
Miss Bette Ellyson and Miss Anna T.
Rahm leave to-day with q second party,
given for the benefit of the Retreat for
the Sick and going to 50. Louis to visit
the Exposition and the city. The season.
the agreealoility of the chaperones and
VI the personnel OF the party render Its
promise Of pleasure specially certain.
Out-of-Town Society.
The Drke of Newcastle was scheduled
10 leave Hot Springs. Va, yesterday to
q attend the Episcopal convention in Bos-
81 ton. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cudahy are
spending part of their honeymoon at
Hot Springs before going to their future
home in Omaha.
Miss Josephine Durand. the daughter
OF Sir Mortimer and Lady Durand. OF
"a the British embassy. will take part In
n concert to be given Thursday evening
III IN aid OF Trinity Church choir, at LGnox
4 Mass. Miss Durand will sing several
selections.
ia Miss Evelyn Carter, daughter OF formc,
IF 1sl jS 1s
u OF Mrs. Hartman Kuhn at Lenox.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Peter, o.
Baltimore. TO Mr., Augustus Gallagher