The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-11
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Morrow and n, To- 7 . Day. /.

fsssS To.M Morrow and To- Day.
j. \, Drrow wealth G may Ky away, or or
/ turn 70 ashes grey:
81 NE Not tho wealth OF noble deeds ann
Hss8ES @ duty done to-day 4. !. .....
zo-trorrow fatne's bright tlowe !, r eioWh
EB may wther on the strand: !. !.
sSs,ut} nat iihe laurel wreath Of love, wrought
by the helping hand. li5 s84 s
4 fo.trorrow, when the ears nrc dull, that tina
NSs5is5S ihnr Ia hear your voice 75 Z. Ii
nc loving words you spoke to- day Will
bid your heart rejoice IA
s 10. morrow, whom from silent lips the
VA Ri. smile shall disappear, I, 81
q Yo,, wifi be glad IL through to-day they
S$sIl1E smiled when YOU were near.
n aeyond the hills tomorrow smiles and
\ beckons with her hand, VIII t1s
NO fairer fields OF beauty In q mystic
summer land | M All IA \. l5a3
But there }the trees whose bending bougf ,H
Tie richest fruits display. 52i
Are common trees transplanted from t il
garden Of to-day. Isl &. !,
Is333sss.3 Dr.. Thomas Here.
Dr. George THOMAS, Of the University
a H North Dakota Is the guest Of his
a,,,,rle.5 S Mr.. Robert N. Thomas at NO.
h s07 East Franklin Street ,S
S}, Dr. Thomas, who formerly lived IN
8$ Richnond and Is still held II highest
q esteem BY his many friends 80 \, Is
vireth ian Of whose care r ms E Il Sta e
may be Justly proud. 4. q.
~ TIA a a dfstlnRuished alun1nus OF the
y rrniyers,ty Of Virginia, who won his doc.
TORS degree at; Leipsic during several q
IL ven rs' 81 a urse ID OF study abron d. He isy
now a can Of the College OF u beral Arts
III the state University Of North B i 5a :
IS kota, ~ and occupies a prominent Pla &c Il
Il among men OF his profession IN me ne
UNITED States. vi IL ~!
has been We rr1ly welcomed Dac y :. =.
1,iohmond, and has received many nat
%+erlng social attentions since his arrival.
SGDr.E Tholntl 5. who Is still "a young man,
4 looks remarkably we'll. and while thor,
@nuRhly VIrglnian In sentiment and az
ID heart. has very pl easant things to say OF
i lis adopted home In the West
Excursion to Jamestown.
Ss The Young Ladies, League Of Calvary Iva
SRaptist Church will give an excursion
Is q jamestown on July 10th. for the ben
lfit4of the organ fund OF the ch 81 Y
#eSThls will proba bly, be the "a 81 p ;l
q tur,ity offered in an excursion for those
EOinE hLO SSeeHJttHieSb
Sc Improvement begins. II iI3,
A delightful all-day wa ter trip y IS !, o
& eered as an 4lnducement Young ladies
81 n;ho7 are members OF the league are MISS
n Fannie Horn Mrs / George II, Whtttleld
"a Miss Lucy Moseley, Miss Eta Cottreli, Il
s8 Miss Daisy Wilson, Misses z ,,., y
u Miss i Julia Ryland Miss L = =
Fimberlake, Miss Sally Russel :, MISSES l..
3 Eli sic; and Lucy Carthy, Miss CANINE ~
NJ Rider and others At h 53$ 81 ss IN
s32 S555j Estes Smith.
HsS,, Tie a marriage OF Miss Sadie smith,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rice Smith,
u - N F,lllott Estes, Jr.n OF spartanburg,
5gg S. c., will take place very quietly at
SEn clock this evening In the home OF MT.
and Mrs II s. wv. n Trayers. II No. COZ West
s5 FranklinS Street the Rev, Dr. w liam p.
Evans, Of Monum entail Episcopal Church,
officiating. TAI h RI III iiii X
The bride Will be attended ty her sis
III ters Misses Bessie and Ed til Smith, and
N the groom will have his brother, Y Mt n
s5 Estes, as best m an. ts sE3S
Nj. Estes and lis wife viii live in Spar
tanburg. S.. G.. 5S}
Stay-at-H ONE Whist.
II The stay-at Home Whist Club held its
regular weekly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur r Wilmer. sixteen players
participating, Top score was made by
IN Mrs. r, n NJ Carroll and Mr. Thomas N
@ Moore. Al The club will meet next week
with Miss Helen Montague IA
Pleasant Excursion.
"A most delightful eight-day trip is in
Y store4fo those who 60 with Mrs. Anna r.
b SRa hm and Miss Bette Ellyson on the
tour they have planned this year. @
Leaving Richmond by the York River
( Zine at 4:2o P. NJ. on July 25th, the party
N will 60 to Niagara, Toronto and Phila-
IS delphia. Tally-ho rides and other
pastimes will be included, and arrange
m ents will allow for q visit to Atlantic
City on the return trip. ~ The proceeds
N will so to the Retreat for the Sick.
$ss These outings under the joint
schaperonage OF Mrs. Rahn and Miss Ell
Tyson have become deservedly popular
among Richmond society people and are
number OF the r'smhrt set Of this city.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. T, j.. Chapman. OF smithfield. Va,
As visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
- aliaterro in Essex county.
pr e !. t George Ross has returned to the
E,isF MRS. George ". Parsons. who has been
under treatment at st. Lukes Hospital,
IS has returned to her home. No 2217 West
8s Main Street, and is doing very well,
DR.. w. T. Warrlner. Of Crewe. spent
Monday In the city on professional bus
iness.
Mrs, Frank Hough, who has been vis-
4 lting friends In Richmond and Washing
ton, has returned to her country home.