The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-31


people as "velvety quality" that Is
very unusual People here are watch
ING win great deal % interest her
nusicai career in New York under n
leacher VINO has already given some
very great singers to the musical
world
MISS Goodwin is a pianist of no little
ho'e, ana the audience yesterday was
most enthusiastic in its APP iauBe. She
mas very sweet and very sure touch,
ana Is really splendid musician. She
Is ~hat mas been termed 'poetical
payer inns being very noticeable in
her Chopin numbers.
both MISS Robins and Miss Goodwin
were encorcd several times Miss
Marianne Meade was Miss Robins's ac-
companist.
the club was decorated very attrac-
uveiy IN great Jars OF yellow flowers
ana Mrs. j. S. Brockenorough was
chairman VI the day. Mrs Walter
Christian and Mrs. Robert Lecky
poured tea. ana Miss Margaret We'd
dell aud Miss Margaret Stringfcllow
presided at the coffee table.
ne annual book reception will be
held at the Woman's Club on Mon
day. The library has become quite a
feature OF the club. and II each mem
her would donate one book that they
would care TO read "a very interesting
ana valuable library might easily be
'hEnerons for the Germans.
INC Richmond German Club dance
i'r inns season will '1e given on alter
mate Mohday evenings. commencing
December, from. to ~ o'clock. The
canoes VIII be given in the ballroom Of
inc Masonic Temple. and will be very
elaborate affairs. Thomas Nelson Car
ter IL president OF the club; Judge r.
Hafter scott Vice president; George
Siei'i!le heid, secretary and treasurer.
and the executive committee includes
Colonel 10 Lane stern. William 5, p
MAYO, Charles L. Workman, Jr.. Dr.
Charles V. Darlington and Julien II.
HILL
Patronesses for the coming germans
given 10Y the club this season Will be:
Hirs. Ihomas Nelson Carter, Mrs. Levin
JoHnes. Mrs Charles V Carrington
Mrs Julien II. Hin. Mrs. william H.
Palmer. Jr.. Mrs. Joseph r.. willard
Ars. John Shelton williams, Mrs n
Carter Scott, Nrs. william $. L. Mayo.
Mrs. Charles L. WORKMAN, Jr., Mrs. j.
Jordan Leake. Mrs. Egbcrt G.. Leigh,
IT. Mrs. Archibald j. Battle. Mrs. Hor-
ace :. HAYES.
Englisii-Andcrson
Pennsylvania exchange or las,
week contains the following of in
tcrcst:
"A very pretty out-of town wedding
.ook place !aHt evening in Upper
Merton. near Gulf Mills, at the home
of Mrs. Catharine NJ. Anderson. when
her daughter. Miss Mary Catharine
anderson. was united in marriage TO
Temple J. English. son of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph j. English OF Richmond
me marriage was solemnized at 6
O'Clock in the large living room of the
Anderson home by the Rev w Her
bert Burk. rector of Washington Me-
mortal Chapel. Valley Forge.
..e bride was given In marriage by
her brother, DR. Joseph W. Anderson,
OF Pittsburg, Pa. She was attended
by Miss Marion Kirk. OF Doylestown.
"a, as maid OF honor, and little Miss
Elizabeth Anderson. daughter or Dr.
Anderson. as flower girl. The groom
had his brother, Tyler English for
his best man. The following acted as
ushers: Herbert Schweyer. OF Easton:
j. Aubrey Anderson, of Conshohocken
and c. a. Cabaniss. OF Trenton, ~ j.
The house was beautifully decor
ated with ferns, dogwood and other
autumn leaves. bank of which formed
an artistic backgro ind for the bridal
party. Miss Bessie Lane Bean, of
Norristown. played the Tidal chorus
from 'Lohengrin.' and the bridal party
entered the room.
The bride was becomingly gowned
in white satin, which was trimmed
with duchess lace and made with
court train. Her long veil was held
In place by ccrpnet Q. orange bios
SONS. She carried shower bouquet
OF garde.ias lilicA of the valley.
The maid OF honor. Miss Kirk, wore
a handsome gown OF lavendar chiffon.
She carried large bouquet of pink
LII lavendar chrysanthemums. The
flower girl wore dainty frock Of
White marq':isette. and carried bas-
ket of pale pink roses.
The wedding was followed by a re-
ception to those present. which in
cludcd bout 200 guests.
The bride and groom left later on
a wedding Up, and upoI their return
vii! reside at Camden. y. j., where Mr..
English is engaged in business"
In nichnond.
DIR. and Mrs. Dunbar Rowland, OF
Jackson. Miss. are registered at the
Jefferson Hotel. where they will re-
main for several days engaged in his
torical research in the records of the
historical departments OF the city. DIR
and Mrs. Rowland are representatives
OF several old Virginia families and
are IN possession of their genealogi-
cal history back TO the European
sources, which include many historical
characters.
DR.. Rowland is al present engaged in
making an exhaustive search for all
oihcial and private papers of Jeifer-
son Davis. which will be carefully
edited and published in book form.
Mrs. Rowland assists her husband
in his historical labors. She will re-
main in the city for the convention of
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy meeting here shortly.
For Mrs. W1ggin.
Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher has in
vited few friends to her home for
this afternoon to meet Mrs. Kate
Douglas Wiggin, who is spending sew
erals days in the city. II will be a
very informal affair
Entertained I'm New York
Mrs. c. J.. Kirk and daughter. Beat
rice Of SIS Park Avenue who have
beer travelling in the North for the
past four months. were registered at
the Hotel Belmont, New York City.
last week. and while there were
guests at many tea, dinner and theatre
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