The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-14
SOCI1 and
PERS ONAI

41QA 80 lGfrOl Atkinson daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aaron Atkinson,
OF No. s1t East Grace street, to Judge
Sidney Johnston Dudley, OF Hampton,
Va, son OF the late Alexander Dudley,
Of King and Queen county. was cele-
.brated tho Rt. Rev. Augustine Van dc
vyver and the REV. Or. MagrI on
clating.
Eight acolytes bearing lighted tapers
preceded the bride to the altar, where
the groom and his best man, Judge
Daniel Grinnan. OF Richmond awaited
her Miss Nina Randolph was at the
organ. and directed the music. The
bride came In with her father. She
was beautifully robed In white Cluny
lace over chiffon and taffcta. Her
veil fell from duchess lace coronet,
and was held by a diamond tiara the,
bridal gift OF the groom. She also
wore family pearls and carried lilies
OF the valley and Bride roses.
Miss Ethel Walker Atkinson, the
maid Of honor, was gowned In white
lace over white taffeta. with touches
OF blue messalne and insets OF pastel
lpassemcnterIc. She wore a blue al
grctte in her hair. and held a gypsy
hat filled with pink roses.
ret Atkinson Dudley and Miss Virginia
Atkinson, were frocked. the former In
white and the latter in blue ACCORDION
plated SILK. They wore blue slippers
and stockings, had blue Du Barry
bows on their hair and long handled
baskets OF pink rosebuds In their
hands.
Mrs. II. A. Atkinson. the brides
mother. had on soft white satin.
trimmed with honiton lace and en1-
broidery. and worn with diamond and
amethyst ornaments The ushers were
DR.. Marmaduke Atkinson. Messrs Alex
andcr Dudley. OF Newport News: B.
Lynch Montague and William A. Cooke.
OF Richmond: c. Vernon Spratley, of
Hampton, and Otis II. Bland, OF New
port News. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by reception at $50 o'clock
in the Jefferson Hotel Judge and
Mrs. Dudley will spend their honey
moon abroad.
Richmondcrs ut Plaza.
Richmond society people have been
loyal to the attractions of New York
as a summer resort, Judging from the
number seen on the avenue during the
past week and dining in the hotels.
The arrivals from Richmond at the
Hotel Plaza included Mr.. George w.
Stevens. president OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway; Mr.. Henry w. An-
derson. Mr.. Fritz Sitterding, Mrs. E.
0lillhiser, Master r. Ross Millhiser.
Miss Resale Millhiscr. Mr.. Decatur
Axtell and Mr.. a. Trevvett. Mr.. ste
vens entertained at dinner one eve
ming in the new summer garden at
the Hotel Plaza, which Is a marvel OF
beauty.
Mattox-Howcllx.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Dun
can was the scene Of quiet marriage
Tuesday evening. July 18th, at o'clock.
when their daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Dun
can Howells. became the bride of Mr..
Walter Mattox, of Leesvilie, Campbell
county. Va. The bridal party entered
the Handsomely decorated parlor to the
strains of the wedding march. delight
fully rendered by Mrs II. II. Hancock.
and the ceremony was impressively per-
formed by the Rev. ]. S. Lynn. of the
Baptist Church. Only a few intimate
friends and relatives were present:
among them were Mr. E. G. Owen and
wife and Miss Minnie Mattox. of Lees
Vile; Mr.. j. o. L. GoggIn. OF Lynch
burg: Mr.. T. w. Dinwiddte and wife,
OF HendrIcks's Store: Mr.. A. 3. Garrett,
OF Rocky Mount: and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
II. Hancock, Miss Matte Duncan and
Mr. Oscar Divers. OF Haleford
Fourth mt EdEeview.
While visiting Old Point. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parrish, of this city. went to
spend the Fourth of July with Miss
Brooke Byrd. of White Hall, Glouces-
ter county.
They and their hostess were present
at a celebration Of the Fourth given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Farmer, OF
dcred especially brilliant and beauti-
full by fine display of fireworks.
Personal Mention.
Miss Frances Wheat is the guest OF
Miss Conway Fleming. at Buckroe
Beach.
Miss Lucy Witt is the guest OF Miss
Bessie Holland. in Suffolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caskie Cabell and Mas
ter Wymond Cabell are spending some |
time at Virginia Beach with Miss Pol
lock.
Miss Annie Laurie Haynes is visiting
relatives and friends in Suffolk.
i Mrs. M. A. samuelson and Miss Arvid
Hope Samuelson are spending July
and August In CuReper.
Mr.. Lawrence Parsons has returned
to ole city after spending two weeks
on Eastern Shore.
Mrs. w. ]. Blunt left Hot Springs
yesterday, after spending month
there, and is now in Cartersville for
the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stafford Parker are
spending q few weeks at Virginia
Beach.
Colonel and Mrs. Eugene Massie and
and Mrs Ida Watkins Ely
S1o Neyt,1
Springs.
Miss Willie Chapman Crutchheld.
who has been spending some time in
will leave there shortly
for the coast of Maine. returning to
Richmond In September.
Miss Maude Morgan, after short
visit to Old Point. will join party
II friends from North Carolina in a