The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-04

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"a Song iii doubt.

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"a Song in Doubt.
IL II lover or friend that she holds me !?
l know not, hut know 81 If
That shc sha pes me aid tnoulds me
N AS sculptor the splablc clay;
i NY longing, 1t floods and tnfolds me
A. does earth the snpw, i5sess u
g55y, or as, utathe lapse OF the thrush song,
III The darkness the day.
Her eyes arc as8 skies at their fairest,
Uhfathoinably blue;
Her lips are as rarest
Anemones touched by the sdii sge
u All heart OF my heart II thou ca rest
Then give me the clue 9t53ss = 5i5S & 4S5S
4! THAT shall point out the radiant path
y VI way to pnrad lse won! III IN ~ a5
Sonnet Stephens In 3Munscy' 8.
Ricl1tnond's Younger Set.
Richmond las, perhaps, more, pretty
+ girls Its younger etHthanS most cities
Of It's size. Many of s. these charming j
II young niaidens are beauties by inherl-3
:ance;; t1elrE mothers and grandtnothers
1t 1nvlng been famous bellies In heir day.
.ejoice 10 Y see tile tale or Is their own 1
tovclncss repeated In this younger gen-
{ GRAFTON Who. Iii a little while. will set 4
hearts aflaine on their own account.
II seems a. pity for those who are TO 4
I'LL LUSUlVUy lildl III CAI'6
ladies will be at select finishing schools
next 5winterSsthns holding the Important
event or tEe,r debut foril season or two i
longer Miss Ella Buck will be ut "a 4
fashionable New York Establishment and A
Mrs Buck viii sIc,d The Winter u, the /
metropolis 60 as Ia be near her daugh
aNf Ter.
Miss Page 1Aylett Royal Will attend
3s2clicxys Chase school Just comfortably
nsAstF
i54 Is. dea over by$a French principal NJ ada
54malselle Lea Boulgtly. Miss Marie Potts
s. 3Till also be al Chevy chnse, which has
Il "a widely extended reputation for tyles
and xclusivcneas
Miss Anne tx eit, Royal VIII attend the 4
# GEatliani Episcopli alnstituteJat Chat ham,
Va. a u Virginia school iii which 3 Bishop
u Randolph akess grea In terest, Y being
under the direct supervision Of Mrs
Richard II. Willis. "a iiss 1 nloger ~ rwicks
a and Miss Mary Davle 4 re n two othcr5
young girls from Richmond, who Will
30 To- Chatham. -
7a3 There lis IN famous school for girls a &
Chestnut Hi, sEa suburb ofs u Philadelphia.
Five Or 81 XII r edmond girls will be here
among them. \ isss Carrie Rennolds. Miss
Louise HARRISON Miss lice Doyle. fiss I
& Mary Moore and Miss Johnston. the
Ss sis ter OF Miss Mary Johnston, he aus
$t iloress. 5854 3
iiss Bessie j Jackson vi L go 10 d north
Sc ern college. fiss Elsie Lindsey and Miss 1
Frances Myers Will be students In Miss
gullocls s 10 llool, w not FAR from Bal IT,
more. ii, b beant u fill part nd .8ss
In a short while these young ladies Wel
have finished with school Ilfes Then their
3t ma mes will make a brilliant list, and 4
he season which knows hem 81 q $ u de-
$8 b.itantes will be q memoranda one. ms
d ICED. 5
Debutantes Of the Season.
Last June wa s / given up TO The swee:
& 3girl graduates Tbis autumn and winter
III Will be given over to tlie I'd cbutantes. al
ss8 Ways the central fig cures OF IN terest as
each year witness their entrance into
s& the fascinating word OF society "
sa3 Miss Louise 81 dams. who graduated
with distinction at; Cathedral School. Snear 81
ashinE ton p. Gu 81, IN the class OF l9of
will make her formal entrance Into the
n social whirl OF Richmond q this winter
iss AfcAdaIAryi Is the da ugt ter OF Mrs
sallie& Branch NJ cAdams nd III the tc5
f8 III omas 3. AicAdams, and Is extrenVely.:
popular among a Il large circle @Iof rich sl1
n,o,,d friends. # z sst s55
Miss AfcAdamss cousin. NJ lss Ma rtla5
I Bowie. will G sltin,ie her studies "a s.
Ear8 College this year, where she goes 70
win honors, lis so many Southern IRIS
have done#at Northern colleges. El
5l sl Miss Nellie ompkins. the laughter Of
lor.S Christopher Tompkins nd Mrs. II onlir-5
" klns, present is anot her charming lgure
III on the debutante list Other names al i9
~ bearing Will include 4 lose Of Miss Hattie
~ Shields. Miss Ella Hammond. Miss Court
neys Crunp and Miss Brent w 1T.
rhe season viii formal " open with. the
beginning OF the germans in Decent ers
but Sthe buds wi III be In mode est evi-
5 tence a & tile Horse Show and a the gar
don parties and 8 teas which a re 4 sucI
IL grecab features Of the autumn in Rich
nond. ga j5 & III y
AT the w onan's Club.
will be served Al tl,e8lNv oman's
Club on Monday afternoon, " and there
fter every day from s to ock58 rf1ef
VI ircgula - Entertainments & will begin on
y october 5tt, when the club vii celeb l;1 e
/. noon reception, at NhlchS ga CHI meniberf
VIII be entitled to invite one dy riends
IN Honor Of Mrs. Houston.
August II proved anything but an dull:
n month the whist players who appeieis
5S .p5sbc In Richnlond III especial y e gsst nc
Il members OF the stay-at + II ONE Club w no
not only turned out five SIX I g PIES
strong every 4 Monday evening s but a q So
81 entoyed a number OF whist parties given.
IN IL honor Of Mrs Emily G glasgow + us
Us ton, who az usual spent al pa rts8 O Rs3t ne
3 summer with her. father.
E Mrs. Houston hersel started the & pa ~
s which was kept rolling by her. friends
Sls5 Mrs IS. w 4. Trayers, Mrs. Bland Smith,
538 Miss Claire uilaume. Mrs. ~ 9 b. aim
er and Mrs, c.. ". F.. Brock. being a m ois
X those who entertained. q While III quiet