The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-01

and Mrs. w. r. Dabney. Mr.. and Mrs.
George q. Ruskell. Mr.. Herbert White
hurst, ana Mr. and Mrs. Robert whit
tet, jail Of Richmond: Miss Hatch-
cr, OF Orange; MISS Partlow, OF Cor
ldonsvllle, and MISS Newman, Of Bar.
bcursvillc, Va; Mrs. Brown. OF Knox
Vile, Tenn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Med L.
Wrenn. OF Norfolk
After the 1st u October Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell will reside at Mo- 1882 Nom
Iumcnt Avenue.
ProbascO-1,uttls.
The wedding Of Miss clara Mary
futile, daughter OF Professor and Mrs.
Albert Henry Tuttle. OF the Univer-
sity OF Virginia. to Mr.. William Ram
sey Probasco. OF New York, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Russell Probasco,
OF Cincinnati was celebrated ut
O'Clock last evening in the chapel OF
the University OF Virginia. the Rev.
Harry Bedinger Lee, D. D.. rector of
Christ Church, Charlottesville, offlciat.
| ing.
The chapel was beautifully decorated
with magnolia blossoms an'l pink and
white hydrangeas. The wedding march
march. and other selections, were
played.
Miss Anna seeley Tuttle, OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia, only sister of The
bride, was maid OF honor. She wore
white mousseline de sole over pink,
with garniture OF pink -oscs. pink
satin folds and duchess lace. Her flow
ers were 11ermet roses.
Mr.. Charles Underwood Carpenter, OF
New York, was best man, aud the
ushers Messrs. William u. futile. San
Antonio, Texas, brother Of the brides:
Charles Probasco. Cincinnati. tile
groom's brother; Eugene 9. Pomeroy
and William G. Francis. New York;
Daniel II. Sewers, Columbus. o., and
Henry b. Boone. OF Charlottesville.
The bride came In with her father.
She was elegantly gowned in white
satin with flounces and trimming OF
rare old family lace. Her veil was
caught with sprays Of lilies OF the
valley and she carried showcr bou-
auet OF the lilies.
The ceremony was followed by
supper at the home OF Professor and
Mrs. futile. No. West Lawn. Univer-
sity Of Virginia, for the bridal party
and out-of-town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Probasco Will return
from their wedding tour to make their
home at No. 500 West One Hundred
and Twenty-second Street, New York
City.
Among those from distance Wit.
Messing the church ceremonial and at
tending the supper were Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Probasco. OF Cincinnati; MI
Charles w. Chase and Mrs. Edward 8.
Bassett, OF Cleveland. o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel H Sewers. OF Columbus. o.;
Mrs Henry B. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene C. Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles N. Carpenter. Miss Carpenter-l
ali OF New York. and Mrs. Charles p.
Bcdwell, OF Columbus. o.
PolIard-willcox.
In historic St. Paul.s Church, at $3.50
P. NJ. yesterday, Miss Sherrard War
rem Wilcox, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Augustus Christian Wilcox. OF No. 200
South Third Street, was married to
Mr. James Jeffries Pollard. son OF Mr..
Henry r. Pollard. OF Richmond. the
Rev Robert w. Forsyth officiating.
The color scheme OF decoration was
developed in white and green, the
church aisles and chancel being Cow
cred with white. and white roses and
altar candles making an effective
showing against a massing OF palms,
ferns and smilax. Professor Rein
hardt directed the music
The attendants included the ribbon.
bearers and flower girls. little MISS
Alice Reed Jones, Master Braxton Val
entine, Josephine Harrison and Jessie
Long. The girls were daintily frocked
In white French, batiste, with pink
sashes and ribbons. and carried bas-
kets OF pink sweet peas and rosebuds.
Master Valentine wore Tuxedo suit
Miss Aline Jennings. the maid Of
honor. was attired In Nile green chit.
fon, cloth over pale green satin. and
held an arm bouquet OF La France
roses.
Mr.. Robert Pollard was best man to
the groom. and the groomsmen were
Messrs. George Poindexter Bagby. OF
Baltimore: w. H. Palmer Leigh. David
Harris Leake. Frederick Gresham Pol-
lard, Walter S. McNeill, William Ladson
Jefferies. Robert B. Jones and Augustus
Christian Wilcox. Jr.
The bride came In with her father
She was gowned in soft ivory white
duchess satin. made in empire style
and having a yoke of duchess lace, in
the folds OF which was fastened a dla-
mond horseshoe, Mr.. Pollard's gift. Her
veil hung from wreath Of orange
blossoms and her flowers were lilies
of9the valley and white orchids
Mrs. Wilcox. the brides mother. had
on black silk tissue, trimmed with lace