The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-14
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The wedding OF MISC Eva Lee
Slaughter. daughter Of Mrs. Camilla
a. Slaughter. TO Mr.. Charles David
Smith. Of Petersburg, viii be eele-
hrated Wednesday evening At o'clock
in the home Of the brides mother,
TO East Grace street Mendeissohp' n
Wedding March viii be played for the
entrance OF the bridal party. and THE
Sweetest Story Ever Toid' will be
seftly rendered during the ceremony
which viii be performed by the Rev
.. z. Hatcher, pastor OF Broad Street
Methodist church. An altar will be
| formed with palms and ferns, and the
nanteis will be banked In gladiol,,
roses and ether flowers.
The bride win wear = handsome
travelling costume OF blue English
serge. with hat and gloves to match,
, and AS her only ornament will wear
coral necklace brought from South
America by the late Lorenzo L.
slaughter. She will carry a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses. Her sister.
Miss Grace Noble Slaughter, will be
her maid of honor. She Will be
sowned In exqutsitely hand emhroid-
cred rnarquisstte over peau de sole,
and her bouquet Will be be OF white
sweetpeas. Mr.. Fletcher Smith. OF
Petersburg. brother Of the groom, will
be best man. Master Warren Hogan.
of Roanoke, nephew OF the bride,
will be the ring bearer. and will bring
the ring in on q silver waiter. Mas
ter Clisby Jennette win strew the
brides pathway with rose petals, and
the ribbon3 will be held by little
Misses DorfA Cortnne Jennettc and
Fay Yvonne Jcnnette. The juvenile
attendants will wear dainty white
costumes with blue ribbon sasiaes for
the girls and blue ties for the boys.
Tuesday evening = supper party
WAS given in honor OF the bridal party.
the additional guests including only
the immediate relatives. Mr.. smith
and his bride will leave for an ex-
tended Western tour that will include
= visit to Colorado Springs.
Among the wedding guests from a
distance viii be Mr. and Mrs. M. W
Noble, Miss Donna Ellen Noble. or
Petersburg; Mrs. Ann n. Smith. of
Petersburg, mother OF the groom,
Mrs. Samuel Augustus Hart, of Roa-
noke; Mrs Jeanette woodward. OF
kentucky; Mrs. George w. Murray,
of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.. Clisby M
Jennette, OF PhfiAdelphiA: Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Edward Ferguson, OF
Norfolk; Mr.. William A. Smith and
Mr.. Fletcher Smith, OF Petersburg.
and Mrs =. T. Nicholson. OF Greens
boro, n. G,
SumMcr at tins Hlf1te.
Mrs. Philip Wernwag, OF Phiiadel-
DhiA. who has waited In Richmond
several times during the past ueAson
- the guest Of Mrs. Elmore %.
Hotchkiss, 1r., viii spend = portion
OF the summer Ut tbs 0reanhrisr
White Sulphur Springs. Mrs.. NEerA-
wa6 was at the White for several
months last year. and entertained 81.
tensively on several occasions, her
honor 6uesta being Richmond people..
Mrs. Garrett Wall. Of this city, win
spend month q the White, rad NJ.
ana MrA John p. Potts viii summer
there a. uauAl.
BrtdcG1uusn Eneertainct1.
Says an Atlanta exchange OF Tues
day:
'.Afr William Il. Chaplin whose
marriage viii take place "wednesday
~ noon, was the guest Or honor Il I
dinner Last .evenln9 II the Driving
club. when fourteen q his intimate
friends were The hosts whil4 guestc
OF honor were III, Williamson Tai
lay and Mr.. G. Cotton Chapin. 81
Richmond, and MI. Wtlliam II, Toy.
Toe. of Denver, Col
The party assembled ON the porch
1t the end OF the ball room. where
u picturesque view u comm nded. ana
there vers lovely decorations. lana
Isess lanterne hung bstwesn the COLI
|nmns. And there we're pal1n1 ana pot