The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-23
Parker-Talcott.

The wedding OF Miss Augusta Mevickar
Tacott. the daughter Of Colonel and Mrs.
T. M. r. Talcott to DR.. Truman Alfred
Parker was celebrated last evening at
s o'clock in All-salnts' Episcopal Church.
the Rev. John Y. bowman being the
celebrant.
Palms and smiax were used in elabo-
rate church decorat ton. white flowers and
White wax tapers frightening the effect at
the altar. The bridal party was preceded
by the chorlsters In their robes, singing
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin. 20
Perfect Love" and Rubenstein's Flower
Song were played during the ceremony,
and the joyous notes of Mendessohn.s
wedding march made the occasional
The bride advanced to the chancel with
her father. She was very lovely In white
pannc crepe, with hand embroidered
Panels and berthe OF ancestral duchess
lace. The trailing lengths OF her veil
were draped with sprays Of orange bios
sons, and she carried shower bouquet
Of lilies of the valley
The maid OF honor Miss Jennie Nc
phail Talcott wore blue silk null over
taffeta, and had q beautiful cluster OF
la France roses.
Bridesmaids. Including Miss Halle
1'alcott. Miss Eva Talcott. Miss Julia
Talcott. OF Bon Air: Miss Mabel Young.
OF Raleigh, N. c.: Miss Harriet Cooke, OF
Bon Air. had on charming frocks cf white
embroidered silk null. Their flowers were
armfuls OF pink sweet peas
Miss Dorothy Talcott, the flower girl.
was attired in while lace over silk, and
had huge cluster OF white sweet peas.
Mr. Richard Es,nnister Baptist. Of Cow
ington Tenn. was best man, The grooms.
men were DR.. Clifton Miller. Mr.. Beverly
Randolph, Mr.. Russell Cecil. DR.. Julian
Robinson. OF Danvllle. Or. Lowndes Pc.
pie, Mr. Lucius Cary, Mr.. George Kelley
and Mr.. William Watkins.
The bridal party. during the bethothal
service, stood at tho chancel steps W lille
the marriage service was read the bride.
| the maid OF honor, the flower GIRL tho
| groom and the best man assembled tho
steps and advanced nearer the altar,
where Mr.. bowman took his position.
reception to the bridal party and
| out-of-toWn guests was held last evening
at the home OF the bride's parents. the
parlors and halls being tastefully adorned
| with smilax and palmettos Mrs. Talcott
welcomed the guests In a black silk tissue
trimmed with jet and lace ana worn with
| piolets.
Mrs. Miles Cary, her sister and the
aunt Of the bride, was In black crepe de
chine, point lace and diamonds.
Mrs, Truman Parker. the mother OF the
groom. in black peau dc sole. duchess
lace
Mrs. John Caldwell, OF New Orleans
the groom's sister, In white satin and res
lace,
Mrs T. u. Hamilton, OF Baltimore. ir
| elegant black lace robe, over white satin
diamonds,
Miss Mary Talcott in handsomely em-
brodered costume nj blue and white
Mrs. Frank Hobson In white crepe d.
] chine. trimmed with lace,
| Mrs Edmund Talcott in white wolfe
! appliqued in white silk.
| DIR. and Mrs. Parker. who are both ex.
ceedlngly popular members OF Richmond
| society. left last evening for a weddinr
| trip of month to Florida When the,
return they will live In Richmond
Other out-ot-town friends who wit,
/ uessed the ceremony and attens -. the re.
oert'on were Mr.. and Mru. X. Edward
| Hamheton. OF Baltimore; Mrs. ] G
| Gay of Ra,tinore: Mr. and Mrs r. c
| McPhaii, OF Randolph Va; Mrs Fran,
| Hamhleton. OF Baltimore. Mr. Edmund
Talcott. ~ Washington; Mr., and Mr.
John b. BIeekman. OF New York,
Perry--Conrad,
4 Miss Maud 81. Clair Conrad, the dsugh
ter Of Mr.. Parker 7, Conrad. and Colone