The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-20
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
In Realms Invisible.

Nfss .t1tfl IN NealI11S #1llVlSlUlCt ag&i5
A SHE sleeps within a sheltered marble close,
y Amid her quiet kin OF yesterday,
si44S And all The marvel OF her beuuty's rose
Has vanished quite away.
& Far heath an allen sky his body lies,
That was so filled with blood OF youth
II fill pride,
And all unmarked, nnheeded Of men 9
eyes,
Where last he fought and died.
Yet who shall say their spirits held not
tryst 5Iiss
u In realms invisible OF Loves delight,
And that, their souls. enrth-freod, chung
not and kissed,
Beneath tic moon tonight?
Ks Jessie Storrs Ferris in Evcrybody's MAG
azine.
Interesting Engagement
Tho announcements OF the engagement
OF MIR. Matthew c. Armstrong; OF lamp
ton va, to Miss Grace Taylor, daughter
a Of Colonel Charles II. Taylor, editor ana
proprietor OF the Boston Globe, Leading
New England daily, Is ut present. IN
teresting society in Boston and Virginia.
The wedding Is to take place next mo-
rember. Miss Taylor Is young woman
who Possesses an extremely winning and
gracious personality. being t. brunette
type of beauty, tall. and with rich color
ling.
Mir Armstrong is one of the best known
young men in his section Of the state.
~ He Is a son OF the late tlichcrol >. y.
Armstrong. The announcement was made
at a stag dinner, given IN the Armstrong
home across Hampton Creek on Saturday
evening last. Those present at the dinner,
when tie announcement was maze, "cre
Mcssrs. II, r. Booker, Louis Heffelfinger,
d. A. Massic, Alexander Ives, Dr. Samuel
lIobson, DR.. II. D. Howe and Mr."Hop-
kns H65 a#
Entertained at Dinner.
Miss katherine Yongc. of Richmond,
s& WHO has been visiting Miss Old IN NOT
folk was a guest of honor Mt dinner
given at the Naval Hospital by Or. Rot
tcngnnger and DR.. Foster on Iuesday
evening. |
j Covers we're laid for five, those present
being: Miss Yongc, Miss Margaret Old,
Dr. Edward Old, DR.. Foster and DR..
Rottiengangcr.
Visited Mrs. Newton.
Mrs. John B. Newton Of No zoos Floyd
Avenue had the pleasure Of n visit Tues
day, from several members OF her family,
including Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Newton
ana family, Mr.. o. .B. Newton and Mr.
Nilloughby Newton.
Nj r
his private car from Bristol, Va They left
Wednesday morning to spend some time
at resort on the coast Of New Jersey.
AIR q. NJ. Newton has recently spent two
weeks in Richmond, but left before the
i arrival OF his brothers, else there would
< have been for a day almost complete
family reunion.
Anti-Nuptial Reception.
Miss Blanche Pile, of Bristol, Va, gave a
reception at her home ON BROAD Street
that city Tuesday evening, to her orloai
party.
The house was beautifully decorated
in pink and white. Miss Pile was so"heo
in cream and silk null. Her naiu VI
honor and bridesmaids were in white.
Apol,t thirty-five guests We're present.
Inc color scheme In pink and white being
prettiiy carried out in the refreshments.
Miss Pile was married to Mr.. James |
Walter Wright. president of the Traders
and Merchants Bank at Mountain CITY,
in the State Street Methodist Church, OF
bristol, Wednesday afternoon at
A o,clnrk the wedding being one of the most
important social happenings OF the sea-
son.
Schwartz-Granger.
The marriage of Miss Madeline Cullen
Granger, daughter of Mr.. ]. NJ. and Mrs.
A. " Granger, 10 Mr. Charles David
schwartz, son of Mr.. Jacob Schwartz.
( will be celebrated at p. NJ. to-day IN
ST. Patrick's Church by the Rev, Father
Mckeefrey.
Miss Isabel Davis will be maid of honor
TO her cousin. the bride, and Mr.. John
Schwartz brother OF the groom. will Of
ficiatc as best man. The list of ushers
will include Mr.. Charles IIouchins. Mr..
Fl. F. Ford, Mr.. G.. Langley and Mr.. II.
Kaufman.
A reception will be given after the
ceremony in the home OF the BRIDE NO
ia North Twenty-third Street.
Launch Party.
Miss Pa,rlst. Henry Morgan and the
Misses Shaw, Of Shawboro. North Caro-
lima, who have recently been entertained
by the Misses Darden. OF Newsom's,
Virginia. at their home. Lyman Car
roll" were given a launch party last Sat-
urday evening BY Mr.. Joe Neville, Of
Portsmouth, Va. The cruise around the
harbor on the Navajo" was greatly
enjoyed by host and guests alike.
Camp on the Potomac.
a party, chapcroned by Mr.. and Mrs,
l.. Dew. Gcrthhardt. OF Martinshnrg,
w. Va, is occupying the Wctumka CLUB
house at Failing Waters, on the Potomac,
The party are thoroughly enjoying camp
life. Among those in camp are Misses
May Tannng, of Boston,; Mary Ralph, |
of Baltimore; Mary Jackson Barr Of |
Winchcster; Nancy IS. Dovel, of Luray; |
Cora Swarl2 of Gettysburg; Messrs, w. |
S Clayand and w Parvis Ralph, OF |
Baltimore; John Mcmahon and Dennis
O'Brien, of Washington; A. J, W. Hutton |
and w. o. Nickas. OF Johannesburg and |
the usual contingent from Mar,lnsbuyg,
Keyser-Whitridge.
the following announcement appear
ing in the Baltimore American Of yes
4 tcrday, Will be read with interest. il
says:
The engagement OF Miss Ethel Howard
Whtl1dee 10 Mr., W, Irvine Kcyscr has
just been announced The prospective
bride and groom are very well known in
social circles throughout the country
and the wedding Will be ono OF tho most
Important functions of the coming season,