The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13

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Z THAT never was closed TO the waSwofna
a,ip s'N' -, Eliza Cook.
THO violet loves a sunny bank:
Tho cowsllpl loves the lea;
The scarlet creepcr loves the elm
1'u' -Bayard Taylor.
where fall the tears of love the rose
appears, ,,,t,,
friendships tears,
Forget-me-nots. and violets' heavenly
lprlng iu siittering With the cheerful drops
like dew. Br!aa ant
Mourn, little harehells, DER the lee;
Ye stately fcxgloves fair to see;
Ye woodhines hanging bonnille
In scented bowers.
Ye roses on Your thorny tree
Tho first of flowers
noss what has become Of that delicate
hue?
Md where is the violets beautiful olueY
Does auEht of It's sweetness the blossom blossom
beguile?
Chat meadow, those daisies;'w do they
b. not smileG -John l3sioitit
SPRING FLOWERS,
n know not Which, love the most
81 Nor which the contest saows-
The timid. bashful violet
Or the royal hearted rose.
Che pansy in her purple dress,
The pink with cheek OF RCD.
DIR the faint, fair lgeliotrope, who hangs,
6'a Ike a bashful maid. her head;
For love and prize you, one and an,
From the least low bloom of spring
no the llly fair, whose clothes outshine
- Phoebe Cary.
Where are the songs of summer? WIN
oping tha dusky eycllds of the South.
rlll shade and silence waken up as one
And morning sings with a warm odor-
o,ls month. Thomas Hood
Invitations Issued.
1udre and Mrs. William Fannin Brown.
NJ Carrollton, Ga. have issued cards u
invitation for the marriage of ,helr
daughter Muude Brown, to Lieutenant
William cambridge Alexander ANDERSON,
of the United States artillery. 4, son 4 o. .,
Attorney General and Mrs. Wllilani "a
Anderson.
rrhe Wedding will be celebrated In the
PRESBYTERIAN Church ut Currollton at
n'cloci, on the afternoon of August -4tll
il 3sI4 I lieutenant Anderson WAS graduate
Z Tith high honors at West Point IN th'
class of 1904. &c has many friends II
Richmond, who will be interested IN M
news of his approaching nuptlals. Attof
new General and Mrs. Anderson have
made their winter home in Richmond 1o
ieveral years and occupy promlnen
ind highly esteemed position III Thu
sity.
Virginians in London.
The number OF Richmond and Virginl'
Deope in London at the close of tn
3eason was very noticeable.
q Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Potter wer
mt Claridges; Misses Morgan :anu shielas
acocmpanied by Mr.. Morgan and MI
5 Shields, were at the Mctropole. and MIS-
58,, Martha Bowie, of Richmond, with MI
ana Mrs. Babbott, of New York ha
rooms at the Garants. Mr. and MI:
Arthur Glasgow closed their benutlfl
home in Park Avenue. and have gone
Bavaria. Mrs. r. G.. Cabell, who wa
their guest, is spending tho remaindt
OF the summer IN France.
White Sulphur Hostesses,
Mrs. Barton Grundy, Of Richmond. gay
a melon Dirty on. the lawn Friday ate
noon fi.f Kssr guests, Miss Ruthertool
4 and Miss I5ierne
Miss Allenc Young Stokes of Rlchlnon
IVA, and Misses Sealy. of Galveston, Tex
entertained most delightfully."- on II
piazza Of their cottage Monday afiel
noon
Miss richardson hf Tacoma, Wasl
inEton Territory, should have been mel
l toned among the minuct dancers ~ ti
bal poudre; also Miss Ruthcrfoord
Richmond, VA.
Song Recital.
The song recital OF Mrs. Matte !
Thomas, of Richmond NJ the McckleI
burg last Friday evening was a notab
event in the musical experience of Chas
City.
- cultured audience was in ATTENDING
and by It's frequent and enthusiastic 4,
plause evidenced thorough enjoyment
the beautiful music.
Mrs. Thomas is the fortunate possess