The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-22

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were Misses Fannie Walden and Miss
Emma Cox, and their frocks were OF
pink silk, and they carried bouquets
OF ferns. Lawrence Clark and Will
liam Traylor were ushers.
a luncheon was given at the home OF
the brides parents immed;ateiy before
the ceremony at the church. the guests
Including the bridal party and the i'm.
mediate relatives OF the bride and
groom Mr.. and Mrs Goodman left
later In the afternoon for Jackson
vile. Fla. where they Will spend their
honeymoon on their return they will
make their home at Wintcrpock
Opening Reception.
The Hotel Richmond has issued in
vitations for n reception TO be given
TINS afternoon at the hotel from to
8 o'clock. This affair will mark the
formal opening OF the Richmond 10
the public. and will be very bril-
liant and interesting event. Cards are
also out for dinner TO be given at
the hotel. followed later in tho even
ing By a cotillion. The dinner and CO
tillion Will be given this evening at
5 o'clock.
or interest Here
The Baltimore sun OF rccen, issue
contains the following OF interest in
Richmond:
Mrs George * stiles, formerly
Miss beatrice Clarke and ono OF the
beauties OF Baltimore, accom- pa MED BY
her husband and four children, have
arrived in New York after a four
years residence in the south OF France
Ater short stay In New York. Mr.
snd Mrs. Stiles viii spend a few DAYS
in Baltimore before going TO Norfolk.
where they will eventually make their
home.
Mr.. stiles is known to fame as the
author Of THE Dragoman." lately pub
l'shed by Harpers. After seeing his
family safely settled in Norfolk he
plans TO go to Cuba to secure material
for new book that is now under
way"
For Mrs. DnshicI.
Mrs. l., Il. Dashiel is spending some
time with friends at Blacksburg. and
Is lust now the guest Of Miss Emma
>, eroy at her home in that place.
MIS-. William NJ. Lybrooll gave n din
nei on Wednesday evening in honor of
Mrs. Dashiel and r.. c. Stearnes. the
quests invited being Professor and
! Mrs. Arnold. DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Hud-
haii' Mrs Writ Dunlap Mrs j. b. Tut
"iier and ;. X. Pritchard. Later in the
evening DR.. and Mrs. Hudnall gave a
reception in honor of Mrs. Dashiel
ABOUT seVenty-five guests being pres
/ ent- Those in the receiving line were
Mrs. j. T. Williams, Mrs William
Lybrook and Miss Ethel Lacy
Old Dominion Chapter Meeting.
All members of the Old Dominion
Chapter. Daughters OF the American
tteNoiution. are requested to assemble
in the rotunda' OF the State Capitol this
morning at II O'Clock for tho purpose
| OF placing a wreath of roses on the
statue OF George Washington. a full
attendance is desired.
SiEncrs to Meet.
The Descendants of the Signcrs of
inc Declaration of Independence will
meet this afternoon at o:3O O'Clock in
the Jefferson. All members of the or
SanlZation arc invited. This society
was organized July 4. 1907, at James
town Exposition. The board of COVER
nors is composed Of the officers and
one member from each OF the thirteen
original States. besides several other
members Mt large Annual reunions of
the members have been held at indie
pcndenoe Hall, Philadelphia. since
zoos. 1T is hoped that the meeting here
viii be the means of arousing n new in
tcrest in the objects of the associations,
and that substantial increase in the
membership from this city and the
State Of Virginia will result Any
lineal descendant, male or female, OF n
siSner of the Declaration OF Indcpend-
cnce is eligible 10 membership, and all
such persons who may be descended
from the signers of the Declaration
| from Virginia are most cordially in
vitcd to be present at the meeting and
to make application for membership
at o'clock at the conclusion of the
business meeting.
Party nt Mrs. Wittc's.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
4 w "
| last Monday afternoon, when their SOIL,
Master .I'crcy Witte. entertained his
house was decorated with hearts and
s s,;t..o aow Gs Those present were:
Leigh, Genevieve rye. Ruth Armstrong r,ra
Genevieye Wright; Masters Percy;
Wright, Forrest Cubbon, Allan Powers as,
| Reynolds Cowardin and Horatio Var
brouSh.
In md Out of Town.
Miss Mary Butler. of Poplar Grove"
is spending some time with friends in
| Washington.
Mrs Ryland Gwnthmey. of Louisa. is
in Richmond for a short stay here with
| relatives.
| Morson Keith, of the University of
Virginia. Is the guest OF his father,
Judge James Keith. on Cathedral
Place.
Mrs. William A. Mahegan, of Rich
lnond. Is the guest of Mrs. William
Dodson. In Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Woodward, of
Staunton, arc In Richmond for few
days. +
isa- Wrsiniae Dance. -of Danytils, is