The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-28

The stars are Out sa1id sthe way is clear; 2s
And galloping. gal loping on we SO.
ril the Drowsy Plains we have crossed cross g 2
and 10! II s;sssf gSsS E
The gleam q the Drea,ntown lights , We
2 see. i5bfS 6555 81 +.liL lls9h6
what steed soSswift as ,nother's knee \
5The gates IS swing open and we rllde
through; 81
what "a host OF children ahead OF. yo,,
Big ones and little ones, dark and q far
They have coma TO- DroalntoHn from
I :tl everyw here. b M
Il wonder. DARLING find out for me-
II they All rode oYerson nlother's Knee?
EEK IN orthwe stern Christian a dvoc a lt.s
$s Danes Meeting.
s23$The ] anuary meeting Of tho virginia
Colonial !. DANES WAS held last afternoon a'i
ins the home Of MrsJ. Aston eanet' e, e
large number Of Dunes were prese1hi . tile
president, Mrs. II. AZ C Claiborne, being IN
tile chair. n N !s u. VI e; 6, /.
The president read IA letter from, Mr..
SSomcrville, n asking tile help OF the So
sniesty 81 Ia restoring Falls Church. near
"a lox andria. 3 The subject was discussed,
hut it was decided that, rs the DANES
had already pledged a thousand dollars eat1f'
4 n8 tile ma tional society towards the res
" town, and n had ndertaken much other
Y work, they could mot follow their desires
lin soy far us the Falls Church was con-
#cerned. 55tf5s S III /,
v :. M regard to tho 4 silver 10 be presented
blythe Danes to he attlcship4 Virgllnllla7
r ,,, design was shown byi Mrs Claiborne ne
and was mitch admired, but no definite
beyond 3tlIltsof determining upon
something beautiful and UNIQUE, was vas
reached, E2 tis3 s$s SEEaaE zjs
u twas decided to 60 ON with the work
ofscopyng and printing the parish regis Is;
Il tiers Int tile State,&and as the society mas
been encouraged q by an unusual number
or copies recentlyssold, another reg lster
Will LIE printed Very3ss AZ
Tile DANES, instead Of giving a mid wis
ter cntcrtainmelt,W will so to sClarl nc
VILE prilo 70 til and lie present at the \
ii; installation services of the first president
Fof 5B the University of Virginia, Dr.. ed Il
win a. Alderman. 4 & Ell II
Mrs. Cabell a proved herself what sne
Il nj WAYS {, Il a gracious and lovely hostess.
Miss Mary Drake. Miss Blair and othera
u young ladies ssisted hersin serving de-
licious refreshments The meeting was
one OF the pleasantest 4of the winter t' ,sts3
u Undergraduates to Seniors.
sa3lf A beautiful reception was given by the
last evening to the members Of >tho Sanlor
81 Glass and their friends who were \ tho
quests of honur, and were most hand-
81 son1ely entertained, ther& ella ssmates 8ex-
Ihibiting q fine college spirit In their de-3
sire to compliment tho graduates Of 1885,
Il IA The college parlors We're most arts III
q cally decorated In the class flowers the
Liberty rose, and each of3.the Seniors
iS wore an American Bea uty rose, sent for
ID the occasion by the hostesses Of the eve
ming. An orchestra rendered u delightful
4 programme during reception hours and
the datntiest refreshments were served by
the deftest and prcttiast Of youthful
servitors. TIA ~ a
5 Guests were received by Miss Bessie.
a IsDbercon. OF, Chapel Hill, N. c.; and Miss
"A Mary Crawford. OF Augusta county, rep
f$i'esenting the UNDERGRADUATES. with Miss
4 Edith MCCARTHY, the president Of the
Y Seniors. The young ladies were assisted
by Mrs. Sally Harris and Miss Mary
n Carter And erson, OF the college. K Miss
4 RobersoE. was $enafmingly gowEed In cie
q Glue crepe Miss Crawford wore rose pink
4 silk null !: Miss a cCarthy was In white
a lace; Mrs. Harris, In black chiffon cloth
ana lace and Miss Andersen. in whito
chiffon and American Beauties. }
q The evening was distinctly full Of en-
joyment. % The parors were filed with
& callers, and the guests Of honor were
X tho reel pients OF all sorts OF pleasant
4 attentions The college prestige in the
Y J1!eAsantness of Its social gatherings has
reached a high standard, which last eve,
ning's entertainment is likely to advance.
4 Prize Winners,
S} At the whist game, given by the ladies
OF Beth Ahnbah Temple in the Jefferson
4 Club last evening, Mrs. Cohen won the
s first prize; Mrs. George Davis, OF Baltl-
more, the second & Miss Clara Straus, Of
& Charleston, w. Va. the third Mrs. Jo-
sept Levy and MIS-. Meyer Frank were
gconsoled. n 56S
Miss Robson TO be Entertained.
hi Miss Eleanor Robson, one OF the most
charming women on the American stage,
Il viii DO entertained rs Miss Ellen Glasgow
next Wednesday afternoon. # HI
THOSE who were fortunate enough to
see Miss Robson during her previous al,-
pearances here, Sarc anticipating great
pleasure in the prospect of witnessing
her presentation Mary Ann"4in the
piay, Merely g1lary Ann" at + the
g AGA DENY next week. Miss Robson was