The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-30
Social 17n1
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Personals
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When woman talks OF woman, then we
Zee her at her worst ~ I,
81 Not the second, who is talked OF, nut
the most lo1nacio,is first
When woman talks of woman, there Is
ssS s trouble IN the air, n /.
a isneertiiin III its details. but sou may
10 sure It's there.
When man would talk Of woman, or,
indeed, OF other men,
H why something that is tangible VIII lihu
expression then.
" He may not like the person. out ne
III lacks the art to say
IA harmless thing that has n sting wheh
X ~ sud certain way. i8 t
S.of course you've tried her cook 'NrI
III lt with a quiet little sniff,
4A AS III lof something dreadful one l'' ~" 1. e
obtained Whit.
.'You saw her with young Barker al tre
dance the other night?'
The tone alone would indicate It was a
shameful sight.
rEhe.s always changing servants, ana
,l wonder why they lcave!''
IA meaning shrug ,of shoulders that must
U.s. make the angels grieve.
iit.The manners Of her childrcn-have you
noticed what they are?'
III The thought expressed unspoKen "oul l
Il { do credit to a star.
,r1Iowever, this Is nothing to the eA-
n 5 camation heard, IA
lNrhen of the neighbours husband one may
y chance to say a word,
lat gives the chance she's seeking anu
H accords we'll with her r|an--
q |trhe essence or unkindliness is the way
N ifSS she says Poor mani
Il K ~ N 53s Chicago Post.
II, Armistead Rogers.
" 4 The Norfolk Dispatch Of July 2Sth says:
n n AT Trinity Episcopal roctory5 last eve
lining, Miss Ida r. Rodgers Of Richmond,
II kand Mr. Reginald l.. Arndstead, Of this
\ city, were united in marriage blythe Roy.
h IA. C.. Thomson, rector of Trinity Church..
Mr. II. i. Birmingham attended the
u lEroom,3 while tho bride was attended BY
1 rhe grooms sister, Miss Grace W
lArnistead Immediately after the cere-E
!. dence OF the groom, No. 516 Harrison
Street. where they. will reside. i5
Rose Hill Completed.
Rose 1Iil,5the beautiful country home
4 }ef Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Buck, which has
( been undergoing interior and exterior
s3rcnovation. has been at length com
Il lpleted. and Is said to be one of the
8lllandsolncst private residences in the
Al State. Mr. and Mrs. Buck and family
h! will spend the remainder of the. sum
II t,ner a t Rose lll,'ASwhere Mr. IT, c.
Williams, Jr., Is at present a guest.
~ Miss Ella Buck is one of the mos t at
8fs trac tive girls amongst the younger society
Tin: r edmond and Sllcr debut is looked
SSaf onward to with no little Interest.
Mrs. Gibson's Guests.
ss Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, who Is oc-s
cupying her cottage at Dark Harbor,s
q Maine. this s,mmersfor the first time
q now has as her guests her father, Mr.
ri Cd. I-anghorne. and her sisters, Mrs.
s{{SNioncurc Perkins, and Miss Nora Lang
u horne. S3;
.s The Mano coast Is Il mecca for sum
K 1ner tourists this year and Mrs. Gibson
y, Is said TO he thc9nost gracious and de-
lightful 3hestess mag inable.
Mrs. Mason's Dinner Party. 5
;si The Newport News Times Herald Of
Il Thursdas contains the following items
of interest: \. | D
Mr. anu Mrs. Robert i. Mason enter
Gained MIR. and Mrs. Charles j. Faux
Il ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee and Mr..
Il and Mrs. James W. Lee, at dinner at
Il Ocean View, last night. \
The progressive dinner given at Col,
N onel Philips beautiful! country home
y last night, was a most delightful flair.
1.-THE dinner was given In honor OF the
5.aiisses Watt, OF Gloucester. Those pres
4 ent were Mrs. McAllister, Misses Mary.
4 Maude. Kate and Mamie Watt, Row
st.tSna, Blanche and Angie Sinclair. Fanny
FS Collier, Bessie Curtis, Mary Smith. Lou
Else Parramore Mary McMeniamin. Mir.
;SEinia Jones, Pauline, Molly and Ida Pllil-
clips; Messrs. jeff Claiborne, Ashton.
&ffJesse, Rollon.' Cecil, Frank and Keith
III Sinclair, George and Frank Smith. Rob
hert Watt, Simkins Jones, Carl and JEFF
ass1erson Phillips. Henry Collier Jack Wil-
Fills, Tom Curtis. .Dr. NJ eAllister and DR..
II SSinclair. - 80 80 y
Summer Rest.
fS Tho Board OF Directors or the Summer
Stt1icst Association wish to remind the Co
Imperative Workers and all friends OF the
Y J: .1iest that only about half of the needed
{ Isl 900, which they are ende4voring to
q anaise for necessary repairs and improves
4 S1ncnts has been received and 10 urge
sthem to put forth further efforts. Spe-
iscial attention is called to tho fact that
# f1hose who took albums for this fund
have only one more months in which
s.to fill them as they will be called in Sep
kIflcmber 1st
Il The board feels confident that Ii
I; friends realized urgent needs they would
q Lsgladly help this good work. Every dollar
s@donated to this cause helps to give health
y ltand strength to some self supporting wo-
unan.
Donations may be sent to Mrs George
"A. 1aarksdae, president, Greenwood. Va,
or Miss Henrietta 1irnke, treasurer care
cordes and Mosby. city.
Mrs. Camden Honored.
IN Mrs. Camden, wife Of ex-senator Cam
IF den. OF West Virginia, is visiting her
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