The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-25
of whom will como to the city fo-
this occasion.
Portsmouth, wedding.

| thlS OCCASION.
Portsmouth wedding.
The marriage of Miss Resale Lang
horne to Lieutenant Ernest Alan Per-
kins. United States Marine Corps, took
place last evening ct o'clock at the
home Of the bride, In Portsmouth. Rev.
Father Donahoe performing the 5cere-
mony. The house was decorated en-
tirely in yellow tulips and Southern
smilax. and the walls OF the rooms
were curtained with the yellow flowers
and trailing vines.
The bride entered the drawing room
with her brother, w. S. Langhorne.
Jr.. who gave her away. Her wedding
gown was an exquisite affair of hand :
embroidered charmeuse. finished with
pearls and rhinestones, and her veil of
illusion fell to the hem of the long
court train, She carried shower bo1-
quet of lilies of the valley. Miss Nell
lie Tate Talbot. of Waynesboro. was
maid of honor. and Lieutenant Fred
erick r. Hoyt. United States Marine
Corps. was best man. Mrs. Hatton
Nash and Mrs L. u. Clements. Of Ports
mouth, were DANES of honor.
The bridesmaids were. Misses Lulie
Hudgins and Miss Charlotte Bilisoly.
both of Portsmouth. All of the BRIDE
attendants wore gowns of yellow char
mouse, with chiffon sasEes of yellow
chiffon. and carried big bouquets of
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included Ensign Louis Hancock. United
States Navy: Lieutenant Samuel Har-
rington. United States Marine Corps
Major Morgan II. Hudgins, of Waynes-
boro and Lieutenant Alfred Nice. Rob
ms, United States Marine Corps.
large reception followed the cere-
mohy. and the bride and groom were
assisted I'm receiving by the formers
aunt, Mrs. NJ. A. Riddick. and w. S.
Langhorne. Jr. Later in the evening
f! Lieutenant and Mrs. Perkins left for
| San Francisco. and will sail from that
city on April for the Philippine Isl
ands. where Lieutenant Perkins has
been assigned duty. Guests from a
distance attending the wedding were
| Mrs. Philip Fishburne, of Waynesboro;
Miss Grace Bidgood. of Richmond; Miss
Bessie Austin and William Nick. Fet.
zer.fof Waynesboro.
| The wedding was very brilliant af-
fair. and one of much interest to So
ciety In Richmond, where the bride
has frequently visited friends
Guest OF Mrs. Dawson.
| Mrs. Edward Liberdais, of New Or
leans. is the guest of Mrs. Luther Daw-
son at her home. 8 East Franklin
street. Mrs. Liberdais has a great
many friends in Richmond. and /.
| pleasantly remembered here as Miss
Stella Mendes before her marriage.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. John w. Burke. of Washington
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Atkinson, at their home
on West Franklin Street. Mrs. Burke
| is here for stay of several days. Mrs
Taylor Burke. of Alexandria, is also
in Richmond for Easter week She Is
the guest of her parents, Rev anc
Mrs. Landon r. Mason
Affairs OF Interest.
Two pretty little teas given Satur-
day afternoon We're those at which
Miss Mary Miles. of Hanover Avenue
! and Miss Louise Richardson. of Monu.
ment Avenue were hostesses. The tea
tables were decorated with spring bios.
SONS, and the guests were invited ir
informally for tea
Sidney Buford Scott. who is at home
for the Easter holidays. gave a small
dance last night in the ballroom OF
the Scott home. 900 West Franklin
Street.
Another dance given last night FOL
the members of the younger society sci
took place at the Country Club of Vir.
ginia. and Michael Gavin Traylor wa.
host. About seventy-fve girls and boy.
at home for the Easter vacation were
present, and a buffet supper was served
in the main dining-room of the club
later in the evening. Decorations wer,
in palms and pink flowers.
At the Art Club.
Miss Mary Johnston will give an in
formal talk at the Art Club of Rich