The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-07
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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Never Mind.
what ,f some people slight you
Never mind.
What II some people wrong you
Still keep kind.
What IL some III Judge you?
Unto yourself be true,
by doing unto them as you
Would have them do.
what If some snub YOU
For the clothes you wear!
What II some slight YOU because
YOU lack n stylish air?
What does It really matter?
DO not hold a spite.
Cheerily tread LIES pathway
Leading unto right.
Ever greet people kindly
With a smile;
we are only hero for a little while.
Oftentimes smile has lightened
The heavy load
OF some weary wayfarer on. lifes dreary
road.
What If some dc have more money
Than you have?
What If some can do that
Which you cannot do?
You can try to do your very best
.5f Day by day,
TO make some one better for your pass
Ing this way.
TRY to forgive the wrongs others 90 you,
You viii need forgiveness for the wrongs
you do;
Always do your duty win kin WY WY =
ny emilio i
And you'll find all wrong righted in the
.nfterwhile. -
Easter Week House Party
ST Agnes Guild of Monumental Epis-
copal Church will give an Easter week
house party In Bijou hall, at the corner
OF Broad and Eighth Streets.
The hall5yill be handsomely decorated
and six booths will be presided over by
members Of the Guild and decorated by
tho chairman Of the day. These booths
will represent Monday. washing day;
Tuesday, ironing day, Wednesday. darn
ing day; Thursday. reception day Friday,
cleaning day, and Saturday, baking day.
They will be.flled with the articles need
sful for one and all of these days.
In addition to the week-a-day booths.
a country store will nim to supply gen
cral and special desirts. The ice cream
and candy stands will probably be the
most popular places in the nal.
"a 4 feature of the house party will be a
military drill each evening, for which
the forty-eight young ladies, who are to
participate in 1t Will be drilled by Captain
George N. Skipwith.
Cfficers OF the Guild are Miss Emma
Mondy, acting PRESIDENT; Miss Ezra Ell
lington, recording secretary; Miss Leila
fKrousc, corresponding secretary, and
Miss Efte Pcticola, treasurer.
In Honor of Judge Forbes.
Judge Forbes, of st. Johns, New Bruins
wick, distinguished member of the judi
ciarvlof the Dominion of Canada, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Randolph
Cannon, and was handsomely enter
tanned at dinner last evening. The guests
were Governor ard Mrs. Montague, Dr.
and Mrs. w. Nv. Moore and Dr.. and Mrs.
II, G. Johnston of the Union Seminary;
Rev Mr.. Campbell. Judge George u Chris
tian. Miss Campbell. DR.. and Mrs. Richard
NicIdwainc, of Hampton-Sidney; DIR. Nc
8Faden and Judge j. J.. Forbes.
Missionary Meeting.
7,he Ladies' Mission Society OF Grace
street Baptist Church will meet at 4
.o,c,ock this afternoon in the ladies' par
If the church.
.Irs. Fairbanks in Norfolk.
Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, says the
Norfolk Dispatch, of Wednesday,, arrived
to-day from Old Point. where she is
II staying at the Cham berlin Hotel to visit
Mrs. Hugh N. Page. on CRANKY Street.
4 She was the guest OF honor at luncheon
given to-day by Mrs. Page.
She and the members of the jamestown
Committee are expected In Richmond this
morning to attend business meeting
at the Jefferson Hotel They will after
ward be given a luncheon ut the Jefferson
and. later in the day, reception at
the Womans Club.
Nurses Commencement.
The lady board Of managers OF the Re-
treat for the sici1 held their usual week.
ly5 meeting Thursday morning. Mrs. A. r.
Warren was In the chair and large
number OF members in attendance.
Business Of great importance was trans
acted; among other things arrangements
for the nurses commencement were
made The commencement will take place
May Sd at O clock P. NJ, and the public
is invited to the exercises.
From to 70 O'clock on that day a re-
ception will be rendered the nurses and
their friends under the supervision Of
Miss Blake. the superintendent.
Rally at Reservoir.
The young people and children related
to the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company employees have been so appre-
.ciative OF the two former rallies. thu.
the Y. NJ. C. A. and the Woman's
Auxiliary have determined to hold an
other one, Sunday April 9th.oat 4 p. NJ.
AS Sunday Is meant to be n quiet. rest
ful day at the association building as
we'll az elsewhere, those coming TO this
meeting are requested not to enter tia
building before 3 or $3.50, unless the
weather is very Indictment.
The company Will again furnish free
transportation TO young people and chill.
dren under sixteen who are related &c
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
employees. These tickets cannot be used
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