The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-18

Eink taFFUutIh &1aulfiA AIfte Tie pare
orchid ttnts. The two bridesmaids
Mira Horace S. Whitman. sister of the
hrfde-eiect. and cousin. Miss Anne
III. Myers, OF Richmond, wore frocks
| OF white satin. with tunics OF orchid
colored tulle, and their De Medici col
lara OF ermine. They also carried
Mrs Russell yoses,,
! Mr.. John Stewart Bryan. OF Rich
j nond. was his brothers best man.
| Among the out-of-town guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs, c. Cotesworth
! Pinckney. Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
pinckney Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs, John
] than Bryan. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph St.
George Bryan. Miss Mabel Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. Is. T. d. Myers. Jr., all
of Richmond, and Miss Nathalie dls
vivier, OF New Y ork.
Dr., Bryan and his bride Will sail
next Saturday from San Francisco for
Japan, where they will spend their
honeymoen. returning to Richmond
early In January.
AZ the Art Cmk.
The first Tuesday afteru oon lecture
! OF tho season at the Art Cub OF
Richmond will be given Tuesday at
| ternoor, October 20. at 4:3e O'Clock,
! by. the kt. Rev. Dennis O'Counali
Bishop os. Richmond. Bishop o'Con-
nell, who WI be introduced By the
/ Kev. L. L. OSgood, of Emmanuel
! Episcopal Church. chairman Of the
| afternoon will have as his subject
| ''St. Francis OF Assist and the Re-
newai OF Art" The public is cor
be poured after the lecture by the
house committee. The club vii, be
decorated In fall flowers
pishop O'CpunaIt who ia ona Of the
most brilliant and cultured men OF
thia -aay. has been heard at the club
on several occasions. and the an
nouncement of his opening the lee
lures for the season at the club liz OF
great interest.
Beautiful wcddinx.
: Tall yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS against background OF palms
and burning tapers, decorated the al
tar OF Meade Memorial Episcopal
Church.. South Richmond. yesterday
afternoon at $40 o'clock for the we'd
ding Of Miss Mary Lewis Walden,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Wortley Full
Ter Rudd, and Mr.. Robert Ryland
Gwathmey. Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Ryiand Gwathmey, of goo East
Grace Street. The chancel rail and
windows were draped in smilax and
the pews marked with huge punches of
yellow and white enrysanthemums tied
with tuIie. Rev. Ernest Warren. rec
tor of ST. Thomas Episcopal Church.
Ginter Park. was tho officiating min
lister. and Mr.. Ritchie rendered I.ohen-
grin's and Memberships wedding
marches. Miss Lucy Anne Gwathmey.
sister of the groom. sang Believe Me-"
just before the bridal party entered
the church.
The bride. who entered with her
step father, by whom she was given
in marriage, wore lovely dress OF
white satin with accordion plated tu-
ME OF crepe de chine. trimmed in tulle
and pearls. Her veil OF Illusion was
made into a Juliet cap and fastened
with lilies OF the vallep and fell to the
end OF her long court train which was
caught on the shoulders with pearl
ornaments. She carried shower hou-
Quet of lilies OF the valley Miss Nam
ME Porter Walden was her sisters maid
OF honor She wore yellow satin with
an accordion plated tunic OF gold
tuile. and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. walton Arlington. OF Ar
rington. Va. wGs matron OF honor. Her
gown was OF pearl satin embroidered
In gold beads and made with tunic
OF ali-over lace. Her flowers were
sunburst roses. The bridesmaids were
Misses Mary Tinsley and Dorothy Hart.
OF Richmond. They wore dresses OF
white crepe de chine with accordion
plated tunics and lace capes fastened
at the shoulders.
| Mr.. Frank Winston Gwathmey, of
Washington. D. c.. was his brothers
best man, and the ushers were. Messrs
Lewis Blanton. OF Ashland: Brantley
Handy and Edward and winston
Gwathmey. brothers of the groom. Of
Richmond
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Gwathmey left In the
evening for Northern wedding jour
ney. and upon their return will be at
home at 900 West Grace Street. this
city
AZ the Woman's Club.
There viii be an Informal tea to-
morrow afternoon at the Woman's Club
from 4 to I o'clock. The parlors OF
the club will be decorated in pink and
white cosmos and tea will be served.
The regular Monday afternoon lectures
will open at the club next Monday az
ternoon. October 26. when the men,
bers win have the pleasure OF hear
Ing Miss Ellen Glasgow lecture on
THE Novel. Mrs. John S., Munre Is
chairman OF the afternoon.
Nunually-Evans.
The marriage OF Miss Ruby Evans.
daughter Of Mr.. and MrA William
Evans. and Benjamin Marshall Nun