The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Be Good to Me.

my gear ~
wadna bc gaugin, ABBOTT nil alane,
IL the warld were a. sller, an you not
my ain.
The BIRDS arc a. ina,in'; the flowers wed
the grass. H..
An you are my srrins,imc my ain
bonnie lass:
Like KISS o. the sun to the hte-sprins'h
sod,
Put your lirs TO my aim were ! sou' :
q My hear, is a thumpin' like sticks on q
Jus, ran,in' wi hunger; COON sie IT a.
c..iinb.
NY eyes are q thirstin' IKE nishl q 1oA 'i l''
~ dew,
Lei mem drink, my ain dnrlin In one
look frae you.
Coon. fiji up The crook O. my long
waitin arm.
~, h,,,,d,e ~ close and I'll shiel We frae
HARM,
pu, your han in my ain; let me spier
in your ear;
dear?
81. Charles sMc1lwaine in September Me-
Clures.
Miss Crunnp Honored.
&a Miss Courtenay Crump, daughter OF
1..;izc ana Mrs Beverly T. Crump, de-
tutunte Of last season, ande one OF the
most attractive young girls IN Rich lila No.
is the guest Of Miss Funston. Ut Gam
den,.' King George county, the country
home of Mrs. Eliza r. Pratt.
t She was given Il large and elegant enter enter
talnment by AR. r. Vivian turner On
=, 81 p gs..l. MA
lawn"
Tennis and archery, on lovely lawn sur
rounding the mansion. were followed by
german in the drawing rooms during the
t.. evening. Elegant refreshments were
5 served. .
THOSE present were Misses Maggie
Pratt, Elsie Funston, of Boise, Idaho;
Emily Gravatt and Courtenay Crump' or
Richmond Dorothy Tate and Louise
Welsh, of Baltimore; Gussle Roob anu
Cuss,e Turner, of Washington; Nancy
Darling, Georgia Green, OF washington 81 !.
sophia Tayloe, Lily Thornton. Mary
13rockenbrough Quesenbery, Jennie
Powers. Resale Smith, Frankie Arnoiu,
i Sue Hunter. Minnie Smith; Mcssrs, Willie
Pratt Richard Pratt. William Funsten.
s. DIR. T,oyd Nolan, OF Panama; James anu
Robert Funsten, of Boise, Idaho; G. Gayle,
: of Chicago; George Oge Tayloc, John
Arnold, Herman Darling, Philip Robb'
II. Upton, Of Maine; Robin Robb Charles
Powers, of ort Royal: ". Barton Mason
of Frederickburg; William T. Smith. X.
Vivian Turner Mrs. Low, Mr.. and Mrs.
n John Taylor Thornton. and Mrs. H. B.
- Coghill.
Stay-at-Hone Whist Club.
IA The club was entertained Monday even
i ing by Mrs pattison at the residence Of her
{ n
West FRANKLIN Street. Mr.. Charles h.
Borden with Dummy for partner, made
ton score, followed closely by Mrs Borden
b and Mr., A. p. Wilmer. Mrs. Harrle Web
ster at the Chesterfield, will entertain
fte the club next Monday evening, the 18th,
instant. os
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w Glenn gave a
d delightful party at their home, No 3ls
Louisiana street, to their little daughter.
Aethia, in honor Of her eighth birthday.
Games Of all kinds were INDUCED in,
after which refreshments were served.
She received many beautiful presents
from her little friends.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Glenn. Mrs. Bishop,
Misses Alethia Glenn. Norma Childress,
Annie Christian. I1otte Bohannon,
Florence Bracket, Louise Kinsey. Selena
Kinsey, Bessie Enroughty, Annita Chris
tan. Annie England, Louise Bohannon,
Ethel Mitchell. Lillian Southland, Mamie
Chalkley, Thelna Christian Leslie Court
land, Russell Glenn, Willie Glenn, Harry
1Gnroughty, Otto Kersey Eugene Klnsey,
Earl Christian and Raymond Charley,
King George Gard Party.
Mr.. and Mrs James:H. Boggs, OF King
George Courthouse, entertained delight
fully at cards recently at their home,
coax cottage" in honor of their friend,
Mrs Shaw OF Washington.
The grounds were lighted with Japanese
lanterns and presented a lovely scene.
Among the card players were Mrs. Shaw
of Washington; Mr.. John G. Boggs OF
Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Wells and Mr.
and Mrs. Mountjoy. OF New York; Miss
Mary Morris, of Washington; Miss Meta
Pollock. Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Boggs
Mr.. Rice Hooe, Mr.. John Pollock. Miss
Dorothy Hooe Barnard, of Washington
Miss Page Morris, of Washington; Miss
Medora Boyd HOOD, MIR. Edward Tayloe
Mrs. Thomas L. Hunter and others. Dainty
and delicious refreshments We're served
The ladies' prize was Won by Mrs. Shaw
and the gcntlemens prize by Mr. Edward
Tayloe, of Powhatan.
Personal Mention.
AS soon as tho notice Of the funera
service is announced, the Richmond Chap
ter Daughters of the Confcderacy, VII
meet and arrange to attend the funcrn
OF Mrs. .Adde Deane Lyons In body
Mrs. James Y. Leigh, of Norfolk. ha
sent out letter requesting the Virglnl!
and l3lchmond delegates not to make ar
rangenNnts for attending the San Fran
cisco. CAL convention, until the Vir
friu ri ron ru .