The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-18
10. 115 East Franklin Street.
Crutchheld-Goddin.

The wedding of Miss Kate E. Goddln
to MI. frank Crutchfield took place
last evening at No. COT West Grace
Street. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
7. Goddin, the parents of the bride.
Elaborate house decorations were In
white and green for the drawing rooms
and altar. where white chrysanthemums.
palms and ferns wens used very artis-
tically. American Beauties made the
dining room adornment An orchestra
played the wedding march. and during
the Ger 1nony the notes of Hearts and
Flowers as an undertone
The bride Was preceded to the altar
by her two little cousins, Miss Katherine
Lee and Miss Mary Darracott, who were
charming flowers in whito mousseline
and pink sashes; by the bridesmaids.
Miss Sue Wright. OF Ashland. and Mise
Louise Crutchfed. In white silk null.
pala blue chiffon sashes, and carrying
bouquets of white chrysanthemums. and
by her maid OF honor, Miss Elise Godd!n,
In blue silk NULL with white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Tho bride was handsomely gowned in
white duchesse satin. trimmed in chit
fon. with silk and pearl passemanterie.
Her flowers were Bride roses and her
veil was caught with a pearl sunburst.
Mr.. and Mrs. sCrutchfield left last eve
ming for Northern tour. Both he and
his bride are we'll known and popular
In Richmond society,
The wedding of Miss Marie Lumsdeii.
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.-J. E. Lums-
den, to Mr.. Clifford Alvin Lyle will take
place at $3.50 o'clock this evening. the
Rev. Weston Bruner. Ut Calvary Bap
list Church. officiating.
. D =
(, Miss Annie Frances Buchanan the.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Buch
anan, OF South Laurel Street, was mar
ried at s A., NJ, yesterday to Mr.. Roger
Francis Stone. The ceremony took place
in Pine Street Baptist Church..
IS T1tTe
The Milton Work Whist CLUB held
their weekly meeting at the Woman's
Club last afternoon.
At the game OF whist. which ensued,
Mrs. Arthur Wilmer and Mrs. Basil
spaulding won north and south; Mrs.
c. w, P. Brock and Mrs. T. J. Hickey
east and west.
The Board Of Managers OF the Virginia
Home for Incurablcs thank all those
who remembered them on donation day,
and since that time also.
The donations did not replenish the
store-room and treasury to thu extent
hoped for, and the ladies' would be CRATE
ful for any further donations from old
or new trends.
Personal Mention.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles v. Darlington have
returned from pleasant visit to New
York.
Mr.. Richmond Moore, the son OF Mr..
r,,1,1 1,nu ~
very severe operation at ST. Luke's
Hospital, Is doing very we'll. His many
friends will be rejoiced to hear OF the
progress he is making towards recovery.
sss
Mrs. Kate Winn and Miss Mary Flor
ence have been appointed delegates by
Miss Roberta Allen from the Common
wealth Chapter. Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, to attend the renter
m'snt OF President Monroes wife and
daughter in Hollywood
The whist tournament to be given by
the Commonwealth Chapter In the Wo-
mans Club Tonight for the benefit OF
the Virginia building at the st. Louis
Exposition VIII begin promptly at
o'clock.
Players can pay their admission fee at
the door and should choose their part
ners beforehand
Mrs. s. Gordon Cumming, OF Hampton.
Va, will be at No EOS East Grace Street
during the session of the Legislature.
Mrs. Sara Holiday Hankins and Miss
Mary Hankins are with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert w. Hankins al No ! South JEFF
ferson Street,
THE Proud Prince.55 sothern's new
| play, In which he will appear at the
Academy on Thursday and Friday, is
taken from Justin II, McCarthy's book
OF that name All who have read Long
fellows poem king Robert of Sicily
VIII have good idea of the story OF the
play.