The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
/ Lassie and Laddic.

kyhrti ways were glad and grassy.
| ! q And buds were bright on bo,igli,
|lCried stc--nh! winsoinc Lussie------ "a
A .sWhut cheer, q Laddie, now? ii
|g| And he--l,ow brave his pnldic!-----E 4
n With apple bloom DER car;
n s..Fair faith, and all through thee Lassle,
vi iyi,Tis blithe and bonnie chccrl" ID
|IN.hen skies were hascd and brassy,
SSts3 And dropped tho red rose vine, tx
|tlCricd shc--ah lovely Lussie--
e8tsWhat cheer. o Laddle n,ne?"
And he--how trim his pladie!-
SlSt sRfndc al,swcrSlyri clear;
HI Fair faith and all throught thee Las
|tH Ia IL sic,
AK iris blthc utld bonnie chccr!"
|sssNNherS waters blue and CLASSY
|sfsi. Nfirrowcd each leaf that fell,
|Is Cried shc-ah, longing lasse!-
What cheer, o Luddie? Tell"
|yS And he--how gay his plaidic!'
III Plucking a last flower spear; .
|As"Fair faith, and oil through thee Las
TITS blithc ana bonnie chccr!'
What cheer o Laddic? Say!''
|HsssS And hc--how warm his plaidle!-
Through dropped the wizencd year;
.Fair faith, and all through thee Las
s5i8 sic,
N Ills blthe and bonnie cheer
II CLINTON SCOTLAND,
ss55SFS39 III Nj 3i Az " In April Munscy.
Sailed on the Cedric.
|sSss Mr. II. P. Randolph, of the West End,
sailed Wednesday, morning on tho "Ccd-
Eric, ~ Whit Star Line, for England, where
|S{hc will join his son, DR.. IL. Ward Ran
sdolph, who has been In the old cotn-
|Ytry since the first of the year.
|rSs5t5 DR.. Randolph is taking q special course
Iii surgery. After completing this course
|she and his father will tour tho British
l$Islcs and the continent.
81 Literary Round Table.
IN The Literary Round Table Of Wonans
Y Club had most interesting discussion
81 Miss Ellen Glasgow's new book, 'The
WHEEL of Life'' at tho club. on We'd
nestlay afternoon, under the direction Of
Mrs. Leland Rankin.
[$ln by that stale old trick, did your
# This afternoon at 1880 o'clock club mem
5bers will have the pleasure Of hearing
the Rev Father van Ingelgem, of Staun-
Ton, talk on 1.-THE Florentine and Roman
schools OF Art Tonight at S:l5 o'clock
the monthly whist tournament Will DC
played at the club. Members as usllnl,
can invite gentlemen partners or play
with other members, but arc not Ell"
titled to invite resident ladies'
Battleship Virginia.
The battlcship Virgnia, in which tho
women Of Richmond are deeply interested.
8is nearly completed says the newport
news Daily Press. She was given test
tuesday last, and as soon as the work
On her boilers. in which tho tubing has
s,nen Il rcarranged since the official test
gof5last November, she will be given ans
other test at her mornings All other
work on tho ship is practically finished.
tGoyernor Swanson is at the head OF the
scomn1isslon to select the silver service
||that the State is to give the Virginia, ana
#tha Virginia Society OF Danes, who Will
sfbava q heir monthly meeting this after
Nnnon I'm the rooms of the Virginia HIS
@torical society, will soon have the hand
snme silver, now being designed and pat
tered nv Bailey, Banks and Blddle, OF
|-Pltlalclphia, in readiness. -l5
s8sF. l. eathers--Denton.
Ss#trhes marriage or Miss Vera Denton to
Mr.. James a. feathers, formerly a resi-
$g#1ii ant Of charlottesville, took place last
week in Becu, Mississippi.
FS The marriage was very quiet, taking
place in the home OF the brides motaer,
Mrs. ~ |. r.. Denton.
The bride is the youngest daughter OF
5slIer parents and belongs to a prominent
miss lssippi family.
sssSl.!s.ilc groom is the son Of Mr., J ~
ais1 ,ra Tiers, formerly of Charlottesville,
u l1,,opw or Washington, d. C.. Ilc is a grad
sSi1ats dt the High School there and an
"a & al,1mnus of the University OF Virginia.
sslter he graduated from the Law School
OF the University Of Mississippi.
#3S3 Mr.. and Mrs, feathers will make Their
home In Marks, Miss. where Mr.. Lcnth-
& ers has u good law practice
q, Glaize-Moiley
The Saginaw (Micl,igan) News of Fri
III 4 March 10th, gives an elaborate ;lc-
S of the marriage of MI. Clarence
s Glaize son of AfE and Mrs. Luther
I'd ,ize, formerly prominent residents
~ nchester, but now Of Marion, Ind,
Nv grandson Of Mrs. George Glaize, of
8H$ aichester
- The News says in part There was a
]. large and brilliant social gathering nt
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward VIII
cox Morley, No. 1880 South Ja. fcrson
Avenue. Thursday evening at G O'Clock
Esto witness the marriage Of their daugh-
tSter. Miss Abbie T.. Morley, to Mr.. CLAIR
! ence II. Glaize, of Chicago. The Rev.
Il Nelson IS. Bradley, OF, the First Con-
Il gwgational Church, ofticated.
s373 Mrs. Ralph Chase Morley was matron
Is or honor and Mr.. II. c.. IAudrsiln, of Chi
I'd cage, was best man. Messrs. Paul ID.
i or Cleveland; William l.. Ring and
& Thomas Warren. Of Saginaw; stephen
(.Ts. Moore. OF Detroit, and +. y. Wallace,
Chicago. were the ushcrs.
|ga 80 brides gown was of duchessc
over chiffon, Her veil wah caught
orange blossoms, and she carried
SS of the valley and white orchids. The