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

AnOGlef WHISTLES III STUDY Encr SCOO HlBnts
All, take the clothes and let the cultur
go,
Nor heed the srum'Se Of the Woman
Look at tho shop girl all about us-''Lo
The wages OF a month";" SHE says. II blow
Into hat, and when my hair is waved
Doubtless my friend will take me to the
SHOW
And she who saved her coin for hannels
59 red,
And she who caught pneumonia instead
rs VIII both be underground In fifty years
And Prudence pays no premium TO the
dcnd,
" The exclusive style YOU set your heart
upon,
Gets 10 the bargain counters--and anon,
\ Like ,nonogra,ns OH n saleslady's tie,
Cheers hut o moment-soon for you It's
gone.
Think in the sad "Tour Hundreds"
gllded halls,
& appalls.
How ping pong ragged so high-then faded
TO those far suburbs that still chase It's
balls.
! They say sixth Avenue and the Bowery
keep
d The "dernIer cri' that once was far
from cheap,
4 Green wells, ono season chic-department
stores
Mark down in vain-no profits shall they
reap.
Josephine Dodge Daskaln,
Farinholt-Pool.
One of the prattiest weddings of tho
3 week was celebrated yesterday, at p.
NJ. when Miss Mary Lynds Pool. daugh.
E Mr.. william o. Farinholt, son OF Mr.,
I Eugene Farinholt, of this city The
ceremony was performed III the home OF
/ the BRIDE No. 900 cambridge Street, Man
chester, the Rev. r. NJ. Chandler, Of
q Central M. T.. Church. assisted by the
Rev. J, K. Jolirfe, officiating,
Miss Annie Pool, tho sister Of the bride.
A was maid Of honor, and Mr.. Keire FARM
holt, the groom's brother, was best man,
Two charming little ribbon girls. Miss
Alice Pool and Miss Mary Perdne, were
dressed in white with white ribbons.
The bride was handsomely gowned IN
white messalinc, with an Empire overs
dress OF Marie AntcineNs, silk Her ven
was fastened with diamond sunpurst'
B tho groom's gift, and her lowers were
s lilies OF the valley
The maid Of honor wore lovely white
net over white silk, and carried la
France roses. The ceremony was fol-
lowed BY reception, after which Mr..
4 and Mrs Farinholt left for q Northern
sghridal trip thnt!will extend into Canada
After July the first, they will return
to make their hol:se in Richmond.
Brides of To-day.
Among the brides Of to-day will be Miss
& Frances Page Cuuthorn whose wedding
Z to Mr.. Henry King Burgwyn, OF jackson,
y q, will be celebrated at $3.50 O'Clock
y tonight, in ST. Johns Church, Iappa-
X hammock, Va. the Rev. William NelsoT
Meade ofliciating
Ii THE wedding OF Miss Bessie Woodbridge
: Webster 10 Mr.. Henry Charles Schmidt
xxyl take nlace ut $50 o'clock this even
INV IN broad Street NJ. Y. Church, the
II Rev George H. sSpooner performing the
III CEREMONY.
Kruse-Belvin.
nonr The most beautiful OF to-day's
b weddings viii be that of Miss May Bel
Tin laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
& Kelvin. to MIR. Charles Kruse, of New
York, which Will take place this eve
ming at 6 O'Clock, in the home OF the
irides parents, No. 5GG West Grace
N street. The Rev. DR., j. p. Hawthorne,
Of Grove avenue Baptist Church, VIII
he the otr,cietng clergyman
M A.sC. Anderson, OF New YORK.. VIII
attend Mr. Kruse as best man, and Miss
Ethel Briggs viii be the brides maid OF
honor. The following young ladies' will
ale bridesmaids: AIIss Louise Jenkins.
Il Elise Price and Grace Briggs. all Of
Richmond, and Miss Mabel Caldwell, of
y-ort Worth, Texas. The ushers will be
Mr.. George Stygis, OF New York, and
Mr., Preston Belyiq. ~ Of .thls city
Invitations Issued.
7. -lr a,ld Mrs. William Yancey Davis,
Of this city, have issued Invitations for
nobaker Ro1Srtson... 10 ar, Arthur
Fletcher Robertson, Of Richmond. the
ceremony 10 Ia performed on the eve
ming OF Tuesday, June 18th. at 0 o'clock,
at No. T5 Shelby Avenue. Nashville,
Tenn.
.flsf4 Spitzer-Clash.
Cards are out 10 the marriage OF Miss
Alma Percy Clash 10 Mr.. &. Frederick
sp'.,e,. Of Charlottesville the welding
10 be celebrated Wednesday, June goth.
in Grace Street Baptist Church. this city.
}, Closing Exercises.
+ me CLOSING eAtISiSta oil ing preparatory
department OF the WomaA's College took
place yesterday morning In the college
chapel,
Tho opening song was Vacation and
t.waa Sung with much spirit by the forty
young lad!es OF the department. After
short prayer by Dr.. Nelson, the Rev.
Or. ". II. l.. Smith delivered the certi-
Gates Of distinction, making short nd-
dress In ibis most pleasing manner. DR..
Smith highly commended both teachers
and pupils for their faithful work OF the
past session. He then deivo,Gd the med
al for general scholarship 10 Miss Jose
Prime Ilobtse Chamberlain. In slass
number oneS there was q TIC Tor the de-
pertinent prize. Misses Margaret Miller
z ard Kathleen Parrish both making one
hundred per courf. These two young la
dies received BEAUTIFULLY bound books as
u reward. In c1nss number two, Miss
Fern Kelam was9the w!nneriot.1he de-
pnrtnen, prize.
Or. Tranlelin G, Woodward, .nade,a:the
address, hs subject being, ''Bteps TO-
ward Gradunrion in the school OF r.ife..