The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-24
SOCIAL AND
PERS NAL I. |,

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We are gypsies, II To- and I,
NIL A skiing hut the right Of passing M
M t,1,hro,irh the Old sweet common ways.
= II II there gold FOR She att,assinsi 4 III
q Tell lis not Of tive win
i Better joys to revel = n 5} IN II S
S8 Clasp 81 friend and kiss OF lover,
r,rent1, OF clover southwark 81 Town, 33l
n or the catnp-nres we discover l5 81
or q conirntie vet Siinkrow n Is l4S
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Toearer FAR han lustful gold. Z, Al I,
3Ss t,i,,a III touch 81 Wealth shall never ~
mn Win our faith for the betrnyi u g. 5
l$.31 .,vnE m ,noorlnnds! W. Live forever
45Sf5 IIill and dale for sweet, wild straying &
TEL us not Of gold---we WIN Ne y, II
a' sSs "a Clinton Scotland.
Mr.. Cabcll's New Story.
Ii The March Harper contains -ls the last &c.
In Il series written by Mr.. James bran ~ :,
cabell. For his cycle of Love stories,'
4 to be brought out in fno holiday book
TORN. by Harper and brothers, early
VI next autumn. y q
f5iiGThe setting for tho love story cycle Is
Il med aeval and old English. amid scenes 1e
" where Mr.. Cabell's pen has remarkable
facility, and where his numbers In poetry
N and prose run so smoothly that the nina
delights In dwelling upon them f1$5.
3538 IIe summons to his aid In Sweet Ade-l
NTH Il. ~ the last link Of his ''C,yole, all
tho adju1,cts which he has used so$ad-
yantageously in former numbers Of his
SERIES The courtyard E45 Of VVtnstead
Castle In England witnesses there tho
4 setting out 10 the French wars Of tho
marquis Of Falmouth; the walled garden
8of the castle, with its autumnaal fame fam OF
scarlet and gold. Is the "hurly-burly"SA
against which Sweet Adelnis,', IN her
emerald green gown, with her hair
s..sshan1ing the pale sunlight, = CLOVIS upon.
the visual perceptions of the reader, to-
whose ears at the same time come the
music OF roundelay sung in her praise
ifhy the lord who Is her lover, and who
says In his song .jy}s D.
$,FIad you lived when earth was new, AM
What had bards Of old to do .9s5 VI
u Save to sing the song OF you ? s5s
& .IIad you lived IN ancient days. s3it5s
4Adelais, sweet Adelais, ,.S 81 II
You had ali the ancients' praise.
You M lose beauty might have won
%Canticles OF I Solomon. l5 SSi @ IL III
Had the old Judean ring u. :3 q III 4 3
S3E' eri beheld tho goodiest thing
IL Earth OF. heavens grace hath got."n'$SS3!.,S,
4! And much more TO the same purpose
$5Proba bly, Mr.. Cabelss very pretty and
1 well recognized art, as an exponent oflold
Vi English ways In love making, reaches.
Ssits highest conception in Sweet 5Adelais;n'S
" that is, if true love in man and woman
means the mutual effacement. Of self, and
ali ignoble and worldly desires, In the
tenderer, sweeter3 consideration Of what
SIS due to the one from the other. Into
tile story comes also the ). appeal, like
" az trumpet made by the ring OF fiery
patriotism and bytthat brave philosophy
tgiof living which prevents aman's heart
from being eaten out during years Of en-
& forced inac tion, when echoes OF distant
H great events seem q continual, 81 though
a#nninerit ed, #reproa oh, i IF RI :5
1.-The Illustrations for the story have
Ri been made by Andre Castaigne. The one
= showing "a Sweet Adelais," with oirclet
not 6floWers garlanding her amber tresses
A and a. sheaf of lilies in her hand, 1, Is very
u eSpressive. The highly dramatic qualities
ssin8this number point to the fact OF its
Il proba BILE tzation, One can imagine
how well each scene might be arranged,
and how entirely the beauty9of the play
would correspond to the beauty with
which the, story, as q whole, is replete.
VI Silver Tea.
1! "a silver; tea for the benefit OF the Shell
sterlng Arms Hospital will be given by
the Rebekah PeterlSin Circle Of King s
Daughters, in the home Of Mrs. George
~ King. from 4 to Z o clock p. NJ. to-day.
All friends Of the circle and those In
terested in the work Of the hospital are
invited to bejpresent. 2
Miss Gordon c omplimented.
Miss Rebecca Daingerfeld Gordon, who
is at the guest Of Miss Affeld In
Brooklyn. New York, is enjoying to tho
utmost degree tha closing days Of an un-
usually brilliant social season. where she
has had her time entirely filled with
luncheons, dinners and receptions, given
in compliment to her. Her attendance In
many box parties, ut grand opera has
been source Of the greatest pleasure
both from congenial companionship and
because Of the gorgeous productions pre-
scented.
TWenty-second in Rome.
'Washlngton's birthday Anniversary was
Kept IN Rome by several hundred Amerl-
cans, among whom We're General Lucius
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs, w. X, Vanderbilt,
4 Mrs. Levi r. Morton, OF New York; Mr..
and Mrs. Craig Bddle, Of Philadelphia,
and Mr. T. a. Bowen, brother or the
American minister to Venezuela Anibas-
n sador Meyer received congra tulntions anon
being the first American diplomatic rep
resentatiYe who had witnessed in Rome
five consecutive celebrations OF Washing.
tons birthday, "A
* Glenn-Collier III
Isl a quiet, but pretty. wedding took place
4 "Wednesday night at $50 a clock at the
4 home of the bride on Mechanicsyille Turn
pike, when Miss Roberta Collier became
1.-The bride of Mr.. Anthony D. Glenn, In the
I presence Of only few friends, The bride
was pretuly gowned in white chiffon,
4 trimmed IN lace and ribbon, and carried
s.White carnations and mnldenhar ferns
{sSs Miss Nellie johnson q maid ar horor 49,,