The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10

iWag uSnGTeu IN, WuS aS SHLG Hllu SdIc
as tho most ardent protector Of youth
I1ul life and limb could desire, The
tday was none the less patrioticaily OBJ
served from early morning until mid
the unveiling of a memorial tablet on
the Admiral Decatur house, In Lafay.
Iette square; daytime fireworks and
city p iatsses areca n,eny s
Iesa,a e folk Ike DANCES lassfGa
iother sports for which the city oi.
various Fairgrounds, and music enough
ifor all. furnished by the famous United
Estates Marine Band, It's musical rival.
1.-THE Engineers Band of Fort Mycr. Va.
and the band of the D. c. National
Guard.
MIS-. Thomas E. ~ e. ~. young So !, o
Iciety dame OF washington whose ae
irare, civic or religious occasions. gave
PLEASURE to thousands by her render
Ing Tho Star. spangled Banner dur
ling the morning exercises, at the
Municipal Building.
Though gratefully celebrating tho
Was ri hsn IS boSea IN
lover the sudden death OF one OF the
lhandsomcst and most astute members
iof It's foreign corps: the Minister o.
remove a charming family circle from on
lGudes death came from White SUI
yhur Springs where he was asa 9panpt
gers, before officialdom had recovered
from the shock OF the news or inc
taking OFT OF two of the. best known
SWarwick Daniel. the old Roman OF
Virginia, and Samuel Douglas Nc
Emery. his colleague. from Louisiana.
rived for the last sad rites in Wash
lnuton when society was grieveo
again beyound expression. This time,
Deaths hand had removed the Tene1.
iSupreme Court, Melville Z. Fuller, VINO
had been a familiar figure at tho
capital for nearly quarter OF q cen,
tury and whose n me mental a ahs elose Of
the court session IN June. gave prom
Use Of many moro years OF service.
Seldom has seven-day cycle, i, mage ace
bHiclal world by the same means. y.
course, the most important change 70
lthe country. Is that which cast upon
Knitted as preferring to the presidency
THE coming OF. successor to Shiea
Jus,ise Fuller IN the autnmn . wt ps
Eby the entire haut monde and be
signal for tho revising OF many WIS
,1ting lists. Never before has Presi-
dent had the appalling duty OF nomi-
members OF the republics highest
Tribunal. and society the privilege OF
wele;ominE an e equal num nasa ." 9" ifme
Erhe three already chosen have signi-
lfed their intention OF becoming house
holders upon their return here In &c
1ober, and IL the Chief Justice-to-b @
Follows the example OF his predeces-
aors, he also. will soon establish
Permanent nome centre In Washing
ton.
Announcement OF the marriage OF
dhe Greek Minister. Mr.. Coromt!as. ano
Miss Anna Ewing Cockreli. danghtes
icf former Senator Cockrell. OF MIS-
eouri, on Wednesday. was gentle re.
9ninder that joys and sorrows mingit
Tor officials az well as for lesser folk
american girl the bride OF a foreign !,
diplomat. took place at the summer
nome of Miss CockreiIs broiher ~ !, "a !.
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaiiauag ,
own marriage was an event OF fe"
seasons ago. While going about pre-
pairing for his wedding and supse
Guent long absence from the capitai
Mr. CoroMilas wore suits OF pongee
and a straw hat. and looked so com
Portable despite the rising July TEN
perature. that he was the oos .na Nc. a.
who one and all wished they coult
..go and do likewise at the tailor's.
tied of smart folk at this season
when, since the days Of President Ar,
thur, 1T is not the summer a,,,,i nome rh 9.
the nations Ghiel onr LHecp restaurant,
ARE we'll filled at both luncheon ane
Idinner hours, and the modish woman .,
who motors In for a day or nlgn,
en- route from one resort or house
tparty 10 another will find her usua
iiaunts far from deserted. Mrs Men
olas Longworth IS nome IRON 49,, ~
10 To- Eng ds1in r whgre sn father as h
emerged nu' from the African jungle
Seen on the street IN the e- neig han,.
hood Of her Eighteenth street rect nome hs
looked the picture of good spirits ant
exceedingly chic in white ltpet,
coat suit, with large black hat
round in shape. with a slightly flarlni
&rim bordered with her 'favOrite blue.
Mrs. William Belden Noble, who
summe1ing and at f Sa1g Mset Lieu a
and Mrs. Sherman Miles, is frequentl,
seen driving in the parks. looking al
most as young as her daughter. Wh
Sirs. Miles, until last fall. Miss Yule
Noble, is nearly always dressed II
SYhite. and does her own driving, Lik
der mother. she is an ardeh m. l,o .
and with her spends many hours dis
covering its beauties Especially Is sh
Interested In the grown or the mower
planted along the road sides In IN
early spring by an enthusiastic gull
spf nature lovers.
The motor boats and other rive
craft called into requisition by tn
regatta. on Monday have continued I
do service each day, sometimes for tn
pleasure Of disciples of Isaak Waltol
of which there are many hereabout:
and sometimes just for an outing g
the close of the business day. Agai
they have been used for parties give
In honor Of this or that bride of tn
week. And just here it may be IN
tercsting to observe that Hymen ha
been unusually busy since july FOL
lowed June. Two OF the bridegroom
of the week, were members Of TIL
years class at West Point, and the
were both married by Rev. Hennin
Nelms, rector of the Episcopal Churc
Of the Ascension. The first weddina
was that of Miss Caroline III. Levi
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. j. Ha
Lewis to Lieutenant James ]. Mui
u. S. a. The other ceremony united Nils
Josephine Sydanham, sister Of Maje
i, "A. CASTOR. U, S. a., and Lieutenal
Raymond Foster Fowler. AZ II
latter Miss Rica Sweet was maid {
honor. and Lieutenant Donald Hitler
Connolly acted as best man.
5st} - E7olJnryinc. the example OF so many