The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-16

reception. followed the ceremony,
AFTER which Mr. and Mrs. Carter left
Tor Southern honeymoon. They will
DC ut home at Cato City after De-
/ ccmber 1.
Guests from distance for the cere-
mony were c. S. Carter and Miss Flora
carter OF Big Stone Gap; II. G. Nor
J -ison. Of Johnson City: DR.. and Mrs.
w. c. Ford. of Woodstock; Mr.. and
Mrs V. III. Ford. OF Luray; Misses
] Elizabeth and Julia Swetman. Miss
! Sallie Ford. OF Fairfax; Miss Mary
/ Copeland of taunton, and c. J. Ford.
| of Canada.
Tablet TO he Unveiled.
| a tablet will De unveiled to Surgeon
General Moore this afternoon at 4
O'Clock, the ceremonies taking place
at his residence from l863-s5. 200 West
| Grace Street. All Confederate organ
| izations are invited; students Of the
| nedical colleges here. surgeons and
ested in Confederate work arc also
| asked to attend
Robcrtson-Ynd,iey.
MRS. Everett Waddey has issued in
| yltations for the wedding reception OF
/ her daughter Helen Carmina. to Cap
I Am G2arIes Arthur Robertson. Sixty
take place on Wednesday evening, De
! eember g. at o'clock. In the home OF
me brides mother. 1916 Monument
Mr.. Cookies Book.
Mrs. Lucian a. Cooke, Of Roanoke,
VINO was recently in Richmond and
book. at the Woman's club, Is now now
! visiting relatives in Atlanta. Con
iiSrh na,f,,S MS. Cooke and her, thorough
stitutton OF last sunday has the fol
| lowing TO say in comment:
The North Carolina Review. which
,s southern authority In the mat
! yer OF standard book reviews has the
/ following Interesting comment con-
corning the book OF Mrs Lucian J.
| Cooke. Of Roanoke, Va. AS will be
Observed, the review classes her works
alongside of that OF Edwards. Cabeii
! rage and Uncle Rcmus
Mrs Cooke is now in Atlanta visit
! rs being heartily congratulated on ali
SIDES on the splendid reception with
( Which ncr book has been met by the
I press and the public.
| Tho Review says:
larry Stiilwcll Edwards has made
/ our hair stand on end ~ mis- harrow
tns noVe e.t on the race complication
/ by ms talent and our condemnation
/ eE MS conclusions not Just to the
S s2.l Thomas Nelson Page has
! charmed and delighted the whole
! world by his sn!mitnble and charmin =
stories OF old times In the south Uncle
! ncinns mas made the old-tlmc darkey
! famous. All these and other writer's
have given us sli,npses OF the black
NANNY. but II remained for Mrs.
Cooke to give us series of charming
! volume OF stories for children with tho
niack NANNY. as the centre. drawing
! ner true to life"
| limitations Received Here
| Invitations have been received in
Pearl Chadwick Heck. 'd dsupS St MISS, ,os
Mrs. Jonathan MCGEE Heck. to Villa N
Alexander Graham Clark, the ceremony
20 take place on the evening OF We'd
the First Baptist Church. Raleigh, X
I -. large reception will be given al
p,,o residence OF the brides mother in
cs Isn Immediately following the
niece of Mrs. J. Allison Hodges Of
,t'is cits, ana mas frequently visited
DIM ii r''G =, Her approaching we'd
mere. and number OF Richmond peo.
PIE VIII go to Raleigh for tho cere-
sboW.r ana To- re neia following
IA very attractive linen shower was
gwen on Saturday. November II. from
;o 70 . o'clock. for Miss Anne Roy Tay-
| rafr!sh. Jr.. was celebrated here Tues
Gay morning. Miss Krug, of oOOl
SSttna't Avenue. was hostess of the az
were pink satin slippers nlied with rice
| ana drawn from a suspended basket
| rink and white nowerH prevailed IN
IN Inc 10 aecoratiGns, and tea was served
| neside the guest of honor were Misses
NruG, MIRA Taylor Alice Taylor, Belts.
Lizzie Nicholas. Mabe! Morton. Isabel
Goddin. Sallie and Edith MONTGOMERY
nidine Walden. fazci Heisier. Mozefie
| Kobins. Ruby Walton. Gertrude Mayor.
Mrs. Orchard. Mrs. Harvey Elicit and
Monthly Meeting.
the regular monthly meeting OF the
Southern INDUSTRIAL and Educational
-: nssoeI a..,n, VIII be held this morning
man's Club. All members OF the or
saniHation are urged TO be present at
| this meeting.
Saunders. daughter of Mrs. Fannie
Madison Saunders. and William isaac
| Grated yesterday afternoon at half-past
| 4 o'clock in Monumental Church The
GTg.FemonN was performed by DR.. James
! MOTIFS. rector OF the church. and
! white hrysanthemums with lighted
candles and white flowers on the altar.
| nenJa min Potter played the Wedding
MNInrGh:" and the bridal party was pre-.
teded' 20 me aitaf ~ tNe'T es,pd e,fTr.
OF which the bride is a member. sing
ing !Tb Me hrid. oh Bridal Chorus"
her brother DIR. Allen J. Black. Of
| Hollins. who gave her away she wore
| handsome gown OF gray chiffon cloth
made over gray messaline and trimmed
IN cut steel and Maltese lace. Her hat
was gray velvet, the same shade Of
F., ner gown. and she carried a shower
bouquet of lilies OF tho valley and
| white roses Mrs. Allen Jackson Black.
o. Ho!l!ns. was dame of honor and
Mears Harris. OF Wilmington. " O..
was the Rsoom's best man. Mrs. Black
! WAS eowned In white chiffon cloth,
embroidered in pearls and made over
J pale pink messaline. She wore a pic
ture nat of black velvet. and carried
an arniful of pink roses.
The ushcrs were Benjamin Bell. or
Wilmington. y. C.; NJ NJ. Nevborne. or
ihar'eston. C.: ". s. Gray. OF Will
'ninStou. y. G.: j. u. Moore Lee I.or-
Fiinc and Robert Pulliam. of this city
+ Mr. and Mrs. Baxter left immediately
/ after the ceremony for an extended
/ Trip North. and on their return, De-
/ celnber /. will make their home at s i