The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-22
Social and
Personal.

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"After Midnight Coneth Morn.
: Tho wears como and the years go,
And tho leaves OF life keep falling
& And acros. the sunless rivers How,
with accents soft and whispers low
The friends long lost are calling;
While autumn his red glory wears,
& gAns clouds Cypress Tire sky like cares
pat Tho old griefs die and new joys
are born,
ANA of;c,. tfe midnight cometh morn.
The wears wake and the years sleep
And lie past Is full Of sorrow;
,r,1e thn,ghtlcss laughs and the Thought
full weeps,
Ana each the fruit OF his folies reaps,
For to-day Is the fate OF tomorrow;
sBut new loves tempt us to forget
The old and old friends love us yct-
So the old grefs die and the new JOYS
And after the midnight cometh morn
! The years laugh, tho years sigh,
But the flowers for you are blowing;
AS girlhood's days go dancing BY
And womanhood's blithe May Is nigh.
With hopes and fancies glowing;
4 While Love his nets for you prepares
And turks to catch you Hunaware res ,o,,s
And the old grief dies and new JOYS
And after the midnight cometh morn
b ,rhe years live and tho years die,
And all they touch they sa6den;
q But still the heart can time DEFY,
Hope still with purple flush our sky,
And sober friendship gladden.:
And we'll as we have loved before,
IN autumn We can love once more
y FOR the old griefs die and new joys
And after the midnight cometh morn.
& M Albert Pike.
Mrs. Claiborne in ST. Louis.
Mrs Herbert Claiborne who Is now IN
& 81 Louis, has been showered with nonors
Maid her by the delegates from all tne
: State societies who assembled at the ES-
nosition for Colonial Danes Day--Octoper
4 nDth In addition to the receptions given
them by the Missouri Danes at tne,r
state building. by DANES in the lillnols
Il pavilion. and BY the board OF lady man
arera Of the Exposition, Mrs. Claiborne
ass has been entertained at dinners, luncn-
cons and teas by friends and relatives IN
a rs VI b
Mrs Claiborne viii not return to Rich
y n1ond for some time. as she has accepted
Invitations from several State societles.
the Danes In other sections desiring 20
meet and compliment the national presl-
~ dent.
Out-of-Town Society.
:55ss Rear Admiral Jewell, commanding the
European squadron OF the North. Atla ATLANTIC
(. fleet, and his staff, We're introduced 20
" y<inp Edward at Buckingham Palace.
I.o,,5on on Thursday last by Ambassador
4 Choate. and were entertained by him at
LUNCHEON. The King proposed the toast:
h ..,.The American Navy: May Its Glory
&aver Grow Less" Invited to meet the
4 naval guests were Prince Louis, OF Bat
,enb,lrg. Admiral Lord Walter Kerr ana
Sir Thomas Upton. !,
MIR. Joseph Jefferson Is on MS way
South. He will spend two weeks IN
washington and pay short visit 10 A. A.
,an.a Afterward he Will make his winter
hr,,,1e in Florida. and Is fully equipped 70
enjoy the hshing there.
Queen Alexandra,s return 10 Ens1allu
8 ,-5,,, Copenhagen has been DELAYED, grsi
i,v the illness OF the @Dowager Empress u
Russia and later by bad weather
Mr.. ard Mrs Reginala =; San.I l,.a
have closed their Newport villa and nave
Iaft5to attend the Chicago Horse show,
wbara Mr.. Vanderbilt will exhibit his
rrsze winning horses J.,
Mrs. william x. Vanderbilt arrived ~
. New york Thursday from abroad, by the
Deutschland, and went to her country
Mace at Oakdale, Long Island:
3 James E. Martin. Jr., OF New ioth,
4 ,,ho Is rs marry Miss Gladys Robinson
] On November 9th, will give his farewell
ba ohelor dinner at Delmonico's FRIDAY,
+ October 18th.
A. the marriage on October 18th, OF
Nr;ss 7rurenia Dixon. OF Philadelphia to
Mr.. Clement r. Wainwright, taking place
J on Thursday last, the, brides gown was
4, Of white satin en- train, trimmed Win
Il 3, = noint lace. the bodice being made with
a deep pointed lace yoke Her veil wa $
of tulle fastened with spray OF orange
blossoms and tashe carried bouquet OF
( lilies OF the.'yastey.
1t is reported that the trustees of@the
corcoran Art Gallery in Washington,
have about decided not to accept the
art collection OF the late Mrs. Harriet
Lane Johnson. but to sell the same in
New York.
The New York Herald of yesterday
says:
The wedding OF Mrs. Mary E. Lester.
a widow to Louis X. Garner, wealthy
New York woollen merchant, tonight.
caused surprise in Norwich, Conn. Both
have resided for two seasons IN fashion
able hotels. They met for the first tine
at the Fins, where both were staying a
few weeks ago. and the acquaintance
coon ripened into an engagement.
Mr.. Garner was to sail for England IN
few days, go the couple decided on the
marriage. II took place in Christ Church
z Norwich, the Rev. w. II. McGill officiat-