The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-27
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MISS ELLEN GLASGOW
ADDRESSES WOMAN'S CLUB
Wiison-Lec Wedding IN Gloucester
County IN brilliant Ercut Of
Fall SeusOu,


Glasgow. Miss Glasgow lcctured ON
the subject of The Novel;" and most
happily was It presented She is one
of the foremost American novslists Of
to day. aud her books have been icad
and discussed at the Literary Round
Table OF this club, Of which she herself
is distinguished member
Miss Glasgow was presented to her
audience yesterday by Mrs. John :.
Munce, chairman OF the day.
Smith-TnylOr.
On Saturday evening at o'clock at
'.Whitcomb,' the home OF her uncle,
DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor near Wcsthamp-
ton, Miss Gertrude Mcclure Taylor
daughter Of Mrs. Samuel NJ. Taylor, of
Berryvilic, became the bride of DR.
james Henderson Smith, of this city.
Miss Dora Asby Taylor attended her
sister as maid OF honor, and Phil Smith
was his brothers best man. Misses
Annie Moss Taylor ana Marcia Mon
cure held the ribbons. The ceremony
was performed In the living room.
which. well as the rest Of the house,
was beautifully decorated in Killarney
roses and white crysanthcmums.
The bride entered with her uncle
DR.. Hugh Taylor Her dress WAS OF
crepe meteor trimmed with duchess
lace. and she carried lilies Of the val
ley and orchids. The maid OF honor
wore a costume OF she'll pink crepe
meteor and Venetian point lace. ana her
flowers were white chrysant hemums.
Row. j. Y. Downman, rector Of All
Saints Episcopal Church. assisted by
the Rev l.. r. i'cFadcn, ID. D. uncle of
the groom, performed the ceremony.
On returning from their wedding
trip, DR.. and alrs. Smith will be at
home at West Franklin Street.
Leave for E.nnsyIvania.
Mrs. Is. V. Sycle aud Robert Sycie left
town Friday for Lancaster. Pa, where
on Wednesday Mr.. Sycl"'s marriage 10
Mas Fannie Levy will be celebrated.
Gus Sycle. Walter Sycle and Airs. Ed.
Eigenhoun went to Lancaster on sun.
day evening, and among other guests
Tor the wedding from this city viii
bc$Jamcs BcaIc Cohen aud Max j.
Cohen.
Prominent Wedding.
Quantities OF lovely fall flowers dec
Grated Old Ware Church at Gloucester
yesterday afternoon at o'clock for
the marriage Of aIss Filler Bayurd Lee.
daughter Of the Rev. WiliamSRyrd Lee
and Mrs Lee, To .fuhn SI,,:i.rsSn vii
son. formerly OF Scotland, but nov OF
Roanoke. The ceremony was r"r-
formed BY the brides father, who is
rector OF the church. Miss Maj "a Ma
son Tabn rendered the wedding music,
The historic old church which wns
built In 1880. formed a picturesque set
ting FOR the bridal party, and tGe eds
flee was decorated everywhere in ever
greens and white blooms. The altar
was arranged with burning tapcrs ana
cvergreens. and white rysanlhemums
banked the chancel
The bride entered the church Win
her brother, William Byrd Lee, Jr.,
who gave her in marriage. She Wore
a travelling costume of blue cloth. with
hat OF the same shade. and carried
bouquet OF lilies Of the valley. Miss
Jane knowslar Lee, who was her Sis
ters maid OF honor. was gowned In
pale yellow crepe meteor with "A bodice
Of lace. and carried an arinful OF yell
low chrysanthemums, Henry Edmunds
IiutchcsOn WAS the groors best man.
ami the ushers included Nessrs. VIII
liam Ludwcll Baldwin, of Norfolk;
George Edward Gary, Pace Corr and
william 1syrd Lee. J.. Little Wexford
Peril was flower girl. and wore white
dress trimmed In lace and carried
basket OF rose petals.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson left later for
wedding journey North. The wedding
Is a very intercS sting and important
event to society al over the state,
since the bride belongs - one of the
oldest and best known families in that
section OF Virginia, and the groom is
equally as prominently related. Some
OF the guests from distance attend
ing tine ceremony were MIR. and Mrs,
William Ludwell Baldwin, of Norfolk,
Miss Elizabeth Payne, of Norfolk; Mrs.
Albert II. nogc. Of Blue.ield. W. va;
Miss Ida Jones OF Fairfax Courthouse:
Miss Sallie Berkeley Nelson, OF The
cedals." Richmond and others.
Miss Nnttson's Wedding.
An interesting though quiet wedding
10 be celebrated this evening ut $50
o'clock is that Of Miss Lillian Eudora
Watson. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Gray Watson, TO H. Ryrie
Wood, son OF Mr. and Mrs Henry W.
Wood which Will take place in the
home of the brides parents, a22 West
Grace Street. Rev. Samue! G. Hatcher,
D. D., assisted by the Rev. II. r. Me
Faden, y. p, will perform the cere
mony.Sand only relatives ana intimate
friends OF the bride ana groom viii
he present. Miss Hazeltnc Chi!drey
Watson Will attend her sister as maid
Of honor, and Gordon Fraser Wood will
ne best man Little Katherine lean
Wood and Mary Katherine Whittet
will hold the ribbons.
Double Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ n. Gerson, OF this
city, announce the double engagement
of their children, Miss Florence Ger
son. 10 Benjamin II. Cohen, OF Newport
News. and Israel Gcrson to Miss Han
nah Helen Burnstein. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Il. Burnstcin, Of this city.
Al the Art CIub.
Mrs. Kate Langley Bosher will speak
10 the Art Club OF Richmond this after
noon at 1880 o'clock on the subject
of cart Alliance OF America \ large
and Interested audience will throng
the club parlors to near Mrs Bosher.
who is charming speaker. and all
friends Of the Art Club are invited
to attend. Tea will be served imm edi-
ately after Mrs. Bosher has concluded
her talk.
Pretty Church Wedding.
Broadus Memorial Church was the
scene of pretty wedding Friday af-
ternoon a 3 o'clock, when Miss Elsie
Louise Adkins. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Adkins. became the bride OF
John Strachman Cox. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. Il. Gibson,
pastor of the church. in the presence
Of large assembly of relatives and
friends. Decorations were in palms
ferns and smilaX. Spencer Tupman
presided at the organ, and the bridal
party entered to the strains OF the
wedding march from .Lohengrin." The
bride. handsomely gowned in II travel
llng suit of plum colored chiffon broad
cloth, with hat and gloves TO match and