The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-15
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| wore DIRK sCisSA ~hfta e@hN
the ribbons.
| The brides attendants were her
niece, Miss Julia Harvey Ingles, In
white embroidered null, as flower
girl: her sister, Miss Julia Harvey
Ingles. in white Bohemian lace over
green satin, as maid Of honor: Miss
Margaret Wade. Of Chrtsfiansburg;
Miss Margaret Trolinger. of Riner;
Misses Minnie and Erica Ingles, IN
white lace frocks, with colored rib
bons, as bridesmaids, and Mrs. Cor
don Roberts. a bride of two weeks.
In her wedding gown, as matron OF
honor. The maid OF honor carried
La France roses, and the maids held
bouquets OF pink carnations.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. Harry Whitmore. Of the First
Presbyterian church. The groom was
attended by his brother as best man,
Mr.. Frank Dean Hill. OF Richmond.
and the ushers were: Mr.. William
Ingles, Jr.. and Mr.. Thomas Ingles.
brothers of the bride. Mrs. Lewis
Ingies, OF Roanoke. presided at the
piano, and played the wedding
| marches.
The guests on their arrival were re-
ceived by Captain and Mrs. William
Ingles. Mrs. d. c. Barton. Miss Mary
Draper Ingles. Mrs. William Ingies.
Jr., and Miss Mackie Ingies. A brill
liant reception followed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill left on the after.
noon train for New York. and will
be at home after January list at
1905 Hanover avenue, Richmond. The
brides travelling dress was a hand
some brown tailored suit. with brown
velour hat.
The wedding presents were numer-
Gus and beautiful among which were
4 two chests OF solid silver. one from
the brides family, and the other from
the groom's relatives. Miss Mary
Nc Ingles entertained the bridal party
at a luncheon Wednesday morning.
after the rehearsal. and Thursday
morning an elegant wedding breakfast
was given to the bridal party by the
parents OF the bride. Mr.. and" Mrs.
A. l. Ingles. at their beautiful home.
"1ngleheim."
The out-of-town guests were: Miss
Leila Palmer Hill. Miss Elizabeth
Hill. sisters Of the groom: Mr.. Frank
Hin. Mr.. Albert Bruce. Mr.. and Mrs.
| James Caskie, all Of Richmond: Mr..
Charlie Palmer, OF Nelson county, Mr.
Charlie Palmer. Jr. Mr.. James Lewis
Inyies. DR.. and Mrs Joseph A Gale,
Miss Charlotte Gale. DIR. Julius Willis.
DIR. Tom Burke. Mrs. J. B. Ransom.
Miss Frances Coleman. all Of Roanoke.
l MuS1Nat
The series of musical teas to be
given at the Jefferson during Feb
ruary are arousing much interest
among the society women Of the city
and they prmise to be very delight
full affairs Of the Lenten season. There
will be two vocal concerts and one
of chamber music, taking place on
the afternoons Of February 18th. lstn
and e6th. The artists will come to
Richmond from Washington. where
they will give similar series at the
playhouse Arrangements for the
musicals are being made by Mrs.
Claiming Ward, and they win be
given under the most fashionable
. patronage.
Among the patronesses win be
,; Mrs. Thomas Adkins. Mrs. Decatur
Axtell, Mrs. NJ. St. George Anderson.
!, Miss Effie Branch. Mrs. A. Beirne
! Blair. Mrs. John Stewart Bryan. Mrs.
. Jonathon Bryan. Mrs. Malcolm Bruce.
, Mrs. r. NJ. Boykin. Mrs. VIM. Ruin
. Cox, Mrs. F. W. Christian, Mrs. John
Coke, Jr., Mrs. M. J. Caples. Mrs.
James III. Dooiey, Mrs. C.. e. Doyle.
! Mrs b. Fl. Ellisgton, Mrs. A. B. Gui-
gon, Mrs Frank b. Fuest, Mrs. Ber-
nard +. Guest. Mrs. Edgar Gum, Miss
, Katherine Halves, Mrs. Horace Halves,
Mrs. e. d. Hotchkiss. Jr.. Mrs. H s.
. Hotchkiss. Mrs. W. M. Habliston.
, Mrs. II. w. jackson. Mrs. Thomas
. Cary johnson, Mrs. @. b. Jennings,
, Mrs. r. II. Lindsey. Mrs. Egbert G..
; Leigh, Jr. Mrs. C, Barksdaie Lathrop,
Mrs. Samuel T. Morgan. Mrs. w. r,
Massie. Mrs. Ivan Maltby. Mrs. Her.
| bert Mann, Mrs. J. Mason Miller, Mrs.
w. S. McNeill. Mrs. J. Scott Parrish.
Mrs. Norman v. Randolph. Mrs. Pol
/, tiaux Robinson. Miss Robinson. Mrs.
, r. T. Robinson, Miss Frances Scott.
Mrs. Il. A. Saunders. Mrs. II. L.
, Spilman, Mrs. William Talley. Mrs.
Brydon Tenant. Mrs. William III.
: | White, Miss Emma Gray White, Miss
: | Mary williams. Mrs. A. d. Williams,
: | Mrs De Soto Fitzgerald, Mrs. Edward
|. IC. Mayo Mrs. Meade r.. Spicer. Mrs.
William Todd. Mrs. J. G. Corley. Mrs
Eugene Cook. Mrs. T. L. Moore. Mrs
: j. n. Mosby, Mrs. w. w. Gary, Mrs
: f. w. Grice. Mrs. w. S. Forbes. Mrs
. Philip e. johnson and Mrs. s. III
Harris.
vcsper Services.
An unusually attractive program ha'
!. been arranged for the Christmas yes
!, per services. which will be held a
the Y. W. G. A. gymnasium, corner
!, Fourth and Cary streets. this after
: noon at 4:30 o'clock. The program
: follows:
story OF the Nativity, from st
1 MattnSW, NA.So 6N0ANSicy.
Meeting Of the Wise Men in tn,
Desert. from Ben Hur. Miss Louise
i Kellogg.
O. Little Town OF Bethlehem.
. March Of the Magi.
: In the Fields With Their Flock
/. Abiding
Cantique de Noel.
A Palms.
4 Bearing His Cross.
4 Soloists-Miss Lucy Gwathmey ant
!. Miss Julia Culbreth.
Accompanist---Miss Louise Barker
!. ST. Johns Circle.
/. ST. Johns Circle Of the King
! Daughters will meet Monday after
: noon. December 18th, at o'clock witt
b Mrs. Oscar Parrish, 2T00 East Grac
q kstreet. AZ this In the last meetinl
. before the holidays, members are re
! minded to bring their contributors
a for the Christmas baskets to be sen
+ out BY the circle. The number o
. beneficiaries are unusually largo TIL
k winter.
r OF Interest Here.
+ Says the Baltimore American o
], last Friday:
T The most brilliant wedding tina
a Suarrow's Point has Witnessed 70
4 some time was that OF Miss Maria
e isrsnces Martin. Of b street. Sparrow
. Point, last night in~ tho st. Mat
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