Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-10


ton. too. was made OF his beautifully
appointed magazine. Music OF the Modern
World. illustrated in the lives and works
OF the greatest modern musician. and IN
reproductions OF modern paintings. Mrs.
Cahcll quoted the exquisite poem by
Christina Rosett "Despised and Re
iccted," which presents the love Of
Christ and its utter self-abnegation. Re
ferring TO the last days Of the Lenten
season. she concluded her lecture with
these words and verses: THE sounds OF
this voice Ill our hearts end guide US In
our gloom TO the sepulchre where tn
Angel OF the Annunciaton stands TO tell
US, in the language of our gifted towns
woman, Miss Alice Lodge Houston. that
THAT LIVETH AND WAS DEAD"
Love grieving came unto the tomb.
II sought its dead within that gloom;
Its eyes were wet from Calvary.
Its feet had trod a weary way!
The darkness trembled as it sped,
Day dawned about its dropping head.
The morning dews its garments kissed
As sad IL sought its solemn tryst
How shall l roll that stone away
That hides Thee?" did it weeping say,
Then saw the obstructing stone was gone,
And entered swift it's guest upon
Not gloom was there, but such light
AS Heaven is full OF Angel bright.
Love comforted. THY crucifed
Is risen and lives, the giofifed"
The costumes are now being made for
the young ladies who will serve at the
"Red Cross Nurses Tea" 70 be given az
thu beautiful home Of Mrs. James -.
Pace Tuesday evening. April 18th. This
unique reception will be directed By Mrs.
James y. Pace. Mrs. Fit2hugh Mayo
Mrs Mann s. Valentine and other ladies'
of the board. The hours when the re-
ception will be open 20 the pubic VIII
be from TO and 8 to II 7. NJ. The cos
tunes will be very pretty. and many IN
teresting associations are connected win
the wearers Of the Red Cross VINO alie-
yiate suffering in every corner OF the
globe. on this occasion, though. the
voung ladies will simply serve refresh
ments and make themselves agreeable
"a the guests Of the evening.
Tbs object Of this tea is to raise money
n aid in the building OF a permanent
abiding place for the Home for Incur
oblos The cornerstone Of the new
building will be laid later in the month,
at the corner OF Mulberry and Broad
streets. -, ,,,e
The Young ladies VINO will wear the
Red Cross costume are the members Oh
Mrs Mann Valentines Young Lanes
Auvuiarv." The work carried on al
ready at the temporary home has done
much 10 alleviate suffering
r-,aor the auspices OF the German
American Ladies' Aid Association. the
meiodrama. "Geldheirath" married for
money). will be given "Wednesday eve
| ming April 10Th. at the Academy. Among
! the ladies taking part are Mrs. Richter
ord Mrs Luebtat who have often APP
neared before the Richmond public ana
have been gladly received. Also MiSs
Scbaaf Miss Marie Euker, and MISS
IIenninchauser. Among the gentlemen
are Nfrssrs. Richter, NJ. II. Reuger, w
| Scbaaf. Siebert, NJ. Schminks, r. schaSI'
A. Volkman, II. Miller. c. Schaai' f.
Wenzel. and L. Miller. .,.,.
There will be singing in connection win
this play. The singers and chorus ar
| being trained by Professor nan Nlu ee-I'
a,,d rebearsals are held three times each
anu 80 sanger Hall. Mr.. Won Rosenegk
takes much interest in these EFFORTS Oh
| The ladies. selects the plays, directs the
theatrical arrangements-indeed' ne
is who brings these plays from ne"
york The stage setting Will be very
| e,a MANY costumes being brought from
~ work. The aim OF the ladies' is 10
bufld a home for aged Germans ~
80 49,, of last week showed how much had
| been accomplished in the past year More
/ nm s2D0 had been paid for hospllal
| treatnen+. more than 800 for the SICK
| COMMITTEES. physicians being sent TO the
! home as well as medicines. Ut Mose9
| u. Hoge Is the physician sent 10y 'h7
/ ladies 70 these outdoor INDECENT pauSH'''
| ANYTHING undertaken by the German
! American ladies always succeeds. Every
| detail is arranged with care ana 'lo-
| roughness marks every EFFORT
The golf tournament will take place at
| Lakeside next Saturday. Play Will begin
Of p noon. and the ladies will be there
| 10 begin promptly at this appointed nour
! that they may finish by Z. NJ, II posi-
| HE At the latter hour the play IoI
| gentlemen begins. Promptness Is espe-
| cially requested. The number OF oincial
| scorers is very limited, and it VIII be
| necessary to be scored by one OF these
! official scorers to compete Tor the pt4@e9'
| The club has departed from It's FORMER
| type Of prizes, which consisted Oh IahA-
| ards. golf clubs, bags, and the ike. On
| this occasion all prizes given TO ootA IA
| dies and gentlemen Will De OF ste4 5
|
/ week by the Green Committee IRON q
| large assortment sent them by a new
York firm. In design the prizes are
unique the workmanship Is handsome
and altogether appropriate as illustra-
ting some idea strictly in keeping with
the requisites Of the game.
II will be a great satisfaction TO the
! players 20 know that arrangements nave
been made TO put the links in hrst-class
shape in every particular. The Green
| Committee have decided TO have ladies
! play in the early part of the day TO AVOID
| the crowds which assemble on the green
I'm the afternoon. Entries will close Aprll
18th. All players intending to enter are
| requested to hand in as many scores as
possible, a minimum of six being re-
CURED This is the last preliminary
! tournament. The final tournament for
the challenge cups takes place Saturday.
May 18th. The committee has recently
printed neat score-cards containing the
rules, hazards, and exceptions.
AT the Calendar Social" which will
take place at the beautiful home Of Mrs.
| DR. Taber, on Tuesday. the 18th, the fol
| lowing ladies, embracing the officers and
| board Of the homeopathic Free Dis
pensary, will constitute the Reception
| Committee: Miss Ruby Bodeker. Mrs.
| Charles Hunter, Mrs. Charles Meredith
Mrs. William II. Ellyson. Mrs. DR.. Taber
Mrs. DR.. Marcy, Mrs. DR.. Corey, Mrs
DR.. Bagby, Mrs. DR.. Stone, Mrs. Humid
lev. Mrs. Ben. Crump. Mrs. Cottrell
| Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. Swain Mrs. Charles
Stacy, Miss Helen Bennett Mrs. Wal
ford, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Annie Pellet
Some of the charming young ladies VINO
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