The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-04
SOCIAL AND !.
. PERSONAL.


PERSONAL
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The roses gave their charm to YOU +
The blossomod bowers about you close
sE KS Aud is your face n fairCr rose,
Questions our lingering gaze anew
Tho roses gave their bloom to yov.-
Tho check that glows with changing
light
Where red wells half It's soul In white
VA The lips that blush the flowers own hue
The roses gave their sweet to YOU
The breath, tho sigh, the budding smile
That charm the weary sense awhile
With dreams Of dnwnlng and of dew
The roses gave their thorn to YOU
Tho pang Of Loves kecn-pointcd dart
55 That leaves its hurt within the heart,
4 Forever old, forever new.
+ Blanche Trennor Heath, in Town and
Country.
Engagement Announced.
Judge and Mrs. w. r. Brown. of Car
rollton, Georgia, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Emily
z Maude, to Lieutenant w. D. Alexander
Anderson, Corps Of Engineers.
Miss Brown Is the sister of Captain
n Earl I. Rrowa, Corps Of Engineers md,
during tho past winter, visited her broth
err at Washington Barracks, where Lieu
tenant Anderson has also boon stationed.
lie Is the son OF Attorncy-G General and
Mrs. William A. Anderson. and was a
4 graduate. in the class of 1901, of the
United States Military Academy at West
Point. The Wedding will be celebrated
In. October.
Called Meeting.
a called meeting Of Richmond Chapter,
Daughters OF tho ConfcderaGy, will be
4 held in Lee Camp Hall "Wednesday fore.
noon at II o'clock. Delegates to San
+ Francisco will be elected. arrangements
I will be made for the meeting In the aut-
un1n. and several amendments to tho
constitution will DO considered.
Lindsay-Field.
III the Church or St. George, at York
Harbor, Maine was the scene on Satur.
day, Of the nuptial celebration of Miss
: Florence Field the daughter of Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page. of washington. II.
c.. to Mr. Thomas Poultney Lindsay, son
or The late Row DR.. Lindsay. of 81
Paul's Church. Boston.
The ceremony was performed by tho
Rev. Frank Page, of Brooklyn, New
York, brother Of the brides stepfnther,
Mr. Thomas Nelson Page. assisted by
Bishop Robert Goodman, of Portland
Maine.
Mr. Lindsay graduated from Harvard
on Wednesday list His mother was
from wnrrcnton, Virginia. His father
was likewise Virginian, and graduate
of William and Mary College.
Mrs. Preston Gibson. of Chicago, at
tended the bride, her sister as maid OF
\ honor There were no brides maids. Mr.,
William Blngdon, of New York was best
man and the groom's other attendants
Il Mr.. Richard Lawrence, OF Groton, MASS
Mr.. i. S. Pruyn, of Albany; Mr.. Lyman,
Delana, of New York; Mr.. Gulean Artsel,
az Philadelphia; Mr.. Joseph Hamlin. or
portland: and Mr.. Preston Gibson. Of
Following the. ceremony. wedding
breakfast was served at the summer
cottage of the britae's mother. Srha
wedding trip will be spent in camp amid
the Canadian and Maine forests MI
B and Mrs Lindsay will have their future
home in Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Lindsay has been a leader of this
young society set in Washington. anc
was the hostess of Miss Alice Roosevelt
during visit to York Harbor last sum.
mer She is. like her sister, Mrs. Gibson
an expert horscwoman, and is devoted to
out. of-door life and sport.
An August Bride.
Richmond society is interested in the
announcement just made by Mr.. WILLIAMS
81 G, Stokes of the engagement OF his daugh
ter, Elise Thurman. to Mr.. Reuben Sat
terthwaite. Jr.. Of Wilmington. Della
T ware.
The date of the marriage is fixed 10,
August 2ath. 1t will take place in st
Paul's Episcopal Church.
Miss Stokes Is n pronounced favorits
in the young society set OF Richmond
MIR. Satterthwaite Is an alumnus Of ths
University of Virginia. and has man!
friends in Richmond. The wedding vii
be the event OF late summer in Rich
mond
Miss Roosevelt's Tour.
Miss Alice Roosevelt is several days
iourney'spn hep way to the Philippines
and people who claim to have srount
for their prediction insist that she viii
return as the avowed fiancee of Repro
sentative Nicholas Longwortp 1t !:
also stated that Miss Roosevelt locke,
remarkably we'll in leaving. and that sh,
wore a blue travelling gown. made witt
long coat over n white blouse. the
coat having II turnover collar md cuff
Of white.
One of the largest and most elaborate
affairs arranged for Miss Roosevelt whel
she reaches San Francisco will be III
reception given by Mrs, Eleanor Martin
and the date for 1t Is Friday evening
July 18th. from Q to II o'clock. Mrs. Mar
tin will be assisted In receiving he
guests by Miss Roosevelt, Miss Board
man and the other ladies of the party
Besides. she will have number o
prominent San Francisco society womei
to help the affair along.
Charms Her Hearers.
Miss Mildred Woodward. who has re