The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
SOCIETY

pink carnations. Mrs. Grace Cousins
Andrews. one of the brides maids,
wore lavender crepe de chine. with
pearl trimmings. and carried white
carnations, and Miss Alice NJ. Boltz,
the other brides maid. had on a
dress OF pink messal!ne. and carried
the same flowers
Mr.. Lee @ Miller. was his brothers
best man. and Misses AIlene Marshall
and Lilly May Carter held the rib
bons. Miss Margaret Gertrude STAINS
berry, dressed In dainty white brock.
carried the ring on silver tray.
The ushers were Messrs Earnest II.
Moody. John l.. Boltz, Norman T..
Carter, J. Roger Williams. Reuben O..
Andrews and Leslie A. Boltz.
MIR. and Mrs. Miller left soon after
the ceremony for northern tour,
Among the guests from a distance at
the wedding were Mrs. w. n Cox, of
SUSSEX: Mrs. Marguerite Hinkson, of
Chesterfield County. and Miss Lille NJ.
Sanders, OF Rocky Mount. N c.
At the Blues Bazaar.
The r. L. /, h. Country Club"
Booth will undoubtedly he one of the
most unique features OF the Blues
Bazaar" Not only will devotees OF
out door sports here find for sale
all Of the Instruments of their absorb
ing pursuits. but may also, upon pay
nent Of an insignificant bride. indulge
In at least one of their favorite pas
times. As a state secret. 1t is whis-
pered that miniature, but very fas-
cinating, golf course has been pro-
vided. concerning which the committee
has made only one ground rule. viz:
F'lowery and unfit-fo-print language
Is strictly verboten.'"
Mrs. George Warren is the chair
man. assisted by Mrs. r.. O. McCabe.
Mrs. !. ST George Bryan. Mrs. II.
< Halves, Mrs. John G. Hayes. Mrs.
John Purcell Leary. Mrs. Robert Ca
hell Mrs. George Morgan. Mrs John
y, Coke, Jr.. Mrs. Robert Il. Pegram,
Mrs James Mullen, Mrs. Philip Pow
ers. Mrs. j. Scott Parrish. Mrs. b.
Stewart Hume. Mrs. c. &. Pinckney.
Mrs. Charles L. Williams. Jr., and
hcvy of charming girls of the younger
set,
These ladies. in catering to the
wants of strenuous sportsmen and
sportsw omen have not overlooked
the needs OF the lazy loungers, both
OF the Country Club and suburban
variety for here are displayed the
most enticing porch cushions, chairs.
settees, swings and hammocks, as we'll
as porch furniture OF Il more decora-
tive sort. Inasmuch as the booth
colors are buff and blue, all Of the
merchandise is paraded in manner
to ensnare the most wary.
Tyier--SpaiD.
pretty home wedding of yesterday
morning was that Of Miss Grace Louise
Spain. the daughter Of Mrs. Louise
NJ Spain to Mr.. Alien Earl Tyler. son
Of Mrs. John W Butler, which took
place at 1890 O'Clock in the home
If the bride 500 Chimborazo Boule-
ward, the Rev Hugh W, Suolett, rec
tor of st, Johns Episcopal Church. Of
hciating The house was decorated in
palms and ferns. White gates, through
which the bridal party entered.
opened to the iAprovised altar which
WIS decorated In white flowers and
candles. Mrs Leslie r. Watson, at
the piano, and Master willard Alley
ON the violin, played the wedding mu-
sic, and the MELODY Of Love" was
rendered during the ceremony
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. George Herbert
Spain. and she wore n travelling suit
OF blue cloth Her flowers were an
arm bouquet of brides roses. The
maid OF honor. Miss Margie Gray, wore
frocI Of pink pussy-willow taffeta,
with a hat to match. and carried an
arm bouquet of My Maryland" roses,
MIR. Hunter w Tyler, q cousin of the
groom, was his best man. Miss Nirgih
Louise Harris, who received the
guests, wore a gown of yellow crepe
de chine. with a lace overdress.
Mr. and Mrs Tyler left soon after
the ceremonw for an extensive North =
ern trip. including Washington and
New York ON their return will be
at home to their friends at 500 Chin
horazo boulevard
High school Minstrcls.
Another interesting event Of tonight
will be the amateur minstrel show
given at the John Marshall High
School auditorium by twenty-five
Richmond boys. II il a charitable en-
tertainment given for the benefit of
the Monument Methodist Church.
Those taking part In the entertainmen
are as follows:
Mr.. Herbert Powell instructor; Mr.
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