The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-10
SOCIAL AND
|. PERSONAL

II t.9 hour that {brehthes OF peace ana rest 81
10 those who sadly roam,
Hour TINT is dehrcst sweetest, best,
Il When evening brings us home!
Forgot tho trials OF tho day,
Tle toll. the grief. The care
All, seemed 10 fade at sunset ray. 5E
/, sirhc world grow bright and fair;
And Vet the shadow deeper falls, &,E
! si And weary wanderers roam;
But through the gloon a loved voice GIRLS us
When evening brings us nome i
Il And tagging feet quick onward press
!. q no meet those at the door,
\ Where love iii answering caress
. Waits loyal overnore.
tNfost blessed hour of all the day
4 M 10 those who toll and roam!
Love is the star that lights our way,
u RI When evening brings us home
And, IL 1t be that no one waits 2
Nit II, earthly home to greet
There is a home beyond the gates
Where all who love shall meet &
4 So we may say To truth AWAY Az
9& 10 those who sadly roam:
4 T.a CHI heart shall find its own some day,
When evening brings ns home.
!sa Earl Marble, In New y ork i pune pune
Ragged Mountain Mission.
Ri The Junior Ausslliary of St. Paui's
Y Church. which includes n number OF tfe
III prettiest and most popular young laale IS
s8ofsthe city, are hard at work IN behalf
4 OF the Ragged Mountain MISSION, si.u-
}ated IN the Ragged Mountain district,
N nnt far from charlottesville Va.
M 1,hn Young ladies have sent out nun
II dreds or cards to their different friends.
Attached to each card is a%tny pink tarle.
IL ION SOCK the use of which Is explained
In tbs following verse:
SB.This little sock we give to you
3 Is not for you to wear. VI
q Please multiply your size by two
WEI u. And place therein with care, #
IN pennies, or in cents, II i6
Just twice the number that you wear
we hope it lis immense RI,
y. 1& so, If you wear a NO. TO-
s You owe US s2--see ~ &,
II which, dropped within this little sock,
h Will fiji our hearts with glee.
8s The place to send your bag of coin
Is easily impressed upon your mind y
TITS Franklin Street; tho number, too "a
s twenty. West, you'll find
JS$ The sock -scnders are hoping for great
results from their sending. Their hearts
arc genuinely alive to the needs OF Rug
Eed Mountain Mission, and the appeal
hey are making Is earnestly and sim
cerely addressed to their friends and TO
w all that9ar Interested in a charity that
}s5 reaches out to save and to uplift.
s5 81 Auxiliary members are Misses Louise
! N1cAdains, j Judith And erson, Elsie a 11del'-
. SON., Fannie Ilohson, Lou Belle = ones,
* Courtenay Crump, Ruth Hebbard Mil
AZ dred HILL Kathleen Bruce, Evelyn Stiles,
Elise Stokes, Laura Rutherford, Sher-
#$St rarfl Wilcox, Margaret Shields, Lima
q Shields, May Lindsey. Louise Price, Rosa lie
Jones, Margaret Mcclure Gretta Nc
CURE, Elizabeth Weddell Mrs. Thomas
81 Purcell, Mary Buford, Helen Gary, Fran
ces Swain. zaida Branch, Fannie Miller,
53s Mary Crunlp Helen Daniel, Berta Pleas
ants, Elizabeth Bentley, Laura Jones, Mary
Jordan, Fannie Scott, Bunnic, Scott, Jen-
ME Anderson. Dorothy Tntuln, BlizaGeth
I'll Jones, Mamie Baptist and fannie Mckee.
" Days Entertainments.
n; A dramatic and artistic recital VIII
be given this evening at 500 o clock in
the Second BAPTIST Church. II The pro-
III gramme will be directed by Mrs. ". p.
q ,Thurston, of the Richmond School OF
4 Expression, and executed by the pupils
3 OF her class, nine Of whom Will give an
aesthetic drill that will be one Of the
Y evenings features. Miss Marjorie
b knowles will sing.
The proceeds Of the recital will go to
\ the Ladies' Building Fund Of the Second
Baptist Church. NJ Tickets can be pro-
q cured at the door.
Under the auspices of Miss Mary
Thomas Auxiliary Of the Home for In
curables, a Valentine fancy ball will be
given to-day from $3.50 to Z p. NJ, in the
Masonic Temple for the benefit OF the
& Home. A minuet, in which the children
lave been drilled by Mrs. James WEIGH,
i a Valentine march and dance directed BY
3 the Misses Bnford. will make lovely
a spectacular displays DELICIOUS home
made candy will DO Tar. safe and every
amusement that ingenuity can suggest
will be provided for the little people.
Seats have been arranged for grown-ups,
who are cordially .,v.ted to participate In
one Of the prettiest entertainments Of the
season. !,
Surprise Party.
n Miss Beulah Germelman was the re-
& cipient Of delightful surprise party given
4 her by q number OF young friends a few
evenings ago. Music and games were
Ss the pleasant features Of the evening. The
West End Angels were present and rem
y dered many delightful selections About
midnight the guests We're invited into the
aiming room, where " table laden with
good things of the season awaited thenL
8as "a surprise prepared by their young
I hostess, Among those present We're Misses
II Louise Pohlg. Dunda Atkinson, Katie
SS ii emerson flofcnce, ana mary Gcrmel-
q man, Norma Miles, Eta Ramsey. Annie
II Holzhauer Inez Robertson, Carrie Miles,
Alice cordley, Alwine Germelman. Mat.
tie Kellum, Ella Felyey Bculah Gcrmcl-
ia nan, and Messrs. Willie Lucy Manley
i Allen, Charlie Kane, Willie and Walter
n Gcrmelrlan, Edgar I'ohlig, Charlie Gen.
III ny, Leslie Atkins, Samuel Williams, Z, j
Davis and Harry Lucy. Mrs Charles
"A Germelman chaperoned the young folks.
Valentine Party.
The Valentine party and oyster supper
81 10 be given Tuesday night February 18th
83by the gentlemen OF Fairmount Baptis
Church., promises TO be an enjoyable af
fair in all its details. Comic valentines
xviii be sold. and n rea, oyster and t,ir
J key supper will be served by the mel
Y exclusively,
While Invitations have been sent out
81 DDICEC