The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-12
SOCIAL AND
PER SO.lN|.A. y i.
She Game. to- Glory.


Il TN iiEed Sfhe flowers that used to fade 5S
ssIs q 1,he nallF1hmp lii the cleaning 8.
1t Il,be fields of God they blind my eyes.
lHs}S Dread Is this heavenly tillnge, 5sl
s III want the sweet, lost hofn 4.
is9fIbC)f the dooryhrds OF our VIE SO. "a
fss There are Gle accustomed common things,
s$ The cups we drank ether ljjs
ss9S5 .ric Old shoes that he laced Tor me,
l,rhc cape for rainy weather?
ss9li Dear were our stumbling, human ways 81
X 3g I'll 8 words impetuous flurry, I
NJ HIS tossed hair, Tie kind, anxious brow,
38SS The steps too eager hurry. Il 81 4; s5$
HI. 81 tnll 5arclangel with such wings, "A
M Your beauty is too turning J! 4
hi I've me once more my threadbnre dress
I'd the sound OF his feet returning.
s AVE- sI "A 4 Il --Tlorefiee kinsor.S
Est Smith
ss8i nuiet marriage took place yesterday
5s$ evening at seven o'clock IN the nome OF
s Mr. and Mrs. 81 w. Travers, No. COZ West
ss FRANKLIN Street, when Miss Sadie smith,
SSdaughter OF Ntr.Sn Mrs. ]. Rice Smith,
n becam me the wife 4 Of Mr.. \ Elliot Estes,
i a. son 3of : Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Estes,
sc Spartanburg, 81 X The Rev. DR. Vii
u. Evans, OF Monumental Epis I
Bs5 Church, performed the cereinony.
gls$ Decorations were In green ana white,
palms and cut flowers being Dt lflKeo ~ ~
M every N available zee. 5 Il iis3s g
H tSs The bride awas attended by her two
Misses Bessie and Edith smith,
III who wore costumes of white lace and
carried white carnations. MI, y stes was vas
n attended by his brother as best man u.
The brides gown was was O W ~ .s s,iA
trimmings OF point la ce Her tulle
veil was caught with sprays of&lllies OF
III the valley and she carried u a shower
NJ bouquet of the same flowers, a&I f5$s; n .
.ssll a teri iii extended wedding tour, MI.
ss and N rs ties Will make their horne IN
Spartnnburg, s.. G. vi. Y Ss Fsg!i
Miss Gilmore Present. III
" Miss Gilmore, Of this city, was among
ca the dancers at most enjoyable german
q given at the Princess Anne Hotel, virginia
Beach, Saturday evening. The german T.
was led by Mr.. Clnggett Dung an n MISS
l Hawkins, Of birmingham, a MAJ mo
s& those dancing were Misses Shepherd ana
q 5yyyn1er. Of Cumberland, NIL; Miss Marie
$S1Yoodard Of Suffolk; Miss Mary Jalnes,5
M ~ CITY Point Va; Miss Grace Morrison,
IA Of Danvlle; Miss George, OF. DanVlllle s
"a misses Mary and Elizabeth To w
Vi Of Norfolk; Dr.. Graves, Of ltlchmo . !
Z Messrs John B. Taylor, James B lnlel'
N James Hume, William Sterling, Joseph
Is drop, Walter Irvine, Charles N lntosll I!
Richard Cooke and Mr.. Lee l Y n ;SyS
B Ss3 Marriage Announced u
5gf5 AZ aud Mrs. 4 81 a. Green, Of Dallas,
1; texas, have announced the approaching
w mn rriage q OF their 4daughter, Bessie TO-
# 1ieutenant Clifford Jones, y United States
Army The marriage WI take pace ace
al August, and after the 2Sth OF 70 that "a
month Lieutenant Jones 5npd his bride r1tl!9s
H5will be at Fortress Monrt1 where the
81 lieutenant IS eattached to the artillery
CORPS. q, ~ Il * " q
Chapter Meets. 3.5s
Al very enthusiastic meeting Of the
N .Albeniarle Chapter, y United Daughters (, g
tile Confederacy, was held .Iuesday ~; .; IVY
sfhoncSSo Mrs. c. w. Olivier. IN Char
.slottesville. II. 3 55f
8s.sT I, cnnrt 81 from various commit tees showed
the Chapter to BE flourishing; that from
NJ Mrs. Yenable, chairman of the committee
Il APPOINTED to raise funds for tho Abe
y marie Confederate Monument, being es-
IN pecially encouraging. The chapter e 3ac 9.
n copied an offer, made by the veterans OF Of
Charlottesyille, to give a Confederate
concert in recognition Of the services en-
tended the camp by the chapter. 4,
f34 "a proposition from DR.. Cyril DodsWell,
/. organjst OF Christ Church., inviting tho
Rcha pter TO co cooperate with him IN giving
@5S$ q, popular opera in the fall was discussed
ny theflades with much Interest thougll
40 definite decision was reached a58s,5
Richnonders at Buckroe.
A charming bevy.sof Richmond girls
have been the centre Of attraction q
81 Buckroe Beach for the past two weeks
Many pleasantly Informal affairs have
s been given In their honor, among the
h most charming a iwl,ic,H were the sailing
marty in hon1r III Miss Resale Mines
H an last Monday and the beach party
Y given Tuesday evening by Miss Mary
Ei$ Roper, OF Petersburg. ~ i Il. I s{sS. a.
\ Two Richmond girls. who attracted
much attention during their stay We're
3s Misses Madge Bowie and Rosa smith,
H both OF whom returned to the city Tues
$J@ day, together with DR.. and Mrs w. 4.
Mt. Smith and Miss Mamie Smith. q tier
ZIG a. delightful visit at Cape View Cottage.
The cottage OF Mrs. j. c. Outten. 81
this city. is another centre Of interest.
II and there Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Latham are
Il ;riomiced for the season.
III Regret has been expressed at the de-
Il parture for Richmond OF Mr. and Mrs:
# Hardin Temple Burnley. who proved
Il Themselves most companionable.
Motor Boat Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Thomas, or
s,fg Richmond who are spending the SUM
III mer at Buckroe Beach Hotel, compi-
u mented some OF their friends Monday at
", ternoon with motor boat party on
Il Hampton Roads. visiting Old Point, The
d Rip Raps, ocean View. Pine Beacn and
II Hampton.
"a The guests. who made the trip delights
Il Y full, were Miss Mamie Walker. OF Rocky
81 Mount. NJ c.; Miss Cara Stead. of Nor
ii folk; Miss I1llyson, Of Danville: Miss
Charlie Westhrook. OF Durham, n. g.;
u; Miss Fay Westbrook. OF Newport News;
"a Misses Gladys and Sadie Neale and Mrs.
IN D.. r. Edwards Of Richmond; Messrs.
\: EVELYN Neale. John and George Broth
E ers and Adrian Thomas, OF Richmond,
3s8 and Mr.. Westbrook. OF Newport News.
II and Master Erwin Thomas, OF Rich-
EI$ nlond.
Garden Fete,
"A committee OF ladies OF tho Church OF
M II