The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL |,
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IA Heneath your feet what treasures J
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the stars should be your pearls upon y
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% And you should have the sun ana lle moon 400
F to wear, s3 35 81 sy a! y ss3S3
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1et these Wild dreams and wilder wof Us
a Il take wing. 34,
y " 1,een in TIC woods i henr a shepherd SING,
a simple ballad to n silvan air, 2s 4 ts9i !
4 8{Sf loye that ever finds y our 5sfa CO lnoIc
Il w si8 fair, 5 \, u q I, !. n
% 1could not give You any godllert thing
Asi y -. ii. Mccarthy.
~ Japanese Cotillon.
SI3{ Mrs. George Brockenbrough McA "a n
has issued invitations for 4 Jallah g. co.
4 Il tllon, to he given in the Masonic Tempe . 3
January 10Th. at5N r. NJ, when her dauSh--
Ia. Miss Louise McAdntns will be for
mnl, y4introduced to Richmond society.
Il ,rhe guests Of honor for tho evening
Vii he Miss Edith van Snatvoord or I
III S,rrnyl IL. VI. who Will arrive In Richmond
S5 Sa turday, to visit Miss McAdn1ns, X ana
nfiss Mary Ballard, Of Louisville, NY,
who Is being entertained by Miss Allcnc
"a Stokes The young ladies invited g re- y y
E expected to come In Japanese costume,
ilnd the entertainment is looked io OF s' I,
"A IN = beinr ono Of the most unique Of
THE winter. 3D. s XII
ss5 Mrs. WHITLEY to Entertain.
Mrs.. Calvin WHITLEY will ntertain at
cards Tuesday. January nth. lne. ho No
az Miss Louise NfcAdams. Mrs. White
Lev has the reputation of giving the
3S fprettiest AFFAIRS OF any hostess IN the
CITY, and OF always developing some new
X idea In the way Of decoration IN 5S
Ii Miss Nc Jams and Miss Mcguire are
* two Of the most popular Of the seasons
3sdebutantes. ~ 5 4, III ts u I,
MISS Jessie Evans Hazard VII & be n az
5lliome to-day. January 18th, from 10
e r.. NJ. Guests are asked to meet ner
friend, Miss Burwell, OF Clarke county,
Va, ii 55 s3 S 81 N a b4s e "
;l5 House Warming s@ 4
81 The Rev. J.sJ. Haley, the pastor of Sew r'.
& entl# Street Christian Church, and Mrs
81 Haley have Just moved into th1 their new
Il home. No go West Grace Street, and
n IA Auxiliary Of the Christian Women's
3 Board Of Missions will give q house
warming from, 8 to s this afternoon and
II from 8 To ii a clock this evening to cele-5
S8trate the event. 55 i ~ s5
] In the evening, a musical programme.
u BY the $virglnin Glee Club will be agree
n ably varied by vocal solos from Mrs.
S5J eter Jones and recita tone from 4 ~; Miss
- Kate Fuller. N A silver Offering for mis- ] 4
Il slonary work will be deposited at the
\ door. q Mrs j. Tyler Jobson is. chair
81 .nanSo f the reception committee She will
III be assisted iii doing the honors by Mrs.
IT j q Haley, HRS. r. N. Thomas, Mrs, III
&c Daniel, Mrs Mann S. Quarles. Mrs. W.
Davis. Mrs. w. II. Mccarthy Mrs.
Ri f,lsS Griffin, Mrs. Robert Nj Kent, Mrs
William ooch and, Miss Spratley. 3y..ss
Mrs. w. u. Sydnorls chairman OF the
programme committee. Associated with
81 her arc Miss bel IIill, Mrs. w. w.
y Wright, Mr.. joe White and Mrs, L. a.
IS stall.@2, The $refreshmcnt committee is d.
srected by Mrs. Turner, and includes Mrs.
s5}E,r M. 4 IIundley, Mrs, Flippo, Mrs. w y.
Pierce, Mrs. D. "A. Brown, Mrs. Julian
AIinson and Mrs. James Spicer, FL
FIitesheW- Heath.
a very pretty wedding celebration was
y witnessed yesterday forenoon at ] |; o'clocls,
in The home Of the bride. No. s215 Governor
f Street. when the marriage OF Miss Maud
55s{{ C.. Heath and Mr.. Thornton S. Heitsllew
took place, the Rev. Thomas semms Of
lficlating. st.4
parlors were handsomely grouped
with palms and flowers. The bride came
S,'in with her uncle. Mr.. Robert Lord, VINO
gave her away. She wore q travelling cos
4 tune in brown cloth, with brown velvet
hat and brown gloves. Her flowers were
Holcts. Her sister, Miss Celeste Heath,
wearing lavender crepe de chine, n pic
ture hat in lavender 5tulle and carrylnt;
~ bouquet Of maiden hair ferns, was maid
AZ of honor. Mr.. Edward s. Christ. OF Phil
ndclphia. was best nan te.the groom.
The bride Is tho very attractive daugh-
ter OF Mrs S, e. Heath. The groom for
1nerly resided in Baltimore, but is now
we'll established in business in New York
city. Mr.. and Mrs Heltshew, accom-
4 panied by the maid of honor and best
4 man, left yesterday for Baltimore. where
they will be given a reception tonight.
n The young couple will be at nome In New
York after January goth
s gs# Clark-Moss. 5
The friends OF Miss Rosa Moss In Rich
nond and Virginia will DO interested In
Il the followink account of her marriage on
& January Sd, taken from the Galveston
4 Daily News of January 4th, which says:
s The residence :of Mr.. and Mrs. George d
Briggs was tho scene of n very pref
s#ty home wedding yesterday afternoon,
M when at 3 o'clock their niece. Miss Rosa
Moss, was married to Mr. Thaddeus Clark
OF Washington y. G., tho Rev. ]. *.
itJoldCft JGCtoIf VI S1IaGc 1IIlSCOpdlt GnuECu,
nj ficlating. Over two hundred friends OF
the bride and her family witnessed the
ceremony.
$F The home was beautifully decorated. The
n prevailing colors being white ana pink
The front parlor was decorated with pink
roses and carnations and ferns. At one
side OF the room was a large basket ot
\ pink and red carnations and ferns with a
Il wedding bell suspended from the handle
The back parlor, where the ceremony
X was performed. was decorated entirely III
4 white and green, Before crescent OF
K ferns, with a white base, and beneath
VI an arch formed by two tali palms tho
bridal pair stood. The mantel Of the largo
\ fireplace was a profus!on of ferns. form
4 ing a very pretty background.
The dining room, where refreshmen..
were served after the ceremony, was sim
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