Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-19
MISS MABEL |. GOODE
WEEDS JUDGE ]. H. FRANTz
Bride, in Boydton-NIany
Relatives Present.
DANCE AT wEsTMoRELAN ND
Miss Katie Fink Becomes Bride Of
Robert jackson McLane-Narch
Card Tournament AT Women's
Club This Afternoon.

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lay. In which society here. as well NJ
Throughout the state liz deeply inter
sted. was the marriage at Boydton or
Miss Mabel Laird Goodc. daughter OF
T.. Chambers E;oode. TO Judge John Hen
~ Fiantz Of Knoxville. Tenn. The
CEREMONY. which took place in ;he rose
drawing room Of the brides home at
nigh noon. was performed by Rev J0hib
=. VIM. pastor Of the Green Memorial
church. Roanoke. The wide rooms
we're thrown open everywhere TO III"
guests and we're banked with flowers
and lighted candles. The altar was ar
ranged with Quantities OF lilies ana
,athehral candles. and The walls were
hunR with trailing vines and white
blooms. Yellow flowers decorated the
dining room, where n buffet luncheon
served for thirty @ucsts.
The bride descended the stairway on
the arm Of hir father. who gave her H.
marriage. Her wedding dress Of white
satin was drapcd hlon; classic lines
and the court train fel, rom the sh"ul-
hrrs. She carried shower bouquet OF
lilies Or the valley, and her veil Of IL
huston was fastened with oranS" bloa-
CONS There were no attendants e%
orpt tho ushers. aud thcs" included
Thomas Mcconnell. nephew % 'he
-rooiu from Knoxville. Tenn; Sidne%
Johnson. Gordon Goode OF boydton. and
Colonel Thomas t.. GoOdc. uncle Of the
bride.
on WEDNESDAYS evening handsome
dinner took place AT the brides home
following tho rehearsal for the ccrc-
fnoIy Covers were laid for twenty
quests aud the blue and white dining
loo,n was 'naseci with yellow spring
towers. y ccnteipiccc Of yellow flow
ors with shaded lights decorated the
dinner table, ana the mantel was
banked with jonGuils and ferns. The
Favors at the wedding yesterday were
specially designed Cinderella slippers
and yellow buttonnicts The QUITO
town guests attending The wedding
were. Miss Roac Chambers Briscoe,
Of Knoxville. Tenn; Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Morton. Clariksvilic; Dr. and Mrs. 4. T.
FINCH. Chase City; Misses Annie ana
'alic Jones. Raleigh, y. G.: Howard
''ornick, Knoxville. Tenn. Tom Mcton-
u"n. Knoxville, Tenn.
The wedding IL one OF the most i'm
portant social events of the early
spring season. owing to the promi-
nencc OF both bride and groom. Mrs
frantZ is n granddaughter OF Mrs
rhomns +. Goode and a niece OF Miss
Natc Tucker Goode. the author OF "A
Princess OF Virginia. The First
Fruits" and other wcll-known stories.
She is also a niece OF Colonel Thomas
+. Goode. who is a member OF the staff
~ Governor Henry Carter Stuart and
has been much entertained in Rich
nond. Judge FrantZ Is also widely ana
prominently related and has many rea-
In Washington.
Miss Annie Rose Walker. who has
pcen spending the past two months At
:hc Grccnbrier White sulphur Springs
now occupying her apartment at
$tonclciGh Court. in Washington. John
81. Walker recently joined Miss Walker
1T the White. following All extended
stay In PInehurst j.. CO and returned
10 Richmond this week.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,ra haI ,yS !; If
ilicn Avenue. has issued invitations to
the marriage Of her niece, Miss. Anita
Irene Cusscn. to DR.. Aclyfar Arell Mars
teller. the ceremony TO take place or
Thursday evening. April =, at G:3O
o'clock. AZ 100 Allen Avenue. The wed
ding Will tic a very quiet affair, only a
small number Of guests being included
IN the invitations.
Dance at Wcstmorciand Club.
There Will be the usual supperdance
1T the Wcstmoreland Club this even
ing. The hours are from s:3o TO 100
o'clock. and numerous tables have been
deserved in advance.
AnnIrs of To-day.
Tho March card tournament at the
Womans club will take place there
This evening at SIS o'clock, with auc-
i!on bridge RS the game. The usual
rules concerning the registering OF ia
hlcs and men partners will be OBJ
rcrvcd.
Mrs. j. ". Roscnbaum, Mrs. Frank
Duke and Miss Martha NJ. Robinson are
the hostesses for the indoor golf tea ut
he Jefferson Hotel this afternoon.
An Interesting musicale VIII be held
in the chapel OF the Second Presbyterian
church, corner OF Fifth and Main
streets, this evening al S:i5, o'clock. y
charming program has been arranged
and all interested arc cordially invited
10 attend.
In California.
states Army, and Mrs. Brown are among
the recent arrivals in San Francisco.
cal, where they will attend the Panama
racihc International Exposition and
witness the Universal Polo tournament.
which Is being held there. Mrs. Brown
was before her marriage, Miss Anne
Lee daughter OF the late General FitZ-
hugh Lee. former Governor of Virginia.
she is noted for her beauty and has
bccn much admired in society here, both
durimg her fathers term as Chief Exc
cutivc of the State and his later resi-
dence on Park Avenue.
MrI.ane--Flnk
Quantities of spring flow ers, against
a background Of palms, ferns and
southern sm!laX decorated the Taber-
macle Baptist Church last evening at
100 O'Clock for the wedding Of Miss
Katie Fink to Robert Jackson McLane,
The Rev. w. l.. Ball officiating. The
gallery was festooned with garlands OF
smilaX and flowers and Cathedral can
dies and blooming plants in rainbow
Effect were used OH the altar. The rib
bons. which marked the pews reserved
for the family. were fastened with Eas-
ter lilies and standards Of lilios ut In
,ervals decorated the aisles. The church
was filled with Il large gathering Of
relatives and friends to witness the
marriage and Miss Annie Dowell/ren-
iered Schuberts "Serenade" as violin
solo during the service. James Wom-
hle presided at the organ.
The bride entered the church with
her brother, Charles G. Fink, who gave
her away. She wore smart going
way gown Of gray cloth, with hat and
cloves to match, and carried an arm
bouquet of orchids and lilies OF the val
ley. The maid Of honor. Miss Ruth
Kent, was gowned In white crepe de