The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Forget u nee
G FORGET thce?. II to dream BY night and
Il muse on thee by day. ii 3sl
( 1fnll the worship. deep and wild, a poets
heart can pay, K
Y II prayers In absence breathed for thee u
heavens protecting power,
! II winged thoughts that hit to thee a
thousand In ain hour,
If II busy Fancy blending thee with my flu
II ture lot XII,
j il this thou cnllst forgetting" thou. In
deed, shalt be forgotl
n EEl5.,Forget theea" Bid the forest birds for,
get their sweetest tune;
" .,Forget thee ~ Bid the sea forget to
swell beneath the moon;
u Bid the thirsty flowers forget to drink the
ewes refreshing dew:
Thyself forget thine own dear land. /"
and Its '.f1ountalns wild and blue;
FORGET each old familiar face, each long
III remembered spot; III
When these things are forgot by thee
( then thou shalt be forgot!
Keep, II thou wilt, thy maiden peace, still
calm and fancy free,
For God forbid thy gladstone lcart should
8 grow less glad for mo;
Yet while TINT heart is still unwon, q
f3 bid not mine TO rove,
But let 1t nurse its humble faith and un-t
complaining love;
I II these, preserved for patient years. at
last avail me not,
Forget me then-bu ne'er believe that
# thou canst be forgot!
John Moultrie.
Governor and Mrs. M ontague III.
II is a matter Of sincere regret TO their
vi. ,it,a
Governor and Mrs. Montague arc both
Ill, and are thereby debarred from being
present at the funeral services Of General
Lee this afternoon, to pay the tribute
OF affection and respect which they feel
SO deeply.
A report from the mansion yesterday
was to the effect that En trained nurse
was In attendance upon the Governor and
his wife. and that neither were able 70
leave their rooms $
N Illness just at this time is donbly hard
for those who responds so promptly to
every call Imposed by duty and friend
ship and much sympathy Is awakened
nv its continuance. 1t Is hoped that IN a
few days, however, the Cove nor Will oe
able to resume his official life. and that
Mrs. 5Montague's irldisposition will be re-
lieved. n \ "a N IA
Ma Sweet and Her Family.
One OF the most delightful and laugh
able entertainments OF the season will
a be given Monday, May Sth, at $3.50 I
p. M "A In &c orcoran Hal, when Ma
Sweet will Introduce to the public her
seven wonderful and talented daughters
in the following casts
II MA Sweet Miss Mamie Williams.
y Arminty Ann, the prina donna. Miss
Lillian Gentry. 558
Betsy Belinda, the lecturer, Miss Daisy
Z Hancock.
( the twins. They are both twins. and III
it wasn't for their hair and eyes you
couldn't tell them apart. Miss Annie
Gibson and Miss Lula Crump.
Elizabeth Eliza, dramatic recitatonist,
Miss Grace Schermerhorn.
n Frances Ferada, has been disappointed
853in love- Miss Mabel Dobins.
4, Glorianna Gndabout, the giggler, Miss
Hattie Miller.
They bring their orchestra and other
musical Instruments with them at great
expense, and will give the audience music
OF rare order, they being the only COM
pany known producing 1t.
TN the Service of the King," Circle OF
Kings Daughters and Sons feel It a great
privilege to have this brilliant family
with them so soon. 1t is hoped that all
Z OF the friends Of the circle will be with
them on the evening Of May the 8th.i
Known in Richmond. A
News OF the death OF Mrs. Lewis H.
Hyde. taking place in New York on
Tuesday morning last. recalls her visits
to the family Of her first5cous,n. the late
DR.. Hunter Holmes MCGUIRE. when she