The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
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4 Long Lost Things.
when ths day grows old, y and itss cAtel
Il g8agI$ and CROSSES sas Nj la, ts ri
9Ars lost With The phantotns Of ~.
| terdAy, III III Va gi5 q y. "a
,Vhsn W turr, from the medley 81 sAtna
And seek Il for sas Quiet hotns,ward way.
Comes ! rapturous vision q ions-tos
4 sygg things. Il n ~ r IL "A NH "
| X hear ths warbler sriil IA the hadsesss
The auail's bob white from, The eioys|f
IffsS;y htil !: M Is; Isl + q | 35S
y know how the prlnrosss nod from th \
rofshe tinkl,ns chine u The n,eadov
Il Know /. iii. w valnly long III
For that txset-voiced silence and way
ssi ward sons. la
I cn,, geo the sunlight sifting, shifting.
Through the tangled boushs BY the river
rho elm and willow. tenderiy ilftins !.
Tho woodbino petals. with shower.dews
dank f4s IA SS W n q
Tho fragrance and sweetness come, clear
S8 and free, s,5 n Isl q
yet & went 10 listen and touch and zee.
liknow how the wheat fields wave and
"A verddnt sea-to tho ebb and flow
fOf the summer breeze; how the may
S5sS, weeds stipple I'll SS
sE5 The rich green carpet spread below.
! can see the wave and tho white gold
hut ny heart cries for more than this
Sss waking dream. :s.ss
Il know how the, mystic shades are Steep
Tho Wales ana Hills ii : strange, sweet
How lie Ssppirit8o slumber herisiwatch8,y
How the shutdown glow will grow dim
q and cease. ~ /; 81 IL ;S s
Der my canvas the perfect pictures steal,
Unmarried BY the rough rude touch y u q
the real. Isl g
olive "a: Smith in Christian Register.
;t5 Interesting We ding.
"a Miss Grace Mol llnley, niece OF the late
President Of the Unitcd States, 10 to be
*married on July 18th, in the home OF her
brother, Captain James Mckinley, to Cap
tain Graysong HEIDI, Of The United States
Army. = 81 II
BIZ. Miss MCKINLEY was grndua ted from Mt.
u Iiolyoke. In 1899, and President Mckinley,
his wife and a lnrge party OF friends ut
tended tho graduating exercises The next
winter the young lady made B her debut
at tho White Housc, where she assisted
u r
responsibilities. The President was most
anxious for her to continue her resi-
Sdence with him., but she put aside
society career to become a58teacher in
q high school. III III
"A Later, M ss MCKINLEY went tos5joln.sjn;
tho Philippines, to III visit her brother,
who wa f seeing service there. II was
here that her acquaintance with Cap
tain H eidt, begun at the White House.
developed into an attachment, III Of which
snaxt Wed nesdays erernon Y Will \ be the
happy result. 5 t!s.s
Tho wedding will be celebrated at Des.
Moines IN the home OF Cap tain Mo ISinley,
< both no and & CAPTAIN he dts being sta
toned at the poat near Dos Moinos.
"a Brilliant flair.
58is At a lunch con given by the American
women OF London in honor % the Amer
lean e Amba ssador and Mrs. Hhitelnw
4 Reid and Congressman and Mrs. Long
worth, who were at TINT time guests
at Dorchester House. Mrs Lon gworth
sustained her reputation for wearing Ia Ks
coming costumes by, wearing a blnck and
white mo,sseline n,broidered 8$ in pins
roses and having narrow liver str ipeB
running from the hem to the waist Of tl,,
skirt Two strings Of pearls were her
only jewelst IL II
Mrs. WhitelawI Reid was gowned IN
black lace over white worn with q pnnsy
Int and pearls. ~ Sfs
lE The luncheo was a bri liant afhir.
Besides the Ambassador and Mrs Reid
there were the Duke and Duchess of Aiarl-
borough Z Lord Curzon, Lord Roberts and
Mrs, 13I n ,wcet { AZ ter luncheon tea
was servetl lat tho American Circle" Of
the 5Lyceum Club. IN.
Members OF tho american Circle wore
as badges the Stars and Stripes and
Union Jack crosses, 81 and American Srecl-
tations after tea rendered the occasion
most ngreenble. u. Es
4 ,i $aa 81 Off to the Mountains.
$sFA merry party leaving Richmond Fri
day for tho noun taina OF Yirginia. whero
they Will spend tho remainder Of the
summer, included Mr.. and Mrs. u. L.
Barker, Mr. and Mrs Il, NJ, Hutchinson
Mrs. Butler and Miss Lucille Butler and
Miss White, all OF Richmond, together
with Mr.. and Mrs L. p. Walker, OF New
York, and Miss Estelle L!pscomb, OF
Md y
Personal Mention.
+ Mrs. Garrett Wall and family accom-5
panied by Judge Wall OF Alaysv!llo, ISy,,E
have gone to Atlantic City. "A
Mrs Joseph Noel loft last night 20
Yistirelatiyea In Wost Virginia.
Mlss Bessie Martin. and Miss s Mary
Williams will spend the midsummer sea-
son at Bar Harhor st i
Mrs corydon Sutton and Miss Sadie
sutton will leave thls week for mn ex-
tended visit to ma rrag az lot Pier'