The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-08
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10 ftiCfUtnE0 EtEtSAN VIII kS SFAE "a
ed In Christ Episcopal church in
Charlottesville this evening. when Miss
Mary EliSab beth Garth, will become
the bride Of Mr.. William Herbert Pey-
ton. The ceremony will take place at
o'clock, the Rev. II. Il. Lee officiat-
ing, ana Will be followed by a recep~
tioa for the bridal party and out-of-
town guests at "1ngleside. the home
OF the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs,
William Garth. Miss Fanny Meade
will preside AT the organ, and will
play the Bridal Chorus from Lohen-
grin and Mendelssohr's Wedding
March" as the bridal party enters and
leaves the church.
It viii he rainbow wedding and
decorations in the church viii be IN
rainbow eolors, the idea being further
suggested in the maids frocks. Miss
Rerta Garth. sister OF the bride Will
be maid uf honor Her gown is Of
salmon pink Charneuse and Bohemian
lace, and her flowers will be Killarney
roses. Lovely costumes Of charmeuse-
ard shadow lace. finished with crystal
trimmings will be worn by the brides
maids. who viii be Miss Willie Moore
Garth, cf Charlottesville, IN pale
green; Miss Margaret s, Maupin. Of
ChsriottesH lie, in lavender. Miss Re
hecca Ross, OF Washington. y. c., IN
yellow and Miss Annie Macon Potts.
81 Ashland, Va, in turquoise blue.
They viii carry BOUQUETS OF Killarney
roses IAttie Daisy Garth. sister Of
the bride. n f. frock of rainbow hues,
vii he ring bearer
Mr Charlie Peyton. Of Chicago, will
attend his brother as best man. and
the groomsmen will be Aiessrs. Philip
q peyton. Lewis " Garth. r Brad
ley Peyton, Jr., Of Charlottesville, and
DR.. Cecil Babney, Of Baltimore The
ushers viii include Mr.. william S.
Hamhert Judge A. u. Dabney, Mr..
Hi*es Wolfe, Mr., Harry Dinwlddie and
br- Hugh Nelson. Of Charlottesville,
and Dr. Tom Jones. OF Hot Springs,
Va
The bride Will enter the church
with her father VITO win give her In
marriage Her gown is fashioned Of
white brocade satin and princess lace,
and she VIII wear d long tulle veil,
fastened with orange blossoms. She
viii carry 81 brides bouquet of lilies
~ the valley
The reception AZ rngleside" after
the ceremony will be very handsome
affair, The house will be decorated
throughout with roses and evergreeus,
and Rublns orchestra will play dur
ing the evening. Punch and egg nog
will be SERVED tn the library. and later
IN the evening there win be A. buffet
supper. The wedding Is OF wide in
terest as both the bride and groom
belong TO prominent Virginia families.
the latter being son of MIR. and
Mrs. r. Bradley Pegton. Mr.. Peyton
and his bride will leave after mid
night for Northern tour. and will
be at home after February 18th, near
Frys Springs. Charlottesville, Va.
Guests from distance for the we'd
ding include Mr. Samuel Ross Miss
heeecca Ross OF Washington. Lieu
tenant Rockwell and Lieutenant e. @.
Alexander, Of West Point, \. Y;
Messrs Fred &. Campbell, John Akin
Branch, Il. ID. Harris and Mrs. .. r.
Tairnan, OF Richmond, Va, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f. Potts, Miss Annie Macon
Potts and Mr.. and Mra James y.
Hunter, Of Ashland, Va Mr.. A r.
Miller. Of Etaunton. Va: Mr.. A. p.
PeftyJohn. Miss Shsnk, Of Lynchburg,
Va; Miss Betty Mcintyre, Mrs. Mol
lie Smith, Of Warrenton, Va; Mrs.
Harry Langhorne and Mrs. Reginald
Brooks, Of Greenwood. Va, Mr.. Buck
14anghorne, Of Warren. Va: DR.. ]. p.
Jones, Of Caipsper. Va; Mr.. Thornhtll
Of Texas, Mr., John MCGUIRE. Of Taze-
well. Va; Mr.. winston Fowikes, Of
sunnyside, Va.i Mr.. william Evers, OF
Charleston. W. Va: Dr. Alex Wad-
dell. Of the University Of Virginia
Miss Ellen Peyton, Of Rapidan Va
Mrs Kite. Miss Virginia Kite and Mr..
Harry Kite, Of somerset, Va.
Cards for Iucheon.
Mrs, William Alfred witherspoon
has issued Invitations for buffet
luncheon on Saturday afternoon. jan
uary 18th, from / to 3 o'clock. The
luncheon will be given at her home,
81 Westhamptou.
Whist C1ub Plays
The vat Home Whist CLUB met
Monday evening with Mrs G. w. p,
Brock 81 her home in Franklin street
Top score was made by Mrs.. Edmund
Wadtil and Mrs. James c. Lamb. The
.cIAh- Viii II Eat Z4ttla- MIA Iaa444A4- t
week
hiss Johnston in Nashville.
Miss Mary Johnston is in Nashville,
Tenn, this week to attend the Tennes-
see Equal Suffrage conference. She
was the guest Of honor yesterday af~
ternoon st g tea given by Mrs Gull
ford Dudley. president Of the Nashville
Equal Suffrage league,
Mira. Astor Popular
The following dispatch from London
is Of much interest TO society here
N@A@~NA@Sf*Ft van ~ fBG EGJd DEQj4N
~ Plymouth are looking forward TO q
long visit from Mrs. Waldorf Aster
some time this month. She is i'm -
mensely popular in her husbands con-
stitueney end likes being at her house
IN Eliot Terrace on the Hoe, SIS she
says Devonsh!re reminds her OF her
native Virginia
Mrs Aston went 20 Plymouth irnnle-
dsately On her return from Virgin
where she spent six weeks with her
father, Colonel c. u. Langhorne. and
nfetald taTg e4eR tsseyA for :Chtistpl s.
bist '1taG csisea ~ To ST JeFs~s Equare
70 nurse her husband. who is suffering
from infiaeAza. She made ave
speeches IN two days during her stay
and opened the Francis Astor nursery.
which she had presented 70 the town.
1t Ia named after her boy viii In his
turn is called after Sir Francis Drake.
Mfrs. ACTOR IN quite the queen Of
Plymouth, and IS surrounded by a
crowd wherever she goes One OF her
recently quoted ga wings is
u sometimes hear people complain e
ing they have money and don't know
what 10 do with 1t. Why don't they
spend IT, There Is always plenty OF
good work 70 be done and to me the
only pleasure of having money is TO
be able to do things for other people "
Wed in Baltimore.
pretty wedding took place in the