The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
After Mich Wandering.

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After Much Wandering.
some day when you're tired OF the toll
And sin I, Of the stress and the strain.
When you've mingled LIES rue with It's
hyssop,
M And eaten tho fruit with the husk;
4 yhn viii follow the footsteps of Fancy \
y Down some old-fashioned garden as ail',
Where the hollyhocks flame and the roses
CLEAN white on'the breast of the duck!
IN voI,ll think on the years that were
I For the place that you purchased with
peace,
Ana how empty a bauble Is glory
b How Meeting the suerdons YOU gain
And your eyes will grow blind with the
~ sorrow that knows not surcease.
some day when you're tired Of the toilins
4 And sick of the stress and the strain!
For the world may be yours for the
winning,
And the prospect stretch broad 70 Tue
$B view, A.
But the fruit that shone iait ~ ~ t'' '7 ,''
Seems shrunken when grasped in the
husk; .u ~
And your spirit-God knows'-w'll De
And you'll long for tile peace that you
where the hollyhocks fame and the roses
CLEAN white on the breast OF the duck.
Hilton r. Greer, In April broadway.
Easter Weddings.
Richmond people are much interesteu
- nn,,,,ca,,,ent ~ the wedding date
,tl Of Miss patty irvine Gregory daughter
# of Mrs. William F'riend Gregory. OF Nor
folk. Va, to Mr. Peter Chevalle war
wick, Jr. formerly OF Richmond, out
more recently Of Norfolk
x Tho engagement of these popular you.s
people was made known 70 'h 81, t1'es. -
friends here last November. Ihey are
TO be married wednesday, April 10Th, ~
81. I.uke,s Episcopal Church, Norfolk,
tntES $50 o'clock. The bride will be given
8 way ~: her brother, Mr.. James Gregory,
4 and her mother, Mrs. w. T. Gregory, VIII
( attend her as matron OF honor.
Srnith--Flen1ing.
The wedding of Miss Annie White
Fleming, daughter of hr. and Mrs VIVIAN
Minor Fleming, of Fredericksburg... y "a. a..
Mr. Horace Herbert Smith, the was
4 ;nptonF correspondent OF the New York
World. TOOK place In New York city at
Victoria Hotel, Tuesday. March ssth. at
nom. the Rev. DR.. John w. Roseoro,
OF Fredericksburg, Officiating.
The bride wore white and carried tBrl BRIDE
roseg and lilies OF the valley. Among
those who witn the ceremony NJ N,.
n AR. and Mrs. Vivian NJ. Fleming, MIS-.
ST. Nell, of North Carolina, the brides
aunt, and Mr.. h. R. Burwell who acted
Ar. and Mrs. smith viii sail April thes
srst for a six weeks trip to the west
Indies and South America. 81
Mirando-Mason.
Miss Nellie Virginia Mason. OF Norfolk,
and Nr. Thomas Newton MIRANDA. Of
Jacksonville, Fla. will be married IN the
Freemason Street Church OF Christ, Iues-
day, April 18th. the Rev. FREDERICK ".
\ powell, formerly chaplain OF the United
states senate, and an old friend OF the
bride, TO be officiating minister MISS
Belle South. Of Lexington. KY. will be
maid OF honor, and Mr., John Aisop. Jr.,
#of Jacksonviile, Fla. the best man
4 reception VIII be given after the church
ceremony in the home Of the brides pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Mason. Of No.
lis York Street, Norfolk.
Hunphreys-C Carter.
st. James Episcopal Church. Warren.
ton, Va, vii! be the scene OF the wedding
at noon. April 18th, OF Miss jeanne Garter
and Mr.. Arthur Cannon Humphreys, OF
Norfolk. A reception will be given the
bride and groom in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Hamilton. cousins of the bride IN
Warrenton. Later. Mr.. and Mrs. Humph-
reys will sail to spend the summer abroad
Violin and Piano Recital.
The violin and piano recital given at Thu
Wor,ans Club last Saturday evening. BY
Miss Stella Lipman, OF Washington. ant
Mrs, c. G. Hequembourg was q, brillian
success.
The programme was an eHacting on
for both performers, beginning, as 1t does
with Richard 6trausss recent work, tn
Senate in minor with It's group of pian
solos and ending with Mrs. Hcquembours.
group OF violin solos. This splendid in
terpretatoIN OF Miss Lipman and Mrs
Hequemb6urE gave their large audience
rare opportunity Of listening to .wha
is probably the most attractive piece 0
modern ensemble work for violin an
plano.
Other delightful numbers were the beat
tlful aria and gavotte from Bache; the ca
quisite Abendlied of schumann. and til
Parsifal Paraphrase, arranged bY WI
a1elmj Miss 1lipman displayed jplendi
technique and temperament in noundanc
She gave striking evidence of versatile
IN her artistic rendition Of all work, sol
ensemble and accompaniment alike III
highest praise to be given Mrs. Heaucn
bourg is to say that she was her be-
self throughout the evening. which ";
thoroughly appreciated by all present
Meeting Of Memorial Society.
The Confederate Memorial Literary S,
cicty met at noon yesterday In the Co.
federate Museum, and the yice-regen
from Virginia, South Carolina, Florid
Louisiana and Dennessec made the
quarterly reports.
1t was decided that noral desie
from the society will be sent to Lexin
ton. Va. TO be placed on the casket
Miss Mildred Lee.
Mrs Rufus j. Polk was elected rege
s. OF Arkansas; Mrs. NJ. b. Pitcher