Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-17
miss LILY TYLER WEEDS
HENRY HARRISON WILSON
Daughter OF Former Governor BE.
comes Bride OF Well-Known
Civil Engineer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING
MISS Myrtle BEDFORD Is Married to
feyton Rowe-Aiiss Mary Blair
Carneal Bride OF Edgar Cary Up.
shur-Personal Mention.


On yesterday in Radford of Miss Lily
tyler. daughter of former Governor
ana Mrs j. Hoge Tyler, to Henry Har-
r'son Wilson. The ceremony took place
IN tne drawing-room OF "Halwick." tho
beautiful country estate Of the brides
parents. at 1880 o'clock. and only the
immediate families were present Rev.
- ~ Whitmore. OF the Central Pres
DEier!an Church. ot!iciatcd The bride
descended the stairs with her father
VINO gave her away. Her wedding dress
was an exquisite affair of crepe satin,
made with long train and finished
WIN tuile and lace. and her tulle veil
was fastened with orange blossoms.
she carried a shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley The
groom had as his best man Hal c..
Tyler, brother OF the bride. There were
no other attendants.
Inc bride Is the youngest daughter
or Governor and Mrs. Tyler, and made
ner debut at the executive mansion
during her fathers term as chief ex-
ccutive OF the State. She Is "A sister
OF Mrs. Frank r. O'Connell, OF. Rich
mond' and frequently visits here. where
she mas been much admired. Mr.. Will
Aon Is a son OF Mrs. Lucy Harrison
wilson OF this city and the late Henry
y wilson, OF "BoEbrook," Cumberland
county. Va. He Is himself native
OF Richmond, and spent his early boy
MOOD here. He is a civil engineer hav-
Ing graduated in the profession with
h'sh nonors. For number of years
past Mr.. Wilson has resided in New
YORK and Maryland. and has become
closely identified with the social life OF
Kingston and Baltimore.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
wilson Will return to "Haiwick for
short stay before going TO Portsmouth,
g.. where they will reside to- the next
year more.
HnmiIton-WcIs
railing. Smilax candles nd pipk
decorated the residence OF Mr.. and
sirs Herbert Ellis Weisiger on East
Cary street yesterday evening at Gao
O'Clock for the marriage Of their
daughter. Nora Southall, TO John Wad-
De- Hamilton. son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Attley Hamilton, OF Martins
Vile Rev. Thomas A. Smoot. -. D.
pastor OF Centenary Methodist Church.
o'hc'ated The rooms We're decorated
everywhere in 81 color scheme Of pink
and green and an aisle for the bridal
party was formed with white satin
ribbon, festooncd with nosegays OF pink
roses Mendelssohn's Wedding March"
was rendered as professional and
Schubcrts "Serenade" and a Perfect
Day" were played during the ceremony
by Albert August
The brides gown was of ivory crepe
meteor trimmed in ancestral point lace
and pearls. and her veil was arranged
with a coronct OF orange blossoms
sprays OF the same flowers catching
the veil to the train. She carried
shower bouquet OF lilies OF the valley
Mr.. WeisiBer gave his daughter away.
The dame OF honor. Mrs Henry X
ENyson, Jr., sister OF the bride wore
a pompadour taffeta frock with a
bodice Of peach blossom silk She
carried an armful Of pink bridesmaid
roses Cyrus W. iralc was best man.
An Informal reception for relatives
and intimate friends followed the ccre-
mony. after which Mir. and Mrs. Ham
ilton left for q Northern tour. They
vii! be at home after July ! IN Mar
tinsvlle.
Annual Garden Party.
The Gintcr Park Womans Club will
hold its annual garden party on Tues
day afternoon and evening in the
grounds OF the Union Theological
Seminary. Mrs. Lewis d. Aylett is
chairman Of the event. II will be
beautiful affair. and is always one OF
the largest charity functions OF the
carly summer season.
NisH bedford Webs.
a wedding OF much interest here,
which took place yesterday al II
o'clock in the home OF the bride. OIL
East Franklin Street. was that of Miss
Myrtle 6. Redford and Peyton Rove.
the ceremony having heen performed
hy Rev Russell Cecil, d. r.. pastor of
the Second Presbyterian Church. The
house was beautifully decorated with
PAINS, ascension ines ana lighted
candles, and the mRntles were arrang-
ed with marEuerites and ferns Hamp-
ton Eubank played the wedding music
The bride wore modish travelling
suit of blue. with blue tullc hat.
and her flowers were lilies of the VAL
ley and pink orchids. The matron of
honor and only attendant. Mrs Charles
Eubank, wore n quaint white crepe de
chine dress. fashioned with a lowered
girdle. and carried hat shower of
marguerites and pink rosebuds. The
grooms best man was Morris Rowe,
Jr.. of Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe left later to
spend their honeymoon at Old Point
and northern resorts. Among the out
9 of-town guests were MIR. and Mrs NJ
B. Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Rowe, Mr.
and Mrs. Press Rowe, of Frederic<s-
ourg; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chappell. of
Waverley; Miss Cora Rowe. of Fred
ericksburg; Miss Sally Rives Meacham,
of Petersburg. and Mr.. and Mrs d. w
Saunders. of Pembroke.
Pretty Home Wedding.
Another pretty home wedding of
yesterday was that of Miss Mary Blair
Carneal. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Argyle C. Carneal to Edgar Cary Up
shur, OF this city. The ceremony took
place at $50 o'clock, with Rev. ]. Y.
bowman, d. d.. rector of All Saints
Church. officiating. In the front draw
blooms, with pedestals of flowers and
palms on either side formed an
improvised altar. The mantels were
banked with flowers aid smilax, and
the table in the dining-room was dec
Grated with pink roses and snapdrag-
ons Ernest H. Cosby. assisted by the
choir of All Saints Church, rendered
the wedding music.
The bride entered with her father
who gave her away. She wore gown
of white crepe meteor. trimmed in
duchess and rose point lace, and her
veil was fastened with orange bios
sons She carried n shower bouquet
Of lilies OF the valley. The two maids
of honor. Misses Edith Argyle Carneal.
sister of the bride, and Jean McGraw
wore old "a shioned frocks Of palest
pink taffeta and carried shower bou-
auets Of Killarney roses. Horace Up