The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-25
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{ Rubaiyat Of Summer Khayyy'aHit1rr1..s
sSsi yvakei For the summer scntters Into
Your Wifc before YOU to some Country Co
as site; Il s6 II. 4. II N 4. Fl ul 4. J.
9ss she'll take the children with her ana
No Pal parIor furniture done UP In WHITE.
NJ Tle cook. indeed, is gone. The waitress
ro.n,oirow. Their Returning no one
sesE knows. Ge4 sS.55 rs it8 sjii
But still there are cafes where on! one
n lS9 may dine s tim NJ i 81. 81 WI s
II And some Roof Gardens have attractive
Shows. VI i2 85li b VIII Y
{ An mako the most Of what we yet may
sg x spend, ta lg.i5 d n \, IS. e. n N 4 /.
S Before We too, down to the Shore must must
8}$ g wend 4 islEt n n IL, II s Il Sa5 .ts
cranped ii, small rooms, fed g on Z, dis Is
tressing food. ~ Il s8 ts
y Sans vine, sans song, sans dinner ana
fg5 sans Friend. Ii x N. sgis8
Yesterdays Roast this Breakfast did aid
I o.morrows Soup Or Ragout sill still 4; ls
IL there; s5 II u y SE
Eat, for YOU know not whence he Iit Il came '
Eat, for YOU know not when YOU go Or Or
q 85 5f$B5 where. ~ Is K Agl38s9 III "
Il The Bill no question makes Of Ayes 4 or
n n tt.3 Noes; sss 58js II, rs is
It's high q low. as your Appear1a nee
And he behind the desk, who makes i It
d NE Knows M, how much you're worth, The
38g5 knows, he knows! SSS 5 = ss "a III
1.-THE smiling clerk Just writes, and, having
s,s writ j. ~,
ats due Nor all your Bltster 1lor ~ ~
@g Grit IA Il MS "a i85
NJ s. Shall lure him back to cancel q stake e
81 r All your Rago mark off q charge OF IT,;
4 All, Love, could you and but nave We our
aSSE "A bolt this sorry scheme Of Summers gay
38 wed shat liter 1t to little bits, and then
Re-mold 1t nearer to Dear Old BroaaWaS'
Carolyn Wells, In August De en-
W. Invitations Received.
4 lions have been received IN Rich
ss ,non9l from the Rev. Dr. Peyton IS ar arr ~
a son Hoge and Mrs. Hoge, OF Ioulsviile's
NJ XIV, for the maria &c Of their daus,ltei a
Virginia Randolph BOILING, % ING !, W. n,,,a
#s chese Emilio San Gemano, OF r. Ho 'l
ay1taly. the wedding to take place W urs-3
.559 flay evening, August 9th, at $3.50 @ CLOCK,
u il Warren Memorial Presbyterian Chtrch,5
e Louisville, Ky.
fgs$sI8As Miss 8IIoge Is descended from some
d. Of the most famous Of Virginia lips
q nd her f1ance is the representative oil
~ : Ian ducal line that dates back to-
s1s$t tIe%days Of Charlenlagne, the cell braton
Wat attendant upon their union cannot fall
SsSto. be invested with great interest," Ior8
~ # Richmond, as well as Louisville SOCIETY,".
D. 81 will be the most Interesting event
FL Of its Kind during August In Lot'ns- "A
vile. v;
Sss$ Stuart-Cox.
Il MI and Mrs. Duncan Bal four Cox nave
issued invitations for the marriage q
N ther daughter. Fannie Benson, 70 3lll -
I eva Charles Edwin Stuart, the ceremony
5 10 iJs performed Tuesday evening. August
STtf. at Il 80 O. clock, In the Baptist Church
L Ashland, Va. " Y
AS Or. stuart is the pastor Of Venanle
n street Baptist Church and a graduate
Il Of Richmond College. the announcement
4 IS one. Of unusual Interest In this city,
where Miss Cox also has large NUM- lla
55fi$$ Der OF friends.
Utsey--McKenna.
$$5 a quiet but exceedingly pretty maria sc
85S took place Monday. evening at half past
$ eight o'clock In the home OF Mrs. u y. y
sFarinholt q No. 1870 North Thirty-secomd
q street when her sister, Miss Mary Cecilia
daughter OF the late J. "a NC
Tx emma, OF buckingham county, pec sa'tt
ssthe wife OF Mr. Walker s. Utsey, OF st.
85 George, S. C, Tho Rev. Father ]. ..
VA c,Reilly offlciated, assisted by the Rev.
\ FATHER Rankin
The parlors and halls were beautifully,
decorated with a prfuston OF palms, te-
gether with ropes OF smuax, the lmpro-
b vised altar being erected IN the DOW WIN,
3sS dow against a background of palms ana
ferns. Mrs Robert FNuqua presided at the
"a; q piano rendering the wedding march fIoSn y
u IT ohcnErin," and during the ceremony
Il ed1tat ion ts Il So. l5it .Esisss IA
Miss Josephine nIcKenhn, OF Baltimore
cousin Of the bride. was maid OF l'oror.
and was tastefully gowned in pole o y,
radtum silk, with HedaAliona OF thce. ~ eno
x carried a large bouquet OF maiden na!r
y fern. Mr.. George McKenna, also OF Bal
Z fimore, attended the groom as best ma
THE bride entered with her brother.
4 Mr.. John McKenna, by whom ahe was
given away. She wore on, exQulslte cIeh-
ton OF white crepe do chine over tar1 l!,,,
made en- rr1ncease and trimmed win
n duchess lnce. Her tule veil was fastened
with sprays OF lilies-ot -the-valle ty and she
carried Bride roses q,
;.r After spending thelr honeymoon at Glen
Springs 8. c.. Mr. and Mira Utsey WI!
make their home at st. George, 8, "a,
u where t1hs groom Is q prominent grain
@ broker
The brida Is q young lady OF cha rm-
ing manners and high intellectual attain
q ments, having graduated several yeaSs