The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSON]'.l,A'..Ll...
Moon Lore.

To thoughts OF thee; and th lsF 5
d Ny sweet. 4
S5 My sweet lstS 35 Il x rs d N
s,yill 5lenrn this secret over so e'r 4. 1.
& t,irt not unto tho moon thine :. eyes s Ell
n <, I, ,nve 4 sha Knows through all dlsguiAse.
My love hers wilt thou behold I.
li Behold N III /. I, Il, 3sa
I An upen secret in the SKIES a35
Nor ~ tie justified, moonlit stream q. n
N rrnke thou thy way; lest, all too tree, a
(, I, = 1linui,l lbs repeat tho theme;
The river car, but seek the sea, 5i
III i;j The sea- 5 KS = "A fs3 ,t8t 3iEt
& 15y,n as / seek my goal supreme
& 3 n ' y :" & Edith Thomas.
Miss PAGES Engagement.
3sS Air. and Mrs James b. Pace announce
II 2 "a on Engagement Of their daughter. Ethel
,1snndoiph. to Or. Victor Newcomb Med
e a1,lInrnrniner1t { socially and professionally
&si1, Louisville Ky. I'LL ttF ". 4.
'yrhe wedding Will take place t''s t'1
latter part OF April. The announcement 9, y
is one Of the most interesting OF ING ING
u spring season. "a n 4, Il Rs 81 l$ as
T. anier-Berry.
The marriage Of Miss Alberta wilson
u Berry, the sister Of Mr.. Oscar II. Berry y,
"a Maior Alexander Sidney Lanier VIII
n take $place quietly In the home OF NJ IS
q Harry. February 2Sth On account OF the
8bride-elects mourning the ceremony VII y. !.
he witnessed only by the relatives OF the
contracting parties.
i5 unan11-Spurr.
"a: Mr.. md Mrs. Charles G.. Spur have
1yp6diNRf OF their
ii daughter. 5Fffie Amelia, ana Mr., Otto
q Bernard Naumann. 887S
The ceremony will take place at Union
& station Church Tuesday, February 2Sth.
\ att 80 p. NJ. Miss Spur Is popularity
II know, Young lady Of the East End, and
Mrs. Naumann has his residence on the
Mechanicsville Turnpike near the city.
LeeM eade.
In Meade Memorial Church, White to 81
Va, the marriage Of Miss jamie broc tt'-
II brough Meade daughter Of Mr. ana mrs " s.
II Curtis Grymes Meade, to Mr.. John Cal-
h loun Lee was celebrated yesterday, Feb
atirunry ed, sat 40 clock in the evenng.
rs Immediately after the marriage Mr..
and Mrs. Leo left for a Northern we'd
ding tour They will reside a. "Guilford,"
u Mr.. Lees handsome estate, when they
return. " :.
Dinner on Prairie,
4 dinner in honor Of Miss Neddie Sand
II ford OF Portsmouth, Va and Lieutenant
William Brockett, United States Marine
n Corps, whose enga cement has been t"e-
Gently announced, was given last Satur-
III dayS evening on board the United States
II training shlp Prairie IL aS gia S .sil
The table decorations were American
Beauties and carnations. The heal It'll of
the bride and groon,-elect5 was drunk
u and the ships band furnished music for
n a. much -enj oyed a dinner dance. Those
y invited were Lieutenant-C Commander and
q Mrs. Clark, lieutenant and Mrs. Dunn,
lieutenant and Mrs Arthur Green's haW'
M lieutenant and Mrs. Williams, NJ IS Sa n
ford, Misses Susie, Pauline and Julia
\ persons, Miss susie Grlce, 4 Miss Kate
Il Gibson, Of New York Chaplain Tones,
{lis Dr. Pugh, Ensign Kinner and Lieutenant
Brockett " Hi fsssH5 ,yii q y H
Snow Ball.
The following account taken from the =
x columns Of the Lynchburg Advance OF
Tuesday. February 2lst in. regard 70 an an
entertainment to be given for the Needy
2 Confederate Womans Home, his city,
VII saSs Az
a special meeting Of the Old Dominion
NJ Chapter, u. ~ C.}Was held for the pur-
presentation Of Snow Ball" By the i.
n r. F. Dramatic Club, on March list for
4 the beneft&o the Home for Needy Con
federate Women i'll Richmond. The at
Davis Christian presided, and Miss Anna
Lind Forsberg acted "A as secretary pro
RI TEN.
36 a communication from the D. A. r. was
presented BY the regent Mrs. John D.,
IS Horsley, asking that this organization be
permitted to share in the expense and
* labor of the forthcoming entertainment.
While theSvalutl Of SUCH cooperation was
Il declined, inasmuch a inanyot the present
plans would conflict with such an ar
sjrangement and lack of time precluded
X any changes @5s
The entertainment was then fully dis
cussed and It was arranged that several
y pleasing speclalties should he introduced
y between the acts, chief Of which will be
Y character Representations by Mrs. A.
"a Lynch Ward and vocal sketches by Mr.,
Dudley Holt.
The following committees were then ap,
pointed: &
On Music and Programmc--Mrs Hubert
y 3. Watts.
On Decorations and Stage Property
Mrs. G. NJ. Guggenhelmer. Mrs. yVithers
T. Clark; and airs, John ?. Christian,
III On Tickets-Miss Anna Lind Forsberg.
"A The committee from the X, r +. Ora
matte Club to confer with the Old Do
N mlnion Chapter. consists of Miss Pau
5 E:dmnnds Miss Virginia Goodwin ant
Mr.. r. 7, Watts, Jr.
For Ragged Mountain Mission.
81 A pleasant event OF yesterday was tn,
musicale, given at 4:30 o'clock In the af
# ternoon. under tho auspices Of st. Hllda'
Guild, Of St Paul's Church. for the bene
,$ dt of tho Rarsed Mountain Mission fund
Those tanlng part in tho programme
n included Miss Knowles, Miss Reinhard
An and Mr., f. e. Morton, who delighted tn
q audience and made of the occasion a nm
rs success artlstically and financially. EEL
Officers and mealbors Of st. Iiida'
II Guild are: Mrs John r. Branch, Mrt
Il George Il, McAdanls, Mrs, John G, Blai
Mrs Hugh Miller; Misses louis
A7cAdams. Judith Anderson, Elsie Ander
a son. Fannie lIobson. Lou Belle Jone,
~ Courtepay Crump, Ruth Hebbard, MI
dred JIill, Kathleen Bruce, Evelyn stiles
"a Elise Stokes. Laura Rutherfoord She,
" rard WILCOX, Margaret Shields Lin
+ Shields May Lindsey, Louise Price, Ross
II lie Jones Margaret MCGUIRE Grett
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