Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
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"A fashionable and interesting so
ciety event of yesterday evening was
tho marriage of Miss Margaret Gardi-
ner Tyler. daughter OF Judge and Mrs.
: David Gardiner Tyler. to Stephen F'ow-
Ter Chadwick. son of Judge and Mrs.
stephen j. Chadwick. of Seattle, Wash
!nEton. which was celebrated at $50
o'clock at Sherwood Forest" the his
toric home OF the brides parents Rev.
Rufftn Jones. rector OF old Bruton
Parish Church at Williamsburg. per-
formed the ceremony. which took place
IN the long. old-fashioncd paror. The
house was lighted everywhere with
candles In great silver candlesticks and
plossoms grown in the quaint old gar
den Of Sherwood Forest" Mrs. H. l..
Saunders S.s,.ae presided at the, piano and
accompanied her on the violin
The bride. who was given away by
ner rather; wore a white satin and tulle
WAS fastened with orange blossoms.
She wore old fashioned pearl orna-
ments that have been worn BY many
generations OF brides and carried
shower bouquet of white roses. Miss
Mary Lyon Tyler. who was maid of
honor, wore pink organdie frock and
best man The bridesmaids Included
Miss Anne Page. OF Hanover County:
Miss Christine wildman. OF Ioudoun:
Misses Mary Cary Moncure and Cora
piarrott and Mrs. Miles. of Williams.
burg. They wore similar frocks of
white orsandie with pink sashca and
carried French baskets Of pink roses.
The wedding was brilliant event of
the midsummer season and united two
ola and distinguished families. The
) bride Is a descendant Of Prcsidcn,
Tyler and is widely related in Rich
'h..l tab m
with the American Expcditionary
Forces In Siberia. His father has just
retired from the position of Chief Jus
tice OF the Supreme Court of Washing
ton State Many guests from Rich
mond motored to Charles City County
last evening H for the wedding a, "sher
WOOD Forest Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick
left imm ediately for the groom's home
In Seattle.
Lee-Pinckney.
Another, prominent wedding OF yes
ter. was that of Colonel Robert E. Lee.
general. and Mrs. Mary Memminger
Middleton Pinckney widow OF Gus
tayus N. Pinckney. son OF the late c.
8. c. The ceremony took place At high
. noon at the Church Of the Epiphany
IN Washington. Only few close
friends and relatives witnessed the
marriage, which was very qui; one,
AND there were no attendants.
Colonel Lee is son OF Mrs. W. F.
~SoSs ~ nav CHS !" oTtI. county,
ana ~ direc, descendant Of signer
Of the American declaration OF indie
pendence. His bride was formerly Miss
Mary NJ. Middleton. OF Charleston s. e..
direct descendant OF Arthur Middle
ton, who WAS also signer OF the
declaration Of independence
Rives-Honaker.
u. The home %, OF Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
OF pretty wedding Saturday morning.
June 2s. when their daughter. Miss
Lsiis Honaker. became the bride Of
leon on,, Little 1h Kives; OF Greenyilie North
the porch. which WAS beautifully dec
Grated with ferns and pink roses,
blue going away gown with corsage
bouquet OF sunburst rosebuds
Miss Elisha Hunard sang Until" The
ring was carried by Scott ShaTer. little
nephew OF the bride. 10 the strains of
Lohengrins wedding march. played by
Misc Matte Summerman on the violin
and Miss Elsie Hunard at the piano.
Th<9cercmony was performed by Rev.
9. I. Lambert. OF the Methodist church.
ana music was rendered b. Misses
Sumnerman and Huffard.
Immediately after breakfast the
bridal couple left for an extended tour.
After July 10 they will be At home.
Al East Eighth Street, Grecnvillc.
North Carolina.
Approaching Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Hubbard have
Issued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter. annie Celeste, and Les
take place on W Ned e morning
July 9. at 1880 o'clock IN the home OF
the bride. 25ie East Grace Street
Home Wedding.
Antalusia. the home OF T. B. Richer
son. near Bagby. was, on the after
noon OF June IS. the scene of mar
rlaxe when Miss Annie Lee Richerson
became the bride of Edward Dabney
Binns. OF Richmond. The parlors were
decorated with ferns and everErccns
and lighted with altar candles. There
were many relatives and friends as
sembcd to witness the ceremony The
s priaal paaTty entered the psrior TO the
of Essex County. who also PLAYED
softiy during the ceremony. Ropes Of
daisies. carried by little Misses Ruby
Eicherson and katherine and Lucy
Temple Willis nicces OF the bride and
,ittle Miss Hensice, of South Carolina
formed an aisle for the bridal party
Nancy Lee Richerson and flower
basket by little Miss Diners, a niece OF
The groom The ceremony was per-
I Kern n oetore W an ,improyised altar by
brother law of the bride and Rev
Andrew Broaddus. of Sparta The bride
T wore a SUI, OF gray cloth and purple
roses. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served. The livinc-room
was decorated IN sweet peas and DAN
las; and the refreshments we're served
ny Misses Harriet Rolph. Carrie Mahon
and Elizabeth Butler. wearing orcandie
dresses. s'oie
v, MT and ao3 Mrs gInnis LEFT later for
after July at IA North Twenty fourtl,
street, Richmond. -
ss IN AND our OF TOWN.
MS .Jac9ueiin P. TAYLOR and her daurh