The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-03
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The Violin Player. 81,
aS ", ND heart Of d goiden violin Il IL
Il Tliat wus fashloned In olden years
ss come strains OF ,tiivinest i,te lody Es
IN M called With smiles and tears s,S Il,
s,ri,e 3llitinr 81 lutes, lushed long "a - M
NV II m ms fair italian lands. VIZ
si IA Ire Silence breaks as the violin we kes
10 The touch. % the masters ~ ha ilds.
Al We hear tte fluting OF forest birds
X mi he wildwood dusk and I'm
nth Anfi@fhe &choiring Of the morning star
~ md s3the yoting.eyed cherubiml
wa hear the waters of far.off seas s
~ Wash over their silver sands. \.
III Ass tie mellow violin aobs and sings sins;
10 tile touch OF masters eEt hah.d 1ls
SSss ,,,t IA tbs woves, web Of sound "a
Y g5f7 Grow clear within Sight and reach "
Glad aspirations and glndder dreams, 81
y That never before found speech II }}}s
And life seems sweet er and faith COM
pleter; If \, Z Sf
s2s5 Wide open Love s portal stands. IN.
And We walk there through while nile the the
4 violin sings f3ls @Sg
Miss Han1re Gone N orth.
y Miss Sally Hammer, who spent he ~
win ter, sprlng and early summer In Ric
Sffnond, left yesterday for q thhc "a, NJ ~.
81 to joir, a party or friends there.
After some time at ithaca, Miss Ham
s3,,er1 will travel with her friends for the
" remainder Of the season Her book On
her early rerniniscences3Sof Sou tlern9 life
Ms almost completed and VIII pc q soon
X published. sl S33tt &
5sa5saa When Hiss Hammer returns next au--.
tufnn, & SHE Will establish herself pleas
antly III Richmond and resume her
literary and ed ucn tlonal q Interests ,$5s to
which she has always been d eVoted. s3
Few Virginia women haYe been s,:r M, more re
/. actively identified With educatt ional life.
counts her friends among the young
women who were her former studentss
by the score. isa }SS # 355 Hi 81 II Ss 5s5
ssI5 Song Recital.
One OF the pleasant social and must
4 cal events sc tile week viii Be a song
"a recitalf'to be given for the benefit Of
Meade Memorial organ fund on Friday
Il evening, II July 9Th $3.50 q, clock. at Mr.
Robert beautiful! home, Buck c3
s gSl Mrs. George Warren. soprano. and Mr.
As Douglas Gordon, baritone. III will I'll be the
soloIsts. with Mr.. Louis yYeitzel6 as nc;
to need comment. The combination of
music and moonlight al ~ Buck Hill''R
4 promises 10 ford great pleasure.
Miss Bruce Honored.
< ss Miss Kathleen n Bruce, Who has been
n sti1e. guest of Miss spottsWood, IN lyor-l
ssiolk, has been dellghtfulY entertained
during her stay IN that & city. II M nd
Nj Mrs. r Richard Gamble gaYeSa supper in
RFherI honor at the Chesapeake Club last
#BTuesda evening. Other guests were Mr.
Washing ton r eed,, Nj. NY liam y3hittle
land Mr.: baker, of the United 4 states
MICS RIruce returned NED to Richnaond
& Saturday, OH " 5$55S
Engag cement Announced.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Philip ! etelrnan, Of
Char ttesyills have q llnrced the en-
cement of their Miss Oh Or
tense Leterinan d, to Mr. So muels Stone, OF
" New York. Miss Leterman Is the grand
daughter Of ex-Alayori Strauss, OF Alex
8and Tia. 70. S(s - ID IN
Lawn Party. B.38
The state Mission Circle OF the First
Baptist Church viii give a lawn party,
s@1'iilrsday evening on Chestnut Hill
" Northsides oars will stop at Third Avenue
WI thin d short distance OF the grounds
Dainty refreshments will be served. and
4 III merry. crowd will ate nd. ss
PERSONAL Mention. "A
.sa38 Miss Elizabeth Haynes, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in williams
burg has returned to !. her home 4; here,
Miss sLanetta Mason Goodwin and Miss
india ID. Goodwin have Just returned
from a visit to Philadelphia,8L Lancaster
and other Ps ems. .F! sltlssi #
Miss Ellen A1apry. Eof3 Norfolk, IL the.
guest Of her t,i:a dmother il this city.
Miss Ruth Avery and Miss Ella Ms Ms u
Donald are the guests Of Mrs. ]. r. Har-
veil at Lambert's Point, Va. t.
35 Little Miss Lucy and Master Richard
g. Lyme, Of Richmond. ARE spending the.
summer with Mr.. H. o. Lyme, in South
Il Orange, Va. ,635 B
Miss Jean Trlgg.s Of Ablngd don, enter
Sta,ned at cardss..last week In honor OF
her guests, Miss Jones' 81 Richmond, and
Miss thinner, Iot Petersburg.
y Mast Hartwell Marks Is visiting his
II grandmother, In Claremont. Va. i., 81
Miss Mary sZollikoffer. OF Richmond,
II and Miss Marion Tyler, Of Cleveland
* ONO. are the guests or MISS fitbeah loer
4 James, In Hampton.
~ Mrs. Edmund Longley Of Glade Springs.
q Va, who has been visiting the family Of
I, Judge seiden Longley. IN Radtod has
A gone to Bedford CITY to spend the SUM
SJner 18th Mrs. Sue F. Hooper. Mrs, Long,
u ley Will come to Richmond in the autumn
y to make her home here.
Mrs. G.. H, Scott. Of Radtord, Va. Is
Visiting friends here, 8s
Miss 1iyrns Garter, Of Lynchburg. Is
the guest OF friends here,
& Afias Grace Bins has returned to her
4 home in YiliqnlJburg, after visit to
friends here.
Il Mr.. Stuart Christian, OF this city, was
q one OF a party which LETT Hampton sew
eral days ago for "a cruising TIP on the
4 yacht ''Afinta" around chesapeake Bay.