The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30
SOC I.AL AND
PERSONA
Under TIE Holly.

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Under the Holly.
IA Whom tlic hale year laughed III the prime
{ S35 Of May, 5 3S Vi Il n "a III Il III
~ And each path wat a lure to the tr 4, ant
l lgsgs5 IN eye,gg tg I'm
xxi 1vhen tho south wind satlg 8 Come AVA y!
n, S5g Come away! = i 5
S5SS (Ahs huttthe blue of n3vcrnal skyl)
8 When tic vreo's voice was N Tyr cry
i n was tic bloom q Is the apple beckoned
III lie, now III n IL 4 ESP "a IN Ell
MN When Swe5meet, my sweet. for The tryst-s
WA M Ing, why, III ll555 IA L 3 855 .
l Is under tile green Of the holly bough! u
When The meadows swooned in the 4 t Ia 4
IL cling day, ysi .G "a 3gsss f;5 "
And the hlltops seemed in a dream ir''ail1.
.8jS;,rhen shrillf was tho locust's roundelay
3$t "a III biit the glow OF II summer SKY
When the stream SONG sank TO q rip
ping sigh 8ls & Vi .9S NJ 4 ,s
Twas the pleach O. he elm leaves Deck ea
5 loned US; now jis5,, NJ
When Nc meet, my sweet for the tryst \.
lsa Ing, why IS IS "a N Z. I, ~
\ 5,ris under tie green Of the holly bouEh!
$Ei5iWhenthc woodland cleaned like q priismy
AMI Tie distance drowsed i III & q golden
Il dye d'ssfjjt1 {is MA
When vineyard mud orchard aislcs were
sSSR CAN but the depths OF an autumn skyD$
With stains like a web Of 1'yran ply
N 4'Twas the flame o. the maple beckoned
si us; now 55i y {5 w stq
When we meet, my sweet, for the tryst-s
III ling, why, $g iii
II mis- under tie green Of the holly boush!
\ N ENvo 7.
Spring, summer and autumn have all
$s q I sped by; M 81 rs a Isl
M (All,5 but the chill of a winter skyL
Yet love still calls to the tryst, and now IN
q IT'S under the green of the holly bougf {
Progressive Book Party.
Ss3 The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Land
street, corner Floyd Avenue and Linden
street. was HI gala attire last evening,
when their daughter Miss Martha 3.
X Lnndstreet, entertained her friends at
IN a charming and unique function---a " Pro-
SI gressive Book 8{ Party''-at which the
guests unprecedented well known publicn-$
5555 tions. II "a u i4 Y HI
8SS33 Palms formed the setting in the draw
FL ing rooms where small tables were ar :
S35 ranged, upon which were rehl,s cards
81 embodyng the title Of some popular novel
IA Those giving correct answers to these
~ eniemas progressed = to the next table,
@B the most successful guesser receiving as q
II Il prize a handsome white gauze fan, with
carved ivory sticks, the consolation prize
e being a miniature dress sui On se Y ~ 4
E with bonbots. II. al s@ 81 i5t
IN the dining room, where an elegant
NH collatloll85wa served the color scheme
3 was pink Pink galze st Gamers, ctilllht&
E5togetheri at the chandelier, terminated sill8
x graceful bows at each corner Of the
table, In the center of which pink carna-s
Stlons blossomed tlxuriantly, while, the.
avors were pink hearts filled With candy.
l$s5 Mrs I,andstreet, attractlvely gowned In
WHITE assisted 8her#daughter&i receiving
.s$ her friends Miss Land treet. whose Fiebe
J$stype made her a fitting representative
SS q i; Cherry Booth arlington recent
novel, wore a rega costume OF pink sat,1
an heirloom IN the family, upon the
OF which was an embossed hn.ee, ~
III f@chcrry velvet. Her ca pc. q Of rich Is, old
ia ce was worn by her grandmother,&th the
Il eldest daughter Of President VI Johnson
while mistress of the White House 5f5
ls Among Miss 14andstreets guests. were err, \
Misses Grace Neal, Gertrude Tayi g
Il katherine GunfoM Of timore, the the
& guest Of MI SIS Taylor: Nvariield CrenahlaW,
III Marx Hart SCrenshaw vs. Carrie Rennolds,
BERTHE Trigg, Rose Archer, Mary Aylett,
Anita n Cussen,@ Meta Randolph. Bessie
IA cle son. Julia Joynes, Susan Page. visit
Il Jig Miss Joynes Floyd 4 nylor.s Fred;
erica. Leake Bessie Luck g, F'attie ga rs,
elizabeth King. Elizabeth Johnston Car
ale Minor Rachael Urquhart, Eliza both
Wheat, l.izctte Moore, Bessie Ryland,
I Mary Butler, Mary Moore, Lcttlce Wood
ward NJ Anne Royal, Page Royal Lora
}Crump Marie Cranz, Fannie Warwick,
! Mary Day VIM, Polly Robins and Ellen
Gregory. F 54
Entertained at Cards.
:S3SEES Miss Martha Chaffin was the hostess of
an extremely pretty card party given
lin her home, at Riveryiew. last NVednes-
day evening. I'D Gora tons were in Christ
mas colors, and the score cards were,
baby walkers in red. Players scored /, IN
s&tinyi{fir crackers fastened with red RIB
bons.
Progressive euchre at nine tables was
ii played, the score keepers being Miss
$ Licsa Archer and Mr.. Randolph Watt.
Among those who played were Miss Bes-
4 Sic jackson, Miss Patty Lyle, Miss Cora
catlin, Miss Gertrude Flournoy, Miss
55 j ,oulic Fitzgerald Miss Mary Putzel, Miss
Mabel O Ferrall. Miss Mary Boiling, Miss
il Sarah Chamberlayne, Miss Nell Glenn.
Miss Louise Warrington, Miss Katherine
Richardson.5 Miss Mary Haryie, Miss Lee
more Tlnslry. Miss Mary Aylett, Miss
An n Eliza Palmer. Miss Ida Mason, Miss
Mamie Cole, Miss Matte Brown, Miss
;.5 Virginia Mason Messrs. William Kyle and
Rolfe Glover. OF the Virginia Polytechnic
TIA Institute; William Jackson, Hugh Rose,
william Grigg. Mason Berkeley, James
Ell Wheat Basil Cole, Barton Palmer, Leigh
Wilson. Egbcrt Giles, Olin Richardson.
Henry Flournoy, Frederic Valentine, John
Breckenridge, MichauS Earvie, Armistead
q JInrvIc. and others.
N .'S -Four prizes were awarded. Miss Mabel
OlFerrall and Mr. Frederic Valentine
capturing first hOnois the consolation
falling to Miss cora Catln and Mr.. Mason
~ Berkeley.
3 Delicious refreshments were served az
ter the game. Miss ChaAln gave her
guests a Thoroughly ENJOYABLE evening,