The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-03

the Joy of working; q man greater
than any Of his books, echoing as they
are with laughter and happiness He
like Ulysses Of old, knew many mer
In many lands and was a part OF al
he saw.
And last In his seagirt home we
find him leaving hts message that
men must love much, fail often, aspire
much, with d will to conquer the world
and far horizon. And the children
OF the South Sea Islands have bull,
a road from his wide, roomy house
to the grave on tho top Of tho highest
mountain, and It Is called tho roae
OF loving hearts"
Weck-Erd ut OLD Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Barksdale
1Iathrop Miss Page Aylett Royal md
Barker Gunmerc Hamill. OF Trenton,
N. j., Were among the number OF
Richmond people who spent the week
end ut Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. ard Mrs. c. G. Walker chaper-
oned Misses Ann and Mary Traylor at
the Chamberlin Hotel for the hop sat
urday evening.
Returned From Annapolis.
Mrs. j. Sidney Douglas, Miss Eliza
Douglas and Miss Douglass guest,
Miss Julia Conc, OF Richmond. have
returned TO Alexandra after a visit
to Annapolis, where they attended the
naval hop.
Guests Of t., ,Iis. A tsna,i,s,tead. .,,.,,,a
Tenn. who has been attending the
Council of Colonial Danes in, Wash
ington for the past week, Is tie guest
of Miss Emily Arrnistead at / East
Cary Street. Mrs. Waller is most pleas
antly remembered az Miss Martha
Nelson and frequently visited Rich
mond before her marriage. Mrs. w.
T.. Leake and little son. OF Bifming
nam. Ala, are also visiting Miss Arm
istcAd for several weeks.
Returned From New York.
Miss Elizabeth Johnston, who has
spent the past winter in New York
where she has been Studying art. has
returned TO the city Miss Johnston
expectsAto spend the summer months
with her sisters, Misses Mary and
Eloisc johnston. In their cottage at the
Warm Springs, Va.
Hunter-Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Morris. of
Washington, y. c., have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Page Waller. to Fred c. s. Hunter. OF
King George. We. The wedding viii
be celebrated some time In June.
Going Abroad.
Miss Carolyn Martin has returned
from weeks stay in New York. where
she said farewell to Mr. and Mrs
Julian Morris. sailing for England
and was the guest of Mrs. Berkeley
Hackett, pleasantly remembered II
Richmond as Miss Mildred Catesby
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris viii re-
main abroad two months. They have
taken their fine string of horses over
10 the International show.
Visiting in Mobile.
Mrs Charles B. Hervey. who was
appointed rnatron of honor for this
the Mobile reunion, and Miss Nell lie.
Murphy sponsor for this brigade. are
at the Battle House. In Mobile. They
have been entertained a great dea
during their stay.
Mrs. TAYLOR Honored.
Miss Lisa Anderson, of Alexandra
entertained at two tables of bridge
whist last Friday evening at her home
on Prince Street in honor or hei
guests. Mrs. r. Turner Arlington anc
Mrs John NJ TAYLOR, of Richmond
Decorations were in yellow roses. and
the guests present were Mrs. Rober
Alden Dawes, Mrs. Louis s. Greene
Miss Alice Anderson Miss Mildred Eos
ter and Miss Mamie Jones.
For Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. Dickinson, Wife of the Secre
tary of War. entertained the socia,
world pretty generally Saturday at /;
tea in honor OF Mrs. William Ruffir
| Cox. of Richmond, president of tn.
National Society of Colonial Danes
/ She had several assistants. and the oc
casion brought together notable
! company.
The parlors were prettily decorated
in pink and white lilies.
OF Interest Here.
A quiet wedding took place saturda,
| afternoon at half-past 4 o'clock at tn.
1 family residence, in York and Boust
/ Streets, Norfolk, when Miss Arabel!t
/ Hitch. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
/, Hitch. became the bride OF Pinckney
| Thweatt Payne, son of Mr.. and Mrs
\ W. T. Payne
The bride was given in marriage by
| her father She wore a handsom.
| white satin gown with rose point Lace
| and pearl trimmings. Her tulle vel
was held In place with wreath o.
/ orange blossoms and her flowers were