Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-15
MISS MABEL LAIRD GO0DE
TO WED JUDGE ]. H. FRANTz
Well-Known Society Girl Will Be
Married on March 10 at
Boydton.
MRS. @. J. sEAY EwTERTAINs
Mrs. Landonia II. Dnshicll VIII Speak
ON "Tristram and Isolde" Mt Wom-
ans Club This Aftcrnoon-Meet-
ings of Interest to Women.


Edward Chambers Goode, OF Boyd
Ton, announcves the engagement and
approaching marriage of his daughter,
Miss Mabel Laird Goode. to Judge John
II. Frantz. of Knoxville. Tenn. tho
marriage To take place at the home OF
mo bride In Boydton. on Thursday.
March Is. Tho engagement IL OF In
tcrest TO Richmond Society rs well as
10 society throughout tho State. Nils,
ioode is the niece OF Colonel Thoma..
+. Goode. who Is well known here. be.
Ing member OF tho Westmoreland
ana Country Clubs. and aid to Governor
Henry G. Stuart
Wedding Announced.
Mrs. y. NJ. Allen. Of IL North LON.
hardy Street announces tho marriage
Df her dnuS hter, Ncttie Virginia GrigE,
% Stanley Chambcrlin Moran. of New
York, which was quietly celebrated at
noon on February 6, In the presence OF
small assembly OF invited guest. Mr..
Moran IL the only son of Rev. Francis
Clay Moran, rector for many wears OF
-. Stephens Church. Twick enhnrn. Eng
I1nd. Ills last charge was ST. Paul'>
church. Columbia. Penn.
Dissc-Cox.
quiet blu; very pretty marriage
we're soiemnized at the parsonage OF
Union station Methodist Church on
Saturday. when Miss Grace Cox. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Cox, became
the bride OF Fritz Disse. Rev. w. AS
ttry Christian. d. d. officiating. Imme-
diatcly after tho ceremony the couple
left on an extended trip.
ATnirs of To-day.
Several interesting events will en-
gage the attention OF society for this
afternoon. Mrs George J. Scay OF
l2i5 West Franklin Street. Is enter
tanning ~ cards this afternoon at her
residence. Additional guests have been
invited In for tea following the con-
c!usion Of tho game.
inrEc audience will throng the
rariors or the Womau's Club this af-
ternoon Mt $40 o'clock to hear Mrs
l.andor!a j.. Dashiclls address on
Irlstrain and Isolde with the must
cal accompaniment by Miss Goodwin,
Mrs J. Arthur Lcfroy. president Of ;he
cluh. VIII present Mrs. DaSheill to her
audienc" The Usua! informal recep-
ton viii follow the conclusion OF the
progra'a for the afternoon
Hi-s Sims Guest AT Luncheon.
MISS l.!Eht!oot Sims. of Baltimore,
VINO Is visiting friends In Richmond.
mas been much entertained during her
stay mere. ares -. Patton. Jr gave !.
charminGly appointed luncheon III
Miss S!ms's honor a; the Common
wealth Club Friday. Tho table was set
with a centrepiece Of danodils and COW
Going 10 Brrnudn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u I-arus. Jr.
Mrs. Lewis g I.arus and Mrs Charles
u l.arus are leaving Richmond to-mor-
row evening for New York City, from
which place they will sail shortly for
Trip 70 bermuda. They expect TO be
In Bermuda for a two weeks stay
Waiting In <rw Orleans.
Mrs. J. j. Fairbank and Mrs W a.
McG"c left last week for an extended
visit 10 their sister Mrs II l.. Mitchell.
IT her home in New Orleans After a
shor, stop IN Atlanta. Ca. Mrs Fair
hamk and Mrs. Niece" VIII 20 10 New
orleans In limo 20 attend tho cclcbra-
ton ~ Madri Gras
Mrs. Pope Entcrtnins.
ono o; the prct;i.s; afternoon teas
~ the season was given by Mrs Abner
stephenson Pop" on Wednesday, nt her
nome. in Wcstovcr Avenue, Norfolk in
horor OF her sister Mrs Luther Upton.
The house was decorated with pink
.oscs. narcissus. palm and shaded can
dl.s on the table in the dining room
lovcly basket 90 pink roses and
uierauette. tied with pink tullc. was
yraupci with lights shaded in pink
'ni silver. MIS-, Pope assisted by Mrs.
pion mud Mrs james Henry Cnlpepper
.ucsivcd the callers between IN. hours
"f 40 o. Mrs john X Schren ana
Nirs stanley Grove presided at the
punoh bowl Those serving in the din
uS-ronm We're Mrs. Edgar Franklin
''arncy, Mrs Mcnalcn Landlord. Mrs
{oh"rt l.. Payne. IN. Mrs. Frederick
Iiohb, Mrs. Guy Davis. Miss Lula Pope.
Miss Ellis" Hodges and Miss Margaret
summons.
Mrs. ropc was before hcr marriage
Miss Rosa Smith. OF this city. and has
many friends and relatives here
surprise rnrt:.
ON Wednesday evening Misses Ethel
and May Walters, were honorcd with
. SUNRISE party, rendered them nj their
"onle 2307 Hanover Avenue. by
score or more OF friends Cards and
dancing were participated In until q
lat" hour. after which refreshments
were served.
Those prcscu; were: Misses Marion
Erookc, of Washington; Myrtle Black
burn Eva L. Hevcridee. Ada Fin. Emily
Nrousc. Louisa l.cadbcttcr. Edna Spcn-
cor. i.cttic Thacker. Gladys Thomas and
Catherine Walters. Mcssrs. willard y
Hr" dgc. w. T. iiollingsworth, OF
d""rfsiown, Ma; Floyd Mitchell, Otto
ti"' e'. Wesley Morris, j.. S Price.
N'i II c. Nuarles. +. f. Schmidt. q
~ ncu, George !. Smithcr, Jr., and T..
Eos uiss He'll.
Airs Hampton lindcn entertained in
formally at tea from > to : o'clock
Thursday afternoon In honor OF Miss
Sarah Kent Bell, OF Dublin. who il
spending some time In the city Miss
Sell is one OF the most attractive girls
OF tho southwest. and "a good deal Of
entertaining has been done In her
honor.
Charity AGnirs.
one OF the Mary Pick ford films will
be given at "A benefit performance at
the Little Theatre on Tuesday for the
Whttlc Memorial Circle Kings Daugh-
tors. The proceeds will be given to the
Eellc Bryan Day Nursery. the Ragged
Mountain Mission. the Shelterng Arms
and other charities.
Tho artists concert TO he given for
the benefit of Calvary BAPTIST Church
will he held this evening at o'clock
at 705 West Grace Street. Tho musl-
clans taking part include Dr. Kob-
lenzer, y. w. Martcnstein. Miss Ada
Kuyk. Samuel Cowardin and Mrs. Il. f.
Van Ripper, with Mrs. NIartenstein and
Sheppard Webb as accompanies
IN AND OUT OF Town,