The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-04
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u Which of the summer: sounds
i is sweetest u tired hearts A
Y Tho low, unwearNing hum
\ Ofsthe bee In the clover bed
S51'he hymn OF tile thrush al dusk2
Il I,obfns that call In the rain?
q Cool waves slipping away
From the boat as she sails through
sea2 4
Whisper OF wind III The whcat9
Or, from the fresh smelling field Z.
When the heaven is thick with her stars
4 The cricketfs comforting &chirp
Telling OF welcome and home?
\ Hot winds bearing the noise
O.. cty's traffic and cries,
And from the little square
& The voices of children In song,
liundreds of children at play,
" Circling and singing their glee;
d Glad IN the gift5of to-day,
The sunshine and warmth of the carth,
The JOY Of youth but begunl
Chorus Of mirth and good VIII,
Childhood's treble of hope
{ This lis the summer sound &
n Tho sweetest the tired heart KNOWS. 81.
Mary w. Ovington, In The Outlook.
II The Norfolk Ledger of Tuesday says: H
4 A very delightful time was had by
4 number OF little people at the home OF
\ Mr. and Mrs. George Allison, NO. 269
sIslIolt Street. last night, the occasion be-
j ing the celebration OF the thirteenth,
4 birthday of their granddaughter, Mash
i Se,ph, OF Richmond. Many games were
4 played and later in the evening tempt
ling refreshments were served. The young
i hostess OF the occasion received a nllnl-y
i be-, OF birthday gifts. Those present weref
Il Catherine Sherwood of Raleigh, N, O.;
8IsJcnnie Burton OF Portsmouth, Va; LII
\ lian Belote, of Portsmouth, Va; Lucille
! Grady, I.eona Stern, Grace Mackimmie.
1 Mabel l.. Turner, X S. Jones, Walter.
4! "A. Edwards. Jr., Agate Lathrop and Os-
car Il. Edwards.
Mr.. Hidden in Richmond.
S. Mr.. Robert G. Iliden, OF Birmingham
4 Ala, formerly of Richmond, was In.
i Richmond yesterday on his way to New
4 York, where he joins a party to-day
aud sails tomorrow on the Celtic Of
4 tho White Star Line, for Europe.
Il Mr.. Hiden, who is a well known jour.
4 nalist has "a number Of Richmond friends
who were much pleased o5see him gain i
land have the pleasure OF a talk wi tn him.
s1IIe has ta delightful trip In prospect, and
/: Is looking forward to 1t with lively m
.tticipatlons Of pleasure.
Flower Carnival,
81 Guests Mt Capoli Springs West Vir-5
I ginia, are pleasantly excited over their
;lannual August e. Flower Carnival, for
1 which, this year, elaborate prepare tons
1 are going forward
Mrs Charles +. Nelson, OF Capon. has
been elected president or the carnival.
with Mrs. John Mason, Of Philadelphia,
as manager and DR.. Wright as assistant.
NJ The interest in the preparations being
made has been greatly augmented by the
fact that a voting contest is going on
I for the election of Il Queen of the Car-
SnivaI.;' Young ladies who are popular
candidates for the honor include: Miss
j Burke of Washington; Miss Henry, Miss
Brooks, Miss Hodge. Miss DaveN.s M iss
Sperry, Miss PREM and Miss Clark. who
4 have entered thoroughly inro5the fun and
\ the spirit$of the OCCASION and permitted \
the use Of their names in the generous
hope Of thereby adding TO the carnival 4
fund. II! 5s $4
The Eagles Shadow.
The first instalmert of Mr.. James
SdDeii J Iltt5
Shadow, : appears In the Saturday Even
ing Post of this week.
n An attractive cover color picture is
administration in keeping with those that
appear on the inside pages
All are very well done indeed from
an interpretative point of view. Mr.
Cabell is spending the summer III the
rginia mountains. The Eagles Shadow
will be published in book form early in
the autumn by Doubleday, Page and
Company.
Personal Mention.
Z The Rev. and Mrs. Ellis of Emporia,
Va. are the guests Of Mrs. Ellis's father
Mr.. E. j. Warren, No. 8 North Third
Street. @
/ Miss otcy Minor has returned homo
from visit o1. I la! 10 and southamp-s
i ton county. 3. : :.
Mrs. r. G. cabeli will spend a few
4 days Of this month with her son, Mr..
Johr, Cabell, who is located In PhiIadel-
$phia, having accepted a position there
with the United Gas, Company 'rp 1.atter,
RI Mrs. Cabell Will be the guest of friends
i; at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island.
MT. ana MIS- f.tiH- f5rannan,a aIter
I, delightful trip to New York, Atlantic
+. City, Niagara Falls and the St.aIous
Exposition. have returned to Richmond
and will reside at No. lio9 West Main
Street.
Miss Annie Coleman Is visiting friends
K at Stirling, va. rs
Mrs. j. b. Lacy is the guest of Mrs.
John P. Lacy at Monterey King Will
+ liam county, Va,
MI. Charles Hushlett has returned from