The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-04
SOCIAL AND
PERS OVAL NJ.

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NJ n MIA MI, receives her Fblessea slsn,
ai 4 niirr,n,age OF years III roam
n ~, VA trh one sparke OF her es -
NJ y her check be rosy bright
9E.IVhle truth within her bosom ~. l,ss'
Iii rn.e upon l,er md n ". =, avos
Tii my heart leave me t I1151 ~
Y e,hoo,y ne on earth a thing 50 rare are
,7I,,,, nwr III miracles are true
8 -, Ma nm maid sincere ana fair II
Oh,isttls ti'o >ns''' - III rom MOORE.
s Custodian Of Cross Honeoorred.
=. er;ends OF Mrs. Sarah 2. GA pett
~ ,.at,ant d.. custodian Of the so9t,..
If Honor, will be interestea !, ~
5the following account, taken axe !. e o
~ Atlanta, Constitution OF tne p..n,,r : ~
II ii the United Confederate ve. w. ...'s
Nor, Of q handsome silver oy s,. IN IN.
ny j ton was made on the plr,.'
tx, =. * General Robert r. Lee ana en le
C,onstitution says:f !. =, rh,ya
7>frl,e. nun rests upon a pedestal u ne ~
si,ti,a r. enrpi;l oak the pedestal hlSi.s
i,oa,s -, 3 At the Georgia school Oh l' ecu
y ,,sla,y. Each OF the three spaces ~
tween the handles is appr,op q ~
graved. !, ], |. wears this
sjy Upon one face u wy NY ~ - Z, shaft
4, s.ri,,,;on. MRS Sarah p. Gaop
l-,,stad;an Of the Southern Cross OF ron
Z .,,,..iS trn,1,' the United Confederate peteE-
ans, January 10, 1895. eoc.
s sIfnnn another face is ergraVee u
N s,n,ilegof the cross of honor SUCH as -
nresented to worthy veterans y tns
"A p s Of the Confederacy = p9n .a,e
third face appears the Conteoera'e % 80
s flag. Z, ,,ade the
y M, ,,r.ssn lion. Mrs Gabbett, In repl!lns,
said. in part: ~. F5,r,n
..-$,,f5 General Howell Cobb, origin iI
n Ne pan Of the presentatio o. ,te
=. yannr ii was an 'tnspira ton. as
she herself says, with no previous 4:
tho,,r;,t., As a few ladies We're s .eS ~
me assembly room Of the Daughters, ~. =,
4 ts Cont eracs the angel Of COZ ,
mus; have inspired her, W t,t sns ~
in iyar n,,iet manner, 4 think II Wouiu DC
Iii for us IL We could give a cross OF
honnr TO our veterans. England s'H sss
.heevtct orta cross, France her cross OF Tue
4 4 !ae;on OF Honor, Germany gives her I s3
5crnss WHY should we not give all inc
4, honors we can to our veterans u, SoilT
rades. have YOU not felt this cross con-
ISOLATION? Does it not please you 70 3 y 90
Il & and to leaveit toiyour children!
ow shall thank you ior TINS ~,
Il c,ons offering. It represents SO illu le.t
= IL ,rrvite that at my death this cup
ahnIlGhe placed in8the armory OF the ga
:. nnah Volunteer Guards (nOW the FlrsL
REGIMENT Of Georgi;D by the side OF inc
mn rniocent sword that was presented Dy
INA savannah Guards to my father, anu
$5t 3 whom, likewise, they erected 1n ell'
ment. + a 4 s{i : -, i, !. :
MAS II have said, your cup represents SO
Fr.J ~. ,io1,t
records, the sterling worth, Of your hear's.
Va ,ri,a ,,ndnstal. the oak, the strength OF
~ our beloved State of Georgia! q. I,
e. when i drink to you I cannot WIS.,
Cor YOU long lives, for many OF US \ a..
S.3 ra,dv have had long lives But &C
drln1, Ia the memories of valiant ueca'
to the prosperity of your beloved s a'u.n
Y land, which you sacrificed so Tuch 10 ,4,st Sc
cure. 81 How beautiful upon the noun !,
tains are the feet Of him that pr'i =,
#8{ GOOD things-thnt} publlsheth peace,
Brauer-Sycle.
The approaching marriage is announces
or Miss Eta j. Sycle, daughter OF ing
late julius Sycle, to Mr., Robert Coleman
Brauer, son of Mr. Frederick l5rauer' 9
535& this city. -,
rho marriage will take place March tn
nj $50 IS. NJ, in the home Of the brlde-to
he. No. ool West Grace Street, and WI
bc nm event of interest to the many rela
tiyes and friends OF the contracting par
ties. On account OF the recent dealh o
54 the brides father the ceremony VIII D
quietly performed, y
Col. and Mrs. Harper Entertain
Colonel and Mrs. Robert n. Harper,
T,eesburg, Va, gave a brilliant reception
last evening, at their Washington resi-
dence, in honor of Governor and Mrs
Montague. MHnrers t,of the Governor
stat. and theiE. wives were invited t
Z DE present The personnel of the stat
includes: Colonel William Male, 10. Lab
stern. Barton II. Grundy, John s. Hai
wood. %. r. Williams. NJ. S. Valentn
and Sol Cutchins, of Richmond; =. Y
Lane, $Jr., of James City county; Geors
C.. Cabell. Of Norfolk; r. F. Leo, Jr,, o
gS Burk,s. e. +. Holland, Of Stafford; s. y
FuIkerson, of Bristol: Henry Easley, Q
South Boston; II. H. Baker, OF Winches
ter: Henry NJ. Lewis. ST, John G. Goode
: Sidney Shetman, John r. Saunders an
hampton II. Wayt
Miss Gallatin the Guest.
Mrs. Norman ". Randolph and the Rich
,nond Chapter OF the United Daughters Q
.i the Confederacy will entertain Miss Al
berta Gallatin, the talented actress, dull
ing her stay in Richmond. Miss Gallati
will appear at the Academy of Music 0
FRIDAY next ina Clean Slate" She Is
daughter OF General Albert Gallati
jenkins G, S. A.. and a prominent men
her of the United Daughters of the Cor
federacy.
Hampden-Sidney Germans.
The College German Club, Of Hampden
Sidney, celebrated the ending Of III
half session with a night and mornin
German Friday night and Saturday morn
ing OF last week Both were danced !
the club house on the college grounds
III and proved delightful affairs Among tn
Richmond young ladies dancing wer
Misses Kitty Lancaster. Edmonia MsrtiI
and Elizabeth Hunter The visitors ais
remained 10 attend the entertainment {
the Dramatic Club OF the college. give
on Saturday night In the old Seminar
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