The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-02

night"
From IL mimosa branch above The HWil,
l'n.ired the blnckblrd shouts an anthem
bright. #
Through his lone kingdom OF the twi- Y
light dawn. .
3 Spectator.
Mr.. Peple's Reply.
A week or more ago the following no.
tIcc, taken from an article written by
MIR. George C.. jenkins and appearing In
(. the September Issue OF the Broadway
Magazine. appeared In the society column
or The Times Dispatch. The notice said
Il In part:
zone OF the very interesting produc-
tions in September IS expected 10 be
"rhe Prince Chap, which will be put on
by w. NJ Lawrence at the Madison
K Square Theatre. This play has been
made into novel By Mr.. Edward H..
Peple, and published by the Putnans
II can state. on excellent Authority,
that. while, Mr.. Pcple wrote the book, the
play IS by another hand the oWncr&of
which keeps himself modestlY In the
background for the present. The
riramatisi turned his play over to Mr..
usual order OF things whichjs to drama
the play Will be announced. II 1t is the
success expected. ! do not knew"
The extract from the broadway was
clipped out OF this paper and, being
forwarded to Mr., Peple. elected reply
which is accorded space with all the
more pleasure, as Mr. Peple's work has
Invariably received imerited commcnia-
tlon In The Times Dispatch. This is Mr..
+ Tcple's answer to Mr. Jenkins:
New York. August 3d. 1906.
No 231 Ncs, Ninety-Sixth: Street.
The Dispatch. Richmond. Va.
enclose herewith Il clipping from a
recent issue OF your pa per sent me by
friend. In II Is m statement to the effect
that am literally absorbing the WORK
Il nf another too modest to advance his
y claims. &
Believe me. would take no notice Of n
charge so absurd, except for my great
love for Richmond and my many warm
friends therein--a love which every true
southerner should hold for his Land
OF Dixie.
Sincerely yours,
tsIgned) f. H. PEPLE.
Acknowledging.
Miss Annie Camp, daughter OF the late
Thomas II Camp and Elizabeth War
wick, his wife, was married on Tuesday
evening last, In the home OF Mr.. and
airs Charles ". ALLEN. Of Charlottcs-
Vile, Va, TO Mr. James Lawrence Alex
ander. OF Bluefcu. w. Va, the Rev.
George Z. Booker officiating.
The wedding was beautiful affair.
The bride was attended by her maid toft
honor, Miss Elizabeth Goodwin, and by
Miss Nettie Goodwin. as bridesmaid. with
MIR. Pedro Alexander. Mr.. Q. 4. Alex
ander was best man. The maids wore
white organdy and lace, and carried
mnidcn-halr ferns. The drawing-rooms,
where the ceremony was performed was
decorated In white and green, four young
girls--Misscs Aileen Lafew. of Richmond,
Emma Harlan, Mamie Estes and Lille
Notwithstanding an aisle OF white
clematis. through which the bridal party
advanced to the altar. Miss Clara War
wick played tho wedding march
The bride came In with her brother,
Lieutenant Beauford Reid Camp. OF the
United States Army She wore white
swiss. trimmed with real valenclennes.
Her veil was fastened with pearls. ShaS
wore n handsome necklace, the groon,'s
gift. an exquisite pearl brooch, an heirloom
I'm her family and had n cascade bout
duet of Bride roses. a reception follow
ed the wedding, attended BY a number
OF oyt-of town friends. among them, Mrs.
E Nv. w. Lafew, Of this city.
The bride and groom. who arc now on
their wedding trip, will live In Blnefcld
where Mr.. Alexander has prosperoll.
business, His bride is a descendant OF,
Chief Justice Marshall and through her
mother Of the Earl OF Warwick.
Personal Mention
DR.. and Mrs. Charles V. Carringto%.
who have been absent for the past month
In Canada, have returned to the city.
y Or. and Mrs Clifton Miller are the
guests of Mrs. Miler's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Bell, near Palmyra, In Fluvana
county. To-day is the anniversary Of
their wedding day. and they nro keeping
II happily with friends. They will re-
turn TO the city about September Sth.
Mrs III. G. Adams and Miss Cary T..
Adams, who have been visiting friends In
Dnnbury. Conn, returned to their home
4 on August 25th, Mrs Sarah Pearce Will
not return until November.
Among the recent arrivals AT Tho
Mecklenburg is Miss Lulie Barham, Of
Southampton, who was the most popular
young lady here last season. Miss Bar
ham is noted for her attractive manners,
and is recognized as one of the bellies or
Virginia.
DR.. John Davidson is lin Richmond
again after most delightful European
trip.
DR.. Thomas D, MerriclS who has been
spending some time In Maryland since
his return from abroad, was greeting his
GRATEFUL, REFRESHING, DELIGHTFUL II