The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-25

SIR. and Mrs Charles Frederick
arrison. of Leesburg, Loudoun
punty, are the guests of the Cover
pr of Virginia and Mrs. Westmore-
nd Davis at the executive mansion.
Gilpin-Tyson.
An interesting wedding of Saturday
rs that OF Miss Isabella McGhee
tyson, daughter of Brigadier-General
nd Mrs. Lawrence Davis Tyson, OF
knoxville, Tenn. to Kennith New
bmer Gilpin, Z. s. naval reserve
ying corps. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
cnry Brooke lGilpin. of Craig coun-
4, Va, and Baltimore, and a former
ember of the Legislature from
larke and Warren counties. and
plonel on the staff of Ex-Governor
enry Carter Stuart.
The ceremony which was perform
4 by Bishop Sailor of Tennessee.
bok place very quietly at st. Johns
Episcopal church, in Knoxville, and
he only decorations were lighted
Andles and Easter lilies. on the altar.
The bride who was given in mar
age by her father, wore a gown OF
|hite satin, trimmed with rose point
Ice, which was worn by her mother
n her wedding dress. and her tulle
ell was arranged with orange bios
pms. Her flowers were a small bou-
uet OF orange blossoms and gar
enias and her only ornament was a
iamond bracelet. given her by an
mole. The two maids OF honor. Miss
xther Smith, of Atlanta. and Miss
ornelia Howell. of Knoxville, wore
french gray afternoon gowns, with
ray poke bonnets. trimmed with
NY pink roses and they carried small
askets of pink rosebuds. The brides
haids, Misses Betty Carson, Of New
ork; Charlotte Strong. Of New York
ma Sanford and Evelyn Rose, OF
Knoxville. were also gowned In gray
resses, with poke bonnets or the
hms shade. and carried baskets OF
ink roses. Captain Donald Gnpin
Ictsd as best man for his brother,
Ind the ushers included: Ensign G.
foGhee Fleming, U. S. N. r. r. C..
kaptain Dorion Fleming, L. s. r.;
IN tor Ssilae McBee, L. s. r.. Captain
beverly Oher, L. 8. r.; Chafles NJ,
Rodgers. Ensign Allen Emmert, L..
!. NJ: Bowles Tippett
Immediately after the ceremony a
Reception followed Mt the brides
ONE. at O'Clock, at / Melrose
Place. Knoxville.
At the Womaus Club.
"BrowninEs Outlook on Life is
he interesting subject or the lecture
b be delivered at the Woman's club
his afternoon, at o'clock, by Or
Eharles Woow. OF Washington. Mrs.
william Trigg Is chairman OF the
|fternoon, and Mrs. Sailie Nelson
Robins will introduce the speaker
At the Informal. reception following
he program. the hostesses VIII he
|fisses Hattie Bell Gresham, Florence
feple. Mary Johnston, Lulie John
ton, Iora Crump. Lou Belle Catesby
|cnes. Mrs Richard Darlington. Mrs.
Blair StfdnEfellow, Mrs. Lewis
|Iachen, Mrs M II. T!lghman, IT.
With tho Musicians.
The Musicians club VIII enjoy its
honthly morning recital, "Wednesday
II this week. az u o'clock. when
miscellaneous program VIII he given.
his is the seventh morning recital
II the sea son. The preceding re-
itals have all been devoted 10 COM
Iosers from some particular nation
IIty. The program for this week
oilows:
National song.
suite Algerlenne Saint Saens),
drs Gernett Ryisnd and Mrs r T.
owing
I The Bells OF Youth tOley Speaks
Hiss Amorette Barker
Alteration (Borows&il, Miss Al
serta Bowman.
Sa) Thoughts Have Wings eliza
<ehnann): fb( The Joys or June
fOiey Speaksl. Mrs. Richard FOX
F'an,asie in minor tMozartl.
.fiss Elizabeth MaoI4eau.
Ave Marie tBach -Gounod(. Mrs
George Harper.
Violin obllgato. Mrs r. n. Hequem-
,ourS.
fal The Chinese Flower Fete tCad-
nnn): (b) Indian Lullaby. Mrs. III.
T. A. Beach. Miss Ellie workman,
drs. Hamilton Smith, Miss Helen
stevens, Mrs. George Bethel.
Two Seal Songs tTAza Lehman.
serceuse. Guy de Hardeiotl Mrs, J.
=. Bowman.
The Blue Danube tarranged ov
Miss Ellie WORKMAN.
fal Nocturne (Greigl: th> Rhap-
ode No Ia Gdszt). Miss Margaret
ames,
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