The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
SOCIAL AND
PERSO NAL.

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no more, but Sis lei, anu aouU-
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thild j bore, IN ~ ~ "a! 4, S9 . , !
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III S5 that lust Is worth 4 s 4. \ q,
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"a rhcse arc dealt Or diminished ut the secret
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q wise iii terrible things: u (. Y.
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:ssi 3g5} IA known the heart OF kings & VA a y
s3,shall$ L give thee my slcerless wisdom,
.l3g5a pr8tlie gft$nll wisdom above d5i5
NJ AN, Ne be women together; e give thee
X IN 354sS thy people love Nj IN 5 NJ 38
5;,.Tempered, august. abiding. reluctant #of
5qs lS5 prayers or vows. 81 .s&
#5fEagerf in fnce OF peril ns thine for thy
n "a mothers house. 3af5 81
MI Tod tlequite thee, my Sister, thfolGh $lie
IA ts wonderful years 10 be, 5g Y y. MI
g And make tiyspeorlc to love thee q 8 thou
sSl AZ hast loved me! III # e III q. 33 4 Y
--Rudyard Iipling.
Debutantes at Cards.
" sovcn IN hand euchre Wns the merry
20 mo played Mt Mrs. Calvin 84NY ililelcy 7
n beautiful card party given last evening" =,
&to Miss Margaret A Al cGlllre ti 'e 4n ''ss
II il oliisc NcAdams gi !. Is .-..s. =.
91l = wenty-one charming dcbutnntes gath
II e,,ctl about the tables In the parlorGss
where the crimson flame Of poiilsetta tn car
n rinf7 al, the color scheme In red anu
rs t,vIinre nretty faces flushed frosily under
IL Ala soft glow OF shaded waxcns tapors
64 In silver candelebra. ~. 4,
Tho young ladies playing In addition ~
8st 3 the guests OF honor were N ISIS i cry
III CURE, Miss van Santvoord, of&.II IS
In. ~ &: Miss Mary Bufard, Miss louhriliE,
e Of Philadelphia; Miss Atkills ~
" ~ isses Maj milo and Nellie Davenport, Miss
Il Jessie Hazard Miss Burwell, Miss ,Linel-
u sey. Miss Bernard Cooke. Miss Mildred
marbles, & Mi IS Kathleen Anderson, Miss
aura rutherford Miss Bessie Tomp-
II kins, Miss Allenc Stokes. Miss Ruth tiesb
III bard, Miss Bessie Uphur, Miss Mamie
and Miss Noting, n NJ VI &
Annual Silver Tea.
3 The annual silver tea Of the Junior.
RI r. 51Jollywoo1 Memorial Association will be,
"a given IN; Lee Camp Hal. Monday, ans
l,1ary 23d, fronl55 to 8 P' N, fs 55 3
ss35 iss Leila Hill, the chairman Of NJ al,-3
Il arrangements, will have ociated with
her among others. Misses Annie q. a5 and
Il Leila Gray, liss Pattlc "a, yell Miss lI21-
Sale jones' Miss Elizabeth ToWnes, M IS
katherine Watkins Miss Bessie selden,
ri Miss Nellie Boykin and Miss Bessie Hill
iStSf Tho Junior Association has charge OF
~ Lee IN Ionument and tho officers' section.
n in& ii ollywood on M emorinl Day. So they
& desire a ! large attendance ut their an
u nual tea to which the public and their
e friends are invite
Kinderg arten Entertainment.
rho members Of THE Valentine Kinder
Il, gartcn M others Club have planned an en-.
$$tcrtainlnent n FOR Thursday the 18TH in
S$ slant, which will eclipse their former fef-t
~ fort. 55S III Y ny 5ls III 5 Nj 3ssg s5g. f.
Sss3 rho programme is OF the highest rider
II and embraces selections which came fai
"A to- please the most rittcnl, FL
~ Failing on the night Of tho birthday OF
4855 II ebert e. Lee, duc#trbntc will DO paid
" the great Southern hero. "a Mrs. Ernest
" Lindsay chairman OF the commit
being ably assisted 8by Mesdames Mul-
n III whey, G GOD win and Wilson, The beau
,tisul hall OF N1urphy's Annex has been
IA secured for the occasion and the sale
az tickets indicates that n large; NUM-
n Der of the members friends Will be pres
eIlt that night, The programme wlllsoe
announced later a II 3S$5 s II "a
General Lees Birthday.
General Lees birthday, Thursday, jan
n uary 10th, will be observed by tho pre-
sentation of crosses of honor to Confed-
y era to veterans in Randolph Hall, ut Lee
n Camp Home 4s
The meeting will be called to order at
Y! s II. NJ. by the commander Of the camp.
II The II opening pray YER will be offered BY
Il the Rev. il4andon Mason. Music by a
II chorus OF forty voices from the Richmond
" High School, under.i Ire. dira ction OF Miss
y Henry. will follow, after Which there VIII
be an Informal address from Major r. I. 4
H Hunter. The remaining part Of tho pro-
4 grarnme will include the reading OF rules
II and the calling Of veterans names, BY
@sAdjutunt ]. Taylor Stratton;5 the pre-
N scntatlon Of crosses by the president OF
Il the Richmond Chapter Daughters of the
q ConfedcracY; music and informal speak
Sing. The Confederate organizations and
the public are cordially invited TO be
I. present. The names of those on whom
crosses will be bestowed are:
George w. Arlington, of Mosby's Bat
talon: II. G. Ashby, Company G. First
Y Virginia Regiment. Kemper's Brigade;.
~. Bossicux. second lieutenant. Company
I IT.. rwcnty-hfth Battalion. Virginia In,
i f.intry; Thomas Booker. Company Il,
Mosby's Partisan Rangers; John G. Bur-a
russ, Company B, Ninth Virginia cavalry;
n. p. Cofer, Company a, Nineteenth
I Battalion, Heavy Artillery; w. j. Clop-
ton, Thrty-cighth Battalion, Richmond
u Grayette Artillery: r. II. Duesberry, Com.
1 pany a, Forty-slxth Virginia. Richmond
{ Blues; Josephus Day. Pegram's Battery.
Virginia Artillery; .. i. Ecklcs. Company
A. Twelfth Virginia Infantry; j. w. lGg-
q gleston. Company II, Forty-fnurth Vir-
Il GINA Infantry; Il. S, Ecklcs Company A,
Twelfth Virginia Volunteers; Charles
Ioukar, Company Is, Fifteenth Virginia
infantry; p. ". Green, NJ. D.. assistant
surgeon, G. $. NJ, lronclad "Stonewall";
h ~ NJ, a. n1, a 1yi,.,,