The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-23
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
At ASHLAND CHURCH
Miss Maria Lee Goodwin Becomes
Bride of Rev. CONRAD Harrison Good
win, of Rochester, N. Y.-Other
Events OF Society Interest

when Miss Maria Lee Goodwin, daugn-
ter OF the Rev. Edward L. GOODWIN
d. D.. rector of the church, became
the bride of the Rev. Conrad Harrison
Goodwin, of Rochester. n. Y. The
groom is a son of the late Rev. Robert
Archer Goodwin, d. D., who was for
many years rector OF st. John
Episcopal Church in this city. Palms,
ferns and cathedral candles were used
to decorate the church and white car
nations were used on the altar. The
brides father performed the cere-
mony, and she was given in marriage
by her brother. DIR. Edward Le Baron
Goodwin.
Mrs. James W. Ballard. of Fairfax.
Va, was her sisters dame OF honor,
and her brother. Mr.. Frederick Deane
Goodwin. acted as best man. The
ushers were the Rev. William Byrd
Lee, Jr., of Hanover: the Rev. DeVali
Gwathmey, OF Waynesboro; Grayson
Dashiell. Of this city, and Percy Gull
bert. of Ashland. Immediately after
the ceremony the relatives Of the bride
and groom gathered at the rectory.
which was attractively decorated for
the occasion with ferns. carnations ana
lighted candles. Later IN the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin left for bridal
trip, and after March will be at
home in Rochester. n. Y.
Some of the guests from a distance
at the wedding were: Miss Ella R
Goodwin. wytheville. Va; Miss Con-
stance Nourse. Casanova, Va; Mrs
James W. Ballard. Fairfax, Va:
Master Edward C. ballard, Fairfax.
Va; little Miss Margaret Lewis Bal
lard. Fairfax. Va; Hiss Mary O. Lacy.
Washington, p. c.: Rev. and Mrs, +.
6. Ribble, Petersburg, Va; Misses
Mildred and Frances Riobie. Peters
burg, Va; DR.. and Mrs. T. G. Pret-
low. Chester. Va; Miss Byrdie Har-
rison. Woodherry Forest; Rev. ". a
r Goodwin. Rochester. n. Y.
Dance for the Younger Set
The committee in charge OF the
tea room at the Jefferson Hotel are
offering specially for each Friday
afternoon. This week there Is to be
"A dance from ! TO o'clock for the
boys and girls, There will be no
charge for this feature. Besides the
general dancing, some of Miss Ella
Binford's pupils will appear in fancy
exhibition dances. The program viii
include "Barcanalle," by little Misses
EsteIle Dennis and Jane Scales. The
other dances are to ne: "Pericon-" by
Miss Jane Scales and Master David
White: Hesitation" toe dance. Miss
Eleanor Fry: Skirt Dance" Miss
Mary Miller. The accompanies will be
Miss Helen Leland. Those in charge
Of ths tea room for that afternoon
are Mrs l. Newton Vaughan and Mrs.
Thomas Armistead.
North Carolina Society To Entertain.
On Tuesday evening. March Z, the
North Carolina Society of Richmond
will give a handsome dinner dance at
the Richmond Hotel.
Charity Affairs.
Today from to O'Clock a tea
will be held at the home OF Mrs
Thomas O'Reilly. so3 West Grace
Street for the benefit OF the Centenary
Methodist Church Improvement fund.
Lady Catechism and the Child and
"A japanese Kindergarten" are the
TWO pfays-whith- pa presented
On Friday afternoon at 4:16 o'clock in
the lecture room of St Paul's Church.
The plays are to be given under the
auspices OF the Junior Auxiliary ana
the public is cordially invited to at
tend
A George Washington Tea will be
given BY one OF the classes OF st.
James Episcopal Eunday School this
afternoon from to 6 o'clock at 1905
Grove Avenue. The proceeds from
the affair will be used for charity.
Gard Party.
The Dorothea Payne Madison Chap
ter, Daughters Of 1912, OF which Mrs,
Christian Clark is regent will give an
attractive card party in the palm gar
den Of the Jefferson Hotel on Nom
day evening, February 2S, from $3.50
to 1880 o'clock Both auction bridge
and Eve hundred will be played and
those making the highest scores will
be awarded handsome prizes Tables
NAV be reserved through Mrs. Craig
pelouze and Mrs. John B. swartwout
Cabaret at Country Club.
The Country Club of Virginia has
announced A. pre-Lsnten cabaret din
ner dance. which win take place on
Tuesday. March Z. The clubhouse VIII
be deliberately decorated for the oc-
casion and a large number OF guests
will be present. Several artists from
New York have been engaged to en-
terrain those present and attractive
favors will be given the ladies' m
formal dancing will follow dinner, ana
there will be special car to prlng
the guests to town.
Charity Dansant at Richmond Hotel.
The dansant TO be given al the
Richmond Hotel on the evening OF
Tuesday February %, by Loe Chapter
United Daughter, OF the Contederacy'
promises to be = very attractive al
fair The ballrcors will bs decorated
in Ccnfederatl Tags. and unusual raw
ors will be given the guests. Miss
Estelle Dennis. the charming young
in costume Tables san be reserved
through Mrs Newton McVeigh. Mrs.
Kemper Roy, Mrs. Charles +. Nor
man and Mrs. J. ]. Ballon
Miss Koiner to Entertain Today.
Miss Marie Koiner is to give an
informal tea this Afternoon from
tn 6 o'clock. The affair will take
MACE in the home of the hostess 1929
West Grace Street. Only the younger
set have been included IN the list of
invitations --
Engagement Announced.
Mrs. ]. l.. 'rhofr pson, OF Ashland.
va. announces the engagement and
approaching marriage of her daughter.
Lena Hazel to Mr.. Edward Frank
lir. Clark, OF Newport News, Va, No
date has been mentioned for the we'd
ding.
Dinner at the jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Westmoreland Davis
were host and hostess at handsome
dinner given at the Jefferson Hotel
last evening just before the BLACK
and White Ball. The liable was deco
rated with spring flowers and the
place cards were in the George wash
ington style, The guests were Mrs.
John Stewart Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eppa Hunton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
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