The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-12
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I'm ignorant, I own. my dear; g5
Itch licbe dich." greatly fear,
Is nil the German that ! know
And when you ask me "rarlez-vous9"
search nv French books through and
through
Tstt only find us taiine' And SO
III tell the truth In English plain,
re me all tongues sing one refrain.
~ love your as you've guessed | tIow--
4 And in the magic Of your kiss,
My ignorance would turn to bliss.
E5@ Metropolitan.
A song which was a great favcrite
fout tie year 1850 written BY Robert
aie Gwen, and arranged By j. ii. Hew-
g. u given here:
iIs home where'er the heart Is,
Es here'er its living treasures dwell,
& III cabin or in princely hail.
In forest haunt of hermit's cell.
lis bright where'cr the heart Is,
its fairy spells have power to bring
rrcs., fountains to the wilderness,
And to the desert vernal spring.
"1-is free wrcre'er the heart Is,
Nor ranking chain nor dungeon dim,
Can check the minds aspirings
The bounding spirits pealng hymn.
The heart gives life Its beauty,
Its warmth, its radiance and Its power,
. Is sunlight to its ripping streamlet,
And soft dew to its dropping flower"
The Finals in Virginia.
'stThe Finals as they are called in
Il Virginia, are society matters of moment
that will engage the attention of young
55tnciety girls in Virginia curing Nhe
z closing weeks in June.
IL Many of the Richmond debutantes OF
thc past winter and pretty girls from all
4 over the State will be the bellies at the
Germans which will crown the closing
Festivities of the University of Virginia
z ana Of those at the Virginia Military In
stitute Lexington, Va ut Washington
md Lee University and at other Mr.
Einin institutions Of note
& Fer a young lady to be invited to par
ticipato in these gayeties, for her to ac-
cept the invitation and achieve social
distinction in their passing adds u
icrowning leaf to last winters hellcship
and gives her "a prestige (which is q
passport for future triumphs and fu-
tire conqucsts.
Snow-Anderson.
Mrs. j. Burleigh Anderson, of Man
chester Va, announces the engagement
2of her daughter. Marion Mae, to Mr.
Carter s. Snow. OF Richmond
The wedding will be celebrated on the
evening OF June 2yth, in Meade Memorial
3IsrlscopM Church. Manchester, 5lAt .
O'Clock. s5;i S
Weddings Of the Week.
Among the prominent weddings of this
week Will be that Of Miss Charlotte
4Claybrook and DR.. Hunter Holmes Nc
CURE, of Winchester, to be celebrated
June 10th in the home of the BRIDES
COUSIN, Mrs Walter Chrlstlan, Oh SCUM
Third Street.
Miss Ellen Story Noel. the daughter of |
MI. and Mrs A. r. Noel, will be mar
.riel to Mr. IIlphalet Andrews Lloyd, Of
New York, Thursday. June 18th, in Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal Church
The wedding of NJ IS Mamie Will Could
Ing to Mr.. IN. Ernest Turner VIII take
mace at noon OF Wednesday, June 18th,
in the home Of Miss B. T. GouldlnG, No.
l2a Nest Clay Street.
IN the homo of the brides parents. Mr.. 4
and Mrs. Charles a. Scott, OF Mon
,i,Auth,n Buckingham county, on June
18th at noon, Miss Anna London Scott
and DR.. Richard Y, Shankin, of Gay,
w. Va, Will be welded, the celebration /
to bc very quiet on account OF recent |
bereavement in the family of Miss Scott
In Honor of Miss Becker.
Miss Lily Madeline Becker, who has
Just graduated from the Woman's Col
lego with high honors and the M. A, de- !
gree, was given as n graduating present
a trolley party last evening by Mr.. =. /
ri. Estes, of this city. Mr.. Estess
guests were the school friends of Miss |
EecHer, many having graduated in the
Gloss of '04. The happy party left Miss !
Becker's home, No 2+o1 Grove Avenue at
so'etosk or MISS Helen Goud1s car, The
Virginia.. which bore them 10 Petcrs-
burg and back. The chaperones were !
Mr.. and Mrs. a. C. Becker, Mrs. ]. o. !
Martin and Mrs, Milton Cayce. Those
composing the merry party were. Miss
Lilly Madeline Becker. MISS Maude |
Hutcheson Starke, Miss Rosa Virginia
Smith, Miss Bessie DttrdGn, Miss Name
Guthrie, Miss Evelina MaclTcith, Miss
Rosa Andrew Brown.. Madse Bowie cAn-
lance Boudar, Miss Clara Virginia Becker,
Mr.. r. II, Estes. Mr.. Bertam Chester
Pope. Mr. Eugene Bullard. Mr.. Frank u.
Epps. MFR. Robert Forest Masters Carey
and Walker Martin. Refreshments were
served on the car, and the happy party
reached home shortly lore lnidn. ght,
after having spent q. most enjoyable eve-
ming, 4
Mothers Club.
Tie Mothers Club 81 the Valentine
Kindergarten held its final meeting OF !
The session on Thursday afternoon mt
the club room, The meeting was devoted |
10 pleasure only and WAS largely attend |
ed ty the members and their friends.
Miss Camniss, Il trimmed nurse OF much |
prominence and efficiency. addressed the
club on the subject OF "Emergencies,"l
jmpartirg much valuable information to |
The mothers present She vas listened 4
10 very attentvely, an, MT the end of
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