The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

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/! the younger msmebers Of Richmon'
society, gave q similar function las
| winter for Miss katherine EachsA tn
dance will begin At . o'clock, and
| cotillion will be danced. This Will D.
! the first formal Introduction OF de
butante to society this winter. MOST o
. the other entertainments given 10
them have taken the form OF small tea
| and luncheonA
Another Undertaking society event o.
the week will be the marriage OF Mis-
Elizabeth Mayo Atkinson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Atkinson. to DR.
, John voolfolk Burke. OF Washington
The ceremony will take place on Tues
Gay afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. In HOLY
Trinity Church. the Rev. J. J. Gravat'
ofnciating, and there will be no recep'
ton. Mrs. Spencer Carter. of Balti,
more, will be her sisters maid OF
honor. and Taylor Burke. OF Alexan-
dria. will be the groom's best man
Dr. Burke is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Burke. OF Alexandria.
Prenineat Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. James Primrose Wythe.
Of Wilmington. N. c., are the guests OF
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. J. Tay-
Tor Ellyson. at their home on East
Franklin Street. Mrs. Wythe will
spend mex, week in Richmond and a
number OF entertainments have been
planne~ in her honor during her stay
in this city.
Charity Entertainnent.
Another big charity entertainment
to take place this week will be a pro-
duction Of the Passion Play at the City
Auditorium next Thursday and Friday
for the Retreat for the Sick. F. S.
Chapman has just completed the ar
rangements for the entertainment
which promises to be one OF the most
interesting charity functions OF the
winter. A great many fashionable wo-
men will be patronesses for the oc-
casion. and society will be much In
evidence in the audiences on both
nights.
Chattanooga Wedding.
Says a Chattanooga exchange:
Centenary Methodist Church here
was the scene Of a brilliant wedding
at o'clock Wednesday evening. when
Miss Annie Keith Frazier, daughter OF
former United States Senator and Mrs
James B. Frazier. was given In mar
rage to Robert Nugent Somerville, Of
Greenville. Miss.
THE ediice was decorated with white
chrysanthemums and ferns, while about
the chancel was banked a profusion Of
flowers. The wedding ceremony. which
was witnessed by . throng Of guests.
including many prominent persons
from States In the South. was per-
formed by thre Rev. Clarence Nugent
Of Louisville, an uncle Of the BRIDE
groom
THE bride. who is a very beautiful
and talented young girl. wore her
mothers wedding gown. which was
noted for its old-style elegance and
richness She cearried orchids and
valley lilies.
The bridesmaids, who wore white
chiffon and carried pink roses. were
Miss Sara Kane Barker. of Bristol.
Tenn: Miss Vira Harrison. Of Macon.
Miss: Miss Maitland Marshall. Of
washington; Misc Eleanor Somerville.
Of GreenviAe, Miss, and Miss Ashton
woodman. OF Charleston. W. Va Miss
Louise Frazier. a sister Of the bride.
was maid Of honor. She wore pink
chiffon and carried pink roses.
ABE Somerville, a brother of the
Bridegroom. was best man. and the
other groomsmen were: VIII Manner.
Of Nashville: Mckay van Fleet Of
Memphis: Harry Love. Of Greenville.
Miss, and Robert Nugent, Of MissIs-
sippL
THE bride first came into prominence
when she had the honor of christening
the armored cruiser Tennessee. when
her father was a member OF the
United Staets Senate. Since then she
has gained in social prominence from
year to year. ard has been honored
with many social functions in different
Southern States.
"The Bridegroom Is promising
young lawyer, being a member of the
firm Of Scott. Sykes & Somerv;lle, at
Greenville Miss.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding party was entertained at an elab-
crate reception at the home Of Senator
and Mrs Frazier.
The bridal trip will be through the
Western States The bride and groom
will be at home III Greenville, Miss,
after December Is.
Subscription Card Party.
Fashionable society in Richmond u
much interested IN the big subscr,p-
ton card tournament that will be
given at the Jefferson Hosel to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock. Bridge
whist will be played. and the tables
will be arranged in the palm garden.
The affair Is under the direction of the
Girls Club. Auxiliary TO the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery. and Mrs. Stewart
Hume Miss Mabel Walker and Miss
Posy Meredith will direct the tourna-
nen1
Noted ~ the Tes RssaL
Some Of the people who have had
tea and luncheon during the pas.
week at the Sign OF the Sanovar are
M and Mrs Stewart Hume, Miss Mahel
Walker. Mr. Ripley. Masses Ellen and
Mary Ball. Mrs. James Dunlop. Mrs
Hugh Rose. Mrs Knox Wilson. Miss
Mary Scarborough. Miss Frances
Wheat. Miss Katherine Hasan. Mss
Emma Conquest. Miss Fanny Scott.
Rev and Mrs william Meade Clark
Mss Hall. Miss MAY Jones. Mrs. DIAL
% FLORIDA Mss Elizabeth Pao;ersos
Mr. john p LaEht'oot. Jr-. Mrs Einsiy
Hggfnbotaarn. md others TIE tables
will u. arranged with bowls Of pink
flowers this week, and the palrnist, who
I has proved such feature of the tea
room viii BE- theE. indefinitely
- sb~ womas's Giuh.
Mrs ; TayIsr EIIyson 3. chairman