The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-28

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land carried shower bouquet OF BRIDE
roses and lilies OF tho valley.
Miss Agnes Howard Kemp, one 81
this seasons debutantes, was her sis.
ter's maid Of honor. and wore a gown
OF yellow satin yelled with yellow
marquisette and trimmed with an EN-.
ibroidery OF gold and Turquoise, and
carried yellow chrysanthemums..
The two little flower girls, Miss Pris-
ella Howard and Miss Helen De chan.
tel Kemp, wore white frocks, with yel-
low ribbons. and carried yellow chr s.
laEthemums. IS
Mr.. Slaughter was attended by John
4. Semmes, Jr, as best man.
"A large reception followed the cere-
mony, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Slaughter left for their wedding Jour.
ney. III 3
Mr. Slaughter is the son Of the late
John B. Slaughter. Of King William
county, Virginia, and Mrs. Slaughter,
the latter now living in Richmond. He
is a graduate OF the University OF vtr-
ginla and the University OF Maryland
and a member OF the Maryland and
Baltimore Bar Associations, though Not
practtcing his profession.
Among the guests at the wedding
were. Mrs. John B. Slaughter, mother
OF the bridegroom: Mr.. and Mrs. U.
FTa1iaferro, MIR. and Mrs Warren r.
Taylor. all Of Richmond.
Kecler-Perkinson.
The wedding OF MISS Nellie Florence
rerktnson, daughter of b Mr.. and Mrs.
Donnie Parkinson. to Benjamin Frank
lin Keller. was celebrated at 5 p. NJ.
yesterday ut Battersea Place. Peters
burg. by the Rev. Robert L. Gay, OF
Aulander. N. g.
House decorations were in palms.
ferns and yellow and white chrysan-
themums.
Miss Mary Webb rendered the we'd
ding marches. and the bride was at
tended by her sister, Miss Grace Cor
don Parkinson.
BENJAMIN Harrison. OF Petersburg.
vas the groon's best man. The bride
entered the parlor with her father. She
wore a gown of white duchess satin,
trimmed with real lace and pearls. Her
ornaments were diamonds and her
flowers Bride roses and valley lilies.
The maid OF honor Wore yellow MESA
line and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Many out-of-town guests were pres
sent to witness the ceremony. The
bridal party came to Richmond in au-
slos. Mr.. and Mrs. Keller took the
.northbound train for an extended tour.
fHostess at Tea.
Mrs Henry A. Atkinson and Mrs.
Sidney Johnston Dudley were hostesses
at pretty tea Wednesday afternoon.
The hall and parlors were artistically
decorated with yellow and red chrys-
anthemums and yellow shaded candles.
Mrg. Atkinson was gowned in white
messaline garnttured with silver and
Persian passamenterie,a and was assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Dudley In an
imp orted gown OF silver spangled net
over white chiffon, built on founda-
ton OF blue satin, and Mrs. Marina
duke * tkinson. OF Martinsburg. w. Va,
IN a pale blue messaline empire gown.
trimmed with real lace and blue chir-
rcn. & s4ss ss
The dining room was presided over
by Miss Ethel Atkinson, who was at
tired in white Lansdowne, embrotder-
ed in green butterflies.
nose assisting were Misses Aston
Drake, Alice Hoge, Elizabeth Catesby
Jones and Margaret Mathews. Little
Misses Jean Blair and Virginia Atkin-
son. received the cards. A pink and
green effect IN the dining room was
prettily carried out in the candles.
cakes. ices, pink-shaded candles and
pink roses. Champagne punch was
served by Miss Elizabeth Scott, OF
tWashingto D. G. Among the callers
were Miss Maud Kent, Mrs. Samuel
p. 1Waddill. Mrs. Thomas Smith Bowles.
Mrs. Blair, Miss Blair. Mrs. William
Wilson Sale. Mrs. ~. Wrightson Tunis.
Mrs. Samuel D. Davies, Mrs. Robert
y. Forsyth. Miss Newman,M Mrs. William
Mrs. Armtstead ellis, Miss Annie Carl
ton illiams. Miss Elizabeth r. seld den.
Mrs Frank u LeCompte, Mrs. Claiming
Turner. Miss D enoon, Miss Mary d =
noon. Mrs. Elizabeth Baker, Miss
Charlotte Forsyth; Mrs. w. q Bertram
Chesterman. Mrs. z. Weber Hoen, Miss
Montague. Miss Rose Williams, n Mrs.
!. unn; Mrs. G. NJ Hughes, Mrs Gun
bingham, Mrs. William 6. Malone
Miss Randolph. hiss Boo kerr M RS. e. a.
De Blanchman. Miss Hodg es, Miss!
Louise Watkins, Miss Williams, Mrs,
4.layo, Miss Mary Lewis. Mss Rose
Meredith, Miss Crenshaw and others.
Scenes from Shakespeare.
On Friday evening at s :15% q o'clock. IN
the Young Women's Christian Asso-g
citation auditorium, Mrs. wv. NJ.
Strother. formerly Of Lynchburg viii
give scenes from three Shakespearean,
plays; one from, the TRACED OF h Mac.
peth. another from he NJ erchant Of
Venice. and one from the rational
several years specialized in Eiyines
Shak egpearean plays. and D the 4 even
lng. which will be tie formal opening
Oft II a w c. s. al IIra }nr q