The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
SUMMER SOCIAL.
SEASONS \ RECORD B |: ! D
aThe Lawn Party at the 80 Soldiers Ili'a,s'
Home Grounds and Those
4 g Donating.
HOUSE PARTIES IN VOGUE l
Many Persons Going Away for.
The Sumnertto Mountains or
the Seasllorc.
Faded Flowers.

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rhe flowers that | saw IN the Wildwood
Have since dropped their beautiful
leaves
And the many dear friends Of my child child 4
hood ,lls a Il f..
Il Have slumbcred for years In their
But the bloom Of the flowers ] remember,
Though their smiles I shall iie'ertm ,ti''
For the cold, chilly winds Of December
Stole my flowers, my companions from
sl me. IA
/. 1be roses may bloom on the morrow
And many friend have won, (
Yet my heart will bow down With its
sorrow stM Il
when / think toft.he ones that are gone.
"ris no wonder that I'm broken- hearted,
And stricken with sorrow should be,
For we've met, We have loved and we've
parted tlssrs
My flowers, my companions and m I me- 17p a
How dark looks this world and how
when we think OF the ones that we love;
Yet there's rest for the faint and the
al weary,
When friends met with lost ones above.
And in heaven can but remember. @
When from earth my sad soul shall be
that no cold. chilly winds Of Decenr11bse e
Can part my, pan ions from, me-.
Popular war time song.
Delightful House Party.
Z. Mr. and Mrs. John NJ, Baker are en-
PERTAINING d delightful house party at
their home, "Woodlawn.' in Cumberland
county. .ss II.
Their guests are being most royalty en-
Btertnined. Among hem are Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Baker, of Florida: Mraand Mrs.
Beaurcgard Lorraine. Misses Helen and
Virginia Lorraine. Mrs w. J. klmbrough,
Misses Margaret and Frances .Kimbrough,
Mrs. r. Il. Thompson Mrs. George a.
Euker, Miss Kate Lee Clcmmitt ~ essrs.
Ludwcll, Joe, Frank and Allan HI KIM
brough, Ttlrpin Phillips, all OF Richmond;
Mr.. T.. G.. HOFFMAN,, OF North Carolina { Mr.
G. p. Farrar, Of Richmond Mr.. George
Harris, OF Georgia: Mcssrs Henry An
derson and John Christian, of Norfolk.
The guests OF ''Woodlawn." Cumberland,
county, were delightfully."- entertained Wish
( n hay ride Tuesday evening. The young
people left the house ut o'clock and re-
turned at midnight. when refreshments
were served.
Horse Show Season. .4
TIE Horse Show season Is well inau-
gurated and the show to come off at
Orange Tuesday and Wednesday next
promises to equal in interest to the shows
that have already been well attended in,
y other sections Of the State
# The number of entries Is large, Mrs.
Allen Potts. Of Gotham; Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair Johnson, OF IIVarrenton; Mr.. David
Dunlop, OF Petersburg; Airs. Horne and
Mr.. Julian Morris. of Keswick; Mr..
Hurkamp and Mr.. Howard. Of Fredericks-.
burg, being some Of those that have en-
tered. l Il .s5s
Miss Wheeler's Weddings
Town and Country" says concerning
Miss Wheeler's wedding; scheduled for
this week. that during the midsummer
there Is seldom wedding celebrated In
New York SO interesting as that to take
place on July 9th in St. Thomas's Church.
when Miss Julia Knox Hull Wheeler,
daughter of General Joseph Wheeler, Will
be married to Mr.. William julius Harris,
Last summer on August 4th. Mr.. and
4 Mrs, Charles F.! Baync, who are now oc-
cupying their Homie at Fort Hamilton,
{ had a very prettygtcheery little wedding
4 in Grace Church cbantry, the happy. goou
humor Of the guests being equal to and
rather proving Indifference to the heat
] OF the day. And as New York is often
visited by southerners during July and
August and was once a summer resort
in their estimation, there Will be grca t
deal OF cordially and southern sympathy
and good will al this wedding - si.l.
Lakeside Soiree.
X One OF the most enjoyable soclnl events
Of the season, whstithe soiree given at
Lakeside, n'lnsst Monday night. blythe
Kalghts OF coltlmtus OF Richmond Co,,n-
ell. Et
III Ono hundred and twenty-five couples en-
joycd the pleasures of the evening.
The weather was perfect, and the ride
to and from the lake, through the beau
uful country, now clad in natures rich
est BYerdure. was enjoyed by all.