The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-29

I noon of Wednesday, November 1zth.
! at o'clock, in Grace Protestant
| Episcopal church. Massie's MN. Va.
Miss Massie Is prominently con-
nectea throughout the State. and has
| frequently visited in Richmond,
where she has many relatives, while
| Mr. Nalie is a graduate of the Vir-
einia Military institute. and is also
prominently connected in Virginia.
I Miss Gladys Utterhack. of Lynchburg.
will be Miss Massie's maid of honor.
and Mr.. Nalle will have as his best
man. MFR. william Craft, OF New York
! city An old-fashioned reception will
follow the ceremony at "Tyro." the
/ beautiful old colonial home Of the
| brides parents.
Home Wedding.
| The home Of Mrs. Ida w. Eller-
son, $40 East Grace street. was the
scene OF a beautiful wedding last
| evening at 6 o'clock, when Miss Mat
! tie Watkins Baskerville. daughter Of
/ the late DF. William O. Baskerville
and Mrs. Matte watkins Baskerville,
| hecame the bride Of Mr. John Marye
I Burton, of Prince Edward county.
I The ceremony was performed by the
! Rev. Dr. Frank r. McFaden. in the
| presence of only the immediate fam
! ilies and friends Of the bride and
/ groom The house was filled with
! autumn flowers, palms and soft shad
ed lights, the color scheme of pink
and white being most artlstically car
ried out in pink and white chrysan-
/ themums, The bride was met at an
! improvised altar of palms and tall
cathedral candles in the drawing
room by the groom and his best men
/ Mr., Thomas Hundley, Of Newport
! News. She wore "A lovely gown of
I h flo ~ IA trim al no
ard rose point lace, embroidered In
/ seed pearls. Her long tulle veil was
caught with a wreath of orange bios
/ SONS. and she carried shower hou-
/ quet Of lilies Of the valley and orchids
/ Mrs. L.ucius Cary with whom the
/ bride entered tho drawing room, was
matron Of honor. and wore a gown
Of pink charmeuse with crystal over
/ dress. and the maid of honor. Miss
Mary irwin watkins cousin of the
I bride. wore H similar gown. They
I both carried bouquets Of Killarney
roses and pink orchids. The ribbons
! were held by the two little cousins
! Of The bride. James Peasants Massie
and Ida Mass!e. The latter wore q
/ French f1onk Of muslin and lace with
pink ribbons.
/ An informal reception followed the
/ ceremony, To which only a few init
]
extended wedding trip Mr., Burton
and his bride will make their home in
/ Newport News.
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending the wedding were Mrs Alice
/ Baskerville Finch. Of Bevdton Thomas
Hundley and Miss HundleY, of New
/ port News: Mrs. A. A. Cox and Miss
Caroline Sutherlin, Of Farmville, and
Mrs Theodore Dubois Bratton, Of
Mississippi.
Baltimore Wedding.
An interesting wedding took place
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock In
St. Peters Protestant Episcopal
church, Baltimore when Miss Fu
zanne Howell Carroll, daughter OF
the late ! Howell Carroll and Mrs.
Carroll. of Baltimore. became the
bride Of Major John Philip Hill,
United States district attorney ow-
ing to the receipt death Of Miss Car
rolls maternal grandmother Mrs
Rogers, the wedding was q very quiet
one and the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev Or. Arthur Chill
ton Powell, was Witnessed by only the
Immediate families Of the bride and
groom The bride wore 81 simple
travelling gown of black cloth and a
corsagc bouquet Of orchids. Mr.. Ban
croft Hill was his brothers best man,
. Immediately after the ceremony Ma
- jnr Hill and his bride left for we'd
ding trip. on their return they will
: occupy an apartment in Baltimore
for the winter months.
Stay~at-Home Whist Club.
! The Stay-at-H ame Whist club met
Monday evening with Mrs. Arthur M
I Cannon, at 924 Park avenue. Three
tables played and top score was made
=, by Miss Sue Gordon and Mr. Arthur
| NJ Cannon. Mrs. G. w. T. Brock VIII
| entertain the club next Monday even
| ing at her home in East Franklin
] street
Attractive Dance.
An interesting event Of this week
rs the sixth annual dance 10 be glVer
by the Jolly Juniors this evening al
$50 o'clock in Belydere hall. Deco
rations will be IN Halloween novel.
ties and an orchestra viii play fol
the dancing.
az To Meet This Morning,
The Confederate Memorial Literar,
society will meet this morning at I
o'clock in the Confederate Museum.
NichoiaS-~pitt-
The marriage of Miss Mary f. Pitt
Of Wilmington, n. c.. and MIR Car
Nicholas, of Richmond. took plac
Saturday afternoon at o'clock in tn
home of the brides sister, Mrs j. II
Armstrong. In Wilmington. n. c., III
Rev. ]. II. Foster. ID. D., officiating.
The bride was attended by Mis-
Sarah r. Durham, of Rocky Point a
maid of honor. and Miss Pearl
Sparkman as bridesmaid,
The bride was beautifully attired Il
creation Of white ChaTmeuse am
dewdrop chiffon. with pearl trim
mings and her veil was caught witt
lilies Of the valley. She carried
bouquet of Brides roses. her onl
ornament being "A pearl lavelier, a gif
from the groom.
The maid of honor was gowned i
pink crepe de Chene with pearl trim
min9s. and her veil was caught wit
CT rnations.
The bridesmaid was gowned in pin
m essaline and carried pink carna
tons.
Potted plants, Southern smilax an
cut flowers, the color scheme bein
pink and white. decorated the house
The groom is the son of MIR. an
Mrs James ) Nicholas, OF Iichmonc
He was attended by MIR. Luther {
Blaukenship, of Richmond as hes
r4an ana Mr. Duncan M. Rornemar
of Wilmington, as Rromsman.
After an extended Northern tri
they will be at home in Savannah
Ga, after November 3d.
Charity Affair.
The Brownies, cantata, will b