The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Lost.

Lost.
What! lost your temper, did you say?
We'll, dear, | wouldn't mind 1t,
1t isn't such h dreadful loss
Pray do not try to find 1t.
! twas not tile gentlest, sweetest one,
AS all can well remember
who have endured It's every whim
From New Years till December.
1t drove the dimples all away,
And wrinkled UP your forehead
And changed a pretty, smiling face
10 one--well simply horrd.
1t put to fight tho cheery words,
The laughter, and the singing;
And clouds upon a shining sky
1t would persist In bringing
And 1t is gone! Then do, my dear,
Make it your best cndeavor @
TO quickly ind better one,
And lose it--nover, mover!
Sydney Dayre.
West Point Finals.
Interest in general centres at West
Point, where President Roosevelt. Secre-
tary Taft and General Chaffcc have as
semhled 10 watch the process of trans
formation by which first classlnen
t!rnong the cadets become United states
nrmy officers, md second classmen SO
of on furlough, with the happy con-
sciousness of Il years work well done
behind them.
The final exercises began on Monday
last. In the afternoon of that day the
graduation parade was held, ut which
tho graduating cadets stepped out of
rank to receive their official appointment
Mt the hands Of the government.
Monday night the graduating ball kept
Everybody pleasantly engaged until late
hour tuesday at 1850 a.. NJ. graduating
exercises came to n finish at the instl-
4tutc, and ut lis p. NJ, cadets entitled to
furlougil took the train for New York
city and Murray Fill Hotel, their head
quarters while III the metropolis. Fol
lowing q tinre-honored custom they
went in the evening to the Lyric Theatre,
that wns handsomely decorated with the
Gl colors Of tho United States Military
Academy. Fantana was played ut tho.
Lyric and after the play camc the FUR
Tough banquet, at Murray Hill Hotel.
"Wednesday furlough men started for
home. a party that boarded the Old
Dominion steamer for Richmond, to ar
rive here to-day, and be entertained at
d, house party by the Misses Gordon, Of
No. SIG West, Franklin Street, arc: Cadets
Clifford G.. Early Of Lynchburg;; Charles
S. Harris, Jr. oftTexas; Augustine w.
Robins, Of Richmond; William l.. Mar
tin. Jr, OF Alabama; William G. Nc
Chord, ,Jr., of Kentucky, and Garner w.
Denmend. OF Baltimore. Other house
guests will be Miss Brownell, Of Mary
sland; Miss Wilkins. of Washington, D.
- and Miss Sue Clark, of North Caro-
lima.
Delan9- Cahill.
One of the most interesting of yester-
days weddings was celebrated at $50
~. ia. 10 NY,-I4 A 10 7
Blunt, of No. 1923 Grove Avenue, when
Miss LYDIA May Cahlll, daughter Of the
late Mrs. Ellen Cahill, Of Newport, Ky,
was married to Mr.. Frank Elmer Deldno.
n son of Mr.. Albert Deluno, of Newark, N.
J. The Rev. Father Hannigan was tho
celebrant.
House decorations in white and gold
XVI were carried out in a tasteful and artis-s
tic banking of daisies against palms.
and maiden hair ferns. White candles
in gilt candelabrn shone here and there
amid the flowers. An orchestra rendered
the wedding march and played a choice
selection OF airs.
The bride, wearing white crepe de
Il chine over taffeta, with berthe of prin-
i cess lace, had her yell caught with q
horse shoe of diamonds and her throat
encircled with necklace of pearls, the
gift Of the groom. She carried n shower
OF WINE sweet peas SIc CtiilIc IL WILL u
,R5 her sister and matron Of honor, Mrs.
Archer Lee Richardson of this .city.
Mrs. Richardson was gowned In white
IS mousseline over taffeta and had a bou-5
uuet Of white sweet peas.
# Miss Alma Mongey. of Avondalc. Gin
clnnati, was maid Of honor, attired in
a pretty toilet Of while point desprlt 4
over white silk. In her hand she held
q q cluster of pink sweet peas.
-Four charming little ribbon-holders all
I in white, we're Misses Mary and, Agnes
Grigg, Gladys ingalls, and Virginia Cox,
of Bon Air. The groom's best man
was Mr.. j. Boucher. Blunt, of Richmond
Mr. Henry McCG-A-e was groolnsman.
An ante-nuptfal reception was given
the bridal party Tuesday night. Mr.. and
] Mrs. Dclano left last evening by 1Hle
sos train for Northern tour Of some
length. They will reside, In future, in
Newark.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding IN
cuded Mrs. Albert Delano, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Clark Miss Dorothy Clark,
Master Albert Clark, OF Newark, N. J. ;
Mr.. Nelson Clark Of Cornell Institute
ITHACA, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Eason
and Miss Josie Richardson. OF Norfolk,
Va: Mrs. William, Holmes Air. Of New
port, KY. sister of the bride, and Mas
i ter Clifford Air, Mrs. Gilbert Watson
Edwards, Of Sag Harbor, New York;
Miss Edna Bailey, of I4awrenceville, Va;
Miss Mary Foote, of'Walnut Hills, GIN
cinnati. and Ilr. and Mrs. Griffith, Of
Newark New Jersey.
Kennerly-Winston.
Miss Anne Moshy winston, daughter
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