The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-07
SOCIAL AND
! personal.
Apowcr Divine.

Z q III Il Is
,,oyoro beginning. end without At1 END,
ss5s Al sr.ace eternal ana as surety sur sure,
4 III fxod a Power divine which moves p
Il Only Its ,aws endure.
s3-rb,s a tts touch upon the blosson1ed rose,
IS8The fashion OF It's hand SHAPED io' 7lHs
S5 IS ;1ark soil and the silence OF the seeds
e',rhr robe Of Spring It perves;
II Out II the dark 1t wrought the heart 'If7 OF
n an Of or dull shells the phcasS',ts pen
5S5{ ciled neck; \, ~ \.
Ever at toll, 1t brings TO lovelinlte,ssss Sg5
All ancient wrath and wreck 81 IL 3{9
4 81 ,1,akcth and ,inmnketh, r,endng all;
s98TSyvbat It hath wrought is better than
~ hath been .5tE g8 ~ " . 1 g
\ SLOW grows the splendid pattern that 1t
Esg plans, NJ
II knows not wrath nor pardon; utter utter
It's measures mete, It's faultless balance sal7r
s{j!s weighs; \. III,
Times nre as naught tomorrow S It VII
sGst III Judge: gfS I'D $5$is 8 a ia Al
CRATER many days. AS
i Z iel
b Such is the Law which moves TO right mt
Il \. 4 colisness, y AZ. 81,
which none last can turn aside or
The heart 81 1t Is Love. the end Of i
Is Peace and Consummatlon q s" We rs
S,Ds Edwin Arnold
"a Brilliant Retrospect.
Il IN 4,s GENERALLY conceded by Richmond
III society that last week wit messed O grea tel'
!9E number Of elegant entertainments tna,.
f s8usually noted within the same len 81, N
81 q time at this especlal stage or Or inc ~.
winter social season. Beginning Win 7, nv
IA Monday german and the reception given ,
Il III .s,,,1 Z 'AIrs Seth Low Mt the 1Non1an's
Il C,lmb it continued in the reception given yen
n n ia Robson by Miss Glasgow; IN the
II lnint$ dinners given by Miss Brnnch ana
Miss Scott; IN beautiful luncheons Wllere
Mrs John w. Harrison Mrs. - = o olals
III Nelson Carter#and Mrs. Claiborne we're ,sI
iii llostesses, In carl partie msslEa.e,
theatre PARTIES, and the cha tnlns YIN
Il !, ma at4the iWestlnoreland CLUB. IN
fS snitnS ~ keen winds and lowering clouds
V ri IL 4 weekly reception at the Deep fu ~
1Iunt Club attracted q number5oIt gues,,s.
making the social atmosphere as s Or sl.t
s md gay as usual on Saturday al terhooh5
NJ last. g5S5 NJ "a :. 4, -,
NJ, q Ia Richmond Art Club was another.
ss ~ theB movable affairs which members
s$$l,f the dub and their friends found very
az attrnctlve.f 6 Il .5 &$s#
Washington's Birthday. 5
s.3$ Is ery,% OH now is looking forward 'li y
renjruary ED, and TO grand eye,l.s
@S.,yill d mark ashingt on's brt hday, hor
j5rumors are rife concerning pre- thh' 'tls
lulyorSQry.
II IS Il Weeu the present and the twenty
Ef second comes Saint Valentines day, one
- r he rayest OF the winter. fes t1vals. "
vii, shes celebrated by the Richmond Ger
q man CLUB 8inf cotillon given M .- onday,
FEBRUARY 13t1, and by q Valentille nstll
he q fternoon of February 10TH IRON
S5 I.eo III A. a 3 clock to take place In the
" $nIasonlc Temple, under the auspices or
.fis NJ lsu Mary Thomas.s auxiliary TO the
Home for lncurables. a, i, v Y. !, I,
si5 ,rhcro IA d reversionQ to the sentimental
n tile sending or valentines, n custom g
# which all true lovers keep up even ~.
S$4 Ana twentieth century The real Valenr
liz nav take the form preferred: it may
lSE IA expressed ii flowers, books or IN any
one Of tho many delightful conceits de-
S!s q sed 5for5the benefit of SWANS and tnoir
! sweethearts, but 1t must have, linked
with the sender's card, q trul ~ i il4,t,
edged, brightly tinted paper3v va len tlhe. :. !.
Is with sentimental verses EXPRESSING ,ae, %
AT loove-lorn feelings, and such devotion q; as
~ rentle patron saint of February 14th
y mi sllt read and approve. IA & E.
At the Wonan's Club.
Mrs. 10. A. Hoen was chairman Of the 9
& Monday evening musicale at the woman 3
sy1 Club. beginning at $50 O'clock anu de-
lighting a large ana entllus''ls. w 2 a,
&idience. =, ,,o,.a
sStnyrs Conway Il Gordon. soprano; MISS
ia Mn bel AIcBnin, contralto; MI. Conway
rs r,orflon. tenor; Mr.. James hlcBain, BARI
5$ tona, with Mr.. Shepherd Webb as accom- ~
8I nanist and Miss Zelle. Minor as pianist
83G Chairman's guests tAcludeI' NJ :. ana MIS-
S{stnnard Mrs Clarke. OF Baltimore; MT.
and Mrs. George Whitfield, ana MI Mt
and Mrs. Richard MORGAN. 10
other guests were Miss Margaret lIeake
MS Mrs Guy Hequembourg. Miss Annie =
a 6Rc,nhardt Mr. and Mrs. James RAlstot
sEssg cabell, Mrs. May Thomas and MISS liar
INA rison j., .
a:35 The concert opened With n quartette
&gs,.rhe hIller's Wooing," splendidly adapt
led to show the fine voices OF the singer!
s,s and their beautiful blending. Mrs. Gordol
was heard In q solo, Spring Has Come,
W. IN N. Valerie White and was enthusias
St icnllv apnlauded, Miss McBaln sang Will
i rrea feeling n $"Chant Hindoo" by BEN
al berg and gave, as an encore. sparkling
#$littlc ballade, "Ehe Rose Over the Way
fs{ ,rhe trio from Randeggcr's. ~ Nayi
s ganti,n was only eaualed IN It's beaut,
an by the rendition Of tho quartette II
#gSyerdi.s .'Rigoletto." Two vocal mum
5S bcrs, Nevlns's mighty LAX a Rose" am
$&.iEstudiana,, by p, Lacomc, closed tn
S5programme all too soon for those tina
54y had the pleasure Of hearing the sing