The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
NV Lady's Face.

My Lady's Face.
NV lady's face--its delicate, firm lines
Set in q sweep OF dusky, loosened hair,
The dainty cl1iseled chin, sweet subtle
MOUTH
when these have taught you she is
passing fair,
when you have caught each motions
ohangcful grace,
Deem not that you have learned my
lady's face.
Nor ever shall, for In MY lady's eyes
Something to lure and BATTLE sttll shall
dwell,
70 stir the senses with its swift surprise,
And haply In revealing moments tell
How wondro,is pure and strong spirit
lies
Shadow enshrined, deep in my lady's
s' Grace Goodalc.
Portrait Unveiled.
Miss May Burnet Claiborne daug
OF Dr. James w. Claiborne. OF Peters
burg, Va. unveiled yesterday mt William
and Mary College a portrait of William
Claiborne, first secretary of Virginia.
The portrait was presented to the coli
lege by Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, who
went TO williamsburg for the unveiling
ceremonial The presentation address
was made by Hon. James Aston Cabell,
Mrs Claibcrne's brother.
Invitations Issued.
The Rev. Beverly cambridge Tucker
and Mrs. Tucker, Of Norfolk, Va, have
issued invitations for the marriage. OF
their daughter, Jane Ellis, to the Rev.
Luke Matthews White.
The wedding will be celebrated Thurs
day evening, June 9th, ut o'clock, in
ST. Pauls Episcopal Church. Norfolk
OF which Mr.. Tucker Is rector Miss
Tucker has many friends IN Richmond
and throughout Virginia, who will be
interested in reading this announcement.
Miss Lcgan's Wedding.
Miss Lily Logan, daughter Of General
and Mrs T. NJ. Logan, will be married
to Mr.. Albert Henry Morrill, of Cinc1n-
natl, Ohio. on Juno 2Sth at "Algoma,'
the country residence of her father, in
Buckingham county, on the James. The
wedding Will be very private, only mem
hers of the immediate families of the
bride and groom being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy at Home.
MI ana MIS-. fTlIR OtdCyj -
Gently of Newport News, have now made
their home at No. 219 South Third Street.
Mrs Stacy was, before her marriage,
Miss Leila Watkins, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Watkins Of 1.ynchburg, Va. A
Mr.. Stacy spent his early life in Rich
mond but for several years has been
associated with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, at Newport News. His return
to Richmond is the outcome Of his ac-
ceptance Of the chief clerkship Of tho
Virginia Car Service Association.
Miss WaddiH, Goes to Lchigh.
Miss Emily Waddl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel p. Waddll and one
OF the most attractive debutants Of the
past winter. will attend with a party
Of friends the finals at Lehigh University,
q Pennsylvania.
Miss Waddills brother Mr. Temple
Waddlll. is a student at Lehigh Univer-
sity, which is beautifully situated in the
mountains of Pennsylvania. The finals
. are always attended with brilliant cele-
brations and the Richmond party have
every prospect OF a charming trip amid
charming surroundings.
Banks-Walton.
Miss Gary Herman Walton, only daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Herman Walton, formerly
Of Richmond. Va, was married at Z
o'clock Wednesday, evening in Christ
Episcopal Church, Baltimore, to Mr..
Daniel b. Banks, son of Hon Andrew
Banks of that city.
Miss Gretchen Banks was maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were Misses
Florence Muse Henry, of Cambridge.
Madeline Loomlis and Elizabeth Mumford
Of Annapolis Md.
Mr.. Arthur Montell was best man.
Other attendants were Lieutennnts ".
*. Conan and William L. Culbertson, Of
the United States navy; Mr.. Thomas
Newhall, of Philadelphia; Messrs George
D. Penniman, 'Erank r. Kent and T. r.
singluff. OF Baltimore.
The bride was beautifully gowned in
white panne crepe de chine, trimmed
with old Honiton lace Her veil was
held with orange blossoms. and she car
rled white sweet peas. One of tho most
valuable Of many wedding gifts was an
autograph poem, written for the bride,
by Mrs. Mary a. Denison, Of Washing
ton, author of THAT Husband OF Mine,
The poem was written on small note pm
per. folded and Enclosed in a case of
white satin and lace, contained in n
white satin work bag, the whole making
very unique and appropriate, ms we'll
as very beautiful. wedding gift. It
was hoped tho venerable poetess would
he nhle to attend the marriage, and