The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-07
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Personal.
"A Migrants Epitaph.

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A Migrants Epitaph.
Change was his mistress, Chance his
counsellor. IA.
Love could not keep him, Duty forged no,
The wide seas md the mountains called
And gray dawns saw his camp-fires in
the rain!
4 Sweet hands might tremble! -Ay but;
l,omust so. ~ II
\ eRcvel might hold hin for Il little space
But turning past the Laughter and the
His eyes mus, ever catch the Turing face.
Dear ewes might question: Yea, and <
sa mott again. s i5 giAI
rare 8lips. a -qi,ivcr, silently implore, Il
But ever he must turn his furtve head
And hear The other summons at the the
DOR. s5sst
Change was his mistress, Chance his
counsellor. Al
The dark frs knew his whistle up the
t@s trail. 8 (. #
why tarrlcs he to-day?-and yesternightt,
Adventure @ight her stars without avail,
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Homes for Reunion Guests.
ARRANGEMENTS are almost completed IN
Auynchburg for the entertainment OF
guests to the Confederate reunion next
n week. or the Richmond guests, sponsors
ana maids 10 theHrcunlon, Grand Con,-g
Ii 1nander George L.. Christian and Mrs.
Christian will be in the home OF Of Mrs RS
Fred Harper; N1r.8J Taylor sEllyson, aide
d "a the grand commander, in that OF Mr..
r N. r, Bowman: & Hon. John Lam, In that
OF Judge Frank p Christian; Miss Celtic
Mcguire ana Miss Blanche Smith, in that
Mt Of Mr.. j. Gordon Payne; Miss Bessie
Lamb and Miss Mary Drewry, IN ih q;
OF Mrs. Mary oWlin; Miss Anna D.&Garr
ana Miss Matte @BaskerVi n t in y :
Mrs. D. c. ia ckson. I'd 81, x
At $50 p. M Wednesday afternoon,
September 18th, reception will be given
ITO the officers Of the Grand Camp, spon-
sors and maids Of honor ut Confederate
Hall by the Garland-Rodes# Camp The
same evening the pres entatlon y OF A Inc Z
n sponsor and maids Of III honor VII 5 pc
made by Hon. Edwin i z Cox, OF TINS TINS
ID city, al Confederate Hal H. a second re-
{E cept ion will be a given H. lllc id ~ t -
1880 o'clock Thursday evening, Sept en-
Der 18th. TO the officers. 4 sponsors and an
II maids. s BY Sthe Old Dominion d Chapter
II United Daughters OF the Confcdera a. c y:
u The reunion ball will take place 31 Friday
u evening, September 18th, at o:5O 4 Q cio g
8 in the YArmory S}sE :.
The young ladies' who as sponsor for q
The State at large. district sponsors ana an
maids Of honor will represent R1ichmon g;
have been chosen most fttl w ana y! l9"si'
8s reflect great credit on the ca 1ttla q ty.s
Miss $tsettie Mcclure, the State sponsor
IS widely known in Richmond ana VT 81
rinia as the dal,ghte Of the ever Ia nen ~
1 ed Confederate surgeon, ts$f Dr. linnter5
Holmes McCiuire3SNfss Blanche smith
II Miss NfcC;uircs maid OF honor, Is N
niece of5%Gr.tTd Command err George l1.3
Christian Both young ladies are among
the most charming Of Richmond. girl
III Miss Bessie Lamb liz a daughter 81
W Congressman John Lamb. and Miss Mary Ma
q Drewry who goes with her. is the dau g Il
-Aer of Ma ora clay DrewrS. Q t his citS .
N Miss Lamb and AliEs 8Drcwry arc thor
III ouEhly Identified with w hat lis brlghtest
4 "a mos. attractive in the younger So
q clety element OF this city. 5 7S
Miss Alsia Dean Carr, I he daughter 2 s
81 Mrs. ANN Deanc Carr. and N he la q
II Dabney Carr. is greatly admired forfthe
d charm Of her personality. and Miss Mat
tie i Baskerville, her mnid 4&of honor, IS
exceedingly attractive' in every respect
3Sss Peyton- oolfolk.
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