Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-10-30
Miss Glasgow Becomes Bride of
Mr.. McCOrkIe

Miss Glasgow Becomes Bride {
q Mr.. McCork1e
:. A nuptial event CT interest to
: wide circle OF friends was celt
brated last evening at 6 o'clock q
Tuscan Villa" the home of til
bride on South river, the contract
ing parties being Miss Ellzabet
Vance Glasgow, daughter Of Mrs
Laura Mackey Glasgow, and Mr.
: Henry Hale McCorkle of New
York, son of Mrs Virginia Wilson
McCOrkle of near Buena Vista
Rev. Emmett w McCorkle, ID. d.
of Nicolasville. KY, brother of tn,
bridegroom, and Rev. James A
Mcclure of Buena Vista, the
BRIDES pastor, were the officiating
ministers.
The bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. Alexander McNutt
Glasgow of Knoxville, Tenn. She
were a handsome gown of embroid-
cred chiffon ever liberty satin, with
lace trimmings, and carried a
shower bouquet of BRIDES rOsee and
white violets. Her veil was caught
with an. ornament of aquamarines,
heirloOms in the Glasgow family,
and she wore a cOrOnet of pearls,
the gift of the bridegroom. Misses
Lucy Goodwin and Mary Thomas
son Glasgow, sisters CT the bride,
were MAIDS of honor. They were
gOwned il white net over green
taffeta, with lace trimmings and
green girdles, and carried large
bouquets of yellow chrysanthe.
NUNS. The bridegroom was at.
tended by Mr.. Frank A. Cook of
New York City as best man.
The bridal party entered the
parlor to the strains CT Mendels-
sohn's wedding march played by
Miss Louise Neriweather of Buena
Vista. and during the impressive
ceremony she softly rendered
Liztz's 'Dream of Love-" Pre-
ceding the bride entered little
Miss Katherine Fontalne Paxton,
as flower girl, who was daintily
dressed IN white chiffon batiste
trimmed In vOlenciennes lace and
carrying hOra of plenty with
flowers; and Master Powell Pax
ton, the page, dressed in white
satin blouse suit, bearing a shep-
herds crook with flowers. They
bore ribbons, with which they
made an aisle for the bride.
Following the marriage a recep.
jicn was held in homer Of the brid-
Al party and number Of guests,
concluding with an elaborate sup.
per. The spacious parlOrs and
lining room were decorated with
autumn leaves, ferns and chrys.
Inthemums, the color scheEe be-
ny green and gold. TIE nuptial
'ows were plighted under conopy
from the ceiling.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCorkle drove to
Suena Vista and took the mid
igt train for trip to the North
IN cities and the White Noun
aims, where they will spend their !
oneymoon. They will reside in d
lew York.
- Mrs. McCorkle, through her
ather, the late Alexander McNutt
-lasgOw, has wide connection in
and other parts of T
irglnia. She is II beautiful young
'dy, and possesses many charms L
{ mind and person. Mr.. McCor-
lie is son of the late William H. q
IcCOrkle OF near Lexington, and
a prominent young member of \
lie New York City bar. He grad =
ated in law from Washington and
ee University. u
Among the guests from a dis 81
nee were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter t.
. McCOrkle and Mr.. Robert Nc is
)rkle of New York City; Mr.. Ond -,
RS. Howard McCOrkle of Lexing. q
n, KY; Misses Mamie McCorkle te
I'd Callie COrling of LYnchburg; t
isses Mabel and Antha Mish and al
RS. Frank Clemmer of Augusta
unity. 1,