The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-15

son is tho bcnoht performance of
sweet Lavender at tn. Elton Tho
ire. presented by Miss Gravcc Scott
and her company. II IS under tho di :
iection OF the Childrcns Auxiliary 10
L." Chapter. United Daughters OF tho
C"hiederHcy, and is for the support
81 one Of tho inmates OF the Confad-
crate Home. in whom the children are
/ interested Tho play will be givcr
TINS evening, and large and FASH
ionable audience VIII be in Attendance
decorations will be In red and white
hunting ana Confederate flags. and
ther. are 10 be Confederate uniforms
worn ~ the various ORGANIZATIONS
, present. and a detachment OF the Rich
lhond Light Infantry Blues will also
attend in uniform.
North Carolina Wedding.
"a beautiful wedding, celebrated on
Wednesday,, at II O'clock. in the Firsi
rFesoytcrlan Church. at Winston
salem, y. G.. was that or Miss Innc
feates Rcvcllc. the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Y. Revclic and Fran
CTS Al!cbauEh iollingsworth, OF Jack
sonVi!!e. Fla. formerly Of Virginia.
setting OF palms. ferns and noun
'aih laurel was arranged about the
altar. and before the marriage scryir.
brilliant musical program was ron
dercd, with Mrs. Horace Sebrina, nj
The organ. az
nc ushcrs were Mcssrs. Thomas \.
W hitakcr OF Gainesville. Fla: Paul n.
montague and Charles II. Dalton Lit
| Tie MISS Frances Fletcher, tn, daurh
ter or Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Il. Fletcher
was ring bearer, and wore a dainty
White irock Of hand embroidered ba
'is'e' with white ribbons and carried
me ring In miniature shower bou-
Tuet OF lilies Of the valley
just preceding the bride came Tho
inuld of honor. Nnrfn, uo..n
sister OF tho bride. wearing a gown
Oh French blue crepe meteor. with
bodice OF brocaded chiffon. with
touches OF brown fur. and n larre
1 oiack plumed velvet hat she carried
an armful OF American Beauty rose
buds. tied with broad. heavy r,bhon
III American Beauty tint
Willard -. Revclle gave his sister
IN marriage, and they were met AT the
chancel by the bridegroom. attended
ny ~ Wright Ellis, of Jacksonville.
ne bride wore a travelling costume Of
ptac"ck bluc broadcloth, with hat to
match. and carried shower bouquet
81 roses and lilies OF the valley, tied
with chiffon ribbons
Dr. Neal j. Anderson performed the
ceremony. Mrs Sebring softly played
the famous WoiframS song, 20. Thou
Hmbilinc Sweet Evening Star" from
lanhhauser' The wedding march
from Mendclssohns Midsummer
Nights Dream was used as a re-
ccssional.
immediately after the marriage Mr..
and Mrs. liollingsworth left for a
bridal Journey North, after which they
VIII DE ut home in Jacksonville. Fla.
tnrd Club Entertained.
The Chalfontc Five Hundred (uul
met on Friday evening at the home OF
MISS Elsic Davenport. on North Ave-
nue., carton Heights. After the game
was concluded supper was served i'm
me dining room, which was prettilv
decorated for the occasion. and tho
ilrst prizes were won by Miss Violet
DeVereauN and Elder p. Reynolds. The
second prizes were awarded to Miss
Elsie Davenport and Wilbur Grew. and
H. Seymour List drew the consolation
NunnaiIy-Dlunt.
The Rev. j.. Wayne Long, pastor OF
the Cowardin Avenue Christian Church.
ofiiciated at the marriage of Miss Lot
Tie May Blunt. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Blunt, TO Harvey Spurgeon
Nunnaily. tho ceremony taking place
Thursday evening ut 1880 O'Clock mt the
brides home. 1903 cambridge Street,
south Richmond The parlors wero
prcttily decorated in palms and roses,
and Raymond Nunnally attended the
groom rs his best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nunnally left immo-
diately after tho ceremony for q
Northern tour, and will be at home to
their friends after December %
At the tVomnn's Club.
AN interesting event this afternoon