The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-28

8Thus. down the day. 1 heard them sing;
E@$ Saw them ffluttelM and dance their MI ;B3
Drop to Written, or swirl to cling
High on the roof or low on the sill,
# or weight the hedges md branches still 4
Their song came soother than song Oh
Y spring:
+ II ."Tis tho Kings will B; It's the King s
And Ne are are crlnine to robe tho King
Il "A "a VI ENVOY. Il i s. &. ], 5 5{s 5#5 3.
Brothers. who writhe for GOOD, through y
Bend to their song with welcoming:
For what's n soul but "a flake to spill ,,
ss15..Ar,d Ne arc orrnine to robe the King.
Il js3ii @ # Henry y. Muir
AT the Wornan's Club.
Nj Current events, In which the world at
4 largo has been Interested recently, we're
discussed from a most interesting and
comprehensive standpoint at the Woman's
Y Club Monday afternoon. BBlt.5 ii
8,s no Miss Carrie Lee Campbell, chair
man Of the afternoon, the clu b was ai,-l
dehted for the arrangement of a dell ght--J
FIJI ssand Instructive programme. MISS
Josephine Mcleod made 4 plain to Ser
4 hearers that the golden age Of the car
toon had dawned with the twentieth
century, and TINT the pencil of tho cnls9
toonist constantly vitalized points Hdwelt$
upon by prominent journalistic writers
4 throughout the country SO that II one
should read an editorial and turn to
j the cartoon in n big daily journal, one
might reckon upon speedy Illumination as
4 tosthe passing of important events in@the{
& body, polite. commercially social, In the
army and In the navy. # " 3 III ss II N
Mr. John y p. 81 K ennedy followed Miss 4
" MCLEOD. and dwelt upon the Importance
#of the Trans-SiberlanS Railway; asHa fac
4 tor in the Russian ton In the East.
&3ItEis needless to say that Mr.. l<cnnedy's
\ talk turned on a. phase OF current events
" that Improved most enthralling in interest
HI There IS nothing towards which public
attention Is moro importantly drawn ut
present than toward education. Conse-3
uuently gProfessor8S, g. NIitchells views
A on /" Education In Virginia" were heard
With the closest attention, S from q, man
actively engaged In work 3as an educator,
and zone whog through his experience, 4
knew the salient points Of tho subject
4 he discussed. n 5{$ VI sS
t$54 large number were present at the
club. guests Of the afternoon being Mrs
n. II. AIcFaden, Mrs Oscar Barney, Mrs.
~ Lee Patterson, Mrs. u 1. B Kennedy, Misses
christian and Miss Caroline. lIolladay.3
II Mrs. j. Taylor 1Illyson and Mrs. Jack.
SON Guy presided at the tea and coffee
tables. IA n Il, "a rs Il. 4.
. 'Ye Old Booke Shop. II
& 81 4 .Old Bool,e Shop will be opened
I'm the home Of Mrs. Malvern G. Patterson
\, No III East. Franklin Street, on March
18th, and a .booke sal will be conducted
under the auspices Of tho Circle of King $
4 Daughters, Of which Mrs. Patterson is
e leader. Mrs. Katie Blankenship Is treas
,surer4 Of the circle. Members include Mrs
Abram. Warwick, Mrs. Alex: Sands, Miss
4 Elizabeth Patterson Mrs. WI iam Tomp-
K kIns, Mrs. j. p. I Kennedy Miss Belle
X johnson, Mrs. Fl. B. Wat lr!s,} Mrs. 70. r. 4
Chesterman, Mrs. Eugene Carroll and
others. SCI ig9
The proceeds Of the sale will be de-
voted TO paying the. expenses ola feeble
minded child that the Kings Daughters
are sending to Loretta Training School. iii
All kinds of old books. cook books, his
tories, poems, novels, work s on art and
music will be most gratefully, received
/. Old magazines chldrens bools-in short,
old books Of any class Will be gratefully
received, and the ladies beg for gen
&erous and speedy response from all In
clined StoA charity or interested in the
good wt,rle.of The circle. 3 i
Meeting Postponed.
The meeting OF the Junior lakewood a $50
citation Is postponed from Wednesday,
March 1st, to Tuesday, March 7th. The
meeting will DO held wlth Mrs. y. p. Ed
wards, at No. 200 North Twenty-ninth
Street. ,8s
a Old Folks Concert.
II An "Old Folks Concert will be given
Friday evening; March Sd. at No. 2s02
East Grace Street, just one square from
the car line. "a. # if
4 most attractive programme, arranged
with great care for tho evening, will In
cludc singing by n fine quartettcl and
"a recitation by II talented young Rich
mond elocutionist Those who appear on
the programme Will take theSnnmes of
the old time people they represent. {s5i ~
The concert will be for tile benefit Of
the shclterng Arms Hospital, a charitable
institution, the work of which appeals
! to all, and especially to the members
of the various circles throughout the city.
IT is believed and hoped that the con-
cert Will be largely and profitnbly att
tended
Starke-St. John.
The wedding this afternoon OF Miss Alb
bic Moore st. John, daughter OF Mrs. ST.
John and the late Isaac Monroe st.
John. and Mi, Wallace w Starke, Ji,,,f
of Norfolk. is Of Widespread interest to
their many friends here The ceremony
will be performed at O'Clock =. NJ TO-
day. In the BRIDES home, in Fredcricks-
burg
Miss Turnbull, of Lexington, will be
her maid of honor, and The little
flower girls will be Miss Marion
. / 8 F. 4 a. . . I ID =