The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

II
Year after year.
While to her side, all dewy wet,
a rose stuck in his ear,
Love climbs to draw her near.
And In another way 1 know.
Down in my soul a graveyard lies,
Wherein meet in ghostly wise,
4 With many an ancient tale OF Woe
a graveyard of the Capulets.
Ijeep-rauted with ancestral gloom,
Through whose dark yews the moohi'sh.
Jets
On many wildly carvcn tomb,
That my mldew frets-
graveyard where the Souls Desire
sleeps, rale-entombed, and kneeling by
her,
Love, like that helpless Montague,
Year after year,
Weary and worn and wild of hue,
Within her sepulchre,
Falls bleeding on her bier.
Madison Cawein in Lippincott.
At Virginia Beach.
MIR. and Mrs. George Latane Fauntle-
roy have returned from their wedding
trip and are now ut Mrs. Pahnlll COT
tage, Virginia Beach.
Later in the season Mr., and Mrs. Faun-
tlcroy will go to the Virginia mountains.
Launch Party.
A very enjoyable launch party was
given Thursday evening by Captain J.
Ar. Thompson Of Suffolk, Virginia, IN
honor Of Miss Huitt Of this city.
The party left the Old Dominion wharf
Mt 1880 o'clock. They went down as far
+ as Wilroy's Wharf, where delightful re-
freshments were served. Those in the
party were Miss Grace Thompson Huitt,
OF Richmond; Miss Harriet Thompson,
DR.. Lotto. Messrs. Cliff Jones, II. j.
Bowen, Willard Thompson and Captain
j. NJ. Thompson.
Young Peoples Rally.
There will be another rally for young
people and children at the Virginia Pas
senger and Power Company Y. NJ. c. a..
& building at the Reservoir on Sunday,
4 June 25tr, at $3.50 o'clock.
X The speaker of the occasion will be
4 Mr. G. A. Parsons, who knows how to
interest young children.
The West End Angels have kindly con-
scented to give some Of their best selec-
lions, and there will be fine music from
the self-playing piano given the Y. M.
&C A. recently by Miss Helen Miller
Could
Parents are requested to come with
young children, II possible Free car
tickets will be given all children under
tanned at the Y. M. C. A. building at the
Reservoir. at The shops and offices, and
at the residence of Mrs. +. J. Craigic,
No COS West Main Street, and Mrs. T. l..
y Dunn, No. 2o35 West Main Street.
Decentralization.
Miss Ethel Clark. who has been the
( guest of Mrs. r. a Taylor since her
graduation in the Richmond Training
School for Kindergartners, will return te
her home in Halifax county to-day.
Miss Grace F. Terry, of Bent Noun
tain, Va, who has been the guest OF
( friends in Norfolk, is now visiting her
aunt, Mrs. F. w. Baker, in Richmond.
b A house party will occupy the Cooke
cottage at Virginia Beach next week.
The party will be composed of Mrs. M. 4.
Cooke, Miss Mary Lou Cooke. Miss Emily
Gibson, Of Concord, n. c.; Miss Margaret
I. Ramsey. of Baltimore; Miss Josephine
8 Cooke, Mr.. j. Saunders Taylor, Mr.. r: l..
4 Dobie, Mrs. NJ. T. Cooke, Jr. Mr.. r. c.
Taylor, Mr. T. W. Tanner and Mr.. Charles
Mcintosh.
Miss Caroline Read, of Bedford Springs,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Mary Hayes is spending June at
Atlantic City.
Mr., George w. Mosby. n member of
Ellyson Electric Company. OF New York
city, has left for: his home. after a
pleasant stay with .relatives at Nh a1o3
East Broad Street
Among the new cadet officers appointed
Mt the Virginia Military Institute is Sec
ond Lieutenant John r. Taylor, son OF
Mr.. Innes Taylor, of Fredericksburg, Va.
Miss Grace Cunningham IS the guest
of friends In Portsmouth. Va,
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Miss Louise Pannill. Miss Latlra Kirk
and Miss Margaret Pannill. OF Norfolk,
are planning to give a ''hal poudrc' at
Virginia Beach Saturday, the first wec!.
in July. The affair will be given for
the benefit OF the Infant Sanitarium" at
The Beach.
Miss Floyd Taylor and Miss Louise
Crunp have returned from being the
guests of Mrs Charles Petit. in Norfolk.
Mrs Albert and Miss Albert will leave
to spend the summer at the Jefferson
Park Hotel near Charlottesville. Mrs.
Albert will attend the Summer School
NellOOS III SlllNeIsllS VI vi blhih
Miss Royster. of this city. is tho guest
OF Mrs. Philip r. Yeatman, OF York
Street, Norfolk.
Miss Mary Thornton, who has been
visiting her brother. Mr. r. g. Thorn
ton, in Richmond, has returned to mel
home at Houston, Va
The Cumberland Grays will have their
, reunion at Cumberland Courthouse or
July 4th.
Mr.. Edward Rawls who spent the pas
winter in Richmond. has left for his
home, near Carrsville. Va.
Mrs. John II, Moss expects soon tc
leave for her home at Buckingham. Va
She has been undergoing medical treat
ment in Richmond.
Major NJ. l.. Bonham and Mrs, Bonham
Of the Military Academy AT Wilmington
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