The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Powhatan Breeder, Jr. While and ex-
ceedingly tasteful and pretty affair, the
wedding was quiet, those present being
the immediate family and close friends
Of the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy leave this morn
ing for Northern wedding tour. They
will reside In Baltimore, where Mr.. Ken
nedy is connected with the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
Mrs. Kennedy is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Powhatan Breeden. She
has hundreds OF friends here and in
Ashland. where most of her life has been
spent.
Mr.. Kennedy Is son Of the late Judge
Andrew Eskridge Kennedy, of Charles
ton. w. va. He is closely connected
with the well-known Cook family of Vir-
ginia, and is well known In Richmond,
where he srlded for some time, and
where he first met the lady who Is now
his bride.
The marriage recently Of Miss Daisy
Parkinson Duesberry and Mr.. Lorenzo
Norrell. Of Chicago. in Mobile, Ala, Is
Of interest to this city. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Dues
berry, former residents Of this city, where
Mr.. Duesberry was connected with the
old Richmond and Danville Railroad
The wedding gown was OF white point
d'Alencon lace over white lioerty satin.
caught with sprays Of lilies of the valley
and carried brides roses. Mrs. =Bidgood
wore white Paris muslin. trimmed with
footing and white louisine ribbon and car
ried white carnations; the maid OF honor
and bridesmaids wore imported gowns or
white applique point d'esprit over Whlte
taffeta and carried marguerites. Mrs.
Duesberry wore black net trimmed WIN
point lace.
Miss Louise walthall, Of this city, was
numbered among the bridesmaids.
"A delightful informal ping-pons party
was that given the latter part of last
week by Mrs. Walter X. Martin In honor
of Miss India Watson. Of Danville
Those who enjoyed the occasion were
Miss Louise Herbert. Miss India Watson.
Miss Mary Moulton. Miss Mary Drewry.
Miss Ethel Corbin. Miss Langhorne Cosby.
Miss Alice Doyle. Miss Anna Purcell.
Miss Frances Jenkins, Miss Rose Satter-
Mss Frances Jenkins, Miss Rose Satter-
field. Miss Brent Witt. Miss Fannie War
wick. Miss Hattie Shields. Miss Lizzie
Hotchkiss, Miss Farquhar Hut. Mr.. VIII
liam Turner, Mr.. William Archer. Mr.
Allen Newton, Mr. John West, Mr.. arv-
ing Blair, Mr.. Frank O'Ferra1l. Mr.. Will
liam Herbert, Mr.. Samuel REGISTER, Mr..
selden Herbert, Mr.. Carl Morgan. Mr..
Leslie, Mr. Paul Stevens. Mr. Peasants
CONQUEST, Mr. William Minor. Mr.. Ma
| rfon Warren, Mr.. Gi1mer Minor, Mr.. War
ner Robbins, Mr.. Guy Binford, Mr.. Wal
ter Jones and Mr.. Goodloe.
DR.. John Garrett Nelson. OF this city.
| was married last week to Miss Susie
Morris, the daughter of the late Profess
sor Charles Morris. at Athens. Ga.
| The church was beautifully decorated
! for the occasion. the color scheme being
pink and white. Hydrangeas. palms and
ferns were artistically arranged and the
chancel brilliantly Illuminated by electric
| lights.
Dr. John P. Campbell presided at the
| organ and Messrs. Louis Carnak and
James Barrow served as ushers.
The bridesmaids, Misses Annie Brinnt.
of Athens, and Lucy Taylor, Of Virginia,
were gowned In white, while the maid
of honor, Miss Louise Morris. sister of
the bride. wore pink crepon. The grooms-
men were Messrs. Thomas Nelson and
Henry Riley, Of this city.
The bride, beautifully gowned In chiffon
over white satin, with tulle VEIL carry
ing white roses, entered upon the arm
Of her brother, Professor John Morris,
and they were met at the chancel by the
groom with his best man. Mr.. Robert
Kinlock Nelson. The wedding ceremony
was performed by Rev. Troy Beatty. rec
tor OF Emmanuel church.
A large and elegant reception followed
at the residence of Mrs. Norris on the
campus after which DR.. and Mrs Nelson
left for Richmond. their future home.
The Caroline Chapter, Grand Division
Virginia U. D. c. will give benefit at
Of this month. The afternoon exercises
will be opened with driving single and
double harness for both ladies and gen
tlemen. Ladies and gentlemen's saddle
horses ridden by owners will be the next
event. which will be followed by field
sports Including the novelties, barrel-roll-
Ing and ANNA driving. the last popular
sport with French women. In the even
ing and animal driving, the last popular
music, living pictures. ETC.. and refresh
ments served.
Entries for the afternoon sports are ex-
pected from adjoining counties. the pub
lie being invited to participate. Several
owners OF fine horses are already entered.
although the affair is not week old, and
the ladies are hoping for great sue
cess.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Association was held
Yesterday with Mrs. James Capers IN
the chair The reports from all COM
mittees were satisfactory, but FUNDS are
badly needed. An excursion was talked
OF to Williamsburg, to occur some time
this month.
The Brook-Avenue Branch OF the z.
w. c. A will have its closing exercises
Wednesday at ii O'Clock. and all friends
Of the institution are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs Addie Deane Lyons and Miss
Louie Lyons will leave in July for Eu-
rope, going directly to England. where
month Will be spent before going on the
continent. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry BONNER.
OF Philadelphia. will Join the party.
lieutenant and Mrs. George Percy
HAYES. Jr.. are the guests OF Colonel and
Mrs. HAYES, on Franklin Street
Mrs Virginia Hall. Mrs. Fisher and
the Misses Mary and Jane Fisher will
leave for Europe Saturday.