The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-12
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Many Events Are Scheduled.
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Greek Letter Fraternity Gives 4
Dance Attended 3by Debit
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st. Valentines Messenger
Mistress gIoorothy-cyes of blue,
Y solemnly looking me through through,
Vi From Under n crown OF golden curls, 4.
Carry my love 10 tho girl q girls
rako your hands from that cuddley huff
III wurrhnt ,cn 4dinpled and soft enough
Il Forget your homeland dainty dress,
4 And fcusp her cloac3ir d warm c,ii'ess. ri,
! Ripe lips Doutng MS IL TO kiss #
q Whisper my mcssag e--hnd II is this: 3Ss5
81 love thec!-and love thee !-n'ore each
q That IS tho lIrdcnFof what you'll ssay,:s
I.,'Dorotty' suits you, little maid 3ls 4
& Demllrcg nnd tender and una frnl ID y. III III
d You could not repeat and not persuade: s
SO, when YOU have whispered It low and
y plain, Il 3 n e s n ~
why, tllen--plcase say It all over again
B Warwick James Price, in February
Pilgrim. s33jji
as st. Valentine Honorcd.
ST. Valentines festival s one that is
sure to be kept with ali due respect for
81 tho gentle patron OF the day Is a per
q soma 60 4 VINO has n strong hold upon the
affections OF maidens and young men the.
FWOrlds over.
6ts There arc ii sorts or valentines sent
nowadays. from the true lovers knot, Or
heart 81 diamonds to the moro fragrant,
7 and sentimental. X less expensive cx-f
I; preston Of Election. that offers It's tri-
butte in roses. violets or carnations 3tsss
ss Certainly there will be no 5prctficr cele-$
bration OF the annual nnniversa ~ thar,
tho valentine ball given In the Masonic
Temple last Friday. from 80 to q p. Nj
ailxillary&of tile Home for Incurables.
hall was handsomely dccora ted IN
colored bunting and shaded lights: The
candy table. where delicions homemade
candy was sold. had appropriate orna-s
Srnentatlon 81 pink and white roses and
rcd hearts In the dining ha i Ca ke and!
Ice cream were served To- the j tie dane
crs, heir friends an d the crowd 81 gro wrl-
@uns. who came to look on md en- Joy the
beautiful Spectacular fleet. & VI
a Tho children participating in the OPEN
Ting march. $ the mtnuet the valentine
dancers and the cake walk. were trained
under the direction Of Mrs James WEIGH
8andftlle Misses Binford. who gladly gave
their services IN A behalf Of 50. noble q
charity as tho Home for sIncurabfes.
4. The bail was opened by n grand ma rcii,g
5yThilow's orchestra settling the measure
Master Dabney Crensilnw, beautifully cos
tuned Fri white brocaded satin led wi t,l
Miss Alice Hennng Munson. who wf,s
4 most bcwttchlng little maiden. This
Juvenile coup e, N. The observed of NIL OH
Servers belonged TO Mrs. Welch''s class.
So did the 4 GLOWING coup les, & VIII need
A the Iiiinuet, With Master Edgar afferty
md Miss Ar1toiiette ThiermatlIl lead inE.
being followed by Illiam and Mary
'rompkins; Nan Miller and Kirk Par
IRISH; Eliza 11cake and Maxwell Nv addey;
Rosalle5 Afoseley md Hubert sutton
Alice IIcnnIng Ntunson and Dabney cren--$
shaw: III Elizabeth and Margaret Phillips
Mildred Lllfewa and Curry Thomas Z al Ice
Blair and Edmund Strudwick The little
dancers were deliberately and charmlngly
dressed in colonial costumes, and their
graceful movements in the time-honorcd
dance elcited tho nlostenthuslastlc pra Use
Il for them and their a rector. Mrs. yYelct.G
"a gentleman and lady from Jew \ orlS,
Passing through the city, and attracted
by the mention OF he ball In the spaner,
came to witness the dancing. They were;
delighted. and said they had never seen
anything finer or an fine elsewhere. ST
Miss Mary G. Evans, in white tarleton,$