The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-13
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And Virtue, BY her names Is I. sage and
saint VIZ Ii ID 4 NJ a y II
And Virtue hath q stead fast front ana ~
clear, 81 " \. N
And love is Virtues constant minister Ill
And Virtues gift Of gifts i y. pure o 4':
f@b scent. q. II is n ~ s. Il IA
And Virtues dwells with knowledge and
therein 81 l9s4s S.; III
lEuer cherished home OF rest is real love-.
And Virtues strengt III isgin suffering
will. Is a
land virtues work Is life exempt from ON
t'RE5s5 sin. gs ;S
l8yYth arms that aid. and In the sum Y \
hereof $3ss * i; II III
Ali Virtue is to render good for u
Translated by D. g. Rossettisss
Miss Gresham Hostess.
The Mantaplke correspondent of the.
|iUrbnnna s,outhside Sentinel has Che fol-
lowing item which Will be read wit zine
tcrest III Richmond Y SSs ,8} IA s. f
N "On last Thursday ilig ht Miss Hattie aI
lI,.{ Gresham gave IN hay ride in honor 70 &
her gllest, Miss Ethyl Stratton NJ cCurdy,,
of ISichniund, to N Plean8 d eal ling, y where
Miss Alice Dow entertained them delight
| fully at the home OF her brother, John
Dew. Those who went were Misses IA ps-i
comb, Misses Washing Ion, Todd. Cries. ~
ham, Fleet, Taylor NJ cCurd !, and
MGssrs. g resham, r ylor, Ba HI ipscon,s..
McGeoigc, Bird and Bcane, z hose VINO
were tltere from other localities were
Miss Gennie Gresham. & M r. Todd M RS
washington, Mr.. Brown ind a few Of ~ n
ers Games were played and "a very
merry p.nny guessing con test was given
Miss Gresham and Mr.. Ia ylor Won first
prize, and Mr., Bal and Miss M airy ar Flee
bobby Much merriment WA caused
3Yl,en4it was found that the y Dung lady
who received first prize had to- make g,
lea p-year proposal to her par tner and
I tho YOUNG man who received the bopbys
had I'd, propose to & he lad W Dlahorat y!
ana delicious refreshmen ts were served ~. J,
|sard all returned homo, reporting q u fine
Time. .igS
sS Braize-L evils.
"a Mrs, 4 ! cscph Perkins, Of VIII ite u Hall,
|gAlbemaile county, has ssued In ltntlons
to the wedding Of her dau ghter, MISS
Jane lewis. Sugene sBr 3ol
COLORADO b. The event vii ta ke place on
"wednesday morning !, gust ssl6 g. .1 q
O'Clock, at the restdence Of ne prioe 9
mother. 534$ NJ
Loudoun Camp Meeting s
~ The lsev. Dr. W. Y I'u DOR and q the
Rev. ID &. llinnl Jones, Of his city
xviii attend the Loudoun camp meeting 81
which " III begin its annual encanp Inenlti
to-day and continue uni til August 23d .ssiss88
II ,ruesday, Aug ust 10TH vii be old col
diersi ~ at the meeting and DR. Jones!
will deliver then his famous lectures on
the characters OF General st onewal y ack-ss
son and General Robert e. Lee .Sssi
Amherst II ouse Party.
8AJ house marty at the q ectory, 'as AM
herst, va ..3sE who will remain for 8 Com
fcdclate day at that town number In Is.
I.list Miss Sa1lie wins, OF New s asgo yy:
NJ lis Laura Rad ord. ss Of Iynchnulrg;
Miss .slorsnce TAFT. and iss Fay Ikene.
offs. srr:ng Garden ',' NJ fss Franz e hall
mcrs and Sc I'm he b; .s
exposition State 81 ouses.
A ri chnond woman, at he I.ouisi-
Il nj Purchase Expositi on writ es Vim re-
s.g1airdg to to- the different State buildings;
III my opinion he few York b ,lllt
ling is the finest and next to ma. comes
that Of Indiana T he Ohio house Is very
pretty bul not 50 elegant. was as .n !,
disappointed in the Vtrginla. 81 pu y
which,, furnished compl win an,
l2tidues. might be mucl, compile. En- 9 no
lltanGsomer.S5 ii Y,
.SnA Among the foreign buildings, Ger 5Iaf.
many. With a color scheme in 2arsifal
lsbiue, takes the lead. The rug 9 IN " " ne
rcce ption @room Of the German i nus ~ g!
IGLlue. had border OF cream WI lSod 1! !
hooking 5blue, figures and wood work OF
3white and gold, The color idea pre- l,
vailed also In he bed rooms, but Y, the
furniturei here was mi ssive In 81 ape Ing
4 sof a srayisll shade Of uilpolts hed 3Hoout
The dining room was IN. gree me heaYy
green chairs having nottled leathe r sea y
land q the sideboard to ma tchs the Il Wood
being i,;lilt in the walls. he ss Wa ft 3.
i #wainscoted #in&mottled green wood Il halt
2yyaytib y. liad AL led &c on whict were dls-
4 Mayed beautiful specimens Q fsss ernahl
4 WIRE. decorated stems and other artlcles
4 OF use and beau ty. 1T 35 .s.I.
Passing through an equally ma ndso y
A smoking room, kitchen and = library me
visitor comes to the German lace eiisaia Y,
4 srhc lnces shown are as fine q $ g GOD,
web in bridal Wells, and every neaut.lul
A sfhine that q woman coul Id desir re- "a pe-
tc,,liaritv 8 the German rose point IS thai
4 TIA roses seem to he more protnlnens
a than In other ma kes.s IN 4
Personal Mention.
he guest q Fa aIs.
GTa s ape othsr R,chnoad Visitors bsns
entertained q Farmye are M r i L Fopida
Eit zggerad ana Miss Gentry, Who with
d her sr1 Sister, Mrs. $ G. Nelson e SON.
ID ~, ssxyillIa,n du Point and family. III
"a ~ Nanntp eier In Orange county u;
Torme home Of Presid NJ Olson, are spend
\ iin i the summer An Iut ( Il,
Ri M MD Mrs. u, b. Shaw and son, Ms,
n cs iups and Mrs Oakley nay
1tat,,rn "a from IA to drs lNSalcott
n Of Hampton V W Il !. !. e 81. A3 3s
\, ,;asS u an M.ls asmy sos ss
s zee soms tse D s4sHst a soant
Miss Emily Virginia TONNES q P Z e Mrs
va who has been ylsltn Y 4; en AN
Sa si dslightful time there. has rst tp
. home. GS 81 i 5 |. n u is 3 ~
Misc lie Hill; daughter NJ. ana Mrs
! iaTs Hill Of New York. is the guest 2
I coonsressn,an and Mr.. ohm Lamp
:, Miss Mary and Miss Eereniee Gordon,
If West Appomattox, are lng re l4 l
III this city. Us 8 !. n Y, Iafsf VII