The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-11
SOCIETY As7IR|
WITH WEDDINGS.
Marriage Of Miss Woodlouse to
q Mr.. w. Z. Prince, Of
This City.
At HOMES, TEAS, LUNcHEoNs.
Pleasant Entertainments Will
Keep the Smart Set on the
Go-Rabbis Honorcd.
At HOMES, TEAS, LUNcHEoNs
Gone Seward.

x IL Ia carry 1,eyond lis d soul undaurted,
IL 10 leave among us who saw him so,
4 A name that Is bright because he bore 1t,
tnwrought with honor as white us snow;
IF these are worthy the Hope Eternal,
Then hope must follow his flight, l
know.
ITO stretch a hand to hands thar needed
If to soften the path unto weary feet,
If fairdecis done in life's silent places.
Because such deeds TO his heart were
sweet:
& II these make light on the shadowed
waters,
He has gone where a thousand splen-
dors meet
On the Swallowed waters where there
comes no answer
To the broken questions we ask in vain
4 On the sea, whose tides ebb out forever
And boat not hack to our feet again; i
Has the bright light passed that to lives
that loved him.
" Only In passing had given painI
Z But across those waters no darkness
Overtime way that thy soul hath fed, 4
q So deep that my Love may nol loiioW
after,
when the tears are done and tho prayers
are said
4 FOLLOW and cling and abide forever, until
1, too, follow, b
o dear and dead.
I And IFlIft my face to the far-off haven.
From these old fields where our 1cet
as once trod
4 Lies ways together. in long days ever,
& With sandals OF youth and of courage
@5s4a.4 S5hOd :f5 4i afE 5-- g5 tsHilf ~
& Praying the paths that are here diver
gent
May blend in the fields of the peace Of
God.
The Tuesday German.
The Tuesday German Club will give the
& opening dance OF the season in the Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday evening. December
18th. and debutantes. society bellies and
charming chaperones are looking for
ward to it with expectation on tp-toc.s
Ut will mark he line over which they will
pass into rhe delightful social gayety that
will continue into the New Year.
8Thllow's orchestra will be III attendance
Ball room decorations will be in Christ
mas holly and mistletoe, and Mr.. Adolf
ptus Blair will lead the dance. At It's
conclusion a delicious menu will be served
in the supper hall Of the Temple.
4 Chaperones for the evening will include
Mrs. w. S. p. Mayo. Mrs. Il. T. Wilson,
Mrs. John "A. Coke. Jr., Mrs. William NJ.
$Taliaferro Mrs. Adolphus Blair. Mrs. "a.
"A. GiIl!s, Mrs. Parke Benjamin Talia-a
ferro. Mrs. j. 6 Farlnlld, Mrs. T. l..
Benson and Mrs Stuart Cooke.
The Tuesday Club, always a factor in
the hest social life of the city, has lately
been reorganized. with Mr.. w. S. 7. MAYO
as president, Mr.. John a. Coke Jr, as
vicc-president. Mr.. Henry S. Hotchkiss as
secretary and treasurer. The board Is
composed of Mr.. Adolphus Blair, Mr.. W.
N I. Taiiaferro. Mr.. Leslie H.. Reed. Mr..
Thomas b. NicAdams and NJ. Il. II.
Wilson.
Mrs. Claiborne's Gift.
y At the meeting OF the Virginia Colonial
Danes last Friday afternoon, with Mrs.
w. +. Robins, Mrs. Herbert a. Claiborne
made a gift to the Society Of manuscript
copies, embodying the vestry books OF
3Blisland and ST. Peters parish, In New
Kent county. most valuable contribution
to colonial and local history.
An account Of Colonial Danes Day
in 81, Louis was g.teil by ,airs. Claiborne,