The Washington herald., 1915-09-12

sproul, of Philadelphia. and Albert W.
Cummins. of Wilmington. Del.
| DR.. Cumniins was the founder ana
is editor of the Chronicle and Episco-
pal Church magazine. He is mem
Der of the Union League Club and the
National Arts Club. of New York, and
is president of the Glove Valley Rod
| and Gun Club.
The bride is related to the Phelps
and Storrs families. of New England.
| Her father is president of the Farm
| ers and Manufacturers Bank.
Salem Baptist Church. Culpeper,
| Va, was the scene of an attractive
wedding last Wednesday at o'clock.
when Salina Strother became the
bride Of Mr. Francis Lester Aylor.
Amid autumnal decorations the setting
| of which was made more effective by
clusters of lighted candles. host OF
| friends and relatives gathered.
The ceremony was performed by
the uncle of the bridegroom. the Rev.
| Robert Lee Tylor. assisted by the
| Rev. George Bundick. The bride wore
| a charming dress of duchess satin.
trimmed with pearls. Her veil was
caught with orange blossoms, and
she carried cluster of lilies Of the
valley. The maid of honor. Miss Abbie
Wright, of Washington. wore green
crepe de chine and carried yellow
asters. Mrs. J. P. Hatcher, from Ham
ilton, Va, matron of honor. wore gray
crepe de chine. trimmed with irish
point and carried lavender asters.
The following schoolmates of the
,, bride served as bridesmaids: Miss
Bass Crewe. Va: Miss Bernice Hun
ston, Winchester, Va; Miss Arlene
! Fray. and Miss Irene Barkdale. both
Of Charlottesville The flower girls.
Miss Eliza beth Hamilton Spellman and
Miss Mildred Lewis, cousins of the
bride. wore dainty white dresses
Taylor Amiss was ring bearer Mr.. !
Jack Davies was best man. The
ushers and groomsmen. were Mr..
Samuel Griffin. Mr.. Wallace Terrell. |
Mr.. Irwin Parr, Mr.. Walter Aylor. Mr.. |
John Bickers, Mr.. Ellis Aylor, Mr.. |
Weston Quaintance, Mr. Robert Pull |
man. and Mr.. Taylor Griffin. The |
wedding march was played by Miss
Duran. and Mr.. Harry Stephens, of
New York, sang 20 Promise Me" and
II Love You Truly
The couple left on an early evening /
train for an extended northern tour.
In the Meade Memorial Church,
Miss Anna Virginia Green. daughter
of Mrs. William Elder Green, became
the bride of Mr.. Wilson Burkhart
Stuart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stuart, of Boyce. Va
The church was elaborteely decor
ated with goldenrod. fern and potted
plants The altar was a huge bank of II
goldenrod and fern, interspersed with
high tapers, whose soft glow gave a II
most pleasing effect. On each pew
of the church was a bunch of gold
enrod, tied with yellow tulIe. On the
windows were huge bouquets of the
same flowers. II
While the guests were assembling
Miss Mollie Hughes, Of White Post, II
gave an organ recital. and Miss Char
lotte Smith. of Martinsburg, W. Va.
sang two selections. AS the strains
of the Lohengrin Wedding March
burst forth played -.eby Miss Mollie
Hughes, slowly from the chancei ad-
vanced eight little girls carrying gar
lands of yellow tulle and fern. with
which they formed an aisle, through
which the gridal party passed. The
little girls were dressed in dainty
white frocks. with sashes of yellow,
and were the Misses Dorothy. Martha,
and Elizabeth Stuart, of Winchester.
Va: Leila Shumate, Susie. and Mary
Sommerville and Dorothy Meade, of
White Post, and Sarah George Lowry.
of Coatesville. Pa. The six grooms-
men entered from a door to the right
of the chancel. advanced slowly TO
the rear Of the church to meet the
bridal party, turned. and. preceded
by the ushers. led the bridal process
sion, followed by the six bridesmaids,
matron of honor. maid of honor and
the flower girl, little Miss Catharine
French Lowry. of Coatesville. Pa. The
bride followed with her brother. Mr..
William Logan Green. The best man
was Mr.. Kenneth Newcomer Gilpin. or
Boyce. Va. and the marriage was per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Webster. Of
Front Royal. Va.
The bridesmaids were the Misses
Eliza Mason Meade. Mary Catharine
Meade. of White Post. Hilda Lewis
Chapman. of Berryville. Margaret
Ellenor Raugher. Caroline NJ. Arledge,
Of Washington. D. c.. and Mary Stuart
Of Winchester. The bridesmaids wore
dainty gowns of white organdie. with
yoldenrod taffeta jackets. and carried
gold baskets filled with yellow cos
NOS with streamers of green tulle In
heir hair they wore white chiffon
butterflies. with wings tipped with
gold. The matron of honor, Mrs.
Walstein NJ. Smell. of Harrisonburg,
vas charming in a gown of golden
.od taffeta and carried yellow roses
Ind ferns Miss Louise Brokenborough !
Meade. of White Post, as maid or
,onor. presented a striking appear
lnce in a gown of nile green chiffon Is
,ver messaline. She carried a huge III
bouquet of sunset roses The flower III
.irl. little Miss Catherine Lowry, the iii
i-year-old cousin of the bride. wore III
quaint empire dress of white null III
md lace. with yellow ribbons, and III