The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-08

Ware. to Mr.. Clyde Leslie Parker. OF
I, city. the wedding to take place
on November 25,
Prominent Wedding.
On Saturday evening at o'clock In
St James Episcopal Church. Warren
ton. Va. In the presence OF some OF
the most representative people or
washington. Baltimore. New York.
Richmond Chicago. and from the en-
tire State, where the bride and bride
groom are well known and prominent.
Miss Sarah Robb Tyler Marshall. only
daughter of Mfr. and Mrs William
Churchill Marshall Of Warrenton. and
Mr. David Mack Warren. son of Mr.
James A. Warren. formerly OF Chi
cago. were married. the Rev. William
Gibson Pend1eton, OF st James Church.
officiating The bride, who was gowned
In n creation Of white satin. trimmed
with tulle and Duchess lace. wearing
veil caught with wreath OF orange
blossoms, carrying a bouquet of lilies
of the valley and orange blossoms
OF the valley. entered the church with
her brother. by whom she vas given
away. Mrs. William F. Wilbur. ma
tron OF honor. and Misses Elizabeth
Gaines and Lettuce l. Clark, of Wa
ranton. were bridesmaids. They ali
wore lovely dresses OF yellow sat, ),
trimmed with gold lace and tulle and
carried shower bouquets Of pink XII
iarney roses. The Hover Eirls. Miss
Katharine Rhett. OF New FORK, and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Payne, OF Wash :
ington, carried baskets OF pink XII
larnev roses and wore smart dresser
OF yellow and white chiffon. Mr.. Law
renee organist of ST. Nar'rs.ret's
Church, of Washington. presided at
the organ and rendered before the
ceremony and during same many ap-
propriate selections. Mr.. Warren had
as his best man Mr.. Eavnrd .Gtur"is.
of New York. while Misses Maurice
Lee, of Wilmington. Del. Sam &. Chew,
of Baltimore. Roswell Mason, ct chi
cago. and Mr.. Frank Lnwl~r OF Bns-
ton were the ushers. Ti,'i church was
most artistically decorated with al
tumn flowers. the color scheme being
we'll carried out with many white
chrysanthemums and autumn leaves.
while rarlands of Southern smilax
were used to drape the chancel and
windows. After the ceremony re-
ception was held at Pembroke" the
home Of the bride. by Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall, after which the couple left on
a special train to Washington. After
an extended visit North they will be
at home at White Hall Farm. near
lie Marshall. liz well known In many
States. but especially in Washington
and Baltimore. where she has spent
much time and has been extensively
entertained She In connected with
many prominent Virginia families and
Is q young woman OF exceptional tai
ents and attractions. She has fire.
quently visited In Richmond as the
guest of Mrs. Juliet Chiffon Keith.
Among the out-ohtown guests
present were: Mr. Walter Ruth, Miss
Mary Nelson. Mr.. Henry Chew. Miss
Lucy Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. William
L. Marbury, Miss Valerie Marbury. Mrs
James A Durham. Mr., and Mrs AL
fred Tyler. Miss Lettuce Clarke. Mr..
Gaylord Clark, Mr.. Thomas Ruth, Mr.
Frank Murray. Mr.. and Mrs Jessie
SlingufY. Mrs. Lowndes. Mr.. Robert
Lowndes, Mrs. S. c. Chew, DR.. S. c.
Chew, Jr, of Baltimore; Mrs. G. j.
Armstrong, Miss Alexander. Miss H. F.
Ford, Miss Phillips, Mrs. Katharine
Brastow, Mr.. Addison Brastow, Mr.
William Fendall. Colonel John $. Mos
by. Mr. and Mrs. Levin Marshall, Mrs
A. S. Jordan, Mrs. A. X. Payne. Miss