The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27

ss3 voice OF April, sliquid clear # 81.
s4 In the daybreak OF the veal r.
Springs bite herald In the tree
t3a Iil c,arolitiE Ills heart awsy,
Catch ard tnadrigal and glce:
Spring Is here to- I, i day g D. &. K,
# FADE o. April, talr Its gleat,i Il y
s{8gA 4 tho voting years waking dream
SPRINGS glad smile on earth and sky
silver mist and golden ra y II, ga
Shower and sunshine slipping by:
\ % Spring Is here to- tdl day
lf Iips Of April. how they shine
ms 9'rhrough1t the fretwork Of the vinel
Y snrinp' 4 fresh Kisses each OF them
h Jewel bud or blossom ay----- N A
II Honey sweet on tWig and stem
Spring Is hero day si
Heart OF April, last and best.
s Beating fast against my breast---gg ~ a
snring's ow,, self! All. i Wcetheart true.
Love no dearer words can say;
April Is none else but YOU! s5
Spring is here to-day .ssl Y
ss MA Frank Dcmpster Sherman. 4
NJ To-day is Palm Sunday, 90 called in
memory Of Chrlst's triumphant entry In
to Jerusalem, when the multitude streW:
i ed tho way with palm branches and
leaves, Passion week, following Palm
Sunday, will be succeeded by Easter-tide
q and Easter joys. ssS 3
4 sS#Thc quiet OF Lent will be broken effect
Il t,aIly by the advent OF the April fcstivl- =
X tlcs. for tho music OF N Easter wedding
& balIs viii so,intl clear and full. beginning
Y With April 6tn and continuing through
4 tho remainder Of the Easter month";
Tho subscription german TO be given
under the auspices Of Richmond l,e Assem-
. bly, viii rs lead the gayeties 0! the season.
Y and viii doubtless be largely tended !. as
H richmond will have, during the holiday.
a number OF charming guests from othcr
( cities in the state and outside OF + and ID
II many OF tho younger society girls VIII
return from boarding school 70 spend
4 Easter week here. s3s ~ Il
4 IS The launching OF the battleship iVir--i
~ ginia, at Newport News. on q prll bth.
4 has created decided interest IN society
circles Governor and Mrs. Andrew. J.
Monta que With the sponsor forathe Viz
ginia, their eldest daughter Miss Gay
Montague, and q. party OF friends. Will go
tt to Newport News by special train.
The Colonial Danes, including tie
IS president. Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne
4 viii. many OF them. accompany the party
made up BY the Nestmoreland Club Tor
41 IFS friends. IA special train and a lunch
on the stea mer Louise after the launch
q ing makes a very attractive prospect for
y the party The Commonwealth Club has
completed equally pleasant arrange
mer,ts IN which number OF the Danes
n Will share. 55,. Pr III 81 4f sa 81
Besides those accompanying the clubs
" d large crowd on pleasure bent. Will go
down to Newport for the day. the occa-
sion being n notable event In State an
nails, and one OF which every Virgintan.
\ has right to be proud.
West-Goolsby.
4s& The social event OF Monday will be the
1 wedding OF Miss Louise Campbell Goolsby'
81 to Mr. Claude Lorraine West, OF Column
bia College. New York.
@ The celebration will take place to- NOR.
81 row at $50 p. NJ. In the home OF the
3 brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u c. Gools-5
a by, Of No. 318 South Fourth Street, the!
81 Rev. DR.. Russell Cecil, OF Second Preby-A
terrain Church. officiating.
The lower floor OF the house Will be
canvased in white and artistically decor
& ated In palms and Easter lilies. The brt- 4
X dial party will enter TO the wedding chorus
II from Lohengrln and. during the scere-S
y rnony Hearts and Flowers" will be
3 played. ~ I'D y
The bride will be gowned in pale gray
crepe de chino built on taffeta and trim
y med In pearl embroidery on panels, bodice
and girdle. Her4&picture hat VIII be
v softly shaded In plumes and relieved BY
pink roses; her only ornament q diamond
q L D.