The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

altar were clusters of white sweet
peas. White runners set apart the
ribbons" and streamers of tclle end
ing in large bows divided this portion
OF the edifice,
There were six bridesmaids--Miss
Media Kidd. the groom's sister; Miss
lone Irving, Miss Mary Lou McCiel-
land. Of West Point. Miss isla Smith.
OF Richmond. Va; Miss Eloise Walk
er, OF Atlanta, and Miss Marian An
derson. OF Memphis The gowns of
the bridesmaids made of the bridal
tableau rainbow scene. Miss Kidd
and Miss Anderson entered first, wear
ing yellow chiffon over satin, with
court train and crystal bands finished
with aigrettes in their hair. Miss
Eloise Walker and Miss Irving. who
followed. We're similarly attired eX-
cept for the color OF their gowns
lavender Miss Smith and Miss Nc
Cleiland wore the pink chiffon. which,
with the white of flower maids and
maid OF honor, completed the strik
ing rainbow effect The bridesmaids
each carried shower bouquets of white
sweetpeas,
Miss Marian Bradford was her SIS
taH-s maid ef hener Her gown was
built of Duchess satin. with court
train and an oyerdress of silver spang-
led chiffon A bird of paradise al
grette In her sir and an arm cluster
of pink Killarney roses completed her
toilette The flower maids were Miss
Louise Collins and Miss Elizabeth
Crow. two attractive girls attirNa in
white lace lingerie. and the little ring
bearer was Miss Edith Terrell a little
fairy in white frock.
The bride wore gown of white
satin with an overdress Of Brussels
lace. and carried Bride roses and
lilies of the valley. The ushers Were:
Mr. f. s. King. Hon. Robert f. King,
of Memphis; Mr. Walter 3. Jones, OF
Montgomery: NJ. A A. Darden. DR.
T. z. Caldwell. Of Eutaw; Judge Hugo
Black. Mr.. r. $ Tinsley and Mr.
Julius Brown.
Miss Lee at Ascot.
The recent royal procession TO
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cant under perfect weather conditions.
The Enclosure was filled with beau
tifuily gowned women, many Of them
notable Aagle-Anerieahs and Ani-ri-
cans, Among these III the Enclosure
was Miss Mary Custts Lee, of Vir-
ginia. daughter OF the late General
Robert T.. Lee, Ambassador and Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid. the Countess of
Granard an: ncr ,no.aar. AIRS, ogden
Mills, and other prominent Americans.
The Duchess Of Roxburghe. who was
Miss Goelet, was especially favored
by Queen Mary. and was her guest In
the royal box on two occasions.
Engagement Announced.
The Rev J. j. Gravatt has an
nounced the engagement Of his daugh-
ter. Emily, TO the Rev. Robert A.
Goodwin. Jr. The wedding will take
place In the autumn
Lead Final Ball.
The final bal at the Virginia Mill
tary institute was one Of the most
brilliant dances ever given in Lex
ington. The opening figure was
danced by forty couples. led by Cadet
{. c. Satterfield. of Richmond. with
Miss Eta Taliaferro. of Baltimore.
who spent several weeks in Richmond
last winter as the guest Of Miss
Katherine Hagan. The girls were
gowned In white and carried Ameri-
can Beauty roses. and the cadets wore
full military uniform with sword.
sash and plumes
Notable Wedding.
In the presence OF a large and fash
ionable assemblage. Miss Ellen Bruce
Rutherford, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Alexander Hawksley Rutherford. of
Baltimore and niece or Mrs. Gideon
Davenport. Of Richmond. was married
"Wednesday night To Rev. John George
Sadtler, rector OF st. Mary's Protest
ant Episcopal church. The ceremony
was performed at the Church of the
Redeemer Charles Street avenue,
Baltimore, by Right Rev. John Card
ner Murray. bishop OF Maryland. as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Charles A. Hen
sci. the rector.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. Alexander II. Rutherford,
IT.. and was met at the altar by her
father. who gave her In marriage.
She wore a white charmeuse satin
gown. trimmed with old family lace,
which was worn by her grandmother
on her wedding day. Her tuile veil