The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-29
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8,s, delegate 10 tile education conference
INV being hold iii Richn,ond y and is STOP ID
ping AZ Murphy's Hotel. I'M.
Me- t7,ooIc is the wife Of the CITY
onylncer IN Norfolk, and the daughter OF
lion. John Goode, who was me pl F'sSi.,n
IN The Constitutional Convention. Sllo
8i,.s always been greatly In sympathy
with MI educational movements anu IS
#tbe founder OF the Norfolk l<lndersaarrteil'
M being due to hcr efforts ana eheIRS
that the Kindergarten was inauo u ~ ~
OF tho city school system.
$SNirs Brooke is broadly cultured III hef
$tnstes, having great rove lot e. Ia.
ana nrt. Her many Richmond frleilds
md those OF her father arc greatly en-.
loving her stay here. which they VI, WI
strive to render rs agreeable as possible
West Goolsby.
@ mo home Of Mr. and Mrs. j.. q coos
az. No. SIS soutl, Fourth Street. was the
ecenn of3 n beautiful and Impressive cerc-
many las, evening at G:So o'clock, when
Miss Louise Campbell GoolsbN and MI.
claude Lorraine West, OF Columbia COL
icre. New York were welded the Key,
it,r. Russell Cecil, OF Second PRESBYTERIAN
&BChurcli. officiating
The house was covered with white ana
grouped with palms and lilies. me Wca-
aing chorus from Lohengrin was the pro.
,cessionnl: Hearts and Flowers was
played during htc ceremony
THE bride wore gray panne crepe .ue
&tthine, a picture hat trimmed with
feathers and pink roses, and carried q
showcr bouquet of lilies of the valley.
me Erooms gift. diamond sunburst,
cleaned in the laccs Of her corsage.
Miss Eleanor Gary and Miss May Johns
Goolsby, the brides two sisters. we're her
maids of honor, attired in French null
over taffetn, With green tulc grdles ana
stocks, and having nrmfuls OF Easter
#llIcs Miss Iesa Archer and Miss Lucy
Shelton Were In white embroidered chiffon
md white null and had maidenhair
ferns ;a3e
S Congratulations were preferred after
~ The wedding. Then Mr.. and Mrs. West
EE left by the S.054tran for q bridal trip to
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Atlantic
#city. They took with them the sincere
good wishes of many friends for their,
future happiness and welfare
Miss Emily Jennings's Wedding
April 18th.
@3. Miss Emily Jennings will. after April
lst, be tho guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Haynes on South Third Street,
Her marriage to Mr.. c. Lee Morrison,
of Woodbury., N. j., will take place there
very quietly, April 18th. only relatives
and few intimate friends witnessing the
ceremony,
Handkerchief, Bazaar.
a handkerchief bazaar will be held
by the ladies of Chtmbora2o Hospital
Board, in No. Z East Broad Street. from
April 18th to April 25tll
Fancy and other articles will be sold,
also Ice cream and cake. Lunches will
be served during the day and IN the
evening. Attractive features for children
will cnliven the afternoons and enter
tainments for grown people the evenings.
e ANY one wishing to do so can send a
Il contribution to Mrs. c.. ". Massie, Of
a721 East Broad Street.
The Daley Quartette.
&si The DALEY Qunrtett.e, whose singing in
Richmond has so delighted the people
vii. give a. concert at Calvary Baptist
Church Friday night Mt Sis o'clock. A
varied and attractive programme Will be
rendered The concert Is given under
the auspices of the Woman's Guild for
the benefit of the church bulldog fund.
Personal Mention.
Miss Helen Waddll. OF Danville, Va.
will arrive Wednesday to be the guest
Of Miss katherine Copeland.
Richmond society is interested lns the
arrangements, which are beiJs made for
ball to be given by the officers of
Fortress Monroe on the evening OF April
18th. to the large number of distinguish
ed guests who will be at the Chamberiin
for the lauES hing of the battieship Viz
ginia on the following day.
Young ladies here are also looking for
ward to the Old Point german which
comes off April 18th.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Wissner, who have
been taking a tour through the South,
stopped several Gays ir;:., this city win
Mr. and Mrs. j. AS" Flppo Oh route for
their home in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Wissner is a sister OF Mr.. ]. A..
Hippo.
% Mrs Thomas n Walker, OF Penberton.
Va. who has been spending the winter
In San Antonio. Texas, and Hot Springs,
Arkansas, will return in time to sperd
the Easter holidays with her sister, Mrs.
j. T. Temple, on Marshall Street.
Miss Annie Jameson is the guest Of
Mrs. J. W. Hickey, at No. 12l South Third
Street
Miss Mary Booth Walker. Of Farmville,
is visiting Miss Margaret spratey, in
West Grace Street.
MI. and Mrs. A. f, Gilmore, of New
York, are the guests of DR.. ana Mrs
Boyce d. BROKER.
Judge Edmund Waddill. Miss Waddill
Mr.. John X and Mr. NJ, &. Branch, Of
N Richmond. have h1en among the recent
visitors to Old PORT Comfort, Va,
Mrs. Jackson. widow of "stonewall'
Jackson. the famous Confederate gen
eral, Will in a few days visit her sister,
Mrs D. II. Fill, at Raleigh. n. G. Mrs.
Jackson is for life the vcc-rcgcnt OF the
Daughters OF the American Revolution,
while Mrs, Hi is the vice-regent for life
OF the Daughters of the Revolution. Tile
latter organization will give reception In
honor OF Mrs, Jackson
The young ladies Of Grace Episcopal
Church Will repeat their sale Of stocks
and fancy articles nj No. al3 East Main
Street Saturday April Cd, from II "A, NJ
to 9 p, bl, No stock will be sold 70,
more than fIfty cents and many for loss