Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-14

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the .' ,e'.' D., ,a. plants thu; are grow
Ing ,,o. I,,,hes OF love! no, the
,oso aOs Che cup ,,,.o,,oa O..
TO fhe Pod UPS ODD
sues, .. having curled fits sweet
40 ,,- Ior She worid.
r.,t.. lush. n TIE l'V''o" us Pe'"'s
As tao, .a,t. -,
...'-..s I'm a'i its glory Of transparent
.'....,. subtle fragrance. has possession
,.~. ,.. Naay bush climbs rlotous-
-s p,..h and glows with a profu-
~ rnk. eo.den-hearted roses. that
..,.- tse.r delicate petals on The grass
,..b every gust of wind In some yards
more stately bush is fre.ghted with
rreat crimson roses. and over brown
wall on Franklin street myrfads Of faint
yellow tca roses are bursting into bloom.
The rain Of the past week has left the
parks OF the city deliciously green and
fresh. and the trees along the sidewalks
have gained new life from It.
There have been n great many interest
ing meetings during the week. On Tues
Gay the board Of the Rosemary Library
met at the residence Of Mrs George ".
Iagby. The play given 10y the Dramatic
club for the benefit of the library was
most successful, and the proceeds VIII De
spent for new books
on the same evening the Alumhh' ~
sociati0n of the Woman's COHese H,.u ,
very pleasant meeting in the HieIltn III
room Of the college. Very lnteI C ,i'i,' ca
pJsssino nor4rs ON some Tendencies IN
Women were read by Miss 'orue1lle W IL
lfroham and Miss Katherine RNlahd. the
former taking as her subject THE Emo
+ioral Tendency" and the latter The
U1atory Tendency" Miss French She
--o was elected editor Of the alumnae de-
,..rtnent Of "The Chisel for the year.
Tho final arrangements were made for
,.. annual luncheon, which will take
,Ia.e at the jefferson on June 9th.
Tho Junior Hollywood Association held
a.. animal meeting at Lee Camp Hall on
Monday afternoon. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
DON'T Ms, y. V. Randolph, First Vice
President. Miss Annie Gray; Second Vice
president Miss lsolene Moses; Recordlng
c..re-ar-. Mrs William Wade; Treasurer
1uss Bessie Hin: Corresponding Secre-
Jaw. Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson.
Tr4 officers Of honorary president and
,lc.-orcsideut were abolished.
On Thursday the annual meeting of the
Womeu.s Christian Association took place
81 the association rooms. Satisfactory
l,uorts were read from each Of the COM
,riftoes. and the treasurer reported that
fb, finances of the association were in
er'ardid order The officers were elected
f.- tnc ensuing year. Rev. Mr.. Rain pro-
,u.uccl the beuedictiCn, after which re-
fr,shments We're served.
Oh. most interesting event Of the large
meeting held hy the Daughters of the
C'nfederacy ou Thursday was the tele-
gram sent by the president, Mrs. Ran
co.th. % General stephen D. Lee, pro-
testing against his resolutions before the
veterans iu Charleston 10 turn over to
the United States Government the care
a. tae graves of Confederate dead. This
Spirited telegram was as follows:
"Ihe Richmond Chapter, Daughters Of
ihe Colfederacy, protest. The graves Of
our dead must not be taken from US We
would have an appropriation from the
government for those buried in cemeteries
g. the North as we nave appealed In vain
= the.r comrades to care for the $1,000
buried there"
lae last meeting of the Colonial Danes
before the autumn was held on Wednes-
cay No O'Clock at the residence of Mrs.
Howard HOge, with Mrs. Ii. y. Claiborne,
L. president, IN the chair.
lftcr the business OF the afternoon was
Clr the ladies were invited TO a de-
l,ful rcpast. The handsome table was
e. ucally decorated with yellow ana
lue the Colonial colors, and much old
silver and rare china. In The middle of
i-. tabI. stood a silver bowl filed with
l0'tclogps Mrs. Lewis Blair presided at
o.. punch bowl, and Mrs. William G.
bentley. AIRS. John G.. Farland Misses
Jolis- Allan Mayo, Ruth Nelson Robins.
Minnie Whitman. and Jessie Hunter, of
Baltimore. Josie Pollard and Cummins
served ictt-lmlnts. The ladies present
were Mesaames Trent, Han, Christina,
BROCK Morris Gillian, Robert A. Glib
CO... George Mayo. John Addison, l.. X.
l.l.. ID. ID. Rucker, LOttier. ". ".
Henry. A-.,or Mcclure, NJ. +. Peasants,
o-At Peasants, LEROY, Warner Moore,
Nsat D. Maryland. W. d. Thomas, Ma
laeN Island Harrison. Miss Helen Mon
las-e Bliss BEL Perkins Miss Virginia
,.s-ar. A, DANES John q. Farland.
a. p. Cam4. Conway Howard. Var
Ao-sA. ana IS. T. Robins.
T.. tae Nomaus Club on last Monday
afternoon under the efficient chairman
t"p %. Miss Louise Williams. TWO of
".'iA'h-s sweetest singers, Misses LILY
''tl.ait and Margie Knowles. were
4''i4 20 advantage in several weil-chOsen
's.. -4ss Anne Louise Keinhdrdt. ac-
'." LleI Dy her father on the piano,
l'!t4 several selections ON the violin
'Nt-is..''!. The programme was as fol-
.'"s' 'A Mighty Pens" CHaydnD Miss
,'f--.i.i With Thee" (d'HardelOt)
'' knowles, Ballade ct Polonaise
'''-A'tmlsJ Miss RoinharGt; (a) THOU
''l - Like a Flower Chadwick, Do
.f Love OF Thee" HawleyJ Miss
"'"4es Matunsta, (TostiJ Miss Urqu-
49, LfJlde, Pien!awski) Miss Rein
i'- After the musicale light refresh
''-'s were served.
me handsome staned-glass window
@"..A has just been erected in The Monu-
'-'"'al Protestant Episcopal church in
'"'iy OF Right Rev. John Broken |
-sA Newton. ID. D.. contains three |
'.'a17llar upright lights. of which the |
.'e one is about equal In width to
.' o'Aer two, and this is filed with a |
,tA OF the Ascension by Mr.. Frederick |
,A The figure Of Christ rises be- |
H., adorug angels above TWO groups, |
Include figures Of His pOther and !
Ns, and permit in the narrow space |
''en them a view OF the rocky JuGean |
cape. Tho wonderfully varied and |
-Ie opal,scent tones OF the FaVrile |
have been utilized by the artist TO |
something unearthly eve> in the |
t'' of the garments In which the |
lufal figures are Brrayed, disiin- |
nom me aerial tones OF the ois-