The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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PERFORMERS
'liton Period In Norfolk . K. /, a
season Of Opportunity.
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alrO1.K. VA, April 4.---Lent has not
ISt tiresorns to the bellies and the beaux
lor folk. X, Tho beaux have saved more
syYSCS 1hoir strength while the social world
,s b1sn at rest, They have found 'l sleep t'alp
Y IL n earlier hour. and they have ell
1, Hell more 81 It's refreshing and restoring
III M sle ncss, while they have not lost any
90 chances with their sweelhesatrrtls Is
y; eds ne !, seclusion OK Lent might Imply:
&s III those demure and pious girls, anu
NIL SoYnS 4 cases those charming widows.
MAI ns,hava been found at the dlmly-ll lighted
Finishes In the afternoon.
EJsf1i1s 4 they were careful not TO oreaR
Sol the pleasant rules OF Lent. they
T ssas not debarred, and they should ~.
qkron smiling sweetly, even II coyly
piously, at the sudd denly religious
s ana ( boys whom they met In the
ID a hlss * The girls are not compelled 70
sfEHoi their. own church exclusively dur
III Iert. 1tfls permissible for young
EEtyE even TO 60 to the church OF q very
Vi ~ friend whose brother has promised TO
y sisasets her there, She is anxious 70 as.
si,t her very dear friend to attract that
\ $UnK 4 man to church oftener. He Is q
Y 4ile careless and mnnnish. perhaps, about
fatrch duties. Why not assist In train
Maj HIN to be relgious2 What better
III Nrk than that OF reforming her friends
rfdGome brother, especiallytlf he is not
sSD llywi clzed. U but only nlisund erstood by
Ser persons?
sJSJne Of the pous duties Of Lent. there
IN has been the work Of reformation
nat has been going on among tho young
stien. ~ II Some Of the older sinners have
,Jean red eeme ed, too, The results Of this
Tentie and gracious crusade Of reforma-
Hon will begin to appear in June. Ihere
will be an unusual number OF weddings
TN hat leafy month, But May Will not
oe Y passed or neglected for those cases
where !. irilne date and radical conversion
lsS needed, and those refo rmations which
nave not been complete and satisfactory
will Hnoti be abandoned as hopeless after
June has gone all too hastily into sum
mer 60 ;subje the half-convinced doubter
81 finite dam gers Of the summer girl
Lent has had it's duties and it has brought
IT, q Toys. The now bonnets for Easter
vii reflect the various kinds OF victories
he pretty women have won over the .Worio
he flesh, or that man. who was not able
ii determine whether he was In love or
lot. N Some Of the social events Of the
week are as follows; S5is
sA$ RECEIVED "A WATCH CHARM.
fSbir. and Mrs. a. L, Bryant, of Free
mason Street, gave a farewell reception to
fore leaving for New York by way Of
Mr. Bryant received an
elegant watch charm from his friend.
Herman A. Hertz. Mr.. Bryant being a
charter member OF Boston Acrie. NO. 45.
Among those present were President John
Milan, Of Norfolk Aerie. and wife. Mr..
3tfid Mrs. W. c. Richards, Mr., and Mrs.
az. Broulette, Mr., G. G.. Leonard, OF Bos-
ton, Mr.. H. g.. Metca and Mr.. II. A.
EJcrtz n Of New York is&Sg q lfj', ~
safMr.5 g eorge a. Frick was host at a
luncheon given at the Country Club Tues
day in honor OF Miss Claiborne, OF Rich
mond Covers were laid for ton and
chose present were Mr., and Mrs. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Garnet, Jr.. Miss