The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-25
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Astor,y 81 Life.

s 1 III Sla Story OF Life. Il II \.
Sss One with a SHADOW OF gle al Il 8i 81 3
II vision of awe on his face, 4, INA
@ spfa,,g forth Hi the dawn OF lie story,
SE suppie and swift for tho race G. s{
u He 5leart with d Will to the III min
DIN HIS tarcnin was To do and q to Witl.f
The pla,idits Sf triumph grew stunning,
ssg He sickened and paled ut the DIM
Il; one followed the banner OF filc,
S n He dealt In the markets Of men, Il 5s
they bartcr{itl way tiisernp liic.
ESl5vherc thcSRbattle like Densts ill a fen.
" Tie strobe to- IA the summit OF pc @er, II "a
\ Me- His touch was the inngic Of gold. sli3s
h Iii the hcightRof his high-hearted roWcr
ii.s8 a He looked lii tile glass and grew old.
saw the white vision Of beauty s
afffs The wonder Of grace filled his soul----.
BAN The dream OF his life and u ts duty, H
Its summit, Its peak 6ard u Is goa
Il tIIes dclved In tile hunger Of hoping, ri
81 He bought With the blood Of Ills heart
Tie thing that he found Ia tier groptg
3 Was the giving Of rXing for Art
q one heard the sweet call Of tho Daugh-
ters,6s ii d v. M AZ
gSS Tho MUSES., the sisters divine; III s53 q 81
N lie woke to tho song 81 the waters, tS3
sgH q wrought In y the riSthmlcal line. F
81 He followed the CLEAN, STRIVING, singing,
lSss FL He wove on a lyrical loom;, t,tis
But the world when 1t heard him was
bringing !ss 5S 81 $S
Ss, sA blossom A to LAY on his tomb ]sss
IN One. 1.-the as oil sunbeam, Will, splentdor5
68Sis And Wis ION OF dream on Ills face,
II Saw love in H the morning made tender v
VI iii the dawn and the dew of Its grace
81 Saws lips that were ripe for he kissing,
Stp Saw; arms / thu { were Ca rren ITO cling,
s Saw only the JOY ono were !, mls Mss 1l g 5.j
S# Sol shes gave over all for the wonder,
The Infinite Joy, Of the dream 81
The bauble Of triumph the thunder, jS
u ais5s The plnudt, the fortune, the glehm,s
\ the browning Of glory.
or traffic or music. or art Ar n.
Il He lived all the life Of the story,
" He died wit a song lin llis hcar r.! Sfs
48ss n fillmore Sun.
J Bal Poudre.
Il Many members OF Richmond Al society
were. among those who spent q CHARM
~ Ing evening at the Yellow Sulphur Springs
Eli last Saturday In the enjoyment OF q BAL
II poudrea THE event was one OF the most
Interesting that has taken place this sea-
vs. son U The young ladies. wth5 heir pc VI
fully old-fashoneds gowns, made g most st
$S Attractive scene. RI
The figures were skilfullys led by Mr.
Dewey Cooke, OF Richmond and Miss
Marion Thompson, of 1.ynchburg $ Punch
Ssswas served during the evening, being being
e: dispensed by Mrs. Fred Dimn1ieck.ttfao f8
" Birmingham, Ala, and Mrs. Dunscombe,Es
! Of Nj mphis, Tenn The excellent music
land floor added much to the pleasure
s1 Of 1.-THE Il evening. y N 3SSS i. I'd
Among those present were Misses y olln5
GILL of Huntsville; Bessie Carter, OF Dan
VILE; Hazel Dimmick, Of Philadelphiia
Cora Younger, n Richmond lines y 70 olt,
# st. Louis; May serpelle. Louisville: J en-
Ssnie Day Prnud1t, Memphis; Grace w de,ll
~ Baltimore; Jean Martin, Memphis Alines
ST.. ] ohm OF oble: Willie London RoaT
IL okc Francis Bendnll,lS Danville; Kate
/ stone, Roanoke .@ Sarah Pipe, Clinton;
3s8ssA dele Davidson, Louis Howard Dallas
d Made Howard, Winston allen; l.ucie
5$Ss regory " Norfolk; Y Gladys ''ray lor, New
Orleans, Mary tldison G =, 81 u.s
s8SBlanche Chewing, New * orls {; lid Ia Y, on
don Roanoke: Messrs. Martin Duns-
S3ronlhc. Memphis; Stockton Heath and \
Glen Heath Blacksburg; Paul F. Sllafer,s
Il Richmond; Tom Carroll, Richmond \ AL
EN- ter p. Warren. Sheffield : John F, Pin
ner.a suffolk; joseph IT. 3Abbitt, Blacks
ssS burg; Ned Daniels and Ca skie Noryell. 4
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Y Henry Scott Farmville;% Fill Martin
e memphis: Cabell Fitzgerald, Richmond; 81
III Gaines st. John. Mobile; Stuart G, Rqyers
and Richard Roger, Roanoke; u u CloEda
Kent and DR.. Gildersleeve, u Richmond
II John Pipe. New Orleans: Frank Pipe,
Il Clinton, and others. n III
Authors and Artists.
Richmond authors and artists are con-
spicuously represented in the September
d magazines, rendering the current Issues
X most interesting from personal, as
well as "a literary and artistic, point OF
view. IS "a n {. 81 K 65iS
The September "Outlook" contains q
i characteristic and Charming article writ rl.
II ten by Mrs. Ia Langley Iaosher OF
a Richmond and called "a Sculptor Of tho
n South.' It is n just and beautiful 5tri-6
butte paid to Mr. Edward V. Valentine.
i and to the expression Of himself his
spa thotism and his beliefs. which he, as
If a sculptor, imparts to all the work which
y his mind and his heart conceive and his
v hands have executed, and are still busy
with. The article Is Illustrated from
& photographs, the first Of which shows Mr..
q Valentine reading IN his studio, With
II most suggestive surroundings, Other pic
lures are from the sculptor's statue Of
General Hugh Mercer, OF fredericksburg;
X his statue of Thomas Jefferson; an ex-
e