The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-26
Miss Mary H. Tyler
WEEDS MIR. HI. Smith
DIsTINGrlsHED GUESTS ATTEND
CEREMONY AT BRIDES HONE
y IN GMATHMEY LAST EVENING.
BRIDES ENTERTAINED.

Miss Mary Halves Tyler, daughter
of Mr. Henry Magruder Tyler. and
AIR Henry Laurie Smith. son II Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lewis Smith, of War
renten. were quietly married yester-
day afternoon at S:45 o'clock in the
brides home al Gwathmey. Va, Only
relatives and a few friends were pres
ert at the ceremony. and the Rev. r.
l.. Goodwin, n. u, rector of the
Church of St James-the-Less, in Ash
land, offlciated. The house was
decorated throughout in palms and
fragrant summer flowers, and trail
snr vines and white tapers were ar
ranged on the improvised altar. The
bride descended the stairway with
her uncle. Mr.. John Tyler. of Rich
rnpnd. Who gave her in marriage. Her
wedding gown was fashioned OF ivory
satin. yelled in silk net, and her long
we'll of illusion fell to the hem Of her
dress and was caught with orange
blossoms She carried bouquet of
Brides Roses. Miss Eliza Marshall
Tyler, who was her sisters maid of
honor wore a frock of white net,
made with a fun scaTI0ped skirt and
hahy waist. and her flowers were
French bouquet Of pink sweetpeas
Mr. Meriwether Walker Smith, the
groom's brother. was his best man.
Cox held the ribbons which formed
an aisle for the bridal party.
Following the ceremony an in
formal reception took place. and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left for d we'd
ding journey in the North. num-
BIER of prominent guests from a"dis-
tance who are relatives Of the bride
and groom were present at the cere-
naony Some of them were E,&-Gov-
e ndF ~
and Mrs George W. Tyler and Mr..
and Mrs. John Washington, of Mil
ford Miss Frances Boykin, of Wilson,
n c.. Miss Marion Smith. Mr. II. l..
Smith and MIR. Walker Smith, OF
FauQuier.
Though quietly celebrated, the we'd
ding II ONE OF the most important
nuptials OF the summer, The bride,
who has spent a great deal of time
In Richmond, is widely and prom
trently related throughout the State.
and the groom Is also prominently
& Identified with society in his section.
a number OF attractive functions
were given for NJ SIS Tyler before her
+ marriage. afs0ug them being a lunch
sou gwen by Mrs. Henry Rose Carter
Bt bar rae n Ashland and a linen
81 we at whien Mrs w, l.. F1y and
Miss Stuart phantom were hostesses
Il t5sa7a NN~lasfi tt3Eh tttaAt ~ Afte fAShAt'AN
I Ciuh.
leave for the White.
Mrs. De soto Fitzgerald and Miss
Dareen Fitzgerald left on Thursday
or the White sulphur Springs
NaeTe thas have opened their cottage
sgi- tire summer season Miss imogent
Tcrdun and bliss Mary Hawes ac-
69mpanted them and will be Miss
Jrftzgnrnfds guests for several weeks
sa9r FitEgeTa Il motored up, leaving
s Richmond or Wednesday.
At the Country Ciub.
An interesting affair of today VIII
ne the stag dinner given AZ the roun-
try Club In honor of Sir. &. l.. Kirk
R1asa for several years was president
af the cub. Ii will be farewell en-
tertainment, az Mr. Kirk is Ieavlna
Shortly 10 make his home in Phla-
deiphia To him more than 10 AN!
other one man is due the orGa4+i2a
zion of the Country Club here. one
OF the features Of the dinner this
evening will be the presentation t.
Mr. Kirk by the club members of q
very handsome silver piece Mr.. II
Stewart Jones will present the gift
for the club
A number of other attractive din