The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-15

announce the engagement of their
daughter. Mabel Waller. to Maurice
Tyler Goddin. The marriage Is TO take
place some time in the latter part Of
next month
In Invitations Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Griffith. OF 211s
Street, have issued invitations for
me marriage OF their daughter Verna
Gibbons. TO Claude Henry Keagle. Of
Rathmel. Pa. The wedding will take
place on Saturday. September 90.
Open Suffrage Hcudqunrtcrr.
Members and friends OF the Equal
Suffrage League of Virginia are I'm
'vited TO attend the opening OF a new
headquarters Commercial Building
Second Street, between Broad and
Grace. September IS. at SIS p. NJ.
There Will be few short speeches
and one OF the features of the evening
VIII be musical program rendered by
Emil and Joachim Schiller. lately from
Dresden. Germany. who have decided
to make Richmond their home, The
program will be as follows:
l Hungarian Rhapsody (2). List
Joachim Schiller
. Serehata .Moszkowski
vase brilliante.. H.......
Abendlied $500. .Schumann- Wilhelrny
Emil Schiller.
3. Legende and Lielanka (yiolInl
Wieniawski
Emile SCHUYLER.
Herr Emil Schuller's son. Joachim. is
about fourteen years OF age. and
though so young, has already attained
an enViable reputation in the musical
world. Only lately from Dresden. he
first appeared at the Manhattan Opera
House, where his playing created quite
q furore.
Afternoon Cnrd Party.
Miss Mary Hogan entertained at
~ n lguf Ert
home. 22S South Fifth Street, in honor
OF Miss NJ. Louise Randome. of Elk
Hill. who Is visiting Miss Pearl Kraft
In this city. Decorations were in golden
rod and roses
Moving to Richmond.
Wallace a. Taylor has recently
moved his family TO Richmond from
his country home near Lynchburg.
Mrs. Taylor arrived here Saturday
with her children. and they are now
at their home. 1923 Grove Avenue, for
the season.
Approaching Marriage.
Many Richmond friends will be in
terested in the announcement of the
approaching marriage OF Miss Ruth
Cameron Calder. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Cameron Calder. to
Henry Bernard Steinbrecher. n pop
uiar youifs business man of this city.
Tho ceremony will be performed by
September II. at Benedictine College.
and following an extended tour of the
North. the bridal couple will be at
home after October l, at 204 North
Park Street
Mrs. Dunn Entertnins.
Mrs. s. w. Dunn entertained at auc-
ton bridge at her home on Jcffress
Street. South Boston, last Thursday
morning In honor of her niece, Miss
Florine Irby. Of Vernon Hill. There
were four tables OF players. and the
guests included: Mesdames d. T. Yam
cey. I. *. Briggs. r. IL Jordan, P. II.
Kasey. ii. S. Belt L. Owen Easley, j.
w. Easlcy. II. B. Gates: Misses How
ard. Lavelette Morton, Sallie Lovelace,
Louise and Lizzie Penick, Annie Wal
ters. Nell Darlington. Marie Easley.
Mary Slate. and Florine. Irby.
Meeting To-Day.
The first regular meeting of tho
Commonwealth Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution, will be held
to-day at noon at the homo Of Mrs
NJ. Allen Chambers. S14 Park Avenue
AS this Is very important meeting,
all members OF the chapter are ear
nestly requested to be present
In bristol.
Miss Mary e. Smith left Wednesday
for Bristol. Va, where she will at
tend the Virginia Intcrmont College,
MISS Smith has recently moved with
her parents MIR. and Mrs. Zachary w.
Smith, from South Third Street to their
now home. 904 West Grace Street
Attending House Party.
Miss Bette Lee Vermillera, of this
city, Is attending. n very attractive
house party. given by Miss Julia J.
Glascock, at the Buffalo Lithia Springs,
and will later be tho guest of Miss
Clara B. Pully, at her home In South
Hill. before returning to Richmond.
Miss Vermillera has also attended the
house parties given by Mrs. Pallie Y.
Pass and Miss Lizzie Yancey. In Rox-
boro. n. c.. this summer.
Return from the North.
Mi. and Mrs. a. i. Schultz, who have
been on an extended trip North are
expected homo this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz spent the greater portion
of their time during their stay North
with their son, Harleigh s. Schultz, in
Squantum Mass. Miss Louise Schultz.
OF this city. who has also been a guest
of her brother, Mr.. Schultz. In Souan-
tum. will remain in Now England for
another month"; before returning to her
home here.
Climb Entertained.
The s. Y. o. NJ. Coffee House, met at
the home Of Miss Florence Leech last
week. The club is composed of tho
post-graduates of 1908, and include
Misses Eulalia Boyle. Marian Gordon,