The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-21
S'Ol::::'Cl,I,AL AND
PERS
Tie j: Passing 81 Summer.

lieu SSCarIGLSls TIC ClleHtllNl
The eas wind pipes q altering tune
rho year Is come to fternoo II
And summers dead ri i 5S3 IN IN ~
Along theScmpty cornfleds soon II Al 4. "
Hcr6 funeral flowers shall DO sire " 81
And }deepitl valley, high OH dune, * {
Tones sadder1 than tho pigeon 81 &c on s + III
Shall wall her glores spent }nnd shed: ssli5:S
.,rl,c maple 3mourns In flaming red &
Fl Ell pushing he ast ers spread
Carpets where blue and purple wee,
WlereonS her fleeing ghost may tread
AS she goes hurrynefnfterf june NJ 4
They sliallanot coffin her inglead
rebuild va grave vault over head 3gyila
OF marbles and gray granite 8heWn NJ s
But she shall lie III grassy bed
With walls and roof offroscs re "a. 3Ss II
Our summer dead. q IN 3i!5Ssi, @ N III
IIs3 Nora Chesson, in Lad Realm
Hermitage Golf Club.
Sf5 The informal Saturday a afternoon recep--
ton FatIthe Hermitage Golf Club b. to-day
will shea u followed by music and dane " s.
i,rhilow.s orchestra vii furnish the music
and the pretty matrons and MAIDS w :,
wit their escorts, render 10 E5# club
gatherings 81 such attractive AFFAIRS, vii
be the dancers. ~ @. Us! y}at
THE club members have decided ito re-
neat the programme of music and ;danctng
on alternate saturdays for the remainder
8 the season. and thereby add to The
prestige Il already obtained Of Ing the
dispensers of s,muchsple hosn'talty.Es
Christian Endeavor Social. @
.l,Ehe delightful out of town social epl.
sode was az Christian yehdeavor n social
given at Hermitase II, Louisa sc nn !! y.
January 17tllsi " t!s \ ],
!. / Eihrmitage.5Sone5{ of the Old Colonial
homes of Louisa owned by the P e,
family andlrenoWncd for ahospi talit ~, was
ian55S ideal place forj a festive gathering
With Mr. and Mrs. Parrish as host: and
hostess, 4 heS evening couldSnot fail ito be
enjoyable. n. Tho Rev. ID. i lama, pa s.
3torEpf fsilbpa Christ iana| Church; and \ an
earnest Christian endeaYor Work y, was !,
a a regular programme was il resented,
the song America being FOL oWedA by
short prayer from Mr.. Hanna ..,I Then 9
IN ,s AZ }avorite poetJcais quotation on The
part ofsthcs persons ID ddresscd. "a plea SAINT
gatldend,b3 was found snSaa brig htfs llttle
comedy, sss..,rhe Forcstof Ina ginntion, q d
irablydacted by Misses Ga rdncI', Asllpy,
Burnley and Hankins. & {. e wa
a ,rhe. browning event the evening was
an elegant supper, furnished by the Gl5n-
Sdeavorers, which was partakena OF Win
great zest beforeaFthes time for ~ good
nights to be said Ncame round,
Jenna erebee.
Invitations have been Issued by DR. and
Mrs.. Nelson Mac PhersonS! rerebe 70 me
wedding reception heir daugh te +. ftut ~
and DR.. Beverly! 4 Ran dolph t>ennanr 9, o.
Norfolk city, III POI. ef
their home, the Cedars, Ok ford, I, n; q
Miss Ferehee Is vol known IN AZ stn.ia,
as her father was for several years $, sta
toaed has sev
eral times visited friends in Richmond 'l ~
Trant- cochran. y
~ Mr. George Sherwood fTrant, son, Of MT.
George b. rrant, Of Norfolk VIII nanai 70
Cochran. daughtersof Dr..and Mrs John
r.! Cochran, Of Memphis, Tenn.
The bride elect IDS "a! be le55in. eXc!uslye
Bsociety3circles Of Memphis and New YORK
home of''tho brido's parents In Memphis.
Personal Mention.
Dr stuart MeGu !, while VIII liz n Wn ,,ns,s
DEW T M CURE \. & \ 81 \,
a Mss NnS9 sSi
8 the North ~ #
The Engagement Is sannounced Of Miss
Egss MqS rs
sp profess Of fTeutonic languages In the
University Of Virginia, "a
THE Young ladies' the Second Baptist
Gureh T gye Sf'yy1eo tea "a TrdRhy Jan
MSS Mamde starke, NJ So West Grace
Street. The publicEls cordially invited to
5shelpIn this good cause g!
The Misses Blnford T y y he SECOND y.
}nesday evening, $40 o'clock, at No. 9OS
Floyd Avenue, ~ . 3i !. 4g5'
Miss MARY. 4 ella 81 ,of yyarrenton,
he sold for the benefit OF the Confederatel
monument fund Miss Smiths tho presi-,
dent of thee WurEenton. Chapter. United,
een worklnK for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on ths
Sslumher robe, which is exceedingly arts
Mamie IoVT ,Id; IS who u has Ssn VS.
has returned TO her home Charlotte. ~
u Mr.. Robert N,sIunstall, q graduate OF
the UniyersItyaoff Virginia md for four
Jacob Tome Institute Is bcing mentioned
to succeed Mr. F'itShugl as instructor$of
Latin mt tho Uniyerslty of Virginia. Mr.
Tunatall WAS foi. eiEhtern years principal
OF the Norfolk \ cademy, and has gained
edl'lonf Of Cicero. '.o,at lions sS Z
The many friends or Colonel II. H.,
Withers IN Richmond will be much pleased
to lear. that he Is sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness to be able to leave
his room and the shovse, i he SO desires,
= Miss Lucretia5 Nell Is visiting Miss
Margaret o'Nell N ~! ke.wpofl News
Nh, and Mrs. ~. |, III. b. Pcay have re-
turned fronl5uSHisit tpBfrlends In King and
Queen, Nccowphnle by Mrs PeaY,s
brother, Mr.. Claiborne Oliver who viii
make his future home IN Richmond.
The g.fonsresptidn ,or. Glaee Episcopal
tory on IIigh street for lie Decupaiioll of
the Rev Dr,8C. Is. BRYAN who, With his
family will reach Petersburg Tonight,
and preach his first sermon in Grace
Church tornlorroW,s N n i33fa X "a