The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-15
81 SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Love

SmenlsssalI.s.alll'l'.1' :
s5 Love.
A 4 have not love, or should see Slt} II
s5 AZ heart and soul lii every tree;
II Il have not love, or any rose
, would breathe to me its fra giant Woes q
"a II have not love- o I Il could sil ta' III q
SThe mighty music of the spherei
+ II hav We not love, or, God would WOW pe
~ God, and not n mystery. 4.
I have not love, OF I should go II
s5 AInrirr tlntoithe gates Of woe; Z. Ii
.ai! 7 IA u ft,ot love, or death would seem "a
54aA 10y, a rapture and q dream
sgs I nm We rot love, or man would DC Id
n Sworn friend and brother n .,'t .lnii'e' III
fS1 have not love- or J. should see &a55 a &
IS THAT Life is love and sympathy.
81 have not love OF hell and night
& vvni,id vanish into living light; 5SSa NJ
"a = 'hnye NOT love, or grief and gloom
would flower. into happy bloom
Bs1 have not love- j have not love-,
d But the poor falling crumbs sthoreolt I,
81 Fortune doth fade, and pleasures pail
q Hut Love IS all, and nl and all.
Il fs{i1'' ~ M MT Il Robert Ioven1an.
Valentine Dance. 3H
Il II The. young gentlemen Of the Mount ,
TVGfn0n
4 ninr to the young ladies' Of the house a M
rs few Of their friends.
{.is The parlors and dance room were beau-
tifully decorated in pink and green, the
ID color scheme being carried out IN PINK
d "a rnations, roses, mignonette, sinlinx,
rs pink draperies and pink shaded Lights
IS Pink hearts made a ringing for PINK
N CARL anded Chandeliers. F5 b s Il
i6& The dance begun at 8 o clock, the young
81 ladies and gentlemen marching IN 70
Nh music. and the ladies choosing their part
ne rs} n according to the names Inscribed on
the pink satin ribbons with which he ear
n shaped valentine boxes Of bonbons were
III ornamented. B8 .&at . 5 rs a
3At d o'clock delicious refreshments
were served, the valentine idea p'ehihg
35H carried out In the ices, served In henrt-
& shaned cases and lieaped with strawber-
# ries. 8SA An orchestra furnished an teX client
y steal programme $ti
Those present included Miss Ryan
Misses Preston Womack, Aline jennings
Louise Stacy. Caroline Moreland, Emily
yVaddll, josephine Slzer. Nellie Gray, ADA ADA
x Gray. Mamie Waddill, Miss ceuarles,{
M Misses Amy sTutwiler. Fanny Lewis &c r.
"A nelIa. Watkins; Mesdamcs Dudley White
a head & r. II. Hunter a. NJ. Tyler. Robert
Page II Grymes, Edward Wright. Louie
Iankins s, Ky. Y !. Davis WI. Johnson
vi Samuel Waddill Mrs. SQuarles, Mesdames
N Austin Smith,, P. "a II. 4 Gunn.SH II. g, Ran
IS son. G. NJ Boswell Miss Annie Newman
VI Miss Sully: Messrs. Joseph Priddy, An
" drew a M oreland, Arthur Robertson, Bal
lard Boswell, DR.. Thomas T.. Merrck
Il Nessrs. 4 r. M. {IIobson, AZ s. Lanier, John
& (sooch, Stephen Stage, Samuel Waddill,
n .Jr.. John sNaddill,s Maurice Hunter, S. 81
is ". Patteson, DR. Il j. r. Gilderslecvq
Il M essrs. T.. r. Sydnor, John addill,4 Car
$rlett Tabb, irwin Campbell, John lghtr-5
foot; Robert Alsop, Thomas Ryan N1r.E
81 -o oke, Mr.. Kesee. Nfessrs. e. NJ. Boswell
NV =. Davis Samuel 1Vnddlll, Sir, and
$2I.ouieS II ankins. d f Z
Bridesmaids in Norfolk.
II sEs The young ladies who will attend Miss,
.SA Anne Fitzhugh Lee at her marriage this
Il evening to lieutenant Lewis Brown, OF
NJ tho United States army. In ST. Paul's.
u Church, Norfolk, are Being entertained
by ISIS Leo and her friends. Miss KNOX,
n Of ashington, D. c., and Miss Rosser,
OF charlottesville, are the guests Of Gem
al cral and Mrs Lee the Rochambenu.3
S3S Hiss Betty Cooke, Of the UniversityAof
$Virginia. is visiting Mrs. Richard Wal
drop on Boush Street. and Miss Betty.
christian 4 Isl with Miss Nina Johns. on
Botetourt Street. Miss Emily Addison
SsSS$is at the Rochambeau Us
Founders Day.
Founders Day was kept at noon yestcr-
A day in Sheltering Arms Hospital with an
appropriate and impressive ceremonial.
The Rev. II. P. Atkins. Of Marshall Street
Christian Church. presided, The music
4 was Furnished by Monumental choir. The
81 opening prayer was made by the Rev. DrA
II George Mcdaniel Of tho First Baptist
a Church. The Rev. DIR. Calvin Stewart
sfofg the Church OF the Covenant. read from
the Scripture; an address from the Rev.
William Meade Clark. of st. James Epis-
Scopal Church, was most Impressive. The
gibenedlctlon by the Rev. DR.. Paul Mcneil
Of the German Evangelical Lutheran
+ Church. followed. ~ 5 # i',
staN The Sparlors OF ha4liospltal and the din
ing room were baautrf,tlly decorated with
flowers sent Ny N1essrs. Mann and
Brown. a delightful lunch was served
after the service by Mrs. D, L. Williams
Il assisted by the the leaders of the various
Il circles Of King Daughters. who are rs
81 ISOLATED in the support of the Sheltering
Arms, and the work done BY the In
Il stitution, Among the leaders We're Mrs
d. c. Richardson, Mrs. s. T. Bevcridge
Y Mrs, George Currie, Mrs. Richard Meade,
4 Mrs. Newberry, Miss Martha Black Mrs.
& James Brigg, Mrs. L. B. Janney and
81 Others. f$5 "a
I'M hrs. WILLIAMS had on her reception
committee Mrs, r. III. southall, Miss Anna
e boyhIi', 1his. W. II Nelsoll, -alTb. II, W.
RaSsett Mrs. T.. Il. Robinson, Mrs. II.
a &. Boudar, Mlss Frances Scott Mrs. A.
Il ID. Landerkin and Mrs. George Il. King
a3sS5 The ladies all desire to express thanks
Z for q very generous donation of pro-
visions, hospital stores. and sum Of
Il money given yesterday by friends to the
I hospital. and those who appreciate the in
calculable amount OF charity that is con-
4 stantly being done there.
Nickle Party.
Little Miss Ruth Mitchell daughter of
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Mitchell. enter
\ tained quite a number Of her friends at
y q "nickle'' party Monday afternoon from
& $3.50 70 0 o'clock, for n worthy cause,
The merry little folks amused them
Il selves in playing various games, until they
were Invited into the dining ROOM where
d refreshments were served, after which