The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-09

VIII be present TO celebrate his duv
Refreshments VIII be served during
the afternoon
Carpenter CoodMin.
pretty wedding took place yester-
day in Clifton Forge. wien Miss Sau:a
billingslcy Goodwin was married to
Walter Alexander Carpenter, OF Roa-
nokc. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William a.
Carpenter Tho ceremony took place
In the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mercer Goodwin.
SIS Mccormick boulevard. at $50 O'Clock
Rev George Green officiating. The
house was decorated in palms. ferns
and pink and white roses. The maids
Of honor-Misses Mayo Carpenter and
Elsie Phillips. Of fichmond--worcp pink
satin, draped in Marquiscttc ana
trimmed with fur and pearl orna-
ments Miss Jennie Goodwin sncad.
bridesmaid wore pink mnrquisettc,
with crystal trimmings, and Miss Mary
Wise Carpenter was ring bearer. The
bride was gowncd III ivory satin.
trimmed in chan,illy lace and en-
broidcrcd in pearls. Her veil was
caught with orange blossoms. Cour-
teuay Carpenter was the best man.
A reception was given the bridal party
and few intimate friends.
Meeting or Confederate Women.
l, was announced at the meeting OF
the United Daughters OF tho Confcd-
crncy In Lee Camp Hall that the com
mittcc In charge OF the relief fund
created al the last convention OF the
Virginia division has now been formed.
and circular letters sent OF. stating
that contributions may be scnt in so
that the work OF relieving The poor
and needy Confederate women through
out The State may proceed at once.
The completion OF this committee. OF
which Mrs. Edgar D. Tylor. Of this
city, is treasurer. and which is com
posed Of prominent Daughters Of the
Confcderacy from different chapters,
brings UP an important action Of the
last convention in October III Suffolk.
At that time the Home for Needy Con-
fedcrate Women through It's president.
Mr.. ~ j. Montague applied 20 the Eir-
ginia division for an annual nppropria-
ton 10 he added to the endowment fund
and to help in the support ot the home.
The request OF the home WAS denied on
tho grounds that money contributed
by tho daughters would Z 10 the aid
Of generations yet unborn. rather than
to tho immediate relief oi the many
destitute women now clamor,ng for
aid and who are dying ont every year.
Mrs Randolph was authorized 70 write
a letter TO Gamalicl Bradford. calling
his attention TO ali inaccurary IN his
article on Jefferson Davis. puolished in
a recent issue Of tho Atlantic Monthly.
:, committee was appointed 10 20
before the City Council and Chamber
OF Commerce 80 ask their aid IL enter
tanning the national convention OF the
United Daughters Of the CoIifcderacy.
which meets here in November.
The following new members were
received: Miss Fannie CaEc!l cross.
Miss Minnie Irvine Smell, Miss Alma
Glazcbrook IIuntley, Mrs. lda r Glaze
brook Miss Olive Branch Gibson and
Miss Virginia Binford Mrs. John W.
Richardson was received rs L transfer
from the Chilhowic Chapter.
Stn,-nt- Home Whist Club.
The Stny-at-Hone Wits, Club met
Tuesday might at Miss iIarric's, 30
East Franklin street. with four tables
playing The best score vas made by
Mrs Smith and Miss Tra.eis. The
club will holI its regular mncting next
week at Mrs Brooks ao6 East Frank
lin Street.
Whiting Miss Trn!lur.
Miss fllzabcth Wilbur. OF l'hiadei-
phia and MISS Mary Traylor, Of All
gusta, Georgia, are the house guests
Of the Misses Traylor, on IVES: Frank
lin street, this week. Man. del:Shtful
parties are being given in tncir hon
or. 51.sI
Miss Thornton to Play.
Miss Sleanor Resale Thornton,
daughter OF Professor Thorntoi. Of the
University OF Virginia. who hos studied
and played in concert III Germany for
four years. anu who Is located now in
Boston has been secured as piano
soloist IN the concert at INC jefferson
Auditorium, February lG, for tile bene-
fit OF the Skcitcring Arms hospital.
Miss Edna Sands Durham Will he the
prma donna on that occasions.
ysitini: Here.
e. l., Wilson, OF crcwc, Va, who mar
riel Miss Sheffield at that place yes
terday, is in Richmond for q few days.
He Will continue his bridal trip North,
visiting Washington, New York and
Niagara Falls before returning home.
SIR Wilson is a brother of r. Baxter
Wilson. a lawyer of this city.
III and ont Of Town.
Mrs j. T. Sicgle. OF Sll West Main
street, who hurt several weeks
ago, is improving slowly.
Miss Russell Cecil, of Washing on, is
visiting Miss Mamie Patton, on West
Franklin street.
Misses Nelson. Of Philadelphia. are
Visiting Mrs. I.angbourne Williams, on
Nest Franklin street.
Ben Purvis. OF fredericksburg. was
in Town OH Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Cartwright, OF this city.
is visiting In Norfolk.
Hiss Nan Nash, of Charleston, ". Va,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Barksdalc
Iathrop. on West Avenue.
Miss Mice Manson. of New Orleans,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs Henry Landon Cabcll is spcnd-
ing some tire in New York.
Mrs Truman Cross slinglun, of BAL
timOre, is he guest of Mrs JameS r