The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-22
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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Yesterday and To-day.
writtci, Specially for The Times-D lspntch
But yesterday. tho drenry winters rain,
Which swayed tho forest trees, beat
furiously N Il
Against the shelter OF my window pane,
And sent the dead leaves whirlins
madly by.
To-day hear tho MARBLE Of a thrush,
Singing q love-song to Its inggard mate.
The liquid song.notes from his full throat
Now loud and clear, now low and pas
slonate.
The south wind blows It's breath upon
my brow,
And bids my heart forget the winters
It whispers to my waiting spirit now
That Spring and Hope have come to
by Mary w. Slaughter.
Brewster-Bosller.
The wedding OF Miss Eleanor Grant
Bosher, daughter OF tho late Robert s.
Bosher and Mrs. Matte Cox Bosher. to
Mr.. George S. Brewster, son OF Mrs.
benjamin s. Brewster, of New York.
will be celebrated at 8 o'clock this after
noon in the home OF the bride. No. 2 East
Franklin Street. tho Rev. Robert For
7 sythe, Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
officiating.
A number OF ante-nuptial entertain
ments have been given by Miss Bosher's
friends during .ne past w;eek in her honor
Mrs. Robert s. Bosher gave dinner
Wednesday evening to the bridal party.
A large number OF out-of-town guests
are registered at the Jefferson Hotel, and
will be present at tho marriage. Among
these are Mrs. Benjamin S. Brewster,
Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings. Miss. Dows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Brewster, Mrs.
w. q. James. Miss Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. NJ. Hoe. Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Stcbbins, Mr.. s. w. Childs and Mr.. j. S.
Barnes of New York; Mr.. Frederick Fos-
ter Brewster Miss A. n. Fitch, Miss NJ.
b. Fitch and Mr.. John b. Fitch. OF New
Haven, Conn.
Reception at the Club.
Society was ont in full force yesterday
afternoon, gathered for the informal re-
ception given at the NVoman's Club In
honor of the newly-elected president. Mrs.
William Ruffin Cox The club rooms were
\
and palms.
Mrs. Cox, in pearl gray crepe de chine,
with applique OF white duchesse lace and
z pearl ornaments, was assisted In receiv-
ing by the retiring president. Miss Jane
rutherford, in purple velvet and white
lace.
Mrs. r. T.. Glover served ices and Mrs.
C. B. Buchanan poured coffee. These la-
dies were assisted by the daughters Of
the club. Misses Elizabeth Wheat, Laura
rutherford, Courtenay Crump, Annie
Ronaldson, Nellie and Mamie Davenport,
Mary Street. Martha Landstreet, Kathe-
rine Hoge, Mamie Jones. Jessie Upshur,
Rena Glazebrook BERNARD Cooke and Jes-
sic Hazard.
Miss Mamie Barbec, OF Danville, Ky,
WHO was prominent guest of the club.
Afforded much pleasure by several charac-
ter readings.
The guests of the afternoon were: Mrs.
Charles Bartlett, of Boston: Miss Dins-
more, OF Worcester. Mass; Miss Mamie
NJ Catlin. OF New York; Mrs. L.. N.
Pace, OF Culpeper county, Va; Mrs. Rob-
inson Gordon, of the University OF Vir-
Einia: Mrs. J. Thompson Brown, Of Bed
ford county, Va; Miss Martha Jones, OF
Minneapolis. and Mrs. Gordon strac7an.
of Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Christopher had
charge of the arrangements for the re-
ception.
The monthly whist tournament Of the
Woman's Club will be postponed until
next week.
An Elegant Luncheon.
Miss Sarah Rowe gave n delightful
luncheon Tuesday evening to number Of
her friends at her residtnce, 81 West
Main Street. in honor of her guest Miss
Rosa Brock, of Ashland, Va. Tho time
was spent In pleasant social intercourse
and in listening to vocal and piano music. |
delightfully."- rendered by Misses Rowe
and Savage. Among Miss Rowe's guests
were Misses Lotie Tomlinson, Rosa Brock
and Lillian Savage; Messrs. Walter A.
Creath, George T. Mattern, Jr., Witte |