Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05

THE mo FAIR STARTS UNDER
bright AUSPICES.
WERE MARRIED IN BALTIMORE
Miss Katharine Goodman, Former'S
of Richmond. Married Co Mr. "''"-
ard-sc,craI Marriages Here TO-
n,xrxening nj womnn's Club.

The bazaar held by the German-Amer-
can Ladies' Ala Association opened most
nuspiciousiy last night az the kegimoh''
Armory. The attendance was large ana
the attractions were numerous and mos
ongaciiF. The hall, with ITS arus,'o
booths and its ceiling gay with oils".
aaes presents a beautiful sight.
MIR. Avon ~ Rosenegk opened the D--
zaar with a short address. lie said'
ladies' Of the Gcrman-American Al"
Society and Esteemed Assemp"sS %,
ing the only honorary memut' .i -,
society, ! was rcQutattu n4 Wy 49, ths
OF the Bazaar commute "a ~, -.eers
bazaar with a short address - il" F,r
60 This society was OfeanlZed anu w.
nishpd two wards ia the NlIs"'a - -,
Tor the benefit Of our SICK, anu VIC 80
found our first sheiteriug H,ih.. 80
thousand dollars has been coIe yea s.i',
Thai time through dues ana 'h''t 20
mcnts. TWO thousand I'VE hunuiSn 80,
lars of this has been USED lot u"i -
and our sick at iheir noii., cf our able
hospital. under the dlrectlon on Vui 90,
nrcsident and our efficient SICK cohii"ll
ICES. The remaining N,SD now on haru
we wish 90 increase Dy lnt ~ "n.o vi lt,
bazaar 10 enable as TO lulul our 4'9i''
10 buv a home for our sick ana d&tu'
Although the majority OF US arc Hlelu-
bers OF different American chantanie !n-
sututiOns and hospitals. II IS our ,"v
that no poor or sick German shonia
come "A burden on them, but shoulu o.,
aided by our own means, ana ia''i on VIII
be received into our home
The society has asuh accoi"p
something unsurpassingly grand "ut
must ill every one with Joyiul pm. , !"
he sees in these halls what the ,ieIii,,N
ladies' hands have wrought TOT '"l7
ladies' let us all besecch the blessing
of our beloved God upon our great 'h"o"-
yors for the bcncnt OF our SIN am
needy. Tor without Him we are nolhius'
and without Him we cannot attain any
w" Win nv heartiost wishes for grand
success L now. by virtue Of the power
given me, present the bazaar 10 lhe w u
tlrsng chairman of the comm l'eVT, W. -
c. H Phillips, and declare the same 10
fhe bazaar viii continue through the
weak, with dancing ana olher aii"se-
ments every night
A quiet but pretty marriage OF one Oh
Ficbmond's fairest daughter looh pm
In Baltimore last night at the IesloeNUe
OF MIR and Mrs. Samuel Authur IA tt"H9'
when Miss Katharine OisaII'4 ,'o'e''''
the eldest daughter of TIE late 4. -
Goodman, was married 90 Mr. SALVADOR -
Richard. OF Washington
ma ceremony was performed 10y feN'
l.. Stern, OF Washington, ana VIZ ,N,y,,iis
Impressive. The house was beanihuHl
decorated with American Beauties ana
palms. CO., ,s
carried a huge bouquet Of pilae Ioses
and Mies-Of- the-Vdllcy. Inc InatIoH on
honor. Mrs. Samuel Arthur Natiahs NEE
Miss Inez GOOdmaW, the bride siS-cI
was attired in white crepe ue chihe' an"
carried a large bouquet oI Noiets. ,,
The groom Is prominent ln boih DUST
ness ana social circles ot WASHINGTON
and is junior member 0f The irm OF hl,A-
ard x Co, OF That city.
Tho wedding was strictly ianhl
affair anu was attended by memD US pI
bqth families ana "a few intimate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard left for I.ichmond'
where they VIII remain q i.W Gays WIN
the brides grandmother, then spenelHs
the rest Of Dec mbcr al Lakewood. \. j.
A very pretty marriage viii take pldce
al the plue-Sireet BaplaL church TINS
evening AT this time Miss Nellie carter
becomes the bride Of Mr. Ernest NC
DoweH Both young people are Of Rich
mord and are very popular. Mr.. Nc
Dowoll IS a. most estinablc young Man,
The brde-elect Is daughter OF MI
Thomas Garter.
Kev. Or j. y. HutsOn, the pastor OF
the church. will perform the ceremony.
other weddings of to-day Will be that
Of Miss Bessie Helen Diacont TO keV.
Francis J.. McSparroW. ~ J.. NJ, al
Iuion-S alton Methodist church, and Miss
Tomorrow Miss Carrie Moore Talbot
Will become the bride of Mr. Richard
GWathney. al her residence, on west
Franklin street.
The engagement of Miss jamie String
fellow 10 Rev. Robert Patton ls am
nounced. the ceremony TO take place on
tho nrst of January, at Monumental
church. Miss sulngfellow Is the daugh-
ter OF Rev. Frank StringIehOw, the ia
nous Confederate scout, and the sister
OF Mrs. William A. Barr She is
charming girl and has large contingent
OF friends i'm Richmond. Mr.. Patton s.
also very well known here. lie ls the
son Of the late Colonel Patton. and is
very eloquent young preacher OF Roa-
Reke
Yesterday afternoon was a most de-
Nghtful one at the WOman's Club. Mrs
Stephen Putney was the chairman of the
evening, and spoke charmlngly Of essay
lists, both old and new. She first spoke
pleasantly of Montague. and then went
on TO Bacon, Addison, De quincy and
Charles Lamb Then the modern essay
lists. RusEin, Matthew Arnold carlisle,
Emerson. Lloyd, Macauley and the silll
more modern Poe and Robert Louis
stevenson. She then took up the revival
of the essay and mentioned Hutton,
Mabie, and Thurston Peck, OF the present
day.
The guests of the evening were Or.
Tudor. MIR. Putney, Mr. and Mrs. Henry.
Ars 4. H. Camm, Mrs. ColstOn, and Mrs.
James Lyons. The strangers present We're
Miss yravers OF New YORK; MISS Van
Heck. Of New York. and Miss Freeland,
OF Mississippi. Tea was served by Mrs.
Coke assisted by Mrs. Crquhart and
Misses Mamie Archer and Margaret
Stringfellow.
The club-rooms have been greatly added
TO by handsome rugs, which have been
recently purchased. Messrs. Mann ana
Brown sent a profusion of exquisite
American Beauty roses ana hyacinths
which artisucally decorated the rooms
for the occasion.
The invitations 60 the Tuesday ger
man are out. These germans VIII begin
on December 18th. and series OF six
VIII be given al the Masonic Temple. The
officers areI President MI Adolpn blan'
Vioe-President, Mr.. Robert NJ. Blanken-
chin. Secretary and Treasurer Mr.. John
j. de Treville. The Executive Board is
composed OF Messrs. Fairlee i. COOK
lewis H. Harvle. Edward j.. Quarles.
beverly r. Tucker. ana I. SpottsWoOo
Wexford The following are tive patron
ssses: Mosdames L. Lockert Bemiss.
Rarton II. Cameron. Alfred l.. Cary,
Gideon a. Davenport. John G. Farland'
Graham IL. Hobson, Charles v Meredith,
Meredith u. Montague. w Ben Palmer,
~ Frank Powers. II. Lorraine Ruihn'
Grace II Shields, William n. Tsii9ferro.
A. Williams. and Hunt Chipley'
Ladies' who have sold tickets TO the
charity ball are requested 70 report the
number to Mrs. Carter scott %- eaSt
Franklin. by Thursday, December 9TH;
mis- is very important as Mr.. Fry Will
have TO know In order TO prepare the sup