The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-03
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
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4 which, like the pine on mgr,
III rsniifta8 the same tlnvarying brow a N
10 every cl,nnge Of sky . !. !, sf
whose friend ship does not fade away 'e:
when wintrys tcmipests blow
Is ant. like tho winter Icy crown
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SE1eHath laid him down to dc. dc, 4, Ri 81 } Il
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5st',fyThate his lot may be, 4.
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VIII n anchor on It's sen. Hill 88Sl 1&{
Exhibit at the Jefferson.
MI Il II. neon,oS of Richmond have
u ,,,ta,, ~ ,,,,,ch Interested for the past few
# ,iavs N tho exhibit, held ct The Jnii ~
4, isr,, Of ~. s. I1ollnnder's beautiful I'M
HE,,ortn1 gowns, The spring styles are lo ''e
Il. and the constant crowds OF iadies
S55 ,,resont show the popularity OF h -
cr,s models. Elegant suits Of piaia A'. -
5checked Silks evening dresses anu co ,u..s
8FoI. MI kinds are much IN evidence ~, ".
s$t IN az o,,istte hand embroidered 1nusiie
no ~ INST attrn ctive Of all. When
n,r summer girl appears In these new new,
croat Ions. we will surely say that ! ASH t,
55S}3tn,,, 81 has rea ched her zenith, Inc mul.
# = res sas5 nrc 4 q made after the style OF
AN nm Nv wears ago. the waists and sRir q,
being fastened together, some with D PEI :
but the majority have the princess sss, ~
feet BY means Of cords ana sn mr. w :.
The suits have short loose co a!
worn over lingerie waists, ana are ei.>'o-
lrately trimmed with lace and hand work
a ~ All kinds. Greer, seen,S to preoomi-
5s nate.1 though the blue and white cheek
n Z ,nrct In evidence, while here anu
fhero No find d violet gown, which never
fails to strike ones fancy the 5W ,.lo'
WOOL and silk suits are most attrao esa,'
I'D and will be used as much OF. more re !, tn aa
n spring than last year, and the W I1, l
linen suits are 10 pc evan N.Y. pN ~ -
than heretofore. ~. Ii, h. Ss 3 fSt
Soldiers Home Committee.
# There viii be a meeting Of the so 'Ia,!
Home Committee OF the Rlcnmonu =, Sna.p
3it ter OF the Daughters Of the Conie y
81. his AFTERNOON cat A u o'clock, at No. 1es
East Grace Street. s.
4,1 important business is to be transacted,
md tho members are earnestly requested
Ito be present. S55
South in Song and Story.
x IA delightful 4 entertainment was given
Mrs. Martha Gielow at tho New VII
lard, washington, I'D. c.. yesterday al.
sRternoon, consisting OF q programme, & OF
5&s.songs and stories Of the Old southt1 4,
X The entertainment was under the ne
patronage of number Of We'll known know
Southern people, and VIII oe iloris reii.ea5
$5 bered BY those lucky enough to have been
present. Ri " "a S9s K
Mountjoy Drake. i#.,
a pretty wedding was solemnizeea q, !. !. AZ
tina home OF the Rev. Dr.. Wallace Ra li
%cllffe. in w ashington, HVedne sday az
1Sternoon, when Miss Cora, Drake became
&sihe bride Of Mr. Daniel AIountjoy, both OF
8%1sje az Wight, Va. The bride was becom-;
S#ingly alfred In tan broadcloth with hat
81 and cloves ito match, and attended ny
Mrs. Walter Mountjoy, as matron q
S honor. The groom was attended py ms Us
ay5brother, Mr. Walter Mountjoy as pest
IA; man. q aG8 NJ j.Si5@ RI
@ After the ceremony, a wedding recep-
s. tion8was held at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. II walter Mountjoy, only the I'M
mediate relatives and friends being pres
%%ent H s 81 Si4
3sss3 New Workers Dance.
The New Workers in washington and
ia their friends will hold n grand inaugural
~ fancy dress carnival and masque recep-,
S3$ ton tonight, at the Masonic Temple,
III washington. The New York delegation
ai ri Congress and the Governor Of tho
SID State will be among the guests All the
#S gentlemen are requested to appear IN
% knickerbockers.s & K ri E sf
Engag cement Announced.
&8 The engagement has been announced OF
d Miss Dunlop Thomas to MT. Raphael
Semmes Payne. The wedding VIII take
F place during the first week IN June. MI.
l,ayne's brother, the Rev. William CASTOR
Payne, Of the Richmond Catholic do
i9 cese,w will ofllciate.
Miss Thomsss is the daughter Of the
late Rev. jones D. Thomas, who was y
s member Of the Synod Of Virginia, and as as
Ia young minister served as chaplain III
1.-THE Confederate army. Mr.. Jayne IS ny
3S profession q Journalist, but lately mas
Hi been with the Metropolitan Savings Bank.
OF Baltimore. He is the youngest son OF
3t3 the late Major Rice ". Payne, Of War
trenton, Va, I'd Is
Miss Gallatin in Norfolk.
.55 Miss Alberta Galatin, who Is an honor
ury member OF the Hope-Maury CHAPTER,
81 Daughters Of the Confederacy. of Nor
8s3 FOLK, will visit that city next Wednes-
# day, 10 appear in "a Clean Slate" at the
r Academy of Music.
# Miss Callatin is a daughter of General
ALBERT Gallatin Y jenkins. Confederate
States army. She has kindly rendered
s57 O box TO the officers OF the Hope-Maury
Ri Chapter, who will entertain her. Miss
&&Gallatin, In private life, Is known as
q Mrs. Charles, and while in Norfolk Will
81 4 be the guest of Mrs. Frank Anthony
IS Wake, in Grace Street.
Nordolf-Kenny.
The home OF Mr.. ana Mrs Michael
# Kenny, No. go First Street, Portsmouth
"a was the scene on Tuesday evening OF
4 n pretty wedding, when their daughter
# Miss Julia Ellen Kenny, became tho bride
&88of Mr., Carol Victor Nordolf United
States receiving ship Franklin. The cere
mony WAS performed by the Rev, Father
N Thomas J. Brady, OF st. Pauls Catholic
8 Church. E
&f The young bride was handsomely at
tired IN nun's yelling and carried Brid
e roses wnile the groom wore the uniform
Il appropriate to his rank In the United
s States navy. si
.L- N. Miss Mary Gallagher. the maid OF honor