The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-27
SOCIAL AND
. PERSONAL

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"A Sunrise Song.
oyer, my windowca y; -. ana We y uaMn
comes I'M
the drench Of the dew. S3
BIZ O promise new!
Q Joy reborn!
o gold that rcglldeth the world AT
q morn! s5 IS l5 d,
cpcn my window cnat, where the birds
s begin.
enen my window--wcst! md the wind
AZ blows through.
s.,S,t with the fragrance OF bloom, loud
with the meadow lnrk' SONG III
Blow sweet and strong.
Thou breath OF day..
styl coof me this fever OF dreams away!
4 open my window west and coll on
ySss6 YOU.
IA omen my window south! There waits
like the dove,
Home from its ouesting nfar. love, With
a lurgconing spray 8
or hope to lay
&S5 ft IN my henrt new Jest
For toll--for my doubt, new faith a H.
over iii Of my windowS--this where
I welcome love!
1 open my window--north! l'csonse--7bte be
Bs.. gone! a ~ Il & .8
rarrying shadows of nlght-ghosts OF
pershing gloom!
IVA Give room! Give room ut
S In the chamber fair
q, d soul new walked, thou wrath
WI despair!
%rv windows stand, wide---stand wide
81 ha'' 1 M PuNH. II. wrLDMAN.I
IN October Harper's.
At Wonar1's Club.
iiss Monday afternoon III the parlors OF
NJ she Woman.s Club was most pleasantly
I. ma ,ed nv tho first social assembling Of.
Rub members aud their guests since me
\. .y,ekly teas were discontinued In the
lummer.
Autumn reunions are always lively ~ n
4 lairs. There are so many questions 70
.&s Go asked and answered in regard 10 re-.
4 rent trims and experiences. Every one
II sncrns to have taken on a new lease OF
&5$ Nfn and to be looking forward and Plan
y Ming for the fall and winter. Absence
mas improved the favor and value OF
j ecouaintanceship and friendshlp any
women who are known to be past nus
tresses in the art of saying graceful
fI,nrs are wittier and cleyerer than us
# The narlors we're frightened and made
III fragrant with beautiful flowers Eather-s
q I'd from the beds on the lawn which now
render the front of the club building
q delight to the eye Of the passerp BY. ! ca
IN cnEe. delicious peach cream and other
delicacies were served at datntilS
IS decorated table by Miss Jane Ruther-
4 Il fonrd the president Of the club. who!
vas assisted In her duties as hostess by
Miss Claire Guillaume, Mrs. - L. LEWIS evils
Mrs. Christopher Tompkins- MIS-. NOR
Y i a 9TH i
$@8e, Among the guests present were Mrs.
IA J,nhert Hughes. 9of -,orfolk, Va; Miss
aoIordacai of New Orleans who was at
"a thc C,rcenbricr White Sulphur for the
season. and is spending the carry au.-
s. 5,nln in Richmond : Mrs. 20 ward Sham-
bers cioode OF Boydton. va -, nl'u ,,.'ss
4,s Clark. 81 OF Halifax county. VINO was q
~ to In the class of 1905 OF the fticn-
mona Training School for kindergart-
It'll nnrs ana will he a Richmond resident
8 doing HE winter
The attraction at the clup lor mex
s Monday afternoon will be piano recl IVA!
55g 10, Miss Mamie Davis. who has recently
$o,,roHned n studio in the city, and Is n
very fine musician.
Approaching Wedding.
Society : generally is interested in the
sf announcement from Savannah, Georgia,
6 a. the cnga gement of Miss Placide
BrIdCers, Of Tarboro, N. c., TO the Rev.
u Robh White. of Virginia.
Miss Bridgers is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs ]. l.. Bridgers, of filma, near
Tarboro. Mr.. White is the eldest son
of the late Rev. Robb WHIT, o. CnRr-
lottesville, Va. His parish Is in Greene
y rounty. Virginia, where he is doing fine
work, and is most highly esteemed. Inc
~ date OF the wedding has not yet been
announced, but 1t is understood to be
Acacduled for the early win: \
Engagement Announced.
Friends in Richmond will be interested
In the announcement of the engagement
Y OF Miss Hllda Davenport. daughter OF
Z Mr.. and Mrs. r, B. Davenport, OF New
berne, N. c.. to Mr. Alan g. Lynn. SON
Of Mr.. II. Clay lynn, OF No, AIS West
Grace Street, Richmond. The w,dong
will be celebrated October 18th, In the
home OF the bride
Birthday Party.
A birthday party was given Thursday
,yening last to Miss Mary stnrkcl at
her home, No. 1906 East Broad Street,
Music and games amused the young ~ O..
pie, and refreshments We're served.
Among those present were Misses Mar
laret O'Neil, Helen McDonrugh, Julia
2yall. Mary Wright. Annie Byrnes,
Marie Bowen, Margaret Dugan, RUBY
invest. katherine Burke, Helen Faulhaher,
-daTc ftaape anu Neles'e A11sHcs' 5
~ Resumed School Duties.
{ A number of, charming young Rich
mond girls have left the city to re-
sumo their studies in the various instl-
buttons OF earning, whore they VIII be
& located for the winter. Miss Grace Per-
klns, Miss Inlogcn Warwick and Miss
catherine Miller Gum will be at Miss
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