The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-09

Did the sun-god play the part
or prince" to Sleeping Beauty?'
Saucy. yellow daffodils,
Bowling. bending, swaying,
Not a. bit of heed you give,
To a word I'm saying.
Well, howe'er II was you came.
To herald lovers ''ring-time,''
This ! know-we hold you dear
And welcome as the spring-time.
Evelyn NJ. Quereau.
Governor Entertains.
Governor Swanson gave another in the
Series of elegant dinner parties at which
members of the Virginia Senate and
House have been entertained by him in
the executive mansion.
Twenty covers were laid last evening,
and among those present were Messrs.
William II. Mann. Martin Williams, j.
D. Williams and Jack Marlen: Messrs.
Read Gill Wallace, Pitts, Fuller Peyton,
Hartman. Powell. Button. Jennings, Cox,
Baker. Wickham and Owens.
All the dining room decorations were
in pink, great PLAGUE of pink carna-
lions and mgnonette in the middle Of
the table being yelled in delicate pink
gauze ribbon. The grape fruit was tied
with the pink gauze and the ices were
prettily moulded in pink carnations
Wit and the spirit of comradeship ruled
the hour. the Governor leading in social
conviviality and pleasant intercourse.
He will again he dinner host to might,
when twenty of his friends among the
senator's and delegates will be enter
tanned by him.
Welded in Washington.
The wedding Of Miss Lou Z. Sanders.
daughter of Mr.. w. S. Sauders, of Sabot
Island, Virginia, to Mr.. William RusSell
Holland. son of Mr.. n. S. Holland of No.
1918 Floyd Avenue. this city, was cele-
brated in Washington, d. c., on Wednes-
day. March 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland have returned
from Washington. and are now at their
home, "Boscobel," near Richmond.
Baker-Bethel.
The wedding of Miss Minnie c. Bethel,
of No. 2403 West Main Street, to Mr..
David j. Baker. of No 6o3 North Tenth
Street. this city. is mentioned by the
Washington Post as taking place there
on March 9Th. Inquiry at the office of the
Southern Express Company, where Mr..
Baker is employed as clerk, ELECTED
the fact that he and his bride have not
yet gotten back to Richmond
Double Wedding.
The Norfolk Landmark of Thursday,
count of n double wedding, taking place
In Rosemont Christian Church, near
Berkeley, Va, on Wednesday, March 9TH:
The brides on this occasion We're Miss
Louise C. Pope, daughter of Mrs. William
NJ. Pope, of Norfolk. and Miss Sarah j.
Capehart, also of Norfolk. The respec-
tive bridegrooms were Mr.. c. F. Cape
hart, OF Merry Hill. North Carolina, and
Mr.. William Hill Capehart, of Newport
News, Va.
After the ceremony wedding supper
was given the double bridal party in the
home of Mrs. w. NJ. Pope, No. SO Falk-
land Street
Miss Annie Sue Pope and Mr.. Tennille
Capehart attended Miss Annie Louise
Pope and Mr.. c. F. Capehart as maid of
honor and best man. Miss Anna Jones,
OF Petersburg, and Mr.. George Barnes.
of Norfolk, performed the same office
for Miss Sarah ]. and Mr.. WillitGn Jill
Capehart.
Messrs. Charles L. Gibson, James s.
Capehart. Charles S. Lassiter and Craven
Low. of Norfolk. acted as ushers for both
couples The Wedding was largely at
tended, and many wedding gifts were
received.
Glaize-Morley.
Over four hundred invitations have
been issued for the wedding celebration
of Mr.. Clarence Horn Glaize, only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A. Gnize, formerly
of Winchester Va. but now of Marion,
Indiana, and Miss Abigail Esther Morley.
of Saginaw, Michigan, where the we'd
ding will take place. at P. NJ, Thurs
day, March 18th, in tho home OF the
brides parents. After, a tour to the
Fast, Mr.. Glaize and his bride will mako
their home in Chicago. Ill.
Mr. GlaiZe is a. grandson OF Mrs. George
Gla.ze. of North I4oudoun Street. Win
chester, and has many relatives in Vir-
ginia-
Much complimented.
Miss Perkins. daughter of United States
Senator Perkins, of California, who is
the guest, In Richmond. OF Miss Annie
Rose Walker. at No. POI West Franklin
Street, has been much conlplimented in a
social way since her arrival: many din
ners and luncheons have been arranged
IL her honor as we'll as card parties.
Kate Wheelock Whist.
The Kate WheeIook Whist Club met
this week with Mrs. Willard Craig, OF
No. 40 North Lombardy Street.
Highest score was made East and West
by Mrs. H. x. Franklin and Mrs. D.
T. Williams; and North and South, by
Mrs. Willard Craig and dummy.
The club win meet next week with
Mrs D T. Williams, of No. o10 East
Franklin Street.
Golden Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph La Vile Young. OF
Portsmouth, celebrated their hftieth we'd
ding anniversary Tuesday evening nj
their home, In South Street They were
married In Richmond March 6. 1856, and
lived here for some wears.
Mrs. Young was Miss Caroline Elithin
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