The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24
| SOCIAL AND,
PERSONAL.
IN Already.
Y Aithougf, 'tis bit a i,iet,,ory,
ssf,n IA tic days OF long ngo ago
w. ste,detl sheep iii Already. IA n


sssSsS A gain the Spnsttre lands We see, sl BiS
ssss.s Where II, tic golden summer glow,
I'VE tended sheep IN a cad SIS s r.
~ SSsS. Nd hear the tender harmony IN "a IA;
al shepherd pipes that softly blow,
n s Although tits but a memory. N
lS nor thought Of any end had We %
s As through the grasses to and fro u 4:
s.. So we tended sheep In Arcad y. M
SO what II lie now empty be !?
85SS5 ar III TIE past, this do we k,lo ~ ia
AN "a Although, Ills but q II, emory, 81 "a
" we tended sheep In Already. III &
Il. =. Thomas s, Jones, Jr., In septetnnlbe
Il Apploton's III S$ Il Il W:
Miss Bagby Engaged.
B Mrs THOMAS p. 13agby has lsstled s. IN
citations to the marriage Of her daug1l'
!. ter sarah Jane. to @ Mr.. Nlnrlus TVe
q Chandler, 10 take place ut five o'clock
III II, the nfter11opn, the 5tli OF B se s.
be-, Ii, 4 the West Point Baptist Chur 2, n
Dr. Alfred Bagby, OF r lchmond, t =
grand thor OF n iss Bagby,wi ofiieih1e;
assisted hy Dr. G. Sy pas tor O.
the west Point Baptist Church.
Y ;3$l. Wilbur NJ al oncy.
5$#Ss Tho wedding OF Miss Dorothy Thorn
ton Maoney, dau ghtcr Of Mr. and !. MIS- !,
Thornton S. M aloney, OF SSN ew ksasIle,
va. to Mr.. Henry Curran Wilbur, son
5s33S n PROF. essori and Mrs George 81 Wilbur,
s nd member OF the editorial staff OF the {.
Y vs. II cksonvtlle (Floridn) Times union.6
wa celebrated wednesday evening IN the
E,resbyterian Church at New Caste ne .
HI ev.S Cnrl vi Frederick Borth.t OF y Polnt
#a casa Mt, West Virginia. off cha ting. .t8
3 The bride was beautifully goWned y, IN
white radium silk and ~ carried tE", " !,
Il roses Herfveil was held with q diamond 'a 1l!
& Miss Aline, Nialoney, her sist er,
her as maid Of honor. wearing
u white silk en- princesse, and a. Gains
81 borough hat. Mrs. James w. Marshall
ais5 III. the BRIDES cousin, directed the music
\. and during the ceremony, Miss Florl rl e
Y Maloney, OF sLsnchburg, Va san a 50 10 9
SJs Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur will spend their hell
VI hon ymoon In Baltimore and Washing
Ton, and make their future home IN .Jac , \
sonville. Among many weddlH gifts re- e J.
#gceived by them are bcaut iful pieces y
5Et family silver and GU glass. t3355 (. s 5}
The bride was educated In Lyncllbur.g
and Wheeling. Nv. Va and met A1rlAVl
,shursS AZ the latter place when he VI was
~ sM1ths the reportorial staff Of the heel
inly Register, 1t was in the columns q
Ills #paper, 81, May "a, 1908, that a. poem
Il written by Mr.. Wilbur, and beginning
5}6 he roses nowhere bloom so will te,t as
a In Old Virginia. first publish ed This
r poem linn ediately struck responsive
5iS chord In Southern hearts and mas since
Il made its author famous. 5asg$
Miss Graham Hostess.
sSs Miss Graham was the, charming hostess
X h pf u house party given last week In the
home of her mother Mrs. Mamie Sir ira.
va ~. J@np,a n
asEE Fishing and diving and many other
gs a,nusements offered In q lovely country
home renderc the members of the house
i8 marty thoroughly appy indoors and out.
VIZ 81 Guests were Miss Lee 1ngles, Of Rich-
Sg nlond; Misses Bessie Il omas, Of W'ythe-
" vile. and Mary Lou Campbell Of. Pu t
sg$!laskl; 3Aiassrs Charles Tate. OF Austin
III vile and Joseph Campbell, OF Pula SKI.
$3 Occasional guests were the Misses Nc
8#38 S;avock and Messrs. Charles and David
9ySs Graham.
Prominent Virgir1ians.
81 The Roanoke Times Of Wednesday
says: a,
Il 1.-THE marriage OF Captain William P.
88EsEs X ent, Of Wythevle, and Miss Annie Hen
SSdren Patrick In Staunton. Saturday, will
sss be the union OF prominent Virginia fam-
ssss55s lilies. Captain Kent is Il descendant OF
s$F4# one Of the best known Southwest Viz
sSs ginia families, distinguished In public
fslife. l3.S " III "a 81 s5s III s$.4 Vi NJ
! Miss Patrick is the granddaughter OF
5; Judge John n. Hendren, Of Selma, Au-
IS gusta county. She Is closely related to
n the iBaldwins, Peytons, Browns and other
we'll known families sinBthat section. Hel
Z = mother was formerly Miss Annie Hon
~ dren and was famous belle and beauty
Il OF her day. AIsa. Patrick Is a graduate
d 8Sof Mary Bald win Seminary, In Staunton
and comes OF a race 81 intellectual PEG,
81 pie. Her grandfather. Judge Ilendren
Il held an important Confederate office dur
ss Ing the War between the States.
after the ceremony Captain Kent and
& his bride will go to New. York, and from
there will sail for Guatemala, whittier
Captain Kent goes as consul general.
Ha1nilton-McGee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Farren, Of Norfolk
/. have issued invitations to the marriage
&.lot their niece Miss Eva May MCGEE, t.
MIR. William Edward John Hamilton. for.
sSfimeriy OF Durham N G. The wedding
will take place Wednesday morning. Au.
vi gust 29th, at z O'Clock. at st. Mary's
Catholic Church, Norfolk. The bride,
elect Is a very beautiful and charming
young lady. The groom elect is a pop
i ID 1llar young business man, son of Mr.. ant
"A Mrs. James W. Hamilton, formerly O.
$5 Beautiful Mrs, Potter.
Among the hundreds Of splendidly at,
S tired and graceful women belonging Il
X American high life who gathered to wit
hess the Newport tennis tournament
MrB. James Brown Potter, formerly Miss
55 May Handy. OF Richmond, was one O
the most beautiful
Mrs. Hotter wore Yong princesse
gown of ivory white linen, with BRAIDED
bolero Jacket effect: exquisite lace guimp
II and sleeves, a string of large pearls
yellow straw hat trimmed In white rose
Il and green foliage: y white figured lac,
stasynil. q white parasol with n gold knob
She carried a white Maltest poodle
855 Personal Mention.
The Rev. r, A, Williams. who has beel
supplying the place Of pastor at Grac
Street Baptist Church during the sum
Ilier. will preach his last morning sermo
on Sunday next He has made a mos
Il pleasant Impression on the congregation
5sFet who will bid him good bye with regret