The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-19

conclusion Of the game refreshments
{ will bo served
/ The last indoor go'f tea of this week
4 will take place this afternoon at the
jefferson Hoetesses for the tea today
are Mrs Frank Duke. Miss Martha
Naury Robinson and Mrs j NJ.
KusenhaGm. who will he assisted in
serving by some OF the younger society
girls.
Irantz---Goode.
An out-ot-town wedding of much
interest TO society In Virginia and
Tennessee was celebrated yesterday III
the home az the br. de = father, al high
noon when Miss Mabel Laird Goode,
daughter OF Mr.. Edward Chambers
Goude. of Boydtown. was married TO
Judge John II Frantz. Of Knoxville,
Tenn The house was decorated with
palms, Southern smilax and quantities
II Killarney roses, carrying out
color scheme Of pink and green. The
ceremony took place IN the long rose
ara wing-room. the Rev. John u. Winn,
-, d. of Greene Memorial Church,
Roanoke, Officiating The wedding
music was played by Miss Alice
Faulkner. The brides aoWn, fashion
ed by Andree. Of New York, was Of
soft white satin. empire style, with
court train. and her veil Of illusion
was held by a Coronet of orange bios
SONS. Her flowers were a shower
bouquet II lilies Of the valley. and
TIA. only jewellery she wore was "a
string of pearls Miss Rose Goode.
wearing "a froch of pink chiffon and
tatleta. and Miss Gena Gaede. wearing
white chiffon. embroidered Ia silver,
attended their + stcr as maids of hon
or. The double ring service Was used
fot the ceremony MI Howard L.
6oruick. OF Knoxville the law partner
ri the groom acJed a4 best man and
the lishers were Colonel Thomas +.
3oode - member Of Governor
Stuart's stan; Nh Thomas Mcdonnell, /
of Knoxville. Mr.. sidney Johnson. ~
Beydtou- aud Mr.. Gordon W. Goode. !
Judge Frantz is % native of Nirg.ui .
though he early went 10 Tennessee. (
where be graduated from the tuivcr-
sttv IF Tennessee Law school. He IL
- prominent ChiumHp aud "A former
president Of the Cumberland club of
Knoxville. There was no formal re-
cept.an. but supper ia honor Of the
wedding party took place Wednesday
evening ina the home If the brides
father After tho ceremony Judge
and Mrs Franta left for an extended
wedding journey in FLORIDA After the
drs. 81 May they VIII he nj home in
Knoxville Among the out -of-tow n
guests were. Misses Annie and Sallie
tones, of Raleigh, y. O. Mr. Howard
L, Foruick, knoxville. Mr. Thomas
Mcconnell knoxville; MIR and Mrs
F. Volt Laird, Greensboro n. G. Mr..
and Mr.. T. t. Morton, C,arksviie,
Va llr. and Mrs. A. T. Finch Chase
city, Va.
Church Entertainments
Tho Helpers Society Of the Church
al the Covenant Will give Bn.ipn-
tlan Wedding this evening at $ O'Clock. (
Thu public ia invited to he present
An interesting musicale viii be held
ia thu lecturo-room OF the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church, corner of Firth
and Main Streets this evening at S:I5t
O'clock. charming program has
been arranged, and all Interested are
cordially invited to attend.
Music Club Entertains
The Ashland Music club gave it's
second March program Monday in the
parish house, in Ashland, The morn
ing entertainment was most charm
ing, and the usual large audience was
eppreCiatiNe, \ quartet with two
pianos, PLAYED by Mcsdanes L. E.
blackwell william i faYhcr. j. G. /
Blasingamc and Miss Goodwin, was
the opening number, followed by
songs. sung by VI iss Cabeil Jones and
the Rev Mr. Harlow
The remainder Of the program was
given up II Miss Marta Lee Goodwin,
who played group Of piano selec-
tions most exquistely. following them
with the story of the opera Madame
Butterfly" Miss Goodwin told The
story very beautifully and syfnpa
theticaliy, and her rendering OF the
music was fautless
Bazaar Workers to Meet.
Mrs Edgar Taylor and Mra. u. J.
White, chairman. OF booths 81 to 90.
Blues' Bazaar request that ali ladies
interested and who are TO assist In the
conduct of these booths. meet at the
jefferson Hotel room sac. at iii
O'Clock this morning.
Womcu's Meeting.
Mrs Edgar Taylor and Mrs. T.. J
White have requested that all of the
women who have promised To assist
them at the booth of lSGI-'66 at the
Blues Bazaar will attend n called
meeting this morning at II o'clock
in room $40 OF the Jefferson Hotel
This meeting is just previous 10 the
regular weekly session of the Blues
Bazaar Association. which Will meet
n i2 o'clock, and full attendance
is requested at both meetings.
4 meeting of the Springfield Moth
ers Club win be held this afternoon
at $40 o'clock in room No. of the
school building, All mothers inter
ested are urged To he present and so
help their children Ia win the picture
which the mothers are nffartpv ,a ~.