The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03


North Taseweli Methodist Church yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock. when
Miss Rosemary White. daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. Abram Barr White. became
the bride Of Walter Coke Scott. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. h. Scott Of Norfolk. The
Few. T.. c. Rich. rector Of Stras No.
mortal Episcopal Church, at TazeweIL
performed the ceremony. and Miss Bes-
sic Crockett played the wedding
marches. accompanied by Mrs. George
Smith. OF Blueheld. w. Va. on the
violin. The chancel OF the church
was beautifully decorated with golden
rod and autumn leaves.
Mrs. Roy r. Thorn pson. OF Blueheld.
and Mrs. John Hopkins were danes OF
honor. Mrs. Hop~ins wearing gown
of yellow crepe 4. chine and Mrs.
Thompson white tatin. They both
carried bouquets u yellow roses and
maiden hair ferns. The bridesmaids
included Misses Hattie Fudge and Isa-
belle Leslie, who were gowned in pale
yellow satin made with oyerdress OF
white chiffon. They carried bouquets
similar to those Of the matrons OF
honor. Rosy =. Thompson. nf Hiue-
field. and Walter Kiser. of Tazewell.
were ushers.
The bride wore n gown of heavy
white satin trimmed in princess lace
and pearls. and her only ornament
was diamond and pearl brooch. the
groom's gift. Her veil Of illusion was
caught with sprays o; orange BIOS
SONS. and she carried a shower bou-
ouer Of Bride roses and lilies of the
valley. VI. Henry White, Of Buchanan.
gave mis- sister away. Miss Hattie White
was maid Of honor. and W. Z. Ham OF
Norfolk, attended the groom as his
best man. The maid OF honor wore
costume OF yellow satin draped IN
white. chiffon and carried bouquet OF
yellow roses. Little Jennie Hartman
and Martha kiser, both first cousins OF
the bride. were flower girls and wore
white lingerie frocks with yelIo"
sashes.
The bridal party was entertained AT
dinner. given at the home OK the
brides aunt. MS G. W. Doak, in Iaze-
well. following the rehearsal on Tues
day evening. and were later guests at
reception given at the brides home.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott left for a North
e-n trip. and on their return viii re-
side in Norfolk. where Mr. Scott is
member 0: the firm Of W. 7. Ham &
Co, brokers.
Ingies-Barton.
I'd the parlo.s and halls Of 'Ingieside,'
the home OF Mrs. Mechanism Insles
near Radford. yesterday morning at
$50 o'clock, when Miss Laura Palmer
IneIes, was married to David Cloyd
Barton, son Of Robert II. Barton. j.
Harry whitmore, of the Presbyterian
Church. ofic'ated- Mrs. Lewis Ingies'
a sis.er-in-law Of the bride. played the
wedding marches. and Miss Mary In
giles was her sisters maid OF honor.
Strother Barton. brother Of the groom
was best man
The bride entered with her brother.
Lewis Ingles. Of Roanoke. and wore
smart going away gown OF brown
diagonal cloth with hat to match:
She carried yellow roses The maid CT
honor vote imported lingerie frock over
yellow messaline and carried a bouquet
Of yellow chrysanthemNms Eight cous-
ms O., the bride. wearing white lingerie
Srocks and carrying gcldenrod., heio
the ribons, and little Julia Lngles
carried the wedding ring in white
chrysanthemum.
The bridal party was entertained at
the home of the brides mother at din
ner on Tuesday night M. and MRS.
Barton will be at home after October
Is. at Solitude" the home of the
groom. near Dublin. Out-cf-town
guests for the wedding were Mrs.
nomas Lewis. OF Roanoke: Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Ingles. of Roanoke. Miss
Mar1aret Wade. uf ChristIansourg.
Miss Isabelle Ralston. OF Middleboro:
Robert Barton. Miss Elizbeth Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strother Barton, Of Dun
kard's Bottom.
Missionary Meetins-
nf IA
woman's Missionary Society of the
Firsr gau,ist Church will be held this
afternoon at o'clock !. the church
nar,ors. All members are urged to be
nresent. as il is meeting OF much i'm
portauce and many matters are to be
discussed
Celebrate Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bliiey will be at
home to their friends on Sunday even
ing October S. from to IL o'clock on
the occasion Of their fifteenth wedding
"a anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIiley will leave for An
extended trip on Monday morning to
New York, Niagara Falls and Lake
--r!e.
yeFver-HeehIeH.
A pretty wedding was celebrated
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock At
the home Of the brides parents. 40
Addison Street. when Miss Grayce Bin
ford HechIer, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
William T. Hechler, was married to
Farrar C.. verser. son Of M and Mrs
w. n. yerser. OF Crewe- The ceremony
wa. performed BY the Rev. Rosser. OF
North Carolina. and the house was
decorated for the occasion in palms
and ferns and lighted candles Miss
Alma King, OF Portsmouth, played
Mendeissohn's wedding March" at the
entry Of the bridal party. and y.
Promise Me" very softly during the
ceremony
The bride entered with her :ather.
who gave her away. She wore oarK
h,ue travelling suit with a modish hat
90 match and carried a shower bouquet