The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-30

daughter of the lato Colonel j. c. Boss
and DR.. William Ryland Gwathmcy,
of Ruark. son of the late a. B. Gwath-
'ney. OF Walkerton, and a granddaughter
OF the late Or. Robert Ryiand, the first
president OF Richmond College. a large
company OF distinguished guests and
relatives witnessed tho ceremony
which was one Of the most important
events Of the spring season. owing to-
the social prominence Of both bride and
groom. Rev. j. l.. Corr. pastor OF the
church. ohiciatcd.
The bride wore rnodish coing-away
gown OF rcccda green. with q hat to
match. and her flowers were lilies OF
the valley and orchids. Mrs. j. G.
Blake. OF Baltimore. attended her sis
ter as dame Of honor. and was gown
ed ia bronze-gray charineuse. They
were met at the altar by the groom
and his b:st man. The bridesmaids
costumes carried out a very effective
rainbow color scheme, and they car
r!ed bouquets OF pink sweet peas. They
included Miss Margaret La Mott, OF
baltimore. in lavender crepe de chine
Miss Julia Holiday. OF Baltimore. in yell
low: Miss Jessie Topping, OF Amburg
! i'm pink. and Miss Countess Vaughan.
OF Baltimore, in green. The ushcrs
were John L. Saunders. of Saluda
Eomerson Smith, of Fairfield Farm. and
w. b. Ames. of Wilton, and the grooIns-
men were William Evans, OF Middle
sex County; Carol Scott, Of Deltaville:
Del Blake, OF Wilton, and Frank La
Mott. of Baltimore
Charles Garnctt. OF Richmond. play.
cd the wedding marches from Mendcls-
sohn and Lohengrin," and an clabo-
rate program was rendered during the
half-hour he guests were assembling
at the church.
( Following the ceremony. rcccp,ion
was held ~ the home of the bride The
pariors were prettily decorated in
quantities OF sweet peas and rose
ishhacd lights. against a background OF
t'alIlng vines and palms. and only the
pridti party were included in tho in
lNitntions to the reception, and DR. and
Mrs. Gwathmey left later in the even
ing Tor a honeymoon that will include
baltimore. New York and other North
! ern places OF interest.
| Some Of the guests from distance
attending the marriage were AIr. and
Mrs. Walter Muse Vaughan. Mrs. T.. c.
| La Mott. OF Baltimore: Mrs Oscar King
/ OF Tampa. Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sclby. OF Amburg; Charles Garnett, of
| Richmond: Afr. and Mrs Alfred C;wath-
mey. OF Walkcrton; Mr.. and Mrs EN-
crson Smith. OF Fairfield Farm; Mr.
ana Mrs. y. T. Ames. of Wilton; John
Saunders, OF Saluda; William Evans, OF
Salnda; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Blake. of
Baltimore, and Mr. and Mrs. William
! I'owlkes. OF Richmond.
.tIumnue Association.
| The Alumnae Association OF the
| Womans College Will hold a meeting
! tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock at
the Young Womcns Christian Assocla-
ton, corner OF Fifth and Grace Streets.
The meeting is a very important one.
and all alumnae OF the college are
urged to be present.
"NiOther Goose"
| Mother Goose" will bc presented at
the Seventh Street Christian Church
/ "a
! for the benefit OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety. The committee in charge OF the
entertainment has made every effort
/ for the success of the affair. and the
children taking part in it have been
most carefully trained The program
will be very delightful and pleasing
one, and the public is invited.
Entertained Here.
! Mrs d. j. Davies. OF Chattanooga.
Tenn, and Mrs Charles Riley, OF
! Washington, are guests OF their sister,
Mrs. Charles Hazard. of North Ninth
street. and their brother. Clifton White.
OF South Fifth street, and number OF
interesting functions have been given
in their honor during their stay in this
! City. Mrs Hazard entertained at
! luncheon in honor OF her sisters on
Thursday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
White were hosts ut cards compliment
ing Mrs. Davies and Mrs. Riley, on
/ Friday afternoon.
. Prominent Wedding.
! SAYS the Baltimore News:
Invitations have been issued to the
wedding OF Miss Mary Margaret
| Worthingtcn. daughter OF the late
! Richard Worthington. OF Washington.
! to Beach Helme Stockett on Tuesday
| evening, April IL, at o'clock. at ST.
| Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
! Washington. y reception will follow
| at the home of the brides mother on
! III Street Miss Worthington has been
! Il favortc I'm society since making her
/ debut several seasons ago. and Is well
| known in Baltimore. where she has
! frequently been a guest ut tho home
] OF her uncle, John NJ. Nelson. and also
| n guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
| Charlton Nelson. who gave charm
! ing dinner dance in her honor the win
| ter she made her debut She Is n
! granddaughter OF the late Rev Gle
| land kinloch Nelson. of Virginia, and
Il Great-niece Of Judge Hagner, Of
| Washington"
| Meeting This Afternoon.
In the Service OF the King Circle OF
! Kings Daughters Will meet with Miss
! Laura Armitngc at her residence,
| North Twenty Street, this ar
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