The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
NOTABLE WEDD|NGS.|A
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Son Of the First Duke Of IF. West est
Minister Leads Bride to
Altar.
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There have been many pretty and inter-
esting weddings In London since Easter.
or these ,ione wcro Of moro Interest ana
Importance than that which was solemn
izcd at st. Peters Church, Eaton Square,
when Lady Mabel Crichton, youngest
daughter Of the Earl and Countess OF
lIrnc. was married TO Lord Hugh Gros-
ycnor. son OF tho first Duke OF west
minister. and uncle Of the present louKc
= rho bridegroom IS Il half-brother OF inc
Duchess Of Teck, who is q sister-lh-ia"
OF tho princess Of Wales. rho duke ana
Duchess Of 1cck were present at the
ceremony. Tho Earl Of Erne gave MS
daughter away. Lady Mabel Crlchton is
i fai-, pretty girl, and she looked very
lovely In, her simple bridal gown OF rlch
rlvcr-whte satin. the long-traincd corsc-
let skirt covered almost entirely Win
beautiful old Brussols lace, here and there
Tie rich satin ahimmcring through. Inc
lace was prcttily draped on inc D eo,.
and was finished with Il vest OF tucked
chiffon. Her veil was OF lovely old fam
~ lace. fastened with real orange bios
eo,ns. Lady Mabel wore no jewels. Lady
& Helen Grosyen0r was, unfortunately, pre-
vented by illness from acting as brides
maid.
A Notable Wedding.
a very smart Roman Catholic wedding
was 80 emnized on st. Georges Day at
X the Brompton Oratory, when Miss GeorH-
Inn Wilde, daughter OF the late George
wilde and OF Mrs. Henry Siegcl, and
niece OF Rear Admiral Wilde. Of the Unit
ed States Navy, was married to Count
Carlo Dcntice di Frasso. youngest broth
or Of Prince Luigi Frasso OF Rome. Miss
Wilde was cfristened after our patron
saint April %, being her birthday.
The oratory was lavishly decorated With
white roses. The Rev. Father Bernard
Vaughan and Rev. Father Lynch ccle
bratcd the nuptial rites. According TO
italian custom, the bride was escorted up
the aisle by the eldest member OF inc
brIdegroom's family, Prince Frasso, the
bridegroom having previously led the
brides mother up the aisle, where they
awaited the arrival Of the bride at the
altar ,..
Mrs. Siegcl gave her daughter away,
The bride who is dark and piquante, look
ing very charming in q lovely gown or
rich and soft white satin, tho skirt fes-
TONED with nounce OF exquisite rose
point lace caught here and there with
sprays and orange blossoms
A Military Wedding,
st. Peters Church. Eaton Square, was
the scene of q wedding OF more thanEusta
interest, tho bridegroom being Captain W.
ItFIngiby, Scots Guards. the elder twin
son OF Mr.. William Ingllby, and nephew
OF Sir Henry Ingilby. of Ripley Castle.
Yorks, and the bride the Hon. Alberta
4 Vivian, the elder twin daughter OF Lady
Swansea. The Rev. W. Travis, In tho
unavoidable absence OF the Bishop OF
Wakefield performed the ceremony, and
The Hon. Odo Vivian gave his sister away.
Non commissioned officers and men Of
the Scots Guards lined the porch. and
afterward followed the bridal procession
up the aisle, and five groWn-up brides
mnIds-thc Misses Evelyn and Lillian
Vivian. Lady Helen Gordon-Lennox. Miss
Madeline Arbuthnot and Miss Pccheli--
with two little girls. Miss Agnes Camp
bell and Miss Audrey Vivian, were in at
tendance upon the bride.
An Irish Wedding.
Miss Julian Mary Jocelyn, elder daugh-
ter of Lieutenant Colonel the Hon. Robert
Jocelyn. of FTullymore Park. County
Down, was married on Primrose Day to
Roger Charlton Parr, of killicchronan.
Isle OF Null, only son OF ]. Charlton
Farr, Of Grappenhall Heyes, Cheshire, and
stanton Park, Hercfordshlre. The mar
rage was solcmnizcd at Bryansford Par
ish Church, County Down, by Canon
Armitstcad. ana tho Rev. a. Langtry.
Colonel Jocelyn gave his daughter away.
the bride wearing white duchesse satin
gown, embroidered with pearls and
trimmed with orange blossoms.
A wreath of orange blossoms fastened
her beautiful veil Of Limerick lace, and
she carried u bouquet composed OF white
orchids. roses and lilies Of the valley.
Tier only ornament was a diamond neck
+ lc:. the gift OF the bridegroom Follow
jng the bride were her sister. Miss Marcia
Jocclyn; Miss Parr, sister OF the BRIDE
groom; Miss Eva Tntton. Miss Kay, Miss
Winfrctl Kay and Miss Harris.
The bridesmaids wore dresses of white
crepe dc chine, prettlyi embroidered with
nppiqucd blue velvet leaves. and hats to
match. composed of blue crinolinc straw,
trimmed with blue feathers. Tho brides
groom gave tho bridesmaids pearl
brooches. and also their bouquets Of pink
carnations. tied with blue ribbons.
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