The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-05
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Love triumphant.


Love Triumphant.
1Iclen's lips arc drifting dust;
1lion is consumed with rust;
All the galieons of Greece.
Drink the oceans dreamiess peace
Los. was soioinon's purple show
Restless centuries ago;
stately empires wax and Wane--
Babylon, Barbary, and SPAN;
Only one thing, undeiaced.
Lasts though oil the worlds lie waste
And the heavens arc overturned,
Dear, how long ago we learneds
There's a sight that blinds the sun,
sound that lives when sounds are dohe'
f. Music that rebukes the birds.
Language lovcler than words,
1Jie ami scent that shame the rose,
Wine no earthly vineyard knows,
Silence stiler than the shore
swept by Charop's stealthy oar,
Ocean more dvinely free
Than Pacltic's boundless sea;
We who love have learned 1t true,
Dear, how long ago we knew!
Mrs. Clothier's Exhibit.
Mrs. John D. Clothier. assisted ny
several
hibit OF her art work in decorative porce-
lain ar her stdulo. No. 200 west Grace
street. from to PEP. NJ. to-day
& The exhibit Will display examples o.
n,;ntin,-s In ,laturalistic convenuonal aiio
figure designs The studio viii be CHARM
ingly decorated in autumn leaves anu
&chrysanthemums and callers VIII NC q"
sanSea the fullest opportunity of inspect
- ,,nn,ber Of very choice specimens
ssnf Mrs. Clothier's nandicraft, she spent
e soynral mon this recently in study lor con-
+ ,on+ional work under Mrs. *. q. Cherry,
AS Louis who has been accoroeo
snace IN the Fine Arts building at NY
l!xnosition. Mrs. Clothier's STUDY re.
reived special mention and praise IRON ron,
NJ. rhe,rv' ond other art critics She
tos heen with Mrs. Vance Philnps, OF
New York for figure painting, ana mas
55taken lessons In nathralistic work from
Rischoff, Miss NJ. Mason and MIS-. SARA
Wood Stafford, Of New 1ork
She has a large and enthusiastic cius'
In Richmond.
Miss Serpell's Engagement.
II The engagement Of Miss Nellie Serpeii,
os Norfolk, the daughter of Mr.. Y. NJ.
II Scrpel, general superintendent OF Ite
Atlantic Coast Line, to Major > r1e'''
Tyler, son OF former Governor :. i1os. ms,
Tvlcr, has Just been announced anu
Interest In Norfolk and Richmond so
cictv circles. Miss serpel and her sister
we're at the Richmond Horse SNOW,
where they occupied boes with, friends
for several evenings
II The announceme nt was 1oresnauoWeu
by the fact that the Misses Serpeli were
guests of honor not long ago. at a mouse
party given by the Ex-Governor at MS
country home near Pulaski, where Major
IIeth Tyler was also one OF the party.
The wedding will take place November
18TH
Annual Meeting A. P. V. a.
Il The postponed annual meeting OF the
Association for the Preservation OF Viz
GINA Antiquities will be held Tuesday,
November 18TH at s P, NJ, in the rooms
of the Virginia Historical Society. no.
7o7 East Franklin Street.
The above notice has been sent to
every member Of the association In
Richmond, and to every director Of a
branch.
Bazaar for Norfolk Monument.
The Norfolk Ledger OF Thursday has
the following mention Of the Confederate
Bazaar to be held in Norfolk, in which
Richmond Daughters Of the Confederacy
are interested. The Ledger says:
Pickett-Buchanan Chapter Daughters
of the Confederacy, met this morning and
heard the reports from the delegates to
the Petersburg convention. and also re-
ceived report from the Committee on
Confederate Bazaar, which Is soon to be
held for the benefit OF the Confederate !
monument The melting was largely at
tended and the ladies manifested much |
interest in both reports. IT was decided
to hold the bazaar at Armory Hall and
a committee was appointed to fix the
date, which committee subsequently de-
cided upon the last week In tho present
month. The ladies feel greatly en-
couraged as to the bazaar, having many
promises Of assistance. and they are ex-
recting to realize Il large sum toward
the completion of the Norfolk monument.
Pickett Buchanan Camp. c. ". has writ
ten them that the cap can be counted
on for most earnest and active sup
port of the bazaar, and letters have
also been received from various chapters
of the U. D. c. in the South pledging as
sistance to the enterprise
Deep Run Hunt Club Meet.
4 The meet of the. Deep Run Hunt Club
at Bloomingdsle 4 p. NJ this afternoon
will be followed by n reception nj the
club house. the beginning o. n series
making delightful feature In the social
life Of Richmond and during the au-
&tpmn, winter and spring.
The club parlors will be decorated with
palms, roses and chrysanthemums The
ladies invited TO act on the reception COM
mittee for the afternoon are: Mrs c. c.
Pinckney, Mrs. Joseph T. Willard, Mrs.
Thomas n Carter, Mrs, Andrew Chris
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