The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

&HASlKhtnE as lie goes IN 8ulSafIdys a.3&
ss Need but find n rose--lo! he's Is gay.
III smal, and tender things dispel the mist
n That his dropping wing has sadly kist,
u Make him king OF kings tile optiinist.
o, wonder OF the little wales,
SS Where streams go singing llghtsomely,
And wonder OF the stare that paies
l Before the moons repulHency!
Were ! the star and thou the moon,
Thou couldst not rise too soorl--too soon
5s The magic of the swooniug star
And OF the sliver-cndenced stream,
4 Are ti,arvels that enchanting are
10 soothe the soul within It's dream.
But, ali. how trivial are they
* When Love comes laughing dow the way!
4 Louise Morgan Sill.
Meeting Of Chapter.
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters OF
Il the Confederacy. met yesterday forenoon
M at Lee Camp Hall, Mrs. N. V. Randolph
N In the chair.
ssE Al, appeal from Miss Lizzie George
Henderson, presdent-general OF me
81 III. ID. c., on behalf of the San Francesca
$$ Daughters was read
Want to Be Members.
Application blanks filled out for ire
following new members were rece ;ed
Sg Miss Frances street Bell, Mrs. L. B..
N Tiery, Miss Emily Adair Corl,ns. MIS-.
Robert IT. Sylnor, Miss Iorcna Boyd Ma
son. These applicants were welcomed mo
3 the chapter.
35 a letter from Mrs. Hllard, OF san
A francisco, thanked the chapter for its
i letter and the help 1t Enclosed.
i, Miss NJ. p. Harris reported that the
z Davis and Lee sections were appropriate
I IN decorated on Memorial Day. Mrs.
Randolph and Miss Harris were made.a
committee TO confer with MI. Hooper
concerning the care Of these two sec
Lions.
3sB Mrs. b. a. Blenner was thanked for her
Il constant interest III planning entertain
nents for the veterans at Lee Camp
Home. Mrs. Randolph suggested and
n asked that other members OF the chapter
do like wise,
n Miss Baughmar, representing the HOT
#lywood Memorial Association, asked for
committees to be appointed to decorate
4 monuments outside of Hollywood Gene
terry on May 3Oth, the Lee monument,
in charge OF the; Junior Association, being
excepted III. a
s5s3s5s Airs.2 w. r. vawter read the amended
constitution as revised by n committee
8appointed for that purpose The revised
Z, constitution was adopted, its chief clause
&ten dollars, the proceeds to- go to an
fendowment fund for the chapter.
The president of the chapter was in-8
structed to extend a special invitation
/ to the United Daughters OF the Confed-s
geracy to be present In body at the 1907
reunion, when the unwilling of the mon
5ument to Mr.. Davis will be held The
4 Confederated Southern Memorial Assoc
citation Will meet at that time with the
veterans. 55
The chapter voted thanks to the young
ladies. who have had charge Of the music
sat the funerals taking place from tho
Soldiers Home. The president requested
names to be sent to add to this list.
$s The secretary, was instructed to write
II q Miss Kate Fuller and to Captain Frank
Cunningham and his quartette, thanking
them forEan entertainment given at the
Soldiers Home Tuesday night.
8 Mrs Worthington, daughter OF Mrs. 4
4 Bening, Of South Carolina, was introduced
Il To- the chapter. Mrs. Llewellyn McVeigh,3
sSsof the F'itzhlgh Lee Chapter, Of MARYLAND
II was transferred and received into the
& Richmond Chapter. The meeting Of yes
ssterday showed the largest attendance of
new members in the history Of the chap
Il ter.
After deciding on an appropriation OF
II Ave dollars each to the Appomattox and
Bedford Chapters. and a third Of twenty
five dollars annually made for Confeder-
ate music, the chapter adjourned till the
second wednesday Of September next
Hill-English.
The marriage OF Miss Zaida Drummond
\ English, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Reese English, to the Rev. William Edwin
SRIIill, formerly Of Wilmington, N. c., now
q OF Hot Springs, Va, will take place at
Il S o'clock this evening, in Watts Memorial
ii Chapel, Union Theological Seminary. The
brides father, Rev. DR.. IT, r. English,
n will perform the ceremony, assisted by
81 the Rev. y. p. McCieachy,fo f Lenoir, N.
&c. The two sisters of tho bride. Mrs
Wa r. McGeachy and Miss Annie Muller
s5s English, will be matron and maid of
VI honor. respectively. The bridesmaids will
#:be Miss Sarah Brown. Of Fayetteville. N.
&C.; Miss Ehie strICl1er. CT Richmond; Miss
v Julia HILL OF Wilmington. N. c.. and Miss
Alice Cannon, of Fredericksburg, Va
Mr.. George Nelson, Of Hot Springs. Va,
will act as best man, and the following
u gentlemen Will be ushers; Mr.. Thomas
81 Reese English. of Charleston. w. Va: Mr..
Harry Nice. Moffatt. of Horton, w Va;
Mr.. Walter Walsh, of Charlotte. N. c..
s5and Mr.. Warren II. Stuart. of Richmond.
& Little Miss Elnor Johnson, daughter OF
s'Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cary Johnson, OF
the Seminary, and Master Daniel Nc
4 Geachy. nephew OF the bride, will be
4 flower bearers
4f INN eliately after the ceremony there
Will be reception in the home Of the
u brides parents, on the Seminary campus,
/ where DR. and Mrs. English viii receive
with the bridal party.
Elder-Lay.
S3zA charming wedding Of this evening vi!
4 be that of Miss Mamie Lay, daughter
* OF Mrs. Caroline McCaw Lay and late
~ Judge John II. Lay, to DIR. John Wilson
Elder. OF Albuquerque. New Mexico.
which will take place at six-thirty o cloc,;
IL In the home of Mrs Horace Halves, M
s1s East Franklin Street. The Rev. Lou.
VI don r.. Mnson will be tne officiating clar-
gsman. Miss Carrie Lay. Sister OF Inc
# br de, Will be maid Of honor. and Mrs
Horace Halves will be the matron OF hon
q or, Mr.. George Kelly Of Pittsourg. Pena.,
~ Will act as best man, Little Misses May
Is and Anne Halves and Masters Ftzhugh
l.afferty and Alexander Dounan will hold
y the ribbons to form the aisle.
III There Will be reception for the bridal
4 party and a few intimate friends, After
M d Northern tour, Mr.. Elder will take
~ Not. S,t,,,