The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-01
CHURCH HILL NEWS
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4 very pretty marriage took place
in the home Of the bride Wednesday,.
November 30. at 3 o'clock. when
Miss Allie clyde Evans became the
wife of Mr.. William Joseph Han
cock The bride. who IN the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. a. Evans, OF
bos North Twentyfourth street, Is
girl of much grace and charm OF
manner. and IL very popular. being 4
memoer Of Union station choir. Rev.
r. H. Potts was the omciating min
lister.
The home was artistieali3 decorated
for the OCCASION, the color scheme of
pink and white being carried out In
every detail. Palms, terms and potted
plants en- nasted in the front parior
formed a pretty background for the
improvised altar. be1ore which the
young couple plighted their trotn.
ine nantes were banked with white
chrysanthemums, intersperred with
pink candles, whose soft glow en-
HANGED the beauty of the scene.
Miss Louise Goode. cousin OF the
bride. had charge CT the music. rem
derlng MendelEsohn's wedding march
as a professional and playing Hearts
and Flowers" softly during the cere-
mony. Little Misses Alice and Eliza
beth Goode. Alice and Ruth Evans.
cousins OF the bride. daintiiy clad IN
white lingerie frocks. with pink rib
hons, held the ribbons. forming the
aisle through which the bridal cou-
PIE passed. The bride vote a hand
some going-away gown of navy blue
cloth with hat and gloves to match
and carried bouquet CT Brides roses
After receiving the congratulations of
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock
left for Cape Charles and other points
OF Southeast Virginia Returning,
they will be at home to their friends
after December 5 at Highland Park.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. r. e. Hancock and Miss Agnes
Hancock, mother and sister of the
groom. Of Beaver Dam. Va: Miss Ella
Smith, OF Golansviile, Va: Mrs. Flem-
Ing Christian. OF Norfolk, and Miss
Margaret Elier, OF Portsmouth, Va.
Mrs. r. T. Wilson, OF Lower Hen
ric, who attended the Kemp Selden
nuptials Tuesday evening, was the
guest OF Mrs. John Hunt Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernest r. Robertson. OF $40
North Thirty-second street, left the
city Tuesday for trip to Charlottes-
willie and Culpeper.
HAIS. N1CoS8c AA&SA ma uAd8htcIy VI
Glen Echo. were the guests We'd
nesday of Mrs. =. L. Wiltshire, 1901
East Broad street.
Ven interesting and thoroughly en-
joyable was the all-dAy session OF the
Home Mission District Conference.
which met at Union Station Wednes-
day. Mrs. r. y. Michaels. district
secretary. presided. The devotional
exercises were conducted by Rev. r..
H. Potts in the morning and Rev G.
| r. Greene In the Afternoon. The adj
dress OF welcome was delivered by
Mrs. A. c. Stevenson. Of Union Sta
ton. and responded to by Mrs. W. q,
Rurch, OF South Richmond Among
the splendid features were interest
Ing addresses by Mrs IL. E. Wall, OF
Farmville: AIRS. NJ. u. Norman and
| Mrs. Robert Winfree, OF LynchburE.
and talk by Or. Atweil on Noun
tain Work in Southwest Virginia" In
the afternoon missionary quiz was
conducted by Mrs. n. Il. Richeson.
OF Clay Street, The social hour, dur
Ing which n dainty lunch was served.
Was much enjoyed. A number of
other interesting papers were also
read.
Mrs. A. G. Slade, Of Enaporia, was
the recent guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
l. A. Guy. or East Bread street.
Mrs AZ. NJ. Moorman and Mrs Rob-
ert Winfree. OF Lynchburg. will re-
main in the city TO attend the meet
!ng Of the executive board OF home
missions at Centenary to-day.
Mrs. ]. c. Williams IL quite sick il,
her home on North Thirts-second
| street.