The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-08
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Where Dreams Are Sold.

tx, Where Dreams Are Sold.
"A, The sllken sign Of tho Poppy. !
AL a shop that is never Old
Where a twilight silence fingers
II IL there that dreams are sold.
,rhere,s the scent Of Loves lost roses,
The soft echo Of chldhool's laugh,
There's the ring OF empty glasses,
For the white lips never auaH.
4 Tc the crimson sign OF the Poppy
I'VE Nil come when the daSllsht u'c''
when the curfew music quivers
Meath the gray Of evening SKIES.
L 1,st beyond the gates Of sunset,
81 4 1vhera INC grim toll of death we pay
NV emil find the shop of dreani-"ares'
Where the popies hang AWAY.
So. ne long for dusk Of the twiigh.,
wien with wealth Of no earthly golu'
~, shall como where seep-1lo"'eiis
10 Inc shop where dreams are sold.
Faith Gwynne In Canadian Magazine am e
Albemarle House Party.
n,ho home Of Mr. II. NJ. Fontnne. III Al
4 ,,on,o.lo county, is the scene Of charin-
,rr August house party, the list OF guests
/ ircl,,dlnr Misses Katherine Fontaine ana
1,essie Minor Of 4Albemarle;l Miss Louise
Tontaine, of stanton; Miss Herperl' %
hampton; Misses Resale Fontaine Jones
Lucy Christian, Sherrara WILCOX an '''' $3.50
Glenn, all Of Richmond. ~
Tha vonnp ladies attended the Char
,ottesv,le Horse Show, attended by
n,essrs r. NJ. and Edmund Fontaine. ana
,rern delirhtfully entertained during their
siav nv Miss Berkeley, Of Chariottes-
VILE.
Charmingly Entertained.
Mics Mabel Dggs of Richmond, and
nIiss William B. Rudd. of Hampton, Va
reached the city Monday morning, re-
SURFING from, n two weeks house party,
the members of which were deighttL-.y
entertained by Mrs. J. Payne Carroll, OF
I,harlottesyille: Va Other guests were
Miss Nellie Spence, of Richmond; MISS
Annie Payne and MIR. Gordon Payne OF
Crozet; Messrs. c. a. Spence, Jr.. ana
ST.. and Mr.. Alexander Ross, OF ProVl-
] Tence r. l.
Every moment Of the two weeks was
filled with something to render the
measure Of enjoyment full to overflow
ing
TRIPS were taken to Alton, Mountain
NON Monticello. the Miller School and othel
interesting points. The party had the
Measure of q visit to the hospitab4e
meme Of Mrs. Annie Payne at Crozet'
Z Two days were spent at the horse snow.
When the time came for parting, good
byes were reluctantly said and many eS-
4 pressons of appreciation over the charill-
ing manner in which Mrs. Carroll had
provided for the happiness of her house
y party were spoken Miss Digs and Mrs.
Fudd declared that they had never had
+ tt,,,o nrt nn n uhirh
could refer with a greater feeling of
pleasure.
Given BY Mrs. McKeefey.
Mrs Minnie Griffith Rountrce and Miss
Alice Griffith are guests at a "house
marty" given by Mrs. John II. McKeefrey,
Of Brooklyn, N. y, at her summer homo.
Clermont Villa. Cangcrties, N. y An au-
tomohilc party. consisting of twenty
guests, chapcroned by Mrs. Mcltcefrey
and Mrs. Rountree, went to the Catskills
for the day, stopping at the Hotel liaa-
shil, returning to Sangerties at 1880. and
ending the day by having an old-fashion
country dance Mrs. McKeefrey is plan
ming number of delightful automobile
trips for her guests.
Jullien-Page.
Miss Mary 1albert Page. daughter Of
the late Erasmus Fenner Page, and be-
over coanty branch of the Page family
Of Virginia, was married August list In
st. Anthonys Church, Brookland, d. c.,
to Mr.. Philip Morrison julien, son OF
the late Louis Honore Julien, whose
family have for many years, been resi-
dents of the District of Columbia.
The bride wore her mothers wedding
gown of whate satin and point lace. q
tulle veil and orange blossoms She was
NV, J,O1u
in pink Mr.. Cyrus Sinclair Gulllin. OF
New York. was best man.
The bried's sister, Miss Martha Turner
Page recovering from recent illness at
1spswich. Mass. was unable to attend
the wedding; so. was her only brother,
lieutenant John Mcleod Page, OF the
United States army. The absence was
much regretted In both instances.
Invitations Received
Invitations have been received in Rich
mond for tho approaching marriage OF
Miss Margaret Rebeeca Deacon, OF Oak.
dale Va, and Mr.. Harry Franklin
occur at Onkdale Wednesday morning
August 9th. .
Mr.. McCorkle Is senior member of the
firm of McCorkle-Donald Company, fur
nture dealers He went to Ashevlle from
his home in Lexington, Va, about three
years ago. and has made many friend:
during his residence there,
After August 21st Mr., and Mrs
b1cCorkle viii be at home in Ashevillc,
Miss Flora Mason Hostess.
Following the August vogue In Virgini'
Miss Flora Mason will entertain this weel
q party of her friends at "Shelburne.
the stately old home OF her father, Judg
j. E. Mason, OF King George county. mis-
Mason will have as her guests Mis-
Mary Gusts Lee. daughter OF Captain
D. NJ. Lee, of Stafford, Va; Miss Els
Wexford, of Sabine Hall. Va: Miss run
stem, daughter of Bishop Funston, o
Idaho. and Mcssrs. G. Mason Smith ant
c. OConnor Goolrick, Of Fredericksburg
Hill-Browne,
Mr., William Browne announces the en-
Eagemcnt of his daughter. Lotte Rel,
Browne. to Mr.. John Chandler Hill O
Portsmouth, The marriage ceremon
,-,(Il Nc. of