The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-22
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Don't be Sorrowful, Darling.
An. don't bc sorrowful darling,
And don't be sorrowfu pray;
Taking the year together, my dear,
There isn't more night than day.
,Tis rainy weather. my darling;
Times waves they heavily run,
R,t. takinslthe year together. my dear,
r rrhAr, thn't more cloud than SUM-
we are old folks now, my darling,
orr heads arc growing gray;
But taking the year all around, my DEAR
You will always find a May.
,ye have had our May, my darling,
And our roses. long ago;
And the time of che year Is comlns
FOR tho silent night of snow.
And God is God, my darling,
h, or night as we'll as day;
And we feel and know that we can go
Wherever He leads the way
Ave, cod of the night, my darling.
or the night OF Death, SO GRIM
me cate that leads out of life, good WIFE,
- ny . 80 -, - Alice Cary.
Much Interest Shown.
rhn greatest amount of interest Is
heinv shown In the approaching recital
az Miss Llpman and Mrs. Heauembonrg'
& ~ take ,,lace next Saturday at the Wo-.
,,,an,s Club, Richmond people arc 10
10 congratulated on the opportunity OF
hearing such an artist in recital as MISS
Lipnian. ~. :, +on..
The wonderful singing, quality OF tone
which she possesses, her mastery 49,. 80
Oft
SO delicate and so sure, combined WIN
her really remarkable technique, always
y IN arouse intense enthusiasm
Miss Iinman is so charming personally
mat the Richmond people will have pleas
{ ure in meeting her, IS well as IN nearing
E her play ~. roo,to,
Will attract all music lovers ana ns con
noissenrs.
The strauss senate, which occupies
Il ,,rominent place on tho programme, has
3 never been given in this city. 1t is
II composition which has created great
81 sensation when heard in New York and
y washington.
Benefit Of Summer Rest.
Rear. Admiral Harrie Webster. of the.
tinted states navy, will give his popular
Il lecture on japan at Mechanics lnstl-
t,,te March! Goth, S P. NJ, for the pen
p eft OF Summer Rest. aIicRets s'''saS .e1
obtained at the Woman's Exchange Rose
8 mary library and ST. Andrews Libra ry.
81 The directress of the Summer Rest sa Us
Japan Is at this moment he center OF
breathless interest to all the nations OF
the world, and no one should miss TINS
opportunity OF hearing what Admiral
4 Webster has to tell irr a delightful way
of this wonderful little people the n lee
ture Will be Illustrated by unusually fine
stereopticon views Of the cities, temples.
orchards and quaint inhabitants OF me
Island Empire
Chatting Dish Luncheon
The first OF the series OF chatting . dish =
luncheons was given yesterday, at 81. -
q clock, in the home Of Mrs. =. y. VII
Sliams. No. elo East Franklin Street.
The chatting dish lesson turned or oys s.
ters. and recipes for cooking them IN
i several very delicious ways. The slunch-
4 cor. Ia bic was extremely dainty and pref
t. Ii, its appointments and decorat lon $!
Among those present were Mrs. NJ a.
Chambers, Mrs Frank .. Meanley, MRS.
NJ. L. Harrison, Mrs. ". j. johnson, MIS-.
Larkin Glazebrook. Miss Emily Morri-
son, Mrs. D. T. Williams and number
Of others
The next luncheon will be given Tues
:. day, March 18th, at noon, in the nome
:of Mrs. Frank Deane Meanley, NO, 70
- $3.50 H.. 11tF 7