Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-23
.HoNORS THE QUEEN.
MISS KEMP ADOPTS THE ASsrvER-
sARY ron HER WEDDING.
she nlRRIEs M. LOUIS EAYO.
Miss Eva Tyler BECOMES the Bride OF
Mr.. wallis. of the New YORK Jour-
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be Married To-Day.


night. when Miss Maud Beatrice Kemp
became the bride OF Mr.. Louis stuart
Mayo. The parlors were picturesqueiy
decorated with ferns and lanterns. and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Fenncr s. Stckney before an improvlsed
altar. which was covered with cut
flowers Two ribbon-boys with white
streamers formed an aisle. UP which the
wedding party passed 10 the strains OF
the we6ding-march from Lohengrin,
played by Mrs. Perkins.
The bride entered upon the arm of
her father. by whom she was given away.
She wore handsome dress of white
organdie. trimmed with real lace, and
carried a large bouquet OF brides roses.
The bridegroom was accompanied by his
best man. Mr.. Edward Mayo. The bridal
party was preceded 10 the altar by
Mcssrs. Percy Carter and Clarence Pal
more, who acted as ushers. and followed
by little Marie Carter who carried the
wedding ring on a solid silver salver
which had been presented 10 the brides
father by the Mayor of Southampton,
Eng. for saving his life In 1884. During
the ceremony Mrs. Perkins played De-
Koyens 80, Promise Me"
An informal reception was held after
che wedding ceremony. and Mr.. and Mrs
Mayo left on the 1910 train 10 spend
their honeymoon between Natural
Bridge. the White Sulphur. and the Blue
Ridge mountains.
The bride. who is an English girl. and
has only been in this country six years
selected yesterday as her weddng-day
80 as TO celebrate the happy event upon
the Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
Mrs Mayo is a pretty brunette. She is
nm accomplished musician. and has fire.
qnently appeared in public with her
father MIR. H. Kemp, at charity enter
tainments.
Mr.. Mayo Is employed by the Hasker-
Marcuse Company as a photographer.
Tie is very popular, and highly esteemed
by his employers.
On their return to Richmond Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayo Will receive their friends at
their home, on Church HILL
The presents were numerous and very
handsome.
SOME OF THE GUESTS
Among those present at the ceremony
were the following:
Mr.. Monro Marcuse, Mr.. Alec Marcuse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
Inns, DR.. Frank Cunningham, Jr.. Dr..
Beasley. DR.. Hinchman. Mr.. and Mrs
Burke. Mr. Gallagher. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
King. Mr. and Mrs. w. Warmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilman. Mrs Fannie Wood. Miss
Matte Wood. Miss Ina Smith. Miss Els
telle Smith. Miss Title Deragon. Miss
Mamie Johnson, Mrs Wood, Mrs. John
son, Mr. Frank Colman, Mr.. A. Phillips.
Mr. NJ. Watts Major and Mrs. Court
ney; Miss Estelle Bass and brother. of
I h1,ttra NJ md AfP-
Mr. and Mrs. +. D. Carneal. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Carneal. Mrs. Swetnan. Mrs. DECKER
SON. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Mayo Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmore. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Rowe Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Rowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosher. Mr.. Sala-
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Jackson. Mr.. j.
w. Rothert. Mr.. w. III. Smith, Mr.. W
Ryan. Mr.. John Vaughan. Miss Ida Don
nelly. Miss Love Clark. Mr.. and Mrs
Wood. Miss Florence Haywood, Mr.. Wiley
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson, Miss Ada
Brown Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Marcuse
Miss Bertha Hord. Miss Ada O'Ferrall
Mr.. T.. Redwood. Miss Minnie Dickinson
and others.
Tyler and Walls.
pretty marriage took place yesterday
afternoon at 100 west Main street The
contracting parties were Miss Eva Hut
Son Tyler, OF this city, and Mr.. Charles
;. Walls, Of New York. who Is connected
with the New York Journal. The par
Tors were tastefully decorated with ever
greens and ferns.
Promptly at o'clock the bridal partl
entered to the strains of Mendelssohn''
march, beautifully rendered by Mrs. Floy,
Tyler. The ushers came first. Follow
Ing these the groom, with his best MAJ
and brother. Mr.. A. +. Walls. of New
York, and lastly, the bride. leaning upoi
the arm OF her father. The impressive
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. i
Hutson.
After receiving the congratulations o
their many friends Mr. and Mrs. Wall
took the 7l5 train for Washington. an
after visiting points of interest in Wash
lngton and Baltimore they will procee
10 their future home. in Brooklyn.
The bride Is another of Richmond's al
tractive young ladies who have left Il
to make home in the North She wi
be greatly missed by her friends.
Invited guests from a distance wer
Miss Mollie Alley. of Petersburg, Va
md Mr.. r. L. Campbell, Misses Lol
Elliott and Lillian Mae Thomas. {
Lynchburg, Va. Mr.. James Carrigan. {
Baltimore, Nd; Mr.. A. H. Walls. of Ne
York; Mr.. j. a. Hancock. of Baltimor
lyn.
Miss Budd WEEDS Mr.. Peers.
The marriage of Miss Alice Budd
Mr.. Charles S. Peers took place at
O'Clock last night at the residence
the brides brother-in-law, Mr.. Howal
j. Baldwin. No. SOB west Cary street. III
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. Ca
rin Stewart, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Bal
win. in the presence of the near frien'
of both parties The parlor in whi'
the wedding took place was decorate
with palms and cut-howers. The brit
wore handsome travelling costume
xage green. and carried bouquet OF
France roses. She was attended
Miss Mary Boyd as her maid of homo
Mr.. W. s. Parker acted as best man. al
me ushers were Mr.. Leslie Hall. of Nc
folk. and Mr. Charles Harper, of Ric
mond Little Miss Ethel Blair CARR
the wedding ring on silver tray.
The bride and groom left on the Z
train for the North. Among the we
ding guests were Mr.. G. II. Peers. faith
of the bridegroom: Mrs. Il. W. Taylt
his sister; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvie Bla
Mr.. H. Sommerville, MI. and Mrs.
r.. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Arm
atead. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fitzgerald. NJ
~. s. Gordon, Rev. Mr.. Walthall a
wife. Miss Fannie Mera, Mr.. and NJ
Coaiter. Rev. Mr.. Chumbley and wi
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ]. Baldwin, Rev. G.
vim Stewart. Miss Ethel Blair. Rev.
Baldwin. and many others.
TO BE MARRIED FRIDAY.
Mrs. Annie Hatke has issued cards
Invitation to the marriage OF her daus
Ter. Miss Mary c. Hatke. to MIR. Fra
nd hA NJ /,