Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-17
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A brilliant wedding Of yesterday was
mat OF Miss Lucy Ann Gwathmey.
Gaughter Of Sir. and Mrs. X. Ryland
S%athmey. and Thomas McPheeters
1'asgow. son OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank
i. Glasgow, Of Lexington. Tho mar
rage took place at o'clock at the
flrst Baptist Church. in tho presence
OF large company OF relatives and
friend and Rev. S. McP. Glasgow. OF
Charleston. w. Va. brother OF the
hcDaniel. d. D.. pastor OF the church.
performed the ceremony The church
was banked with palms. and Shepherd
webb rendered the wedding music.
The bride entered the church with
her father, who gave her away. Her
wedding dress was fashioned Of white
Georgette crepe made over white satin
and finished in lace. and the bodice
was embroidered in crystals. She car
ried a shower bouquet of Bride roses
and her long tulle veil was fastened
with orange blossoms. c. S. Glasgow.
best man. Mrs. w. J. Wilcox. Of Scrsn-
ton. Pa. who was dame of honor. wore
her own wedding dress OF white tulle
and satin. trimmed In pearls. and car
ried an armful of pink roses.
Misses Eleanor Gwathmey Powell
ana Mamie Moselcy Buxton. small cou-
sins OF the bride, were flower girls.
wide pink sashes and carried baskets
OF pink rosebuds. The bridesmaids in
Guided Misses Margaret Smith. Louise
Miller. Charlotte Miller, Mrs. Neal
duncan 1vey. Of this city; Miss Grayson
HQofnagei OF Ashland. and Mrs. h
X. Gwathmey. Jr.. OF Hanover. They
wore simple. old ia shioned dresses Of
white 'orsandie and carried ferns tied
Win pink .,ulle streamers The grooms-
men were: Robert r. Witt. Jr.. of
lexington: Henry Poasue, of Lexing-
ton. u. 3. Owen, Of Dcnniston; w. J.
wilcox. Of Scranton. Pa; r. w. Gwath-
mey. OF Washington and R. Z. Gwath-
mcy, Of this city.
A reception for the bridal party. rela-
tives and out-of-town guests followed
the ceremony at the home Of the brides
parents. 500 West Grace Street Tho
house WIS decorated everywhere In
summer flowers and tho mantela were
banked with ferns. Mr. and Mrs. Glas-
Eow Left later in the evening for .
wedding journey Alr. Glasgow has
Just received his commission us second
lieutenant at Fort Nycr and will be
stationed near Alexandra for the .'res-
ent.
The wedding Is one Of the most N
tc-cjtiuG events OF the ia!c summer
season. and great many guests from
a distance attended the ceremony last
evening.
Prctty Home Wedding.
Old fashioned garden flowers, pink
Elafioias- and pale blue delphiniutn
decorated the home of Mrs Henry Per-
cival Gray. COS West Grace Street. last
evening at $40 o'clock for the mar
riage Of her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Mosoy Gray, to Marvin Banks Perry.
OF Atlanta. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
Perry. OF MAchcn. GA. The ceremony.
which was performed by Rev. Edward
I of ho MI al
Seminary. took place before an i'm
proviscd, altar of palms lighted cam
dies and fragrant white Mowers. An
aisle Of white posts topped with now
ers. was arranged for the bridal party.
and palms and ferns screened the or
chestra, which rendered the wedding
music.
The bride descended the stairway
with her brother. Lieutenant H. =.
/ Gray. Jr. OF the Fifty-hrst Regiment.
United States Army. who SaHo her
away. Mr.. Gray recently received his
ordered 10 Chickamaugua, ca. He:
wedding gown was lovely affair OF
soft white charmeuse and tulle. fn-
ished with rare old lace and crystal
beads. The long court train was fas-
tened at the shoulders. and her veil OF
illusion fell to tho hem Of this train.
Her only ornaments were topaz and
pearl pendant. worn by the brides
great-grandmother. Ann Sheppard, at
her wedding, and brooch of platinum
and diamonds. the groom's gift She
carried shower bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies of the valley Charles
Edward Martin. Of Athens. Ga. at
tended the groom as best man.
Miss Marianne SHELTON Gibbs. of
Philadelphia. was, maid OF honor. She
wore a quaint gown OF turquoise chif-
fon and satin with touches OF pale
pink. and carried shower bouquet
OF pink Maryland roses. Miss Eleanor
"ingfield. of this city. who was brides
maid was gowned in rose-colored
Georgette crepe and carried an armful
OF pink Maryland roses. The grooms-
men included Alfred P. Goddin, of
Richmond: Walter p. Gray and Arthur
Gray. OF Petersburg
Little Nell Montague Burton, Of Ar
cadia. Fla. was flower girl. She wore
lingerie frock Of null and lace
with pale blue sash. and carried a
French basket Of pink rosebuds from
which she scattered petals in the path
Of the bride.
a small reception followed tho cere-
mony. after which Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
left for brief sojourn in the noun
tans Of North Carolina. They will
later go TO Atlanta and then to Fort
oglethorpe Ca, where Mr.. Perry will
enter the officers training camp a
number of guests from Georgia and
Florida attended the wedding last even
ing. The bride, who Is widely and
prominently related is daughter of
the late Henry Percival Gray, of this
city. and her marriage is of much in.
terest to society throughout the State.
Mr.. Perry. is equally as prominently
related, in Georgia.
81 Ocean View.
Mrs. Eugene Currin, Mrs. Randolph
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