The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
SOCIAL AND
I PERSONAL

All-cheering plenty,
with her flowing horn.
y Led yellow nutuinl.
N .wreathct in golden corn:
The lands IRE lit
Wi},5nll tho autumn blaze Of golden rod.
Z. tssf5 Helen Hunt Jackson.
O'cr flowers that sleep, oh, gently nod,
b Glndsome, dancing golden rod.
u '55s.s "a, IT, Smith,
when the silver habit Of the clouds
b Comes down upon the autumn sun ana
4 aober brightness tic year takes up 3
Tia bright Inheritance OF golden fruits,
"a pomp and pageant I'LL the splendid
rs scene. Fl 81 - LongfcllOw. III
Richmond Girl Honored.
on Friday evening last, says the Abing-
don Virglnan. Under date OF August 3lst.
Miss Kathleen White entertained cle-}
gnntly In honor Of her guest. Miss Car
rie Arnlistcad. OF Richmond. About sew
cnty players engaged In a game OF pro-
gressve eucbre, ana after the conclu-
sion OF the contest and the serving OF
refreshments prizes we're awarded TO
Miss Katie Robertson and TO Mr.. Samuel
q Carson. Tx si$
Among those invited to meet Miss Ar
mIstead were Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Aston,
Dir. and Mrs. II. T. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 3. Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham
White, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII White, Mes
danes Wilmer. Wlnberly, u, Is. Camp
q bell Kirby, Watson; Misses Fannie VIII
son, Margaret thinner, Jean Trigg, Sadie
White, Vivian Aston, Leila Trigg, LILLIAN
Lyons, Elise White, Susie Flckln, Mnrgl-
{ rot 'rrigg, Mary Campbell Bessie Nhlte,
( Elizabeth Worthlngton Evelyn Trlgg.
Katie Robertson. jamie Penn. Mamie
Byrd I'rlgg, Nora Weislger. Mamie Per-
X row, Maud McKenny, Susie Brown. ~ NJ 81
vile Boiling. LILLIAN Harris, Cay White
and Posey 4White;i Mcssrs. sam thinner,
Floyd Hughes, Wilton Mlngeti, George
s Sergeant, Rob. Hughes Caretce pe IN
Il Ben Trgg, Tom White. Preston luton
Will Barrett, Louis Cosby. Preston Camp.
4 bell. Harris Findlay, Walter Preston
III DIN Richardson. Nj. -. Pace. Billy Watts
Stuart Lcake. Ewell Hurt, lrby Hurt,
4 TYP. tTrigg and Sam Carson. s. &
Miss Armistead attended an entertain
ment "a cards, given by Miss Susie
Brown, OF Abingdon. Altogether, she re-
ceiyed an amount of attention during =
delightful visit. 5
Trice-CardWell. Vi
The wedding Of Miss Alice Burwell
3Cardwell TO Mr.. Jackson j. Trice took
place at the home OF the bride. 80. ill5
x North Twentieth Street. Thursday after
noon. August alst, at clock the Rev.
John Y. 1ownman, of All Saints Episco-
pal Church. officiating
The bride wore travelling gown OF
q blue, and carried white roses. She was
attended by her cousin Miss Mary Car
neal wearing white and having bouquet
Of pink roses.
Mrs Tricc Is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs p. y. Cardwel. and granddaughter
I Of the lnte Lewis E3. Williams. for many
r, 20 nj q
Orange county. MIR. Trice is originally
from King William county, but has been
Tor several years associated In business
Rlth Lane Brothers, general contractors.
At Peyton's Ford. 81.
'5E A party from Rapdan, Va.sincluding
Mrs. j. w. PNyton. Misses Feyton. Mas
ter John ". Pcyton. Jr.. Mrs. Gcnevleve
i Grimes, Miss Elizabeth Peyton. Masters
Philip Barbour and Addison Deane Pey-
ton, went TO Peyton's Ford last week for
most enjoyable picnic. They We're
Joined by Miss Anne Dade Peyton. Miss
Mary Jane Peyton, Mrs. Henry Ash
ton, Miss Anne and Master Conway ASH
ton. An elegant lunch was served under
huge walnut tree, nearly hundred
years old. The little alfresco feast was
very dainty and beautifully served. The
family reunion OF the Peyton family.
kent In This way. Will be charmingly re-
membered by NIL present.
Prospective Wedding.
The Washington Star publishes the fol-
lowing announcement Of an engagement
In which Richmond relatives arc inter-
ested. The Star says:
Mrs Thomas C. Cox has announced the
engagement OF her daughter. Miss Eliza
4 beth Underwood Cox. to Mr. Steuart
Wells Jackson, of New York. Miss Cox,
who Is the younges: OF FIVE daughters,
4 has n wide acquaintance In tins city to
s whom this announcement Is of grc;s Il fn-E
terest. She Is MS charming IN manner ais
she Is talented In many ways MI. Jack
son Is the son OF the late Rev. augustus
Jackson, tho founder Of St. i'aul's p. T.
Church. Washington circle where the
wedding will take place In early Soven-{
4 her, and where tho brides four elder
sisters have each been married. Mrs
Mary Tuley Nelson, mother Of Mr.
jackson, lives in Richmond, VA. Mr..
Jackson and his bride, after a Wedding
trip, expect to spend next winter at
4 Nrontclalr, N. j.. where tho formers re-
intivcs are prominent residents. and
4 where a round. OF Festivities Will welcome
his wife. The wedding Will be 4 noon
one, and will he followed by n small re-
ccption ut the Coz family home on G
Street The ushers Will be professional
associates o. UT. v"p""V' - t'U'' ~
city.
Canter--Maloy.
Tho wedding of Miss Edna HOPKINS
Mnloy, daughter OF the Rev. an! Mrs,
William c, Maloy, to pr Howard Ver-
non Canter, OF Frederick county, Va,
was celebrated at noon Saturday IN No.
1920 5A1cculloh street Baltimore. tho Rev,
Harris p, Kirk, q 1' ,',.'l street
Miss Alice q. Martin Of sparrow's
Point, Md, was maid Of honor, and Mr..
Millard $. canter, Of Dany'lIe, Va best
man, The bride wore white liberty satin,
n tullo veil and carried cascade bot
quet Of Bride roses. Tho maid OF honor
Wore White over rale green Her flowers
were pond lilies. Mr. and MIS- N ,,,,t,r
VIII spend their honeymoon at Atlnnt''y
City and then go to Columbia, Mo-
where the .rroon1 has received AN ar
recruitment of Latin Of the State un'yer- 4
slty
Personal Mention
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