The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-16

ginia, but now OF Anderson. s. c..
| where he is rector of the Grace Epis-
copal Church. The handsome church
| has never been the scene OF more
beautiful marriage ceremony. and for
J this occasion WAS transformed into
bridal scene of rare loveiiness. Palms
and ferns were artistically grouped
about the altar. com bined with masses
Of Southern smilax. ng-stemmeo
white chrysanthemuns were effective
ly used against the background Of
green, Just before the ceremony
nunlberiess white cathedral tapers
were lighted. casting soft radiance
over the pretty picture.
As the guests were assembling Miss
Eloise Peterson, presiding at the or
gan, furnished a program Of appro-
pirate wedding music, The approach
% the bridal procession was an
ncuuced by the notes of the "Lohen-
grin Bridal Chorus. The ushers, who
also served as groomsmen, entered as
follows, Pinckney Lyon. Frank Cum
ringham. James 6;ibboney, of Roa
noke. Arthur Lyon and Frank Glib
honey, Of Roanoke. Mrs Frank Cum
niugham, of Greenvile. sister Of the
bride, and dame of honor. entered
next She wore her wedding dress of
white satin trimmed in real lace and
touches az gold, and "A large picture
hat OF pink tulle She carried an arm
bouquet of pink Killarney roses. Miss
Alberta Brock, of Anderson, cousin
Of the bride was maid OF honor. and
Immediately preceded the bride. She |
was hecomingly attired In white Geor- /
gette crepe. combined with lace and
gold trimmings Worn with this was
a charming girlish hat OF pink tulle. /
She carried pink Killarney roses. The
bride entered last with her father. by
whom she was given away. Her love-
~ blonde beauty was most appealing t
IN her beautiful bridal gown fashioned
az white duchess satin The bodice :
was embroidered IN pearls and was
trimmed with rose point lace. The
court train fell from the shoulders.
Fer tulfe veil was arranged from
handeau Of orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet of orchids
and lilies of the valley. The bride
WIS met a. the altar ny the bride
groom, attended by the best man. s,
" Parnelle, of Savannah, Ga. who
entered from the side door. The i'm
pressive ring ceremony OF the Epis- |
copal Church, with it's sacred re-
sponses, was performed by the Rt.
Rev, William A. Query. D. D.. bishop
IF South Carolina, assisted by the Rev.
". H X Pendleton. rector of the
Church of the Advent.
Mendelssohn' Wedding March was
played as the bridal party left the
church. A very informal reception. |
for only the relatives and intimate
friends of the two families was held
following the ceremony Mt the brides
home, on. East Main Street.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gibboney left
the evening for a bridal trip
to Virginia and will be at home to
of
vemher /. The brides travelling dress
was of field mouse gray chiffon broad
cloth with trimmings OF mink fur.
Among the ut-of-town guests were: |
Miss Albert. Brock J. A. Brock, Mrs.
Il. F. Maudlin, Mrs. c. s. Lyon. Mrs
r. f. Mattison, Of Anderson. James
and Frank Gibboney and Miss Dor
othy Gibboney. of Roanoke: Mr. and
Mrs p. Halter Gibboney. Sr.. Misses
Angela and Mary Gibboncy and Miss
Kate Green, OF Wytheville: s. w. Par
nellie OF Savannah, and Miss Mary
Maceaw, OF Savannah.
Bahen-McDonough.
The marriage Of Joseph r, Bahen
and Miss Louise Ann McDonough viii
take place at Sacred Heart Cathedral,
next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Miss McDonough Is daughter of Mr..
and Mra. J. A. McDonough. Mr.. Bahen
la son of former Alderman James Ba-
hen and is n wel1-known young busi
ness man. After the ceremony the
couple viii take a trip to Canada and
other Northern points
In md Out of Town.
Miss May Ross. of "Sunnyside," Lex
ington, Va, lis spending some time with
Mrs. A = Buford, at her homie on West
Franklin Street
AL. IL Hch he