The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
SOCIAL AND 4. \ I
'PERSON..A.!:''...I[..,.
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BsS Life's Common Things.
si Ill III nm of5 every day are all 30 sweet,
Wild MA s,,,ornirig meadows wet with dew, q
vi IN ,,aneo ot daisies iii the noon the t
3 Nv yitISff Hills who're twilight shadows lie,
STKe fright with Ill Its tender i1yste Fly
Ut so,itit, n. s. 81 a ri NJ . N liii5
s8Ss ~ lifn-.,he whole lifc-is far too fleet,
ssfS Il; ,Tiho8 things or every day nre all SO
ISL ID rs sweat !5
lie common things OF life are all 80 go
t8syS ssa dear si " rs Ll4tg In
ss$ The waking iii the warm half gloom
} TO find again tho old familiar room.
III s,rhn scents and sights and sounds that
u ssnepor tire, 9{a .,i n ~, !.
A. Tho liomely work, the plans, The hit OF Of
lGit5S sb,lby's laugh { 5littI ST. Ri s..
Nj The craclilc Of the fire, e5 Il J; B, Il
S5 "a The waiting. then the footsteps coming
s{l 2 III near, 9f, 2 AM ts 81 G35 5
The opening door, your ha IAN! any l'l
ls{t85s your kiss. II. 4. +. Y,
is Heaven not, after all the y No y. ah Ing 4
sEys l$8 Here, $ KS as 4 s .
stThe common things Of life are all 50
] VA IA Alice b Alien.
A SslssSSs3t II Miles-Bell.
ri gS The Baltimore sun Of yesterday con-
sSg ina the following account Of the mar
n rage of a. Virginia girl which will be
ofEir1terest to people throughout the Sta te:
II AT The home OF the bride uncle, Mr..
3 ebert Fl VI Bell. No. 2OO4 I'ayson Street.
STD fiss Anna IL Bell Of Bedford City, Va,
III :, i married $to Alr. William S.. Miles, Of
M 1ashington, yesterday afternoon. MISS
Il Dora Apple played the Loheng grin we'd
sstsS tiiIfrf march and the brde and groom en-
@ tsrad %the parlorS unattended. They were
$8S1net by Rev. II. Randall Lookablll pastor 81!
js8o Fulton Avenue Christian Church, VINO
&spcrforned tho ceremony. AZ short re-
followed and the bride and groom,
left for Washington where they Will
u make their home
Among the out-of-toWn guests were
Isl Miss wa son, Of Roanoke, Va; Mr., Harry
S{$ Bell, Of Union Bridge. Va, and Mr.
"a tAfr rs. Elmer. Miles. n IL
Miss Baughn1an Engaged.
45l The engagement has been announced GEO
AZ Of 4; Miss Mary Katllerine Bau'gnman,
$gB daughter Of Mrs. S. f. Baughman.s 81
III III iBerryyille, va to Mr.. joseph A. l.utz,,
formerly OF Loudoun county a., put
M Fl N3S SUI ccessfully located as a business
INA n In Washington, L. Gu Miss t3ausil-
S mar Is one Of the 5prettlest and most pop
$Sular young girls Stin Berryville
Euchre Party.
% The Jeffvrson Park Hotel, near Char
Slottesville, va. was the scene Wednes-
81 d Az evening OF a very city euchre party
ri y Ven to the guAsts Of the hotel and their
Is attends. VI {. III 5
Fo,ir tables were engaged In the COTS
EST iprizes falling to Miss Peek, Of fIa mp-l
NJ ton, a y and Mr.. E. IA. Offley, of Char
%lottesville Mrs. william Hodge wilson SGT
10 OF Nov Orl cans, was conso ed 81 ,.fs
III Fruit punch served throus ,lls tne
sb "a me 1. Among the guests present were
Mr. 4. y Boykin. Mrs. r. Fl. Normen nj Il
and Mrs. WI liam H odge w llson, NJ
i al, d Mrs. O r.. Martin, Mrs Is, Howe
n Mrs 5udophus Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. p &
gII .E Offley, Miss Elsie Boylsin, MI. and
mrs frank NJ. Boykin,% lind Mrs. Belle
II Mcknight d IA II
3S5.8|2z Kesswick Club Play.
gs "a lay$enttled "snobson's Stag Party
will be given this evening under the an
Il spices Of the Keswick Hunt Club, with
the flowing cas- 5is. {s5g5S2 III /, G. Z,
s obson,, Mr.. Joseph Everett; Clar-
Il y CO.. Mr. Byrd page; SNOWFALL Mr.
II Robert j a ckson 'Dink elspiel,, - Dr. rh ur-
IMAM: .Dooll Than, {" Mr.. Errile Money!;
Iawk ms Mr.. j. y NJ. Allen;6SsGs5 IA Mrs. 4
MChickenstealer," Mr. ii ohm Sawyer - N rs;
Bridget 8Moriaty" Mr.. s. 8 NJ. Cayes;S
$.' scrapper'' Mr.. Robbins; Heavy.
weight DR., Thurman.
Ss5 i, Excursion to the Gap.
\ 81 A rran gernents have been made BY the
N hoard of managers Of the Retreat for the
n Sick for a Il moonlight excursion to be
I given Tuesday evening, July 17th The
n IT Gamer Pocahontas has been secured,
and will leave the wharf at s clock
Excellent music for dancing and refresh
II ments will add much to the pleasure of
the occasion. 3ai .5sts 4,
m Tickets may be obtained from the COM
n mittee on arrangements, Of which Mrs.
/ M g. Gentry Is chairman, and the fol-
Y loving ladies are members: Mrs w, 8.
Murray, Mrs. MA ", 4. Pqlyser. Mrs w q.
4 Shelton, Mrs, .1V.,~J. Bfount, Mrs. j. "A.
Grigg, Mrs. H. New and Miss Mary
d Norwood t5 4
+ a The Church Hill Auxiliary has recently
II spent over a thousand dollars In i'm
proyer1ents at the hospital, q perfectly
4 appointed room for the use Of the x-ray;
and other electrical experiments having
been added to the equipment, as we'll as
Il six new porcelain bath-tubs and other
4 Improvements. III "
SS55$ THE regular board has thorou ghlys reno
waited the halls and parlors by new paper
~ Ing, "A carpets and painting. afa cost of
# nearly three hundred dollars:
Il l:lfsis Personal Mention.
Mrs. w. H. Cheatham and children and
{ Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Morris, Of No. 260o
Floyd Avenue, az spending the summer
II In louisville. KY, where they are visit
Ing Mrs. Cheatham's daughter. Mrs. G.
r III. hamilton. BEFORE returning home in
r the early fall they will spend abort
& time In New Albany. Indiana. They 1tll
sS 81 bsa5 54s ri .sc3SSS rs ST. i1saf
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