The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-10
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tirACe protestant Episcopal thurcn.
The Plains" tauquier County. Va
was the scene Wednesday evening of
the marriage Of Miss Evelyn Ran
dulph Meade, daughter OF the late
Mi and Mrs David Randolph Meade
ana Mr. Thomas Marshall Forsyth, of
Baltimore The ceremony was per
formed by Key. f. Lee Woodward,
rector of the church, The bride who
was given in marriage by her uncle.
DR. Drayton Hill Meade. wore "a gown
vi white satin. combined with .ulle
made short length tho broad bodice
effect and train of satin. Her tulle
veil fell from "a coronet of orange
blossoms. and she carried "a bouquet
of Bride : roses and lilies Of the val
ley
Mrs. William L. rrobst. Of Tulsa,
Okltg was her sisters matron OF
honor Her costume of pale blue
satin was made with the fichu unn
over dress OF chiffon, caught with tiny
pink rosebuds She wore picture
hat OF lace aud chiffon and carried
Killarney roses The maid of honor,
Miss Mary A. Scales. of Newark \.
j. wore a gown Of pale green faille
combined with chiffon Of the same
shade. the bodice aud full skirt caught
with chic bows She also carried
pink roses.
The two bridesmaids. Miss Roberta
Bowman Fleming and Miss Sarah
Elizabeth Meade were gowned in
white tulle froGkS with satin girdles
ana landings uHe with shell pink and
the other paic green They wore coro-
nation wells, and carried presentation
bouquets Of miEnouette.
Little Miss Anne Carter and little
Miss Mary Lee Meade were the flower
girls. Their frookS were ar white
organdy and they carried French has
kets filled with flowers
Owing 10 the sudden illness Of MIR.
Robert Wright Forsyth. Jr.. brother
If the groom. his uncle Mr., Thomas
Marshall smith OF Baltimore, was
best man
The church was deliberately deco
rated with hydrangjas, goldenrod,
pa Inns and ferns A wedding bell hung
from an arch of green and the altar
was lighted with candles Mr. Ed
ward Ballinger of Washington, had
barge of the music, rendering Lohen-
gain as professional and Men
dtlssohns as occasional and ptayen
softly during the ceremony.
a reception followed at the home
Of pr. and Mrs, Meade,
The bride and groom represent a
long line OF ancestry and were mar
rted almost under. the shadow of their
ancestral homes, The bride is de-
scendant OF the Randolphs, Meades
and other old Virginia families. Mr.
Forsyth Is a son OF the late Rev
Robert Wright FORSYTH, at one time
associate rector of Christ Church Bal
tiInOre. aud AT the time Of his death
rector Of ST. Haul s.. Church. Rich
fuund
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