Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-30
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Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Randall Hag
ner, to Assistant Paymaster Lowell
Thayer Lyon, United States naval re-
servo force, son of Mr.. and Mrs John
&. Lyon, which was celebrated Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock. The we'd
ding took place In historic St. Johns
Cnurch, at Hagerstown. Md, In the
presence OF brilliant assembly of
guests. Rev. $. Hilton Orrick officiating.
The chancei was banked with palms
and white chrysanthemums and ffag-
rant white flowers were used OH the
altar. Standards Of white chrysanthe-
nuns marked the pews reserved for
the family.
The bride entered the church with
her father. who gave her away. and
they were met at the chancel steps by
the groom and his brother Prescott L.
Lyon. of Pittsburgh, who acted as best
man. The brides wedding dress was
an exqulsitely simple affair. fashioned
OF soft white satin and tullc. caught up
with sprays Of orange blossoms, and
made with a long court train. Her
veil OF Illusion was arranged In cap
erect, fastened with orange blossoms,
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
lilies OF the valley and pink orchids.
MISS Louisa Harrison IIagner was her
sisters maid Of honor. She wore a
French dress OF green, tulle over silver
cloth. with n black panne velvet hat,
trimmed with single pink rose. and
carried an armful Of Killarney rose
buds. tied with pink tulle strcamers.
Tho groomsmen included Cadet Thomas
w. s. Hagner. of tho Virginia Military
institute; William i. King. Jr.. and
Robert l.. Reynolds. OF Pittsburgh, and
Lieutenant Haines. OF New York
Following the ceremony at the
church. a small reception for the two
families and out-of-town guests was
held at the home of the brides par
ents. The drawing rooms were ar
ranged everywhere In baskets and sill
yer vases Of yellow and white chrysan-
themums and tall basket Of pink
roses was used on the table in the din
ing-room. where the bride cut the cake
with the grooms sword
Mr: and Mrs. Lyon left later. in the
evening for Washington, where the
FORMER is stationed at a paymasters'
school Among tho guests from dis
lance attending the wedding were: Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Lyon Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
colt Lyon Miss Ellen W. Lyon, all o!
pittsburgh; Miss Sara A. Langworthy,
OF Brookltne. Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
inald l.. whitman. OF New York. and
MISS Frances HaGner, OF Baltimore
Inc bride Is a lovely girl and has
several times visited relatives in Rich
inond society as ndwinter debutante
se'eral seasons ago. Both she and Mr.
Lyon arc widely and prominently re-
lated, and their wedding is one Of the
VI ha
autumn season
Major RothweII Married
The marriage of Miss Louise Klot,
nauEhter OF Mrs. Henry Durell Klots
OF New York City. 10 Major Thomas
Albert Rotnwcll United state, Army
TOOK place on Saturday. October 81. at
nigh noon. at Holy Trinity Church
mere heV. j. j. Gravatt d. D.. oniciat-
Ing. Miss Polly Klo,s. OF Scranton.
cousin OF the bride. was her only at
tendant. The church was beautifully
decorated with palms and chryRanthe
NUNS. The bride wore a gown Of
white satin and old point lace NJ bo
grandmother's and her veil was az
point lace and tulle. She carried a
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley. Artcr
tho wedding a breakfast was served n,
me Jeherson Hotel. only the immedi-
a.e members OF the family being pres
emit Major and Mrs. Rothweli met in
honoluiu last winter. and returned 70
De married here. as Major RothweIl Ia
stationed at Camp Lee
or interest Here.
or much interest here and in Rir.
m'hgham Is the wedding of CharIe,
II. Anderson. son OF Mrs Anna burton
anderson. formerly OF Richmond but
now or Birmingham. to Miss Bea.ric.
,hopo'ns' daughter OF Mrs. j. Il. Rob
$50, n,ihihehaln. Ala. The ceremony
LUX place in the home Of the hrido
ana was performed by Rev ! w
Johnson. OF the Methodist Church 7,
was witnessed only by a few friends
and relatives 'e"us
ne bride wore handsome costume
~ oiue SILK trimmed with gold lnco
Tier flowers were lilies of tba 80
ahu orchids. Mr.. and Mrs Anderson
ieIt LOT wedding journey and vii
make their homs in Charleston q
1 wnere the former Is engaged in the
United states government service
For Miss winEhcId.
Miss Louise Lewis. Of Norfolk enter
.ai"eo at auction bridge last THURSDAY
afternoon at her homo In Colonial Aye.
nue.. In honor Of her cousin. Miss wins
ielu' Oh Richmond Miss WineheId IA
spending some time in Norfolk.
fretty Wedding.
a pretty wedding was solemnIyed
Tuesday. October %. in the narinrs 80
Iark Hotel Darlington. s. C.. when
MISS Lillian Earle Allsbrook. daurb,nr
OF Mt and Mrs. r. A. AllsbrooJt ~
Nihgs're". S. c.. became the bride OF
IT, Anorews Rev. G. D. Williams
MI and Mrs. Andrews left im,nea,-
ately for an extended motor trip. hnving
arrived In Richmond Thursday. and ara
now visiting Mr. Andrews.s parents
Mr. and Mrs. e. ]. Andrews IT'S Stock,
ton Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews will make their
nome In Florence, S. c.
For French Orphans
There VIII take place the third Fri
day IN November at John Marshall
high School carnival, given for the
sole benefit of the French war ornhans
which the Senior French Society has
adopted. These young people Of John
Marsnall feel that the universal long
ing 10 do something for these little
ones somewhere in France" will hiring
to their support in this rndertaking
the citizenship OF Richmond Former
students OF John Marshall, parents and
friends OF the student body are espe-
cially invited to be present. There
VIII be dancing and other carnival
amusements.
Richardson-D rfacoII.
A marriage OF interest took place in
Richmond yesterday, when Miss Airline
Drisooll. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Driscoll, became the bride of
W. Winfree Richardson. OF New Kent
County, son OF the late Rev. John A.
Richardson, minister Of that county.