The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-17
SOCIETY
Miss Lily Tyler WEEDS
Mr.. H. Fl. W ilson
SEVERAL INTERESTING WED.
DINGS HERE-LUNCHEON
AT THE wESTMoRELAND.
CHARITY AFFAIRS.

"Hslwlck" the beautiful country
Nome Of former Governor and Mrs.
J, Hoge Tyler. in Radford was the
scene II a wedding Of wide social
Interest last night when their young
est daughter, Miss Lily Tyler. was
married to Mr. Henry Harrison Will
son. a son Of Mrs. Lucy Harrison
Wilson. q Richmond and the late
Henry J. wilson. Of "Bonbrook. 4"
Gun herland County. The ceremony
VIII Oh was Witnessed by only the i'm
mediate families. took place at 1880
O'Clock. fne Rev. ]. II. Whitmore. Of
the Central Pre- shyterian Church. Of
hciatinE. The bride. who was IN
attended. entered the drawing room
with her father. who gave her in
marriage. She was gowned in an ex-
ouisite robe Of crepe satin. fnisrea
with tuile and rare old lace and
fer long veil OF illusion was caught
with sprays OF orange blossoms. Her
flowers were a bouquet of brides
roses and lilies Of the valley. Mr.
Hal e. Tyler. the brother of the bride
was the gr0om's best man.
AFTER a wedding trip. Mr., and Mrs
Wilson will return to "Hslwick" for
mouth. Ohio. where they will reside
for the next year or more.
The wedding. though quietly ccie-
brated. is one ~ the most interesting
nuptial events Of the summer, ow-
ing TO the prominence Of the families
both the bride and groom.
Luncheon at the wesfnoreiand.
A number Of interesting parties will
be noted iunching today at the West
moreland Club from 1 10 o'clock.
These affairs. which will be given on
bach Thursday during the summer
for the wives and daughters of the
members, will be among the most
! charming entertainments OF the sum
ner and will be largely attended by
the society woen who remain in town.
! Luncheon will he served today in the
ladies diningroom, and an orchestra
will play during the hours.
CpShur>-Chrneal.
The Rev, ]. Y. bowman, d. D.,
rector of All Saints Episcopal, Of
fictated last evening at the wedding
of Miss Mary Blair CarffKal and Mr..
Edgar Cary Epshur. OF this city. The
ceremony took place at $50 o'clock
in the residence of the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs Argyle c. Carneal.
20z West Grace Street. The wedding
music was rendered by Mr.. Earnest
II. Cosby. assisted by a number of
pOS AToEfl All SalttS ChDlE-
Pink ans white flowers were used in
the decorations and the manteis were
banked in roses, sweetpeas and ferns.
On either side of the improvised altar
In the front drawingroom. palms and
ferns were massed and a trellis of
pink and white blossoms WAS used
as a background. The bride. who
was given In marriage by her father,
wore lovely gown Of white crepe
meteor and chiffon, with jacket OF
duchess and rose point lace. Her
veii of tulle was ca 1ght to the hem OF
her dress with orange blossoms and
was arranged with a wreath of the
same flowers She carried q shower
bouquet Of lilies of the valley. The
1--WE maids of honor, Miss Edith Ar
Eyle Carneal the brides sister and
Miss Jean Mcfiraw, were quaint seal
ioped frocks Of palest pink taffeta and
tulie, and their flowers were showers
of Killarney roses. Mr.. Horace Up
shur, of Charlotte, n. C., was his
brothers best man. The ribbons
forming the aisle for the bridal party
were held by Master Daniel Cullers
0'Flarety, Jr.. in a white suit. and Miss
Jane Carneal O'Flarety in a dainty
lace frock with pink ribbons A re-
ception followed the ceremony. and
later Mr.. Tpshur and his bride Iert
FOR New York. Among the out-of-
town guests at the wedding were;
Mrs. w. Curtis Walker. Of Urhanna
Mrs NJ M Fuller and Miss Pattie
Fuller. of West Point: Mr.. and Mrs.
w Newton. the Misses Newton and
Master William p. Newton, OF Han
\ over; Miss Alice Booton. Orange. and
Mr. and Mrs. Horace rpshur. OF Char
Iotte, ~. c.
Colonial Tea Party.
a Colonial Tea Party will be given
at the Young Women's Christian AS
sociation this evening from S to 10
o'clock. An attractive program Will
be given and refreshments served he
tween the various numbers Mr.. r.
NJ Baker and Mss Amorette Allen
will sing Miss Ella Morris and some
of her pupils will give recitations;
Miss Warfeld Crenshaw. Archie