The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-25
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Clover.
"Come and sing a song. lover!7
every well;5 I'll sing of clover:
Sweet, sweet. honey sweet;
Hardy In the open heat.
Strayed from ineadowful to street,
Sweet. sweet. honey sweet!
Bees humble as they meet
Cattle curl q tongue and cat
Children play with romping feet
Lovers come and hearts beat,
sweS.. sweet. honey sweet!
There's the song / sing of clover"
Nothing of yourself, iover?"
-Witter Bynner. in Harpers Magazine.
Old Saws Relied.
a watched rot never boils ever.
A word to tho Wise Is wasted.
A rolling Stone gathers much Expert
ence.
4 Party and his Money are soon fool
ed
Modesty is the hes. Policy.
Company is known, by the Men 1t
discretion is tn unpopular Fart of
valor.
-Lippncott.
Hobson-Eull.
One of the most interesting weddings
OF to-day will be that uniting Miss Grizcl-
da Houston Hull, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Hull, OF Tuxedo Park,
New York. and grand niece OF former
Governor Houston, of Alabama, to Cap
tain Richmond Pearson Hobson. retired,
Of the United States navy, son of the late
Z Judge James NJ Hobson, OF Greenso oro'
Ala. R #
Guests attending the wedding will leave
New York at 2:1O p NJ to-day, on a spe-
cinl train over the Erie Railroad. They
+ will arrive at Tuxedo station about 3:l5
n o'clock, and be driven to the Hull cot
tage, two miles distant from the station
AS Tuxedo Park comprises several thou
sand acres in the Ramapo Mountains. the
natural beauty OF which has been iett
untouched the lovely scenery OF the
drive cannot be over estimated.
The wedding ceremony will take place
at 4 p. M. in the Hull cottage, which
follows the old English style Of country
dwelling in its architecture, having broad
rambling gables of grey stucco, with White
trimmings and shingles below.
The guests will assemble in the library
adjoining a glass iIclosed loggia- The
library will be decorated with palms,
roses and carnations. The loggia- banked
ranged. will make background for the
alter, which will stand directly beneath
the central one Of three floral arches,
forming the doorway between library and
E-ygia. 4
The Rev. Dr. Fitzslmmon. rector of st.
e C1arX's Church, Tuxedo. will perform the
ceremony. About one hundred and forty
guests will be present. including only
relatives and intimate friends.
There will be no bridesmaids or ushers.
The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Lucia E. Hull, as maid of honor
and will be given away by her father, Mr..
George Huntington Hull, on whose arm
she will come to the altar, where the
bridegroom will await her. Captain Hob
sons brother, Lieutenant James 7Hopson,
will act as best man.
or the Immediate families. Mrs Hull
Misses Anne and Margaret Hohson, SIS
tiers of the groom; Lieutenant James HOB.
son and Messrs George H., Jr., anu
Lyle Hull will be present.
The brides gown will be of white satin
trimmed with old lace and orange bios
SONS. After the ceremony q prenk1
fast will be served and at $50 the spc-
clal train will return to New York. Inc
bride and groom will take Il short we'd
ding trip and will make their home at
magnolia Grove" near Greensboro, in
Alabama. 3
y Captain Hnbson is still remembered all
s. through the South as the hero OF one
of the most brilliant and daring exploits
in the annals Of modern naval warfare
during the Spanish-American war at SAN