The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-24
George Bonner White, and Mr.. Charles
Carson the grooms brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Carson left on the l1:IS


White. Her maternal great-great-
grandmother was ono OF the Revolu-
tionary heroines OF Halifax county, N
c. Her fathers people descended from
q Cavalier who came to Virginia In
1856, and before the war We're among
the most prominent people socially
| in iMecklenburg and Brunswick coun-
ties. Virginia
The groom is from Cumberland coun-
ty. Va. and is man of sterling worth
and high character He attended school
at yirhinia Polytechnic Institute.
Blacksburg. Va.
Atkinson-Atkinson.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. At
kinson No. 24O0 East Broad Street,
will be the scene OF a pretty wedding
this evening at o'clock, when thcir
daughter, Annie Norma. will be mar
r1ed to Mr.. Leon Abbott Atkinson. son
of Mr.. J. c. Atkinson. The Rev Charles
E. Stuart. of Venable Street Baptist
Church. will officiate.
Two little flower-girls. Misses Elyria
Atkinson and Ethel Wharton. and the
best man. Mr.. Leland c. Atkinson, tho
brides brother, will BIO the only at
PENDANTS.
Mr.. Atkinson and bride will tour the
North. and will be at home after May
list at No 240o East Broad Street.
Pocahontas Memorial Meets.
Richmond Branch. Pocahontas Me-
mortal Association, met yesterday at
noon in the home OF Mrs. David T. Will
In. the absence of Mrs. Thomas S. Bo-
cock. the regent Mrs. Williams pre-
sided.
Six new members were enrolled.
namely, Mrs, Chiles Ferrell, Mrs. VIII
lard Craig. Miss Lizzie Grattan. Mrs
Ohio G. Kean, Mrs. ]. 3. Gill and Mrs.
Clarence Burton.
It was decided to order hundred
Pocahontas plates and a large number
of souvenir cards from Washington, to
be sold to the members and their
friends.
Mrs. Craig was chosen treasurer in
the place of Miss Nina Randolph, re-
signed
The meetings will be held hereafter
on the first Tuesday in each month,
instead of the fourth. as heretofore.
The next meeting will take place on
May 18th.
Excursion Tickets.
Tickets for tho annual excursion To
he given May 18th by the Association
tiquities to jamestown Island are now
on sale at the Virginia Historical So
ciety. No. TOT East franklin Street
The public is urgently requested to
procure tickets as soon as possible No
tickets will be sold at the wharf. owing
to the difficulty OF handling the crowd
on the two steamers.
Stay-at-Home Whist.
Tho Stnu- r. Eoip, NVL{ct C>l,,,,
with Miss Martha Harvie. No. 1905
Park Avenue. on Monday evening. Five
tables engaged. and the highest score
was made by Mrs, Bland Spottswood
Smith and Miss Madge Ferguson. The
club will meet next Tuesday evening
with Mr.. John Tyler. OF No. SIC West
Franklin Street.
Called Meeting.
There will be an important called
meeting Of the Junior Hollywood Me-
mortal Association Tomorrow (Thurs-
day) morning at II o'clock in Lee Camp
Hall. Business of Importance will
come up for consideration, md all |
members are requested to be present,
Sue Gordon Whist.
Tho Sue Gordon Whist Club will |
meet to morrow afternoon With Mrs u. |
Strudwlck, In her home on tho Her
mitage Road. Members are requested !
to take the a;45 car In order to arrive
promptly
To Have No Parade.
At a joint meeting of the Senior |
and Junior Lakewood Memorial Assoc
held yesterday afternoon In |
st. Johns schoolhouse, It was definitely |
decided that there would be no parade |
on lakewood Memorial Day this year.
as there has been heretofore, This
action was necessitated By the refusal |