The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-27
Universities Of virginia and North Caro-.

OHuVeLsiSies OF Virginia "'
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An orchestra will furnish the MUSIC
Mr.. Adolphus Blair Will leaa .ne s ~. nns
ana the chaperones will include: MT. ana
Mrs. Frank Powers, Or, ana M's :, ~.
man A. Parker, Mr.. ana Mis. asi,sh,,a
Blankenship, Mr.. and Mrs. Auo. IInh.
Blair and Mr.. ana Mrs. FRANK a. doD'
son. -
Young ladies who at TINS 'ate nass
already signified their inte ,9,l, ~, Maro
part In the german are MISS s,i Ma' M .,
Drewry. Miss Edith Grant. Miss Louise
purcell, Miss Nellie Gordon MISS oarrle
Armistead, Miss Lucy skelton, MISS az.
zie Brnnder, Miss Robecoa walker. s,ss
Charlotte Yonge, Miss Nancy Cooke' st,ss
Evelyn Glenn Miss Louise selden. MISS
Rose Morris, Miss Sara Harvie' anu MISS
Mamie Bruce. o,..,,ou
Tickets can be procured a1ter ootooe.
1st at No. 812 East Franklin STEW ~, "a
from Miss Herbert, on south
Street.
MISS blanche f. Hcchler, formerly OF
this city. hns lust graduated Win as
tinguished honors as trained nurse lrp!i
tha sloan and Roosevelt Hospitals, IN
New York. a., c,,,.
She Is now head nurse In the syms
operating building OF Roosevelt Hosp''h':
and is contemplating taking cnh1se ~
the new "English and American ihos ~.
tall" In Rome, Italy. whieh WIS ieo't''''
offered her.
Mrs Emma Mofrett Tying OF New YORK.
Ia referencc TO her illustrated lecture re.
nitn1. "-rhe Holy Grail" to be given at
~ Uomnn,s club December 18th, says
eloquently: ,s +h,t
"of the many mystical legends that
clustered around the early cnurcn. us
OF the sacred cup, used py tne Mss '..',
Mt the Last Supper, comes wiz. l'.o W..
Of literature from the trench' Neri'n ~,
ana English of the twelfth century, ana
is CONNECTED with the Introduction OF
christianity into Galla and Br'talh.
rcsenh Of Arlmathea, after the SupPe',
took the cup and caught In 1t the plooo
from the wound made by the lahce VI t..e
Roman soldier. Thenceforth 1t was cur CO..
fully guarded as a source OF great spi.'c
ual power and became the cen'er VI
world Of legendary romance.
From the dust and silence or cen
turtles the story has been brought forth
with new life and power by Tenn!soh'
Wagner and Edwin Abbey
"rhe old order changeth, yielding place
to new,
And God fullls hf1imself In many ways.
"Chivalry, with Its pomp and trappiiiss,
has passed, The knights good sword is
rust but the quest remains--the eterna1
quest OF mans soul for the Infinite
Gayety still reigns supreme at Crock
etts Springs, Va.
Last Saturday night tho most charming
end enchanting social event OF the season
took place The shades Of autumn dld not
dispel the enthusiasm Of those VINO par,
tlcpated in the most exquisite OF al
dances, the bal poudre.
The young ladies were attired IN ye
old colonial style, which would have
mazda their great-grandmothers feel en-
vious could they have beheld the lovely
scene.
The german was gracefully led by Mr..
Huddleston. with Miss Fleming, Of Flor
Ida, and Mr.. Campbell, with Miss Pater-
son, of Georgia. Both young ladies were
typical queens Of the Sunny South.
Among the fair dancers We're Misses
F.shburne, Boyd, Marshall, johnson,
Klow, Beaton Nottingham and Brooks,
and Messrs. Martin, Fishburne, Eyster,
Martin. Knepp. Deyerle, De We're, Burl-
irgham, Cook, Brook and others.
Chaperons were Mesdames Fleming.
Thomas, Patterson, Brook.
At 80 O'clock the merry throng were
ushered into tho dining room, where de-
lcious refreshments were served, and as
the party dispersed after many good
nights all felt that the occasion was a
fitting climax to the close Of the gayest
season Crockett's has ever known.
The higher department In Miss Robin
sons school Is in charge Of Miss Mary
P. Davis, associate principal. Miss Davis
will have charge of classes In English
and literature.
Having just completed university
course in the latter branch, she Is espe-
cially fitted for this work. Miss Grayatt,
Miss Gullaume and Mr.. ]. Taylor Thomp-