The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-17


and Ii unusually attractive, being as fol-
lows. ga
November 6th-Musicale. Chairman
Mrs. H. A. IIoenlt VI n e.
'ai,islc IN the best sense does not re-
idurc novelty, nay, tho oldor 1t is, and
the more we are accustomed to It, Tho
Greater It's cffct."-- Goethe. Ft
November i--Philanthropy.-- Chalr-
man, Mrs. 4. WIN. Penberton. Il II
WHO doeth right deeds ls twice born"
lid win Arnold. u
December 4tl,--Wotnun as a FACTOR IN
Popular Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. b..
i. MuSford. ,s 565
"1,lc light OF love, tho purity OF grace
the innd."-Byron.
|, December 1sti--An Authors Reading
Chairman, Miss Annie stcger Winston.
s"A poor thing, but mine o wn.'' Shakes
rearc.
January s1sl-Art.--C Chairman, Miss Ein-l
mn Nj Whitfield. iii
Truths that wake to pcrlsli--never."--
Words worth. q,
January l5tll--Womhn the Undercurrent
In the Worlds Observation-Disclosures AIRS.
CIV Culp
"Enrth's noblcst thing, n woman per-
fectctl. Howell.
January 1Otf--Virginjh day omi1lO-
dorc, Matthew Fontnine Maury; orator,
Col. WmH Stewart, Portsmouth. Va.
Deep calleth unto, deep."--I'salins.i4 AZ. q.
lear ye not tho hum Of mighty work.
ngs?,'--Keats. III
January 22d-Dranla.- Chairman, Mrs. G.
G. Walker. .5
"a charlotawherein king thoughts ride"
"A Life Drama; Scene ..
January 20th-Mu sicalc.-Cha Mrs..
II. a. 1Hoen. i4 Il.
Music, "a tic which birds lis to a
higher nobcr Beethoven.
! February 5th--The Fascination Of the
Occult.-Chnirman Mrs. Stephen Putney.
s#t SIT waves inc slill-.- *
Go on; I'll follow thee Z
February l9th--N. ashlngton.--- ..airman,
Mrs. ChIlcs Terrell.
g''The cornerstone Of natlon.'-Long-
fellow.
February 26th--Books OF the Year
Chairrnnp, Mrs. Leland Rankin 9
Some books are 10 be tasted; Others,
| swallowed; and some few 10 be chcwed
and digest Francis Bacon ISL.
March observation-disclosures Chairman,
Mrs. II. Wm. Pemberton.
'As one lamp lights ano Their nor gro s
So noblcness cnkIndleth .nobleness' M
4s3. Lowell.
March 12th-Annual Business Meeting
ITO please, instruct. advise y
March l9th-IThc Battle OF New Market
Or. John n. Upshur
My sons, God knows what hath be-
CHANGED them;
! But this l know. they have bemeaned
34 themselves y y
Like men born to renown, by life OF
death. Shakespeare.
Blair.
'"rhe more the marble wastes,
The more the statue grows"
J Michael Angelo
April 1sth-Best Thoughts from Late All.
I thors.--C Chairman, Mrs ~. r. Robins
Books are the mentors OF the heart.''
Mrs. Hail.
April 2ad--Social Unrest. Chairman. Mrs
stephen Putney.
April soth--Bells in! History and Ro-
nance, Rev. 1Wm. T. Evans. D. D.
| Chairman. Miss Guillaumc.
THE bells best teachers are
j3s5 Tho Golden Legend.
May 7th-Atusicale. Mrs. 2.
| A. Hocn.
1.-THE man that hath no music in himself
l Nor Is not moved with concord Of sweet
4 sounds, &
! Is fit for treasons strategems and spoils."
| Va II. Shakespeare.
May 21st-A1usical Comedy. &c ha rman.
Mrs G.. c. Walker. .
\ {s Blame where you must,
! Be candid where you can
And be each critic the
Good-na tured man.
| &c oldsmith.
Under the same cover is the programme
| for the History Class covering the Eliza
bethan Era, which we printed some time
4 ago.
A Weeks Outing.
| Almost enjoyable Camping Party was
/ given down on Burwelrs Bay BY Messrs.
Will Ashton and Paul Gwathney and
Gilbert Seward Among those enjoying
| their charming hospitality were Misses
Josie Scott and Elizabeth Herbert. OF
Norfolk; Lizzie Balm, of lvor; Iona
! Boothe. OF Wakefield; Ethel Lane OF
| Runnymede; Myrtle Gwathney, of Old
| Mill: Mcssrs. Clifton Barlow. Jack Mar
shall and Willie Edwards. or Simth1eld
and Percy Pitt, OF Chuckatuck. Mrs.
I Bennett Briggs Herbert. Of Norfolk, and
Tom Gwathney. OF Old MIN, proved most
charming chaperons. The hours were de-
lightfully4 spent In fishing. sailing. dane
fng and bathing. Captain Wilbur Moody,
4 &of Smithfleld. Va, gave The most delight
full treat Of all by rendering them most
enjoyable trip in his beautiful steam
launch to Pine Beach on Wednesday
night, where dancing and all other amuse-
| ments Of this resort were enjoyed. The
|! party left for the Bay at n late hour
all voting the Launch Party" the event
| OF the whole outing.
Engagement Announced.
i Tho euga cement ls announced of Mis-.
i Edna Louise Forbes. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. 8. rorbes. of Richmond
to Mr.. Arthur Thitts Ripley, of New York
the wedding to take place IN November
Excursion to Washington.
There will be an excursion to the Capt.
| tai City, under the management of Mrs