The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-01
Social and
Personal.
We Do Not Care.

W. Al not care what the world may say
II those whom we love are truei
We do not mind the toll of the day
n we know In the dusk and the dew
There waits some one VINO VIII "eicoi i''e
us
AS we come homie to rest
some friend who sill say, Dear hear''
That ,o-da you have done your best"
W. ,,n not mind II the thorfs are sharp,
Or The pathway is rough and Steep
,ys, do no. mind five plow and SOW
Ei5or others to comeNand reap,
II vie ctin but hear, when the twilight
comes
Ana The red in the west grows gray
some dear voics whisper these WORDS OF
cheer:
..yon have fought n good fight to-day"
FOR the heart don't care WHIST the world
II those hos whom 1t loves are true;
,,or ,twas ever md always the hearts
own way
j TO long for the love and true.
Yo,, forget the gain, the loss and the pain
That fortunes your pulsing breast,
If there's ono who always in sweet pima
faith
Can say: "You have done your best.
observation-disclosures
Major and Mrs. John Y. Woodhouse, OF
Princess Anne, Va, announce the en-
Racement of their daughter. Grace Ar
.linpton. to Mr.. William Loftin Prince, OF
Richmond. va. Miss Woodhouse is the
possessor of a charming personality, her
many accomplishments and her rare beau
~ having rendered her one of the most
attractive young ladies in Norfolk So
ciety.
Mr.. Prince Is the Virginia representa-
tive Of CHM and Company, OF Boston. lie
+, was educated at Richmond ColleSe; IL
very successful business man and one
well known in Richmond social circles.
Long-Walker.
The beautiful and hospitable country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Walker,
of Roxbury, Va, was the scene OIL d
pretty marriage on Thursday afternoon,
when their eldest daughter, Miss Fann1e,
became the bride of Mr.. Joseph a. LoIls'
OF White Springs, Ella.
The parlors were in white and green;
the altar, before which the happy couple
pljghled their troth mass of growing
palms and ferns. TO the strains OF Lo-
hengrln, the bridal party entered, pre-,
ceded by Masters Robert and John Wau4
dell, bearing ribbons, thus forming the
aisle through which the bridal party
passed. The ushers We're Messrs. Alan
Walker, Charles Binhs. Charles Ladd and
Willie Major Next came the groom with
his best man, Mr.. Allan Waddiil
The bride entered with her sister, MISS
Juliet Walker. as maid of honor hand
somely attired in cream wolfe. The bride
dress was a mode tailor suit. and she
never looked better.
Mrs. Long Is very prominent IN soclal
and educational circles, and was Tor
long time member of the FACULTY OF the
Wonlan's College of Richmond. Mr.. Long
is {, prominent broker OF White Springs
The happy couple left for Old Point to
spend a portion OF their honeymoon be-
fore setting out for their distant Southern
home.
Among the Richmond guests, were Mr..
and Mrs. t. *. Woodson, Misses Emily
Milford. Kate Barnes. Mary barnes,
Helen Dickinson, Iottie M. Evans, Messrs'
Frank Woodson and Clarence Jones.
Tie popularity OF the bridal couple was
attested by numerous presents OF cut
glass. silver and china.
Memorial Association Meeting.
Hollywood Memorial Association met
yesterday at noon in the lecture room
or the Second Presbyterian Church, AIRS.
] Taylor Ellyson presiding.
A contribution Of s25 to the Gordon mon
ument will Be contributed by the ladies
through Colonel Gordon McCabe. of this
city. the president Of the central COM
mittee OF the Gordon Monument Associa-.
lion.
"A letter from Mrs. Behan, OF New Or
leans, president of the Confederated Me-
mortal Literary Associations, stated that
tho history of the associations was conf
IN ma C,r ~ v.ri.n f,e
l.25, which includes postage. upon appli-
cation TO Mrs. Belian and remittance of
that amount.
The society received photographs OF the
late Mrs. AnIe~ Grant and Mrs. James
r'homas, PROMINENT itIembers OF the asso-
citation, accompanied by memorial let
ters. The memorial letter in regard to
Mrs. Grant was read by Mrs. Stephen
Putney. Tho letter referring TO Mrs.
Thomas will be read at the next meet
ing OF the association. January II, 1905,
by Mrs. Calvin Stewart
Wright-Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, of Ruth.
er Glen, Va, have Issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter Mayme
Butler, 10 Mr.. Melville G. Wright. of this
city.
The ceremony will be performed Thurs
day evening, November Sd, in st. Mar
Earet's Chapel, Ruthcr Glen, Va, at G.3O.
Miss Wright is highly accomplished
young lady. who has many friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. Wright is n prosperous young bus
iness man OF this city, being a member of
The firm OF y. j, Wrights Sons pur-
chasing agents for the Pulp Wood Com
pany, OF Philadelphia, Pa.
At the Woman's Chuh
Miss Mamie p. Winston. authorizes and
tourist, spent a delightful hour with the
Woman's Club last afternoon in pleas
ant talk about her recent sojourn In the
East, and her impression in particular OF
social life in Honolulu, which Is by reu-
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