The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-22

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until late In September. visiting France.
Scotland Holland and England.
Hcad-Tylcr.
The marriage of Miss Maude Virginia
Tyler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fl. Tyler, TO John Willis Head was cell
ebrated on Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock in the residence OF the bride.
EOS South Cherry street, Rev Thomas
Semnes officiating. Roses and ferns
banked the mantels. and the improvised
altar was arranged with palms. Mrs.
~. Edward Stephens, sister OF the bride.
was dame of honor, and Virgil Head
acted as HIS brothers best man. The
ribbons. which formed an aisle for the
bridal party, were held by Misses Ethel
Tyler, Marion Head, Alice Sales and
Master Carroll Head. Little Miss Kath-
crime Coleman was ring bearer, Mrs.
j. e. Turner, sister OF the bride,
played the wedding marches.
The bride wore n beautiful braided
suit of tan broadcloth. with hat and
gloves to match. She carried bou-
quet of Bride roses and entered the
room on the arm of her father, who
gave her away The matron of honor
wore n gold-colored gown. with insets
of Irish lace, and carried bouquet OF
ferns. The other attendants wore
frocks of soft white, with pink sashes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Head left at noon for
Niagara and Canada, and will be at
home after August Is in this city.
Some OF the guests from q distance
were Mrs. N. Barber and daughter, of
Port Dover, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vld Turner, OF Port Dover. Canada; Mrs.
j. e. Stephens, of Birmingham Ala.
and Mrs. a. 3. Davis. of Rocky Mount,
N. c..
House Pnrty IN Konnokc.
Mrs. 3. II. Giles is entertaining a
party OF friends at her home on Ninth
Avenue, in Roanoke. for this week.
Mrs. Giless guests arc Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Falls. OF Harrisonburg. Va. Miss
olive Chrlsman, of Harrisonburg, and
Miss Emma Falls of Richmond
OF Interest Here.
The Baltimore sun of July ii contains
the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Kemp, OF
West Lanvale Street. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Sibyl Kemp, to Robert Kemp
Slaughter, OF Baltimore, formerly of
hiHB william county, Va,
Miss Kemp is one of several charm
Ing sisters. the others being Mrs. +.
Irving Cooke, OF Ruxton, and Miss Ag-
mes Howard Kemp, who will be one of
the next seasons debutantes Miss
Kemp made her debut at the first Mon
day german three years ago. She Is
a granddaughter of the late DIR. VIII
liam ID. Hardy. of Howard county. and
Is related 10 number of prominent
families in Maryland.
MI Slaughter is son of the late
John 3. Slaughter, of King william
county. Va. and Mrs. Slaughter. the
latter now living in Richmond. He is
a graduate OF the University of Vir-
GINA and OF the University of Mary
land OF 1905 and member OF the Mary
land and Baltimore Bar Associations.
though not practicins his profession.
me marriage Will take place some
time in the early autumn"
returned From the North.
DR.. Armistead Gilis has returned
rom very pleasant trip TO the coast
VI maine where he spent two weeks
cruising with a party Of friends in
Nofthern waters. DIR. GiIls and his
friends remained in Maine about two
weeks. returning 10 Virginia via New
York City.
Ten on South Cnroiinn.
captain Fetchler. u. s ~. entertained
al afternoon tea on Sunday on board
the U. 5. S, South Carolina. His pues,s
were Mrs. fletcher, Miss Margaret
Fetchler. Miss ostoIene Culpepper. OF
Richmond: Miss Mary Seldom. Miss
cara Patterson. Miss Mary Fletcher.
horace Dickson, Harvey Patterson
Midshipmen Williams and Hosford n
,. NJ and Lieutenant Tierce, u. S. A.
In and Out of Town.
airs. i. Newton Vaughan is spend-
ing several weeks with relatives IN
Asnland. after a visit to Mrs. Trusten
Polk Draper in Ohio.