The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
PRETTY puLAsl11 WEDDING.
Mis-. Harriet Isabel Wysor Married to
Mr. Robert G. Graham.

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PULASKI, VA, June 6.--Onc OF thel
most beautiful weddings ever Witnessed
in Pulaski was solemnized In the Pres
byterian Church Thursday evening.
when Miss Harriet Isabel Wysor,
daughter os the Hon. j. c. Wysor. be-
came the bride Of sIr. Robert Calvin
Graham. of Graham's Forge. Va.
Tho decorations were unusual and
unique. consisting OF. broken columns
of evergreens and roses. surmounted
by arcs of lighted candles.
Prior to the entrance of the bridal
party, Mrs. r. +. Dunlap sister oil
the bride, sang with feeling and mel
ody "All For YOU" The bridesmaids,
wearing dainty dresses OF white silk
null. with deep border of pink roses.
and carrying bouquets of pink Brides
maids roses. with coronet Of same I'M
the hair, entered in the rear OF the
down the centre aisle to meet the
bride, who was waiting in the yestt-
bule. AS the maids met the bride. the
ushers proceeded two and two down,
the side aisles crossing in front OF the
altar. and there. Joined by the return
ing bridesmaids. formed semi-circle
facing the audience.
The brlle entered with the maid of
honor, Miss Mabel Walton. who wore
picture hat. and carried an armful of
pink roses. The bride was handsome
~ gowned in ivory duchess satin with
court train and full front Of brocaded
chiffon. Her ornaments were pearls,
diamonds and a ropo OF pearls. the gift
of the groom. The bridal VEIL caught
by a coronet of orange blossoms. fell
gracefully over the long train. She
carried an exquisite shower bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley and roses tied with
streamers Of satin-striped tulle.
AT tho altar the bride was met by
the groom and his best man. Mr..
James Graham, and the impressive
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr. Hall. of Wythcville assisted by
Rev. Carl S. Matthews. pastor of the
Presbyterian Church of Pulaski.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom received the congrat-
ulations of their friends at the home
of the bride. where the guests We're
welcomed by tlt brides parents, Hon.
and Mrs. ]. G. Wysor, !. Wysor be-
ing attired in lavender chiffon cloth
over taffeta, trimmed in duchess lace
and lavender aid gold braid. After
the good wishes had been extended the
bride led the wedding party into an
adjoining room, where the wedding
cake was cut by the entire bridal
party-Mlsses Mabel Walto:, Wood
stock, Va; N, ia Goodson. Morristown,
Tenn; Lucille Cooper, Newport News.
Va; Halle Phelps. May Pollock Fan
ME and Winnie Mckee. of Pulaski;
Messrs Ernest Robinson and James
Graham OF C;rahr rs Torl Va;
LAUGH Walton. Jr, Woodstock, Va: John
Lyle. Lexington. Va; Clyde Morehead
Frank and Joe .ysor. Pulaski va.
For each maid there WIS az lovely
remembrance fromEthe bride, and for
each groomsman one from .':e groom.
After a delightful german at Maple
Shade Inn. given In their honor, the
| young couple left for Boston and a
| tour OF the North, Among those in
| attendance from distance We're Mrs.
Nannlc Graham, Graham's Forge. Va;
Judge and Mrs. Fulton. .sfrs DR.. lohn
Graham, y. Lee Trinkle. Harry Rohin-
son, Mrs. David Graham. Wytheville,
Va; Mr. and Mrs, Cloyd Gelndy and
Mrs b. NJ. Gardner, Dublin, Va: Mr..
T.. c. Gardner, Roanoke. Va Mrs. Rob
ert McNutt Norton. Va; g. g. Tate,
! Austlnville, Va.
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