The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-30

their home Ia Barton Heights. All Of
the guests will come in farmer cos
tune. and decorations will be carried
out IN accordance with the celebration
Of Halloween.
baltimore Wedding.
Tho marriage Of Miss Virginia HARDY
Kemp, daughter OF A!r and Mrs.
Charles T Kemp, and William Congreve
Jackson, son 81 the late MIR. and Mrs.
Calvert Jackson. OF Virginia. was ccle-
brated yesterday evening at $50 o'clock
nj the residence OF the brides parents
IN Baltimore. The house was decorated
throughout with paims, smilax and
yellow rhrys.uthcmum and AN or
chcstra played the wedding music and
Tor the reception following.
Tic bride entered the drawing room
with hcr father, who gave her away.
She was gowned in white charncuse
yelled IN chiffon. and trimmed in
( shadow lace embroidered with pearls
and her tulic veil fell from = wreath
Of orange blossoms Her bouquet WAS
4 shower Of white orchids and lilies of
tho valley. They were met n the i'm :
proviscd altar hE the groom and mis-
best man. Holt w. Page. Of Richmond.
Little Jack Barrctto. son Of ATr. and
Mrs. John j. Barctto ana Rachel Cook
held the ribbons. Miss Agnes Howard
Kemp. who attended her sister us maid
of honor. wore a gown Of emerald
green chiffon over old gold satin fin
ished with fur bands and carried an
armful Of yellow chrysanthemums.
The two families and few intimate
friends witnessed tn. ceremony and n
reception, to which additional guests
were invited, followed Guest; from .
distance attending tho wedding in
cludcd Mr.. ana Mrs. \. Kemp Slaugh
Of Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. \. G. War
wick, OF Upperville; holt w. rage. OF
this city: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Willett.
Mrs. Frederick Chaplin. OF Washington
Miss Bessie Jackson. Of Richmond; Miss
Virginia Hardy. OF Clarksville, Md.
Isaac Pcunypacker and Mrs. Bordman
/ Hopper. OF Philadelphia
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
\ pretty wedding was celebrated
yesterday morning at o'clock at st
Mary's Church, when Miss Mary Rosa
lie Gerrins, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
julius Gcrring. became the bride OF
Henry \. Wellhouse, also Of this city.
'rhe ceremony was performed at nup-
tial mass by Rev. Father Edward, -,
:. T., ana Fathers Dominic, Charles,
Mark. Williams and Jerome were also
in the sanctuary. The altar was dec
grated in white flowers. palms and
. Cathedral candles and Miss Leila Nc
Evoy played the wedding music.
no bIlue CHlSltN the tINItH WIN
her brother, Frank j. Gerring. She
wore handsome travelling gown Of
taure Canton crepe with q hat to match
and . corsage bouquet uf orchids Miss
blanche Y. Ger,ing. who attended her
sister as maid of honor was rowned
in pale pink crepe de chine and shadow
lace. She wore big black picture hat
with pink piumes. and carried bou-
Quct Of Killarney roses. Leo l.. Well
house was his brothers hest man, and
the ushers Included G. II. Gerrng, 6.
q. Gerring, y. Morrisey J. y. Corning,
Il. j. Leake, T.. y. Stumpf. G.. H. Goeh-
ling and y. j. Nolte
y breakfast At tho brides home,
22iS Stuart Avenue. followed the core
mony at the church. after which Mr.
and Mrs, Wellhousc took the noon
train for q Northern wedding tour that
will include New York Eunalo, Nj
agara ana Canada. Guests from dis
tanco attending the wedding We're Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley, Mrs Sophia Well
house. OF Atlanta; Captain j. II. Para
ter 81 Washiueton Rev. II. \. Achon-
hardt, OF Albany, Ca. ard Rev. r. L.
fudge, Of North Brookhcid. Mass.
,y,r,scI In, lsornyiIte.