The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Thou Hast. NV Heart.

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Thou Hast. My Heart.
55G What speak, my fair Chloe, and WIN
5s ri The difference there Is betwlxt nature
& and art;
N court others in verse, but love thee
III prose,
n And they have my WITNESSES; but thou
533s hast my heart,
81 The god OF ,,ls verse men-yoli know, child
tile sun,
How after his Journeys he sets up his
i5 rest,
4 IT ut morning DER earth It's his fancy
At night he reclines on his Thets's
breast.
v 50, when am weary Of wandering all
II day,
sas5g come,
No matter what beauties | saw IN my
&s s They were but my visits, but thou art
my home.
IL Then finish, dear child. this pastoral war,
And let It's, like Horace ana Lvu'a
For thou art a girl as much brighter
f% than her
IN AZ he was poet s,lb1iner than me.
@ III a ]. MATTHEW PRIOR
Mrs. Allen in Richmond.
Mrs William Allen, OF New York, nc-
cumpanied by Mr.. Allen will stop on her
ia way to spend sometime at Hot springs,
y Va, and will beat the Jefferson Hotel,
this city, next Tuesday, Wednesday anu
NJ Thursday.
Mrs Allen, before her marriage, was
q Miss Minnie Anderson, of Savannah, Ga.
She came TO Richmond as Dridcs ahd,.
during the years that she and her nus
band lived here, they were great favor
n lies In Richmond society. .Sinco her resi-.
M dencc In New York, she has become wen
known in the literary world.
& Her friends and those Of Mr.. Allen here
Will be much pleased to have the oppor-
tunIty of seeing them In Virginia again.
y At Baltimore Show.
I Among the many Virglnans attracted
10 the Baltimore Horse Show, Will be
Miss Grace Radcliffe Day, of Smithticlu'
Va. who will be the guest of Mrs.
i Douglas Gordon for that occasion me
Horse Show opens on May 23d. and VIII
be brilliant event from society polhS
aa OF view.
After the show, Miss Day will visit
IA Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd, In Winches-
ter, Va. During several winters spent
$1 ~ Nas'''n6 'o'', =. ~ 49,. r,,.a,,
States Senator Martin, Miss Day has be-
come very popular in Washington ana
u Baltimore social circles, as well as IN
i those OF her native Virginia.
Miss Royal Returned.
e .tiss as ,te,i ,,,s,t - INA New
a a. q . i'iost uE', 49, ,,,i,,,,,t ,s
Orleahs reuH'oi'' "iic'c pug l'i
@tln all inc reuhloh s"yeties Miss ~ y. ~, 49,
A had her card made out Tor the Marol oras
ball OF next February before she LETT the
Crescent City, and now LOOKS forward
with much pleasure to returning to the
Il American Paris for that most allurins
ia or all celebrations. A number Of enter
Is nments we're given in honor of the
Richmond SPONSORS and maids by their
renninn friends
W. .''
annual Meetlll6.'
The annual meeting of the Hollywood
M Memorial Association was held yesterday
B morning at II o'clock In the Second Pres
s byteran Church. Mrs. ]. Taylor Ellyson.
first vice president, presided.
Satisfactory reports from the treas
urer, Mrs. James D. Crump, and the cor
responding secretary, Mrs hugh Taylor,
were read and approved
Miss Betty Ellyson, chairman of the
1&2 Grounds Committee, reported that the
I. soldiers section in Hollywood Is in good
condition. the fences and headstones hay
ing been recently put in thorough repair.
Mrs. Edgar D. TAYLOR, who has lust
returned from the sessions of the South
IA ern Confcdera,ed Memorial Association.
held IN Ncw orleons during the reunion
gave n most encouraging and interest
inc renort NJ her trim which was cor
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