The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-25
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The Question.
when Indies bright shall tempt thee Wit
their smiles
rheIr silver brows, sweet speech al,t
lovel, wiles. !.
Nvil, thou muse: "Dearcr far to me ne
53 look
when she is silent: MS running brook
IN messy ways, her still voice: ana mel
Dow,lesst, and blush, and virgin rear
Mors Than rose-lips or glance Of sunny
eyes?"
Society in Holiday Mood.
Given skies as Blue and airs as soft as
those which made yesterday an ideal
Indian summer day, and society was ehris
abroad and astir to respond 70 the va
rious demands upon its time and pleasure.
The colors Of the Virginia ana Nortn
Carolina Universities flrttcred gaNiy from
tha emas of canes, from the rosettcs which
held them on young ladies' coats, from
ire traps and the horses which carried
PARTIES Of smart people 70 the o'il
grounds
The reception ut the Deep Run iiunt
y Club was an attraction winch ore" tiu ,..,.
house and periors that we're charminslS
decorated In chrysanthcmums, roses ana
nalrns The meet took place OF the ken
mas ALTO in the morning and was Largely
attended
The reception committee to welcome
visitors IN the club parlors, after the run
+ was over, included Mrs. Il. @ Beattle,
Mrs ST George Bryan Mrs. Conn'', g nan =,
Hail Mrs Calvin Whiteley Mrs IS. 81.
ELLINGTON. Miss Kathleen Anderson, the
\ Misses Boyd. Miss Frances Scott, MISS
:nrerrarct Mcclure and Miss Ruth fleo-
bard
All the pretty young hostesses OF the
town. with their gallant escorts ana thell
II charming girl visitors. lent the brightness
OF their presence to render the reception
hours memorable In the clubs soclai
.' THE nink-coated club riders and
y the University men WED with each other
IN the era cefuI rendering and acceptance
3jJ az sThanksrlvinE social COURTESY and nos
,,,tnlity. and the Deep Run Hunt Club
took the Initiative in the crowded ana
delightful programme OF the Day y
The Thanksgiving German.
After The Hunt Club meet and rccen-a
zion, the hall game, the dinners and the
# nlav n, the B!jou In the evening, came the
crownmg event Of the day In the 'IhanRs--
giving german -. - -, !. ),
Z. AZ 'rhe Masonic Temples where the german
was DANCED, was decorated Win PAINS
and chrysanthenrlns by Mr.: ,l1af in ttlo''N,
Is and frightened with the Virginia ana
North Caro!tn, colors Mr.. w 5. "a
3 NIayo led the german, the prettiest fea-
4 IRIS Of Il being the debutante figure. III
which Miss Martha Robinson, Sc MISS
Courtenay Crump, Miss Louise McAdams,
/ Miss Nellie Davenport. Miss Ma
ME Davenport, Miss Margaret NC
~ mt
q sic gromptins Miss Charlotte Miller, Miss
Pernnrd Cooke. Miss Gertrude Lewis.
Miss Louise Price, Miss Eileen CowardinG
Miss Al!ne Jennings. Miss Kathleen Bruce
Miss Anne Talbot Miss Mildred Boyd,
Miss Nancy Waddill and Miss Emily
Waddill TOOK part
Pntrpnesscs for the evening We're Mrs.
& George Ben Johnston; Mrs !, Inonas , sns-
ling Ir., Mrs. Beverly 7. Crump,. Mrs.
w. IS p. Mayo Mrs. A. Churchill YOUNG,
Mrs, Adolphus Blair, Mrs. Thomas Ruth
erfoprf Ms Charles p. Workman. Jr.s
Mrs Eugene Mnssie. AIRS Granville c.
Valentine Mrs Pelham Blackford, Mrs
William NJ Italia ferro, Mrs. r. Z Wilson,
= Mrs. j. r. " Daniel, Mrs Plcasanton
Conquest Mrs. Horace s. Hawes Mrs
John T.. de Trev,lle and Mrs. Parke Ben
iam'ns Tai'nferro
About sixty couples or more were
dancing. and the gowning was exceed
imgly pretty the ball room being Fl rain
bow-like scene of bright colors. with a
CHANGING of graceful forms. The music
was verv brilliant, and the whole affair.
was attended with tho greatest success
- and credit to Miss Carrie Armistead and
4 Miss Louise Herbert, of this city, who
directed every arrangement for It
Annual Meeting Of G. w. M. A.
The eighth annual meeting of the
George Washington Memorial Associn-
ton Will. be held at Rauscher's. Con-
necttcut avenue and L street. in the city
OF Washington, D. c., on tho 14tn Of
E December, 1904
The plogra,anIe. For December 1a,h in.
cludes The trustees meeting at 10 O'Clock
"A. NJ, the registration or members, the
address OF the president. the appointment
and meeting of nominating and other
committees, the reports of officers, the
reports of committees the election ana
6 srstal!atuyl % officers for the ensuing;
year the discussion of future work and
The amendments to the constitution.
1t Is desirable that as many members
MS possible shall be present In person or
by proxy vote In case that proxy Is
H sent it should be signed. dated and tho
4 signature witnessed.
It BY vote of the Executive Committee
former members Of the association VIII
be given n vote at this annual meet
ing and are urged to be present
Mrs Charles Washington Coleman Of
Williamsburg, Va, Is at the head Of the
association work in Virginia and Mrs
Decatur Axtell is the official representa-
live of the Richmond branch. These two
ladies, with others from Virginia, will