The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
noon by Mrs. Champ Clark for her

noon by Mrs. Champ Clark for her
husband, Representative Clark. OF Mis-
souri,. Under tho Impression that the
affair was to be q Missouri Day celc-
bration. the guest OF honor. others OF
the Missouri congressional decoration
and a score Of Mr.: ClarlS's personal
an hour earlier than their usual time
TO leaving the legislative hall. and
arrived at the club house just as a
musical program. arranged by Mrs.
GI, %i1e Of Rep pres GIL and
Trial by Its author. Mrs. Caroline ABB
bot Stanley was concluded. Without
parley, Mr.. Clark was ushered intoath the
dining room. where q feast for the
tloWers. delicately shaded candelabra
and birthday cake with "twenty-
I'VE candles. were attractive features.
but the piece de resistance was the
herself had cooked without bone and
decorated beyond recognition as part
Of q pigs anatomy. With 1t was scrv-
ed such biscuits and coffee as made
each year in hotel long for "holtle
land mother"
The retirement of tile Chief Justice
has so often been falsely presaEed
that any new rumor must be regarded
cum grano sails, for. at seventy seven
Mr. RULER Is seemingly as active. both
mentally and physically. as when he
vas appointed to the bench by Mr..
Cleveland. twenty-five years ago. He
loves his work so we'll that 1t rests
as easily upon him as does his OFF,
ciai robe. However. in the natural
that either he or Justice Harlan: who
will be seventy-seyen in June, will care
to continue much longer In active pro
fesstonal life. President Taft will then
nav. Two more appointments t. make
Der. 4 A 5s
Mr.. Justice Holmes. whom President
Roosevelt appointed. Is the son Of y:
well-known story my Hunt After the
captain" II is difficult to think OF
this dignifed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES judge
the dashing young man oTlcer SO
charmingly described by the Autocrats
Of the Breakfast Table. but such he.
WAS from the beginning to the enc
the civil War shot Anally e Sse
father after the latter "had sought
through many cities" fors him. O. the
simple greeting That followed do ny,
are a., EGn, boy How are YOU. daa9
prieties. Of lifo as they are observed
by US Anglo-saSons Of the nlnetcentll
century, decently disgusting those mar
lrnl impulses that made Joseph, the
rrlmo. MINISTER OF Dgypt, weep aloud
20 20 r 5haI ne Egyptians and the hona as
OF &pharaohs heard, nay, which had once
overcome his shaggy old uncle, Esau,
SO entirely that he fell on his brother's
neck ana cried like a baby In the,
presence OF all the women
Mr. Justice Lurton. the last Of this
distlnGulshed cotcrle6to be appointed.
and Mrs. Lurton, arc still going tho
x ,i9in ~ as honor guests. their hosts
sador and Mrs. Bryce. Insthe company
of thlrty-siX. Invited to meet them at
She embassy for dinner. We're former
Secretary OF State John ~. Foster, one
81 me countrys great eSpounders Of
Qlphott,attr, isprudence and. Mrs. Fns-
ler; ,9olicltor- General ard Mrs. Bows
c eli ana ana Nf KS. NasSR Ra5s
former Governor MnEoon, Of tubn:,
General Crozier, u. S, a.; Mrs, Samuel
spencer. widow OF. the lateS president
@, no southern Railway: Mr.. and Mrs!
|,,NllIlaru, OF England. ana Miss Eliza
PEN ADAMS. daughter OF the historian,
Henry Adams. sllE85 35,j
4, MISS Kimberly, or Fort Monroe, and
MISS Mona and Miss snlelta. OF Nor
!olk, are the weekend guests OF i nll-
tenant and Mrs. Shepherd OF Fort
Mrs Dickinson, wife or the secre-
ar. Justienas' ana Mrs, Lurton. WE :
States supreme se co;urP W. Mere ' sIrss
AZ AaS1ss y. lIoWry'a honors guest sat,A