The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-05
Social a,,',0'
Personal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

when the nuptinls OF Miss Floreilce o.'''
,ey Atkins and Mr.. George McGreso.
RGoodridge we're celebrated, the Rev. -.
". %. ISvnns being the celebrant. ,,us
4 THE bride, who is the daughter o. ~, M.s
4trhomas S. Atkins and the late onusn
S.rhomas s. Atkins, has for years o S.,,nrch
s.activc member Of Monumental ChuIon
sho,r, which, ROBBED Ii, vestitnents. PR.
rn,lad thc advance OF the bridal party !, 70
I'm altar. singing "Thc Voice That Breatn-,
~, r1,cr I,deti,'' The beautiful hymn, ~
Cnnnan's Wedding Feast was the re-.
5oessionnl. and during the ceremony ~, nv
church organist, Mr.. Jenkins; rrn , Is, 49,
Tho Fragrant Summer Time. lhc als. ea
ana chance Of the church we're vh NJ, 10y,
! ,,a,r,s nna white candles, The bride was
riven away by her uncle. Major ooilii
M prior. Of Fayetteville. N.
- nsisa I lillian .,,nlrls, tho maid OF honol,
,vornS white chiffon and carried a bouuues
{ az rnaidcnhnir ferns. Mr.. Harry 1oo ~
ridge. Of Norfolk. was best man Ills
!, rroomsmen being Mr. Robert fesr ~;
Mr. Richard Taylor. Mr.. Hunter p sta
md Mr.. Percy Jones, Of Norfolk; mr..
Jack Prior, of New ork ana MI. t"''s
Mccarthy, Of this city,
The1 bride was gowned In white pannee
creme dc chine, trimmed with white veives
rnses having chenille stems. The rounu
&voke OF her corsage was finished Win a
snoint lace berthe and her flowers were
lilies OF the valley, -
"a Following the church ceremonial ~, ~
ception for the bridal party ana iew
4, ttmnta friends was held in the nome 81
tha bride. No. los East Cary Street. ~
+. 10 recention. Mrs. Atkins the mother OF
tha bride wore black crepe do chine a1 al,
5l,er sister. Mrs Richard Meade, was ~
,,a1e gray 1noirc. House decora lions were
q Mains. ferns and pink and whlte cur
nations, a placquc Of the pink loves tS.as
forming the center ornament OF ''e ' ~
in the dining room. ia for
y Later Mr. and Mrs. Goodrloge iei' ~. IN
.heir wedding tour from which they WIZ
sat,,rn a. make their home in NorloiK'
where Mr.. Goodrldge Is prominently iue''
tiHed socially and in business. beauu-
Si,I bridal gifts in cut glass, silver, chlli'l
and other articles of use and beauty were
showered ,lpon the young coup!e ~
their numerous relatives and 1rlenus.
Guests from distance VINO atte.i ;.'s.
The wedding and reception Wei ~. -
Mise 'Elizabeth Bowdoin. Miss Mabel ana
Miss Emily Allyn and Miss Mabel Cham-
aarla in" of Norfolk, Va; Mrs. John j. clo-
son, OF Chicago.
4 Mendelssohn Recital. a
- the afternoon of February the
On tha nunils Of Mrs. E. A. Robertson
-, - a Aiendelssohn recital in the chapel
5IJyoman,s College. The pupils were
,,erv much honored by the presence OF
Mrs ]. A. C. Chandler and or MIS- -
=: 1atimer formerly Miss Eliza oetn
Mac BENTLEY, who for SIX years taueht
music in the Woman's Coilege.
The programme was as foilo"s: ,,,.a
''The Wanderer, minor 4p u'os
,1,essie Garland Wilson. ,,,..
>. syenetian Boat Song G minor MISS
Matte Spencer. 49,,
IS Hope" A minor MISS M Nc
"a s. = .yenitian Boat Song F minor, Miss
Mary Pitts n1,.s
8. ..Hunting SONG A major Miss Hal ia
~ Council. ,,,nor.
"Contidcnce,," A major; Cohsolatlioi''s
= major, Miss Elizabeth Scott.
~ 3 .:Spring Song" A major Miss Mary
Cannaday. , - 4or
n Q. ..Sweet Remembrance, major
Miss Annie Laurie billiard. ,,..a
ID Morning Song" G major. MISS
Nudge Montgomery. 80,
81. "The Brook D major. Miss KUN
Harrison.
Between Two Foes.
"Between Two Foes the pay TO DC
presented "a. the Academy on FEBRUARY
18th by the Richmond Light Infantry
H,Iues. promises to be brilliant success
Already large number of seats have
been taken and the Blues fell very
much encouraged.
The services of some of the best talent
in the city have been secured. among
those who will appear are Mr.. Heroeit
Curtis Miss Bradfield and Miss Rosai'e
?etus, who are all well known " l''' o''-
mond theatre-goers.
The performanceils being given In order
to secure money.ensugh to take the Blues
to the St. Louis Exposition, and all those
who feel n pride In their native state
and desire a good showing for 1t on
Virginia Day should lend helping hand.
The management promises a production
above the average of ordinary amateur
performances, and those who attend will
be fully repaid.
Elocution Recital.
The Elocution Recital, under tho au-
spices Of the c. w. b. NJ Auxiliary of
Seventh Street Christian Church. WIN
be given this evening, February eth. at
SIS o'clock In the Woman's Christian
Association No. 700 East Franklin Street,
Annual Silver Tea.
The Rebesah Peterkln Circle of the
Kings Daughters will give their annua
silver tea Friday afternoon from to
O'Clock, In the home Of Mrs. George T
4 King, No. el7 West Grace Street for tho
benefit OF the shelterIng Arms Hospital
DeNehtful music will be furnished by
Miss Lillian Taylor and Miss Myrtle
Bedford.
When the Bugle Sounds.
Tho elecution class of the Woman''
College. assisted by members of thu
Richmond College Dramatic Club. vii
present the play. When the Buglt
Sounds this evening at 5 o'clock, II
the Woman's College Chapel,
The play is an exceedingly attractive
enc. and the young actors arc all vel
,ersed in their several parts. so that {
great success is confidently expected.
Personal Mention,
Mrs. Everett Waddy was "at home
informally last afternoon, in honor O
her friend, Mrs, sperry. of St. Paul
MINI.
Miss Ellen Ruffin. OF Danvlle, is tn
CUES, Of Miss Addie Chaffin, at Rive
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