The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31
SOCIAL AND
'.5...i5.PERSO...''lN'.A AL.
since She Went Home.

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5 Since she Went Home.
since she went homie Al
Sssrl,o saddei1cd world has never see'n : \
iSe SO bright +. ". i, ~
US Ihero 5is less splendocr IN sthe il'o ~
light, ~ q, III I. .,,,,,, ,,,onr.
3sF Il, i et t,,res ioys conc how to slower
R$ls birth, M y a " M ,,,,,,,.r.
And thou hast LOST - stei'ueet' fi''s
Ing earth, 5i
VA. rs ,rhe glory that was thine!
since she went--hohlc-
3Sg},rhc dragging days seem now nov 81 - 81
IA !, h,nt III sadness chils the gaycst sons pig
3Ss?5'TNA ,ya intive tone iii every SOUND ! hea,.
s1svnn the snnlight's rays ofspuress soiu,
Il i,,eznil the world, sceln Something lis
5Fi dun and cold, II 5sS..i n
,RR8 Missing her presence dear. sl
:, 81 urge 4 world to lose SO very n 1l.lell
~ iSIn ono small woman's facc ana ana Vo oi's
E3sIsg{ and touch, s IN
a8The simple magic OF her tender sillliu my,
3 So full I, world to have SO empty hio NJ.
"A, For one small womans quieel SOU ANe
tone, t,i s,,cr (. 4
i@ And yet-'twilt empty p ~ ~ ~ al >sE
5g since sho wcnt--homo
a1',Sfs a ,i --1ithel Maude Colson
g3ssIs5533 a IL the w onat1's Club. 5 a
5sNTrs j, Gavin Stewart was chairman
5SS 32 -, Ia N,onlan,s Club last afternoon,
E,n13oniS,..TohiIant was the snpatect
nf discussion, and Mrs stewards /. i nnpa.
Hon uAssociated Charities was q pe ssu,..
sfrl one, full of feeling ana sonu . $3.50,
8S1t5was heard With the closest 'lt.eli' W.
ana made fine impression ,1,ss
885S1''nirsi a stewart was followed by MISS
SfS ~ tnniss. who made a strong appear ~ i
bchalf Of the Juvenile Court ana tno a.
ssirnherculoss Association. tFhe8
which Miss Caballiss has had reno ~,
t,,,S n,,t hority on tho different forms oa
#practical philanthropy nnd au ll' - NJ
talk weight and conviction. u, !, "a
5fSsI1airs AUGUSTINE Royal poured / tesl si,io
m Afrs rs a ". p. Brock presided at ny
chocolate table Guests Of the atteri,9 ~.
ware Mrs. Wren, Mrs. Philip Shield, Nlrs.
Howard Bassett, Mrs. Ropert,. w. ~,
Mrs. Edwin Eeple ana ME- ls. 49, r
u Reception to Mr.. and Mrs. Low Y.
Hon. and Mrs. Seth Low, Of New ORR y.
8 who have been guests o. u s.
s# theSt celebration or Founders Day AZ
y 1Ia,,nt "a institute, will arrive in lalcll-
1nond nj 10, AZ NJ. to-day, and be az ne ,
Jefferson Hotel during their stay IN lt t
rlond. X 3 5G SS,3 ~ !, /. !, IA
i5 Mrs ri Low will be given q reception $.lu
ESthc Woman S Club. where Mr. Low VII ps .
introduced by Governor Monta guc' my
"a make an address on N Educatl ~. J. ~
F&lrdics of the club are extremely gratified
that SO distinguished a gentleman during
his first visit to Fticllloid has COIL
III sented 10 devote part OF his time 70
them and ytheirsintercsts. They are equal
liz sorry that business In New, York VIII
prevent Or. Frissell from being present
Ladies who will&do the honors OF t1e
AZ evening will include Miss Jane ltutherT7
$SSfoord, the club president; Mrs Preston =
Cooke first :vice-president;i Mrs. J AZ
thur tLcfroy second vice-prcsdent Miss
claire Guillaume, secretary and N treas
#1,rer: Mrs. S}SNV. 3rravers, corresponding
secretary; Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson Mrs.
'EEChrlstopher Tompkins Mrs. Thomas Cary
johnson, Miss Kate Winston, Mrs, John
ri II II pshur, M RS. jackson Guy, Mrs. Moses
I'D 3IIoge and Miss Alice N Parker, OF the
IA Will 70 from Richmond to Hot Springs,
So Va Members of the club are privileged
to bring gentlemen as escorts ana requ II
ls5 ed to come in evening al tire i% !
Reception to Miss Robson.
0 one OF The most charming social affairs
III Of the week will be therecepton on We'd
8a1iesday afternoon from A to 9 o clock. IN
which Miss Ellen Glasgow, of No. 1 West
> Main Street, will be the hostess, and
Miss Eleanor Robson, the guest of honor
~ che spacious lower floor Of the Glass
cow homo will be thrown open, decora-
IA lions being in palms, smilaX and jonqui.s
3a a shower Of the latter making tho CEN
terpiece lii the dining room. Richmond
z people are such admirers OF Miss Rob
3#son and Miss Glasgow, that the oppor.
NJ tunity of seeing, tho two together Is one
I'm thatis most 4LghlN appreciated and look
81 cd forward to"'with tho greatest inter
S9 est N fhE5M 8iti @f83 4
Tea Postponed.
4 The annual tea to have been given by
tho Daughters of the ConfcderacS wa:
8 postponed from yesterday afternoon L
s allow the Richmond chapter members tn
ss privilege Of attending the funeral scr
Es vices OF Mrs, Vrgnius Hall taking place
\ at Monumental Church.
# Tho Colonial Danes also assembled II
So do honor TO Mrs, Hall, who was mos
& actively and prominently associated wit
$a all wo,ncn'ss organizations. historic, pa
triotic ana social, In Richmond. He
very genuine force OF character and he
$5 many fine qualities combine to make lie
& Joss avery genuine one not only to he
#$# friends, but to those associated with he
HS in the varied spheres of action and in
&bterest, where her influence was felt, an,
always for good.
- Dinner to General Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Willard entertained
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