The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-10
Social and "a
Personal.
An Autumn Repriinand

An Autumn Reprlnanu
4 .,yyhat naughty prar,ks have you INDUCED
n That rulned thus your gown
raw, you an April dress OF green,
But now 1t. Is red and brown!
s.yo,,,ve MA yed at catcher with the WIND,
AMI tag with the TOM boy thru
And that Is why your clean. new irock Fl Il
Is tattered and soilcd and torn!
& ar sec the sgns:-your frock Of green
Is soiled and ripped and brown,
I FOR the winds have made your Dra il; '' ~
dress
a shabby hand-ne-down!1
s-Aloysius Coll, in November Outing.
Gregory arksdale.
A. $40 i, NJ. Wednesday, November
Il 9th. IN Grace Episcopal Church, the we'd
ding IF Miss Mary Grattnn Barksdale to
Mr.. John Mason Woody Gregory. OF
Il Chase City. was celebrated. the Rev. Lam La
q don r, Mason, the rector, and the KEY
Dr.. William e. Evans. Of Monumental
Church being the celebrants.
The color scheme Of the wedding. car
rIed out in church decoration and IN the
cowning OF the maid Of honor. and orioes-
maids. was In white and gold G&7
The bride, gowned in white crepe &c
chine and tule veil, carried lilies Of the
valley. Her sister, Miss Anne Lewis s'sl
Barksdale, was maid Of honor; MISS Miss
Baton Gregory were the bridesmaids \.
Their arm bouquets were white moth
chrysapthemums
Mr. George G. Gregory was best man:
! Groomsmen were Mr.. Charles Edward
Williams, OF Norfolk; Mr.. Frank Greg,
DRY. Of Oxford. Nc: Mr.. Shepherd
B Strudwick. OF IIisboro. n. g; MT. 'iay!or
u ~, Pa Alexander
sidney Lanicr and Mr.. Irving r. Camp
he11. OF Richmond. !,
The bride is a daughter Of Mrs Priscilla
Read Barksdale and the late Claiborne
q Barksdale Mr. Gregory Is the son OF
Major NJ a. Gregory. and Is origina!ly
from North Carolina. though he lived Tor
seveal years in Richmond.
Chase City, Va. where he and his bride
win make their home when they return
from their wedding trip.
Lockett-Morris.
4 Quiet but pretty wedding took place
Yesterday at $50 P. NJ, in the home OF,
Mrs. elizabeth F. seay, No. 612 North
Eleventh street, when Mr.. William SID
ney Locl1ett and Miss Elizabeth Seny MOI
,is, the daughter OF Mr.. Mrs. George
q II. ~ Morris. Of Fluvanna county, we're
4 united in marriage. The ceremony was was
mpressively performed BY the sHev. y. r.. r.
Bonnar. ff$
The parlors were taStefully decorated
with palms, candelabra and white chry-
santhemurns. The ribbons forming the
aisle we're held by little Misses Ruth and
Lille Holland. The bridal chorus from
Z 1,oheuErin was finely rendered by Mrs,
T. X Woodson. Y.
The bride, handsomely goWned IN WINE
peau de crepe over taffeta, wore tune
veil and carried a shower OF Bride roses.
She entered with her matron Of honor,
Mrs. Hugh Williamson Jones, LIN white
crepe de chine. Mrs. Jones bore on her
arm sheaf OF pink chrysanthemums.
The groom, attended by his best man,
II Mr. Rurdcr Lockett awaited the bride II
the altar.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Lockett left last evening
over The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
for a trip to Niagara Falls and Toronto.
Tbs bride lis charming and highly
popular young lady and Mr. Lockett has
the esteem of the country as successful
young man Of business. After November
list the young couple will be at home
nut Hill.
Carter-Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson. OF No.
1o4 West Franklin Street announce the
enea cement Of their daughter, Miss Ro-
berta Atkinson, to Mr.. spnecer Leslie
Carter. the con OF Colonel Thomas Fl
Carter, OF King William county, the proc
tor of the University OF Virginia.
4 The wedding will take place Novemberi
Goth. Mr.. Garter, who was a former resi-
dent of Richmond, now has his home In
marriage.
To Celebrate Anniversary.
]. Mrs. William n. YTaliaferro has issued
Invitations for the celebration OF her tenth.
wedding anniversary on November 18th,
from s to and g to I P. N.
The tea ara reception will be one Of
the most III G CANT social events OF the
opening season and vii! be held !nfMrs.
ITALIA fe~ro's home, at the corne. OF Frank
lin and Fourth Streets. The hostess Is
one Of the most attractive and popular
iightful dispenser o: hospitality. Invita-
ton cards OF tin, with the inscription
written across white painted surface,
ars especially auatnt ard appropriate.
Richmond Chapter Meet.
Richmond Chapter. Daughters OF The |
Corfed er@cv ret Wednesday afternoon |
in Lee Camp Hall, with Mrs, n. Y. Ran
dolph fin the chair.
The treasurer reported that cards re-
questing payment OF dues had been sent |
IL all members. Her books showed de-
.linGuents and the treasurer called atten- |
tor to the fact that names w.uo!d Re |
dropped from the roles after two years
non-payTent
Mrs. Edgar Taylor moved that the
chapter should give series OF entertain /!
1rents, the proceeds to be azfni'ed fer the |
soldierss' Home hall or hospital. where |
many little comforts now lacking NIGH. |
be thus supplied. Mrs. Dabney Carr, who !
recommended socia! teas or literary work, |
AS means OF interesting younger char
ter members. was made chairman OF a |
committee on entertainments
II Mrs. Randolph reported that the State
convention OF United Daughters Of the
/, Confederacy would meet In Richmond
next October. She also recommended %
& chapter members THE Kystone." a Enper
devoted to club work among women, and