The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
To Whom Love Comes.

DERBY la WI, i. :. \
Thcn straightwaS oyer tns ii''" ''n .'''t
strange, new radiance would seem
to be
Shining alone for me.
Though / were blind
ID Though | were old.
Ana love walked by my side,
Ard led The marrow way 70 oea'' > o'.t :
tide I
Ia follow on, nor once loon pueN N' "''' :
al the wide
Free ways of youth. but foreso al hie
pride.
TO have love by my side.
Though were old.
TO whom, love comes
The night is rs the day;
no need of sun nor moon nor stars nave
they;
glory shines about earth's darkest,
~ tlreariest way
THAT mocks at pain and death and dull
&isFt decay. III
Life is eternal day
q 70 whom love comes.
Lucille Rutland. in New Orleans Times
r8,f Democrat.
,s Society.
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute cadets,
is gotten out in beautiful style for this
}, venr. being bound in Khaki covers with
rilt-lettered straps, and the gallant fig
,lre of the bugler on horseback III tue
center.
The frontispiece, done In color, Is a
charming female head. On the opposite
mage, cncircled by the folds OF the viz
rlnia Polytechnic Institute pennant, Is
" a
,'lips
NJ .arhe Bugle'' Is dedicated to Professor
Robert c. Price, who holds the chair OF
chemistry in the Institute. HIS letter
ar thanks for the honor confessed and
81 his picture are notable features on ihe
:Buge's'' pages.
Other illustrations show the editors Of
the annual. the board Of visitors, the
IS faculty. the members of the class OF 1905,
and of the other classes. down to the
Freshman: of the different Institute or
ranizations. of the battalion and its pref
4,y sponsors4 The drawings, Whqther'
done in color, black and white or pen and
ink speeches, are bright, suggestive ana
interesting. On page 9s Mr.. Carl Kos
trup's cartoon of Mayor Mccarthy Is
~ the principal feature, and Is as good as
~ are all things from the pencil OF that
talented artist.
..The Bugle,' as a whole. Is a very
( handsome volume, one which reflects
Is credit on its editors and publishers, ana
one calculated to give mitch pleasure to
all who may enjoy its possession.
Personal Mention.
Miss May Schultz and Miss Anna W.
aubel, OF Baltimore, Md. are guests OF
Mrs. l. -Aubel.!n this city Later they
VIII visit Miss Mayme Dickinson.
E. b f.
Mrs Edward n. Newman. accompanied
M her uncle Senator F. G. Moon, OF
yncf31,urs. Va. left Thursday evening
hy the Old Dominion steamship Monroe
- yisi, the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. ".
G. Newman, at Mamaroneck. y \.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Beazley. of South
Boston. were .'at home TO number
o. their friends Tuesday evening from
SO TO lI:3o the event being TO honor
Miss Hattie Morrissett. of Manchester.
Various games we're INDUCED in, and
sweet music interspersed during the eve
ming. Delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Bessie Troy has returned from
visit 10 relatives at Amherst, Va
Mrs. n. r. Mclaughlin, accompanied
by her two children, George Minor and
Mary Sue Mclaughlin, OF Huntington,
w. Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. waiter
Z. Joyner. OF this city.
Mr.. w. T. Walsh and Mr.. Anthony L.
Vena, OF Jersey City are visiting Mr..
Carl Rostrup, in Richmond.
Mr.. vera will sing the Palms" and
ave Msaria,2 at ST. Joseph's Church. Pc
tersburg, Va, on Sunday next.
The two handsome new residences, one
belonging to Miss boswell. and the other to
Miss Hubbard. are now in course OF erec-
u ton at the University Of Virginia.
Miss Julia Gardiner Tyler has Joined
5t house party given by Mrs. Hotchkiss
near the University.
Mr.. w. w. Mercer and family are at
the Jefferson Park Hotel for the summer.
Miss Bette Clark will spend the sum-
mer at the Rockbrdge Alum Springs,
Miss Clara Giles. OF Halifax county, is
entertaining a house party. Among her
guests are Miss Law and Mcssrs. Hugh
Thomas and Roy Easlcy. of Swanson.
vile, Va.
Mr. 3. H. Berry Is the guest of rela
tves IN Bedford City.
The engagement of Miss Marguerite
Moore Hopkins formerly of ITredericks
burg Va, now Of Washington, to DR.
Robert Gibson Hollingsworth Is an
nounced. The wedding will take place
about September list. Miss Hopkins is m
accomplished horEcwoman and daughter
of Mr. j, 9. HOPKINS. Of Fredericksburg
The charity ball to be given at tn
Princess Anne on Saturday evening, Jul.
~ 10Th, promises 10 be most attractive
affair, The proceeds VIII 80 to the Infants
Sanltarlln at Virginia Beach.
Miss Alma Joynes has returned to Rich
nlond from visit 10 Captain and Mrs
George b. Wood, of Newport News
AIRS Samuel Boiling and daughter wi
spend the summer in Bedford, Va.