The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
In the Clover Blossoms.

\ sang Of river, laugh Of child,
1Iumblcss thing that ever smiled;
Il stecp tho soul and bnthe the feet
n In the Glover blossoms sweet!
Let's forget all weary things!
WOO the blossom and the wings,
Where the bending azure meets,
Argosics Of silver fleets!
All the world is full of JOY, h
# rake II as n child It's toy
n Fling its fever and unrest,
\ Down to the deep ocean breast
Il or life's yesterdays. Today 81!
Gods glad promises hold sway,
s In the rivers rush and Ken,
or the happy hearts Of men! sS
Ks Woo the sky with all It's blue,
Simmer OF the sunshine, too;
Steep the soul and battle the feet, t
In the Clover blossoms sweet!
Wnding IN the Glover sen, b
We'll clasp hands with memory!
Z. Lot her lead us swift along
nv the golden chain Of song: "A
1 Leaning, list ming the refrain, XII
Z or the robins trilI again!
All. the voices loved Of yorc,
Saw not they will come no more!
spcnking with us as It's meet,
Mid the Clover blossoms sweet
They've forgot the angels kiss!
Knowing only that we miss
Tender tones we call our own.
On tho throne Of love and home!
SO we steep our souls to-day.
Tn tho blossoms scr the way
ID. S. l.. Thompson.
Illness of Mrs. Hobson.
Mrs Richmond Pearson 1Iobson, who.
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z red TO Captain Hobson ut Tuxedo Park,
N. j., on May 25th, became so Ill on
Tuesday while travelling through Iowa
y with her husband that she had to be-
taken from the train to the Mercy Hos
4 pital In Des Moincs, where her husband
/ is at her bedside. q
CAPTAIN IIobson was on his way to at
q tend the Chautauqua at Ilarrlsonburg
Va. Much interest and sympa thy is being
4 expressed on account Of Mrs. Hobson,s
y illness which, II is sincerely hoped, Will
prove only temporary
"a Warner Hall House Party.
g3 Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard a. Cheney, for
merly of Chicago but at present the
(, owners and proprietors OF warner l1ail'
: n beautiful and historic mansion III
Gloucester county, have been tho enter
tainers of a highly enjoyable house party
II during the early days of July. The ira
dltional hospitality of the mansion added
TO and beautified since the ownership
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney, has been full
Eirustnined in the dancing, sailing tennis
and driving fetes given in honor OF the
4 house party.
Among the guests who composed IL
. we're Mr. and Mrs. Westford Warner,
Of philadelphia; Misses Maria Voolfolk,
~ OF Clarke Va; Miss Lucille Shower, Of
d Chicago. Miss Janet Z. Fcldmycr, OF
Annapolis; Miss Jean Brown, of Charles
on, W. Va; and Miss Edith Miles. OF
"A Chicago; Messrs. Reginald Miles, James
& Row West, Tyrcl Cheney, Of Chicago;
& Albert Rcade and William Dutton. OF
Yellowstone, N. Y.
Young ladies from the county are Misses
Margaret a. Tnbb, Sally MCLEAN Jones,
Evelyn Byrd Lee Mary Page Lee and
4 ellen Moore Lee.
Madame and Miss Guillaume, Of hlch-
mond, left Wednesday to be the guests
Tor some weeks Of Mr. and Mrs. Cheney
II IT Warner Hail.
Iseman-Ney.
The marriage of Miss Hulda Ney eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs b. Ney, Of
Harrisonburg, Va. to Mr.. Isadore lseman,
Of Richmond, son Of the late Isaac 1se-
4 man and Mrs. Hannah Iseman, of No. el2
[ south Fourth Street. this city. was cele-
brated at the home OF the bride In Harrl-
sonburg. at O'Clock Wednesday evening,
the Rev DR. Abram Simon, of Washing
ton, D. C., officiating.
n The drawing room of the Ney home,
2 where the ceremony was performed. was
effectively decorated with sun flowers and
eTergreeas. The bridal party came In 10
The chords OF the wedding chorus FROM
I/,hengrin. played by Miss Carrie Ney,
3r, t,,yM irE1 .1lri11p
man ). !.
The attendants were Miss Olga Ney,
maid OF honor; MISS Miriam Ney, flower
;stra. and Master Ferdinand Ney, ring
Z bearer, the sisters and brothers of the
tr,ide Mr. Samuel Iseman, of Richmond,
tro.her Of the groom was. best man.
The bride was strikingly handsome in a
travelling toilet Of green wolfe. with
cream lace waigt and hat. Her ornaments
were diamonds and her flowers, roses and
zrla4Gen hair Germs.
The maid ri honor was gowned in
white Ynessaiine, trimmed in lace, and
carried daisies. The little flower girl
and ring bearer were in white.
An elegant supper WAS served after The
many handsome wedding gifts. After
/ their return from a wedding trip 70 the
Great Lakes, they vii! reside !n Pa'kers-
burg, West Va, where Mr.. lseman viii
engage in business with the ma OF Scy
and lseman.
Among the guests at the wedding were
Mrs Hannah Iseman, Misses Hattie and
Corlnnc lseman and Mr.. Samuel Iseman,
all of the groom's family from Richmond:
MIR. Jack Eagle, also of Richmond; Alss
Lucille Iseman, Manning, s. c.; Misses
Rachel Strauss Silvia Frank. Rena
Frank; Messrs. Sol. Neuham, Gus Good
man, Albert Guggcnhcimer Nathan
Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Hccht, all OF
Baltimore: Mr., Lou Scheucr, Bcrryville
Va; Mr.. Milton Ney and Mrs. |, A.l.ier
Washington u. c.; Mrs. Dora SwitHer
Chicago Miss Annie Saunders and Mrs
h ~. Saunders, Mobile. Ala; Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Ney, Misses Katie, Emma. Irene
Olga, Carrie and Miriam Ney; Masters
Manhattan and Ferdinand Ney, Mr. ant
Mrs Albert Ney, Mr.. and Mrs, JOSEPH
Eey. Messrs, Alfred and Eddie Ney, MIR
and Mrs Hurzburgcr, Mr.. hnd Mrs
Adolph Wise, Miss Alma Wise. Mr.. ant
Mrs Herman Wise Mr. and Mrs Abran