The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-24
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d Daily Question.

The men that want me \ can scarcely
sts u call any. 8tSSs " IS * %
2rhe can't count q, my fingers ana
@rhe last II could count On the end d u
which shall 4 take r. am won Ter
&sssssS ing vet, I'm x is5I "
man that y want, o.. the man an can an
III i slSs get X ~ "a e. I. /, Z
Mirror Philosophy.
S irror met, ~ chance, a window pane
EsGood friend" the latter begged 'o can
III U An ~ z God pl' nil tress lavshes on you
#.suchE loving care and such devotion true,
iSaWhile 4. n though ever eager for q chance, S{
$40 serve, an, seldom favored withsslaA
n glance 5 d All A
.sT-te reason gossip. IS not "a + to sc as
seplied the mirror as he rose to spea MI
Through yo,, ca en- DAY her ne ~
@$5 8 ~ charms are shown ;stS5 H S5$ 3s
$lsf rsH.ser tell OF nothing but Ter 9 Wn..Ef,
u Forsythe Smith,. In February Lap
ss$sspincott. ;st VI 985 st \. Il. u. # @ M
All, the w or1an's Club.
s %sas HE Woman 4 Club last aftern Don
INV III & 4 III H. h. wis was chairman, and q
Ssnosta interesting pa per, containing Per
@sssonal collections of the BEarthQuaKeF q Z
ssfgSA rica. 81, the Western Coast OF H South
MI sAInericn, written by Admiral ellis wa
M rea d + by his son, M r. II. g Ills and
was ard withSthe greatest interest 2 py
ma n rge audience. The graphic descrlp-
nf tho writer and the fire int erpreta- "A
sifion give Il 5l,yg lilo reader brought the
Sb scene 81 havoc and desolatio Ion wrought g +
i} nv the earthquake In the destruction OF
life, property and shipping Nyejrdly before g.
Nh the minds Of the hearers, a Though Al
ir,ll sS Gilis stated in his pa per tina Z
BEWords wore l,owerlcss to- picture en- me
Ssfafntest degree such All up eayal, me
St force 81 which could only be grasped BY
S personal exper Renee X. Ky
;.$ Ne A. II e,Un IN. .iold and party of New
tYork $sinolud,E RI NJ + and Mrs. MILD III
$SM Iss8 Palen3 and Miss t,hanpl;n, were the
81 at ternootl's guests t;r onoi,3 and met
s MA IL, Of those present q Is the reception
% tier The read Ing ISIS Gould ana 8IeI
MI friends stood with Miss 8Ru therfoord Inc Inc
y; old president iS All Of the many VII q
ssi we're introduced Is Miss Gould were linz
8 ,,rcssed III a boye all \, with the una ffected
HIS cord iity and gent graci business when
N.Y. renrid Ell herSso charming to strange
iss Gould declares that she has great
XII enjoyed her visit to gin ylich ma 3
been bot rest ana - e1,s.l
and az great benefit to her heal TIN. she
SSres cled 4 II ichmond about the middle OF
la the " day yesterday Z from Norfolk nno, j
M a fter a short interval of rest went from
Il the Nv oman's Clut; to The Passeng ger ana
AsPower& i. 81 NJ. C.. AZ hall at the Reservoir,
Where he auxiliary Of the association
ana the employees OF the l'alssen ger ana al
AS fsowe cam pa ny, with their families
Mtestified their appreciat ton Of Miss Goulds
vi nrioble q work in their behalf by lying her
s&3 " musical reception and al sincere vel
sEconl g. SsS!S I'LL &
Chair, ants guests at the Woman $ Club
sSS ast II ternoon were Colonel and Mrs.
SasDel11psey, M ISIS Fannie 81 epherd, Coloncl
Archer md crson, I'd go Keith, udge
8SR IN. a Dr.. ArcIlwalne, MI. Henry 5Ander-
#9S son, III Mr.. George BRYAN, Adr1lra Web
gs ster. IRIS. n J ames Peasants, DR.. T. g.
Mayyood ward. DR.. Jere NYitherspoon and
Nss drs.F Il, A 4. Cary. n. " 5S " lg
Crystal We'd ing.
Sg sssrtheS crystal wedding celebration Of Mr.,
{gs ana Mrs. $Ia. r. Wilkinson, taking place
NH their home \ 70, los East Clay Street,
S last evening, from 8 to IL o. clock was a =
S Extremely pretty and pleasant event.
sSfSS The color. scheme in decoration was
E8sgreeI,8 and white, the parlors being deco
Bssrated In palms and flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
SSsyNil kinson were assisted in receiving by
M rs. SS Coleman and 4 Mrs. Williams, of
SS TVas hington, Il D. "A CT both sisters OF Mrs.
8@Wilkinson and bridesmaids at her W ed
SaEding, which took place In this city jan
$sasuary %, 1889. X II w Ssl Il 35$ 4. d. 4:
SsS8 Mrs. Nv illkinson's costume was In part
f:sstllat which she wore Fl fteens years ago-a
83shandsome lace robe over white silk. Her
s8 flowers were Bride raAes. 81
ISL Mrs. Coleman and. Mrs. W lllIams were
SH@ attired IS in 81 their wedding gowns, and
!&loolued remarkably well. III
i8s Punch was served by Miss Mcfarland
s3 and Miss Buntln. Young ladies' assisting
adj in 81 the /, dining room were Misses Guy,
E55S Meyers, STinsley, Kra t. and % Neil. Many
handsome gifts in cut glass. crystal
rande labra and other beautiful articles
$Ellaye been received from friends in Rich
sssmond, a ashlngton and New York. Mr..
Ns$Wilkinson presented his wife with a dia-
%s mond and -emerald ring, and Miss Nam
&gsnie5 Wi lsinson. Of Chesterheld. was among
M the out-of-t town guests. E4
The Tuesday German.
rs SsThe dance Of the Tuesday German
sS Club will begin ,to-night at 10 o'clock,
ssS INSTEAD of at 8 o'clock. as usual, This
Adelay OF an hour was decided upon for
gsI the convenience OF those who so to the
$&s performance OF Parslfal. G
Al Myers Gordon.
81 Mr.. and Mrs John Motion Gordon have
SSissued cards for the marriage of their
Hes 0HuSQL Annie render, 10 AIR. CASTOR
SSsstt Lord Meyers, OF Whining ton. N. c., the
gS son of Mrs. Charles Meyers, Of that city.
.SS The wedding will take place Wednes-
ftisday evening February sth, at o'clock.
Il In Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. a. ra-
deception at the Gordon home. No. S26 West
FRANKLIN Street will follow the ceremony.
Quisenberry Shackelford.
i34 Miss Clara Dstelle Shackelford, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
8f sshackelford, of Hampton, Va, was ma r.
Van ried last Wednesday morning to Mr., Fl
,ia Carroll Qusenberry. of{this city. the mar
Z riage taking place quietly In the shackel-
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