The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
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Three Gates.
Il 1fSyo, arc tempted To reveal D. Fiji
"A tale some one 10 YOU has TOD Is Il
Il About another, mako II pass, mi
& I,eforo you speak, three gates Of golsu. '$
Btrhe.e narrow gates Flrst, Is 1T tru !eS,
I i,hen .tts ii iicedful2D In your inina,
II Give truthful answer. And INC nsM s,.
S Is last ma nartowcst---',ls ~ tlll 'iu
S8A r,d AZ NJ reach your lips ut Inst.
8SfTft passes through these gntcways three
s,yrhen you may tell the tale, nor icar
tho result OF speech may pc.
IA 4 S,}'"' A II ~ n February Pilgrim.
81 Hope-Maury Memorial.
z AZ he annual meeting OF the Hone
N nta,,r,, Chant or Daughters OF the Con-
+ redcracy. held IN Norfolk Vn., Febru--
i. n,y sth, tile following eStrac I taken p,on'
4 tbe report OF the chapter president, MIS- MIS-
"A frank Wake, will DO Of much interest
/ NJ Richmond readers. The extract SO #
In May We promised to send 70 itlo.-
nond to the Home for Needy Conf edeI q e
Women Tho sum OF $40. Nve sent IT IN
N N f 7, nho,. n After tho convention In Pc
Z tcrsburg, October eth. we took q! room 't'l
Il, this home 1t Is in memory of Two
G{ raIlnnt Confederate veterans, James bar Sar
ron Hope. the Confederate poet.lnureate,
S8unf Matthew Fontaine Maury, the pnth-
finder Of the sea- The room is beauu-
fully furnished and perfect IN every par.
Sticular. The portraits OF Marry aug
x Hope greet YOU as tho door opens: n ne
x Marry family gave Commodore Maury's
md 'the Hone family Captain HOPES. a
n brass ablet is on the door bearing "a ope-
IL alaury Chapter, Norfolk, Va, This IS
N Tic only room taken and supported by q
~ cha 81 er# The furniture Is white and con-
sists OF bedstend, washstand, bureau,
three chairs, toilet set. shades and cur-
3# tal,s, pair blankets, comfort, four pair
K sheets, four pair pillow cases bureau
scarfs, one dozen towels, three pictures
branch Eof Confederate service-by Shep-
,,nrdI & Il cost one hundred dollars to sup
Il bort an inmate II. year. The fund Is al
paid for 1905. .;t5t
membership Of the chapter has IN
creased during the year from thirty-seven
,53t 10 one hundred and fifty. IN
& Thc officers elected were: Mrs. Frank
Anthony Wake. president; Miss Iita,
"A Serpnll. vice. president: Mrs H. 9. Smith,
5ers, second ,ice-prcsident; Mrs. Henry
Thompson. third vice president; MISS
sssUrith Green corresponding secretars'
81 Mrs. Bessie Baxter. recording secretary;
Miss Jennie Brown. treasurer; Mrs. I1tr-
j5hert 3. DreWry. registrar; Miss Evelyn
X Nn1mo. historian I'M
Miss Hayes's Engagement.
8 The engagement Of Miss Lucy y NJ ti.e
~ Iaves, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.:
d Hayes, of Colorado Springs, Col, and
Fl granddaughter Of Jefferson Davis, Fresi-
dent Of the Southern Confederacy. to Mr..
William Beverly Rogers, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Evans Rogers. of Beverly,
q Garrison s. New York. has been an
nounccd. The date for the wedding has
not yet been set. III
E Miss HAYES has visited Richmond Win
Il her mother and grandmother and has AZ
& tended several Con federate reunions ~ IN
inherent PARTS OF the South. Her tiance
lis a grandson Of William Hamilton Fish,
" secretary OF state during Grants first
E8 administration. Miss Hayes's father is
president of the First National Bank
q. Colorado spYings, ard has extensive
Interests III various Western enterprises.
Children's Rally.
5S3i2 The Virginia Passenger and Powe;'. COM
" HI ny i Young Mems Christian Association
" ~, its woman's auxiliary arc planning
for a childrcn's rally at the Reservoir
@A ssociation Hall on Sunday, February
18th at 4 z. NJ.
John Garland Pollard will make an adj
a dress Master Theron Brown VIII sing a
solo. Mr. spicgel Will play on TIN; either.
Ii u The primary class Of Grace Street Bap-
list Church will lead the singing, BE-
# sides giving numerous individue! numbers.
~ The subject of the teachers Bible con-
test will be thoroughly explained and all
who dcsire to secure the passages TO
lnemorize, suggested by Miss Helen Miller
4, Gould will be given8an opportunity to do
so This contest is open for three years,
and will probably interest many Of the
\ young people. M
These rallies will be held once a month
hereafter, The management OF the Mir
i, ginia Passenger and Power Company are
taking great interest in this new fea-
Aa,ure OF the work, and in order to show
that interest they arslgo!ng ITO issue free,
tickets for this on.. occasion to all Pas
senger and Power Company employees,
children who ire under sixteen years of
II age.
These tickets can be procured at the
main office, Seventh and Main Streets:
at tho association building. the office and
Z the shop al the Reservoir, at the Main
and Vine Street barns, at the Twelfth
Street power house and ut the Manchester
office; also at the home Of Mrs. +. J,
y 8Craigie. president of tho auxiliary, No..
}is sos West Main Street Parents are invited
TO accompany small children.
Valentine Festival.
A Valentine festival will be given al the
residence Of Mrs. r. II. Hardesty, No, zoe
& East Clay street, Thursday evening. Feb
luary 10Th, for the benefit of carpet funo
S of Trinity NJ. u. Church.
4 fine musical programme has been ar
ranged, including We'll known talent and
an enjoyable time, is promised those who
attend.
Beal-Johnson.
February 9Th contains an account of a
v surprise wedding taking place quietly in
this city Thursday evening. The names
of the contracting parties, as given by
the Times Herald. are Miss Edmonla r.
Johnson. daughter Of Mr.and Mrs. Por-
III der Johnson OF Newport News. and Mr..
III Charles c. BeaL an rmployc in schtnelz
Brothers Bank. OF thai city,
%js # The account says that Messrs. Horace
# Epes and James =. Able, Jro accom-
n panied the contracting parties TO Rich
lnond, and that the bride and groom, with