Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

bowed soft against the blue Of the
1rizon, ana the golfers strollcd in
nd out Of ones vision. Iou see IL
Sas ono Of the few spring days that
az showed through the almost weeks
rain. ana one made the most OF
he blue sky and gliInpscs of wooded
l"pcS beyond the winding road. The
roup OF girls on the clubhouse ter
ace were sewing delicate pieces Of
|nuslin. finished with inc lace, and
nc afternoon was peaceful and still
nd contcntcd.
Isn't il strange" said the FIRST girl.
how con,cnted women are whcQ they
c"' feel 80 peaceful ! would even
How Republican to express his
|"ntim"n;s on foreign affairs without
ftinr my eyebrows. much less join
luS battle"
II is because wc arc not idle that
|'c seem content" said the girl In
lie blue tam. we rush. rueh. rush.
rom morning till night. all day long.
'eek in and week out. We don't
ave time to call, SO don't have
mo 10 nc friends. except IN "A hasty.
aphazard sort of fashion We say
Il a sort of mild dispair I wish
t. had time TO read that book they
az IL is fascinating and 80 on to
he end II time. And yet We don,
ecm to accomplish much | so want
l. be Stili and quiet and not hear
n" telephone ring. To feel can
|cw all day. IL I choose. or 20 Oh
picnic in the woods all by myself
nd be utterly lonely for hours and
ours"
You are tivhiug for dcscr,
AMI" commented Inc kniticr in the
roup. we do lead busy livcs. and
i true mat sc haven't "A. minute
do any Of the things that wc wan;
do We AL seem "a be swept
ong on the tide of events and be
orc "" know d; We wiil all he
cad and gone. So IL won't make
ny difference"
! But don't want TO he dead and
one. walled The giri 81 the blue
an II want 10 play happily with
ne days Of my lifc like they were
autiful beads Holding some to IN.
Ght that may get all tho reflected
onuty of IT, hurrytnr past other.
get 10 tho ones like am SO
r"d 81 hurrying, hurrying through
,"'ythins do. feel like All of W.
~ losing 50 much that We don't even
now ab1lt."
Well" said the Young lady who
uried two ana knitted ono. the
ang for tt is that what you don't
now don't hurt you. But am tired
rushing. TOO. This whole spring
as gone ny and every day I've hardly
ad time enough to do half the
hinge ! should. II is like the Red
ueen in Wonderland" WHO hurried
DOR Alic" along at great rate.
My to stop and md tina; they were
Fight where they started from. and
Ser niajesty's reply TO the alarmed
thiid was mat YOU had 10 hurry as
lrS, as YOU could All the time, Just
o stay whcr" you were in lifc."
rive want TO lead useful lives. we
fan, 10 scrv" the generation We
I've in said Tho elder Of the three.
iiut We do want 10 nave time 10
= We and enjoy the days as they go.
20. heard some serious speaker
AZ once, that II only people would
~ their form OF service for the
Grid. then all o, us would have more
me and nobody would ne exhausted
'om their part
Life Is 50 rich and wonderful in all
: cNpcrl"uccs -<nd this mad wild
ish of today seems closing in over
3lc whole vivid charm Of our day
he girls on the porch merely voiced
he wcnr!ncss Of the utmost parts OF
ic land We are all so tired OF rush
,g ana dashing. withou, time 10
'ok mp AZ the stars and lngcr a mo-
cnt in the garden spaces Of day
The golfers turned lcisurely to-
ard the club. The sun wen, down
'hind the wooded slopes and the
hiding road. The three girls has
ly folded their muslin and fine lace
nd departed.
Goodness" they exclaimed. with
BE- accord I'VE arc hours la,c.'
The calendar for the week holds a
imber Of interesting events. Smart
.ciet| will be much in evidence at
Q annual garden party of St Ste
hens Guild. which will be hcld
''''i 'coH lEptH 10 {
clock al tho home Of Mrs. George
street. .Jr., on the Cary street
Dad. II IL always one OF the most
nportant social affairs Of the month
May and many Richmond >peoplc
i'll motor out to attend il, Supper
IN be served al small tables on the
wn and group Of pretty girls will
rye. The lovely garden Of tho
rect home will he open To visitors
the afternoon. and many attrac-
vc features have been planned for
nose who attend. The affair is for
he benefit of the work of the guild.
hich includes in It's membership
me. OF the most prominent women
Wcstha Inpton The reception com
ittec for the garden party in
udcs. Mrs. John O. Armistcad.
rs. Charles r. Burnett. Mrs. Charles
Whitlock. Jr., Mrs. John Purcell
cary and Mrs. Edward !. Willis.
Another attractive charity event of
he week will be the excursion to
itch Gap Friday night. run under the
Glspices of the Woman's Guild OF
Trace Episcopal Church. OF which
Frs. Egbert G. Leigh. Jr.. is prcsi-
mt. The boat leaves the wharf
o'clock, returning to Richmond
moonlight me same evening. Re-
cshmcnts will be Served on the
vat and there will bc music. IN