Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-04-20

NUPTIALS
NOtabIGMaTTiage
Easter MOndaV.

A notable wedding took place here
Monday afternoon az ; O'Clock in
old Bruton Parish church. when Miss
Julia Gardiner Tyler became the
bride OF DR.. James Southau Wilson.
The social prominence OF the couple
attracted many distinguished people
from this and other states. and the
sacred edifice was taxed 10 lis ca
paelty 70 Accommodate the guests.
though the decorations OF old az
pie blossoms. Easter lilies and ferns
were simple, the church never look
Cd more beautiful and the occasion
vas marked by its simplicity and
unostentauousness but lacked moth
inS m impressiveneSs and solemnity.
Promptly al the appointed hour
tne bridal party entered the church
tfom ths west door srd proceeded
slowly up the aisle 70 the straius OF
Lohengun' wedding march, PLAYED
oy Miss Eva Wright. FIRST cane
ne usners. Messrs. James Gordon
boh4nnan. OF Sauy; Oscar Lane
ShSwmaSe. Jackson Davis. OF Ricn-
nso; Sydnsy Smiin Hughes. Of
Norfolk, K. BOYD Morrow. OF Balti-
more; George . Ferguson, John
Tyler ano Ihso. Barrow. Jr. Ihe
dame O. honor. MRS. Alfred Hart
Ailss. sister OF the bride. and then
ne bride with her father. DR.. LYON
Gardner Tyler.
The bride was gOwned ia white
Duchess saun With lace and pearls.
der vel was OF Venetian point lace
and she carried bouquet of lilies
Of the valley. The danes gown
vas OF japanese embroidered crepe,
and she wore a lace hat. with pink
saun and rosebud trimmings.
, The bridegroom. having entered
from the vestry with his best nan.
? Dr.. Charles William Kennedy. OF
? Princeton University. met the party
{ az the chancel where the solemn and
beautiful Episcopal ceremony was
performed by Bishop Beverly Tuck
er. assisted by Rev. Edmund Ruffiu
% Jones, rector OF Bruion Parish.
The bridal party retired from the
b church 10 theStTains OF Mendelsoha'
r wedding march and proceeded Z
the residence o. the bride's parents
on the college campus where a re
2. cePnon was held. which was attend
( Cd by about 80 persons. Previou.
d TO the ceremony az the church. :
: luncheon was served.
Among the guests from a distanc,
were: Dr. and Mrs. Farlow, Mise.
q Kathryn and CsmeIia Horsford
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Cofer. of Smithfeld
J. Dr.. Baker. OF Washington; Mr.. anC
n Mrs. Charles BoSher. Mr.. and Mrs
= Conquest. Mr.. and Mrs. Prestor
. Noland. Misses Lathrop. King. snc
& Neal. Of Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs
? Daniel Kent. of Worcester. Mass.
.e DR.. and Mrs < g. Booth. and Ms
n Booth. Of Blackstone; Mrs. Henri
Z A. Wise. Of New York; Mr.. snc
$ Mrs. c. c, Jones. Mrs. Tnoma.
.e Stark. Mr. and Mrs. Walter r
e Mech. Mrs. Lawrence Atkinson
i Mrs. Albert Jordan. Miss Doroth,
e Moss and Mr.. Herbert Etheridge, 0
, Norfolk.
1t After bridal trip to New YorI
y and other northern points, DR.. an,
4 Mrs. Wilson viii return 10 Williams
e burg in about ten days.
in The bride is an attractive youp.
IS lady and IS the eldest daughter o
,e DR.. and Mrs. Lyon q T. Ter Sh,
is granddaughter OF John Tyler
IN tenth President Of the United States
% sndis connected with some OF the
70 most prominent and sristocIatic fam
&c lies in the state She is a grsduab
ie of Wellesley and is accomplished
10 The bridegroom is professor of His
Z. tory in William and Mary. Of which
% Institution and the University OF Viz
e ginis nc is a graduate. he is
&C young man of brilliant attsinments
= having gained considerable diS6nc
hon a al author.