Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-24
MISS HARRIET BUCHANAN
TO WE'D LIEUTENANT T|LLEY
Paul's Episcopal Church
October 20.
LAWN FETE AT THE HERMITAGE
Fall Season at Grccnbrier White Sui
phur Proves NOtablc-BIues to
Give Dance on September %.
Walthall-Vaughan Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Baldwin Buch-
anan, Of Gresham Court. have sent
out cards for the marriage OF their
daughter. Harriet. to BENJAMIN Frank
lin Tilley. Jr.. lieutenant United States
army. the ceremony to take place on
wednesday evening, October 20, at $50
o'clock in st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Richmond. reception will be held
Immediately after tho ceremony at the
Commonwealth Club.
The wedding is'one of the most in
tcresting of the early fall season.
since Miss buchanan is popular mem
Der OF the younger society set. and q
fashionable gathering of guests VIII
witness the ceremony In st. paul's.
Lieutenant Tilley has been ordered TO
report for duty in Honolulu. Hawaii,
as aid to Rear Admiral Bousch. and
Will sail with his bride from san
Francisco some time in November.
Miss Buchanan is now in Annapolis.
Md. for short visit to Mrs. b. f..
T!lley. before joining her mother Mrs
g e. buchanan, In Baltimore.
LAWN Fet~ Mt the Hermitage.
The leading social event of day
VIII he the lawn party given at the
hermitage Golf Club this afternoon
from to o'clock. at which time
the prizes awarded for the fall tour
nainents in tennis and golf will be
awarded. There will be dancing after
and only members and their out-of-
town guests have been included in
the invitations.
At the White.
Tho fall season at the Grcenbrier
White sulphur Springs win be
notable one this year, and many hand
some affairs viii be given there by
guests from all parts of the country.
society spends at least q portion Of
the autumn at the Hot and White
sulphur Springs. and many prominent
people from the North are In Virginia
for stay of several weeks at one or
the other OF these famous resorts.
Some OF the Richmonders registered
AT the White this week are Mrs. James
capcrton and Miss May Caperton, Mrs.
G. H. Walker, Miss Hayes and Mrs.
George l.. Cunningham.
Blues to Give Ounce.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Battalion has ISSUED Invitations for
an inspection and dance on Tuesday
evening, September IS. at $40 o'clock
In the armorv. Military guests arc
requested TO appear in full dress uni
form ana great many weil-known
people VIII be present. Tho dances
given by the Blues are always most
enjoyable affairs and the dancing set
Will be much in evidence
In Norfolk.
Miss Sue Gray of this city, is the
guest OF Mrs. j Murray Priest in ma
weeks. Miss Gray and Mrs. Priest have
been ut Virginia Beach for the Hreatcr
part o! the sumner months Mr. and
Mrs. Priest have recently taken a
house In Norfolk. where they vii! make
thc!r future home.
Motor 10 nowiinE Green.
y w. winston, his granddaughter,
MISS Annie Winston. ana his grandson
Terrell Smith, motorcd TO Bowling
Green in Caroline County las, Sat
urday. Mr. Winston and his party re-
turned 10 Richmond on Monday.
Pretty Wedding.
The large yard OF Belviderc near
Rice. was the scene OF a pretty we'd
ding on Wednesday afternoon ut 1880
o'clock. when Miss Mildred Watkins
Vaughan became the bride of Richard
Il. Walthall, OF Rice
The bride was gowned IN a travelling
suit Of dark blue cloth and wore a
black velvet hat. She was escorted
TO the altar by her brother, William
I.ockett Vaughan. Miss Helen Reed
Vaughan, sister Of the bride. was maid
Of honor. and wore "a white velvet cor
duroy gown. Little beverly Farrar was
ring bearer. and Misses Dorothy Farrar
and Katherine French scattered flowers
in the pathway OF the bride and groom.
Jasper s. Wilson, OF Rice was tho
Eroom's best man.
i'eN. D. w. hlNS, OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, Hampdc sidney ofliciated. To
the strains OF LohcnErin's wedding
march. rendered by Miss Lockctt Wal
ton, OF Farmville, tho bridal party an
preached the altar through =. pathway
of white strcamers and arches covered
with eversreens, and stood before an
altar banked with potted plants. ferns
and Golden-rod. Mr.. and Mrs. Walthall
will reside at their home near Rice on
their return from their honeymoon.
which they will spend in WASHINGTON.