The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1913-12-19
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FORMER ROUNDUP RESIDENT
MARRIED IN ENGLAND
Brilliant Wedding Of J. c. Simpson
and the Hon. Georgina Hamilton
Described by London Paper.

The frineds of j. G. Simpson, who
about three years ago was employed
by the Republic Coal Co., of this place
as mining engineer, will be pleased
to learn of his marriage last month
to the Hon. GeCrgina Violet Hamilton.
Mr.. Simpson was resident of Round
up for about two years during which
time he made numerous friends here
He was an honored member of the
Pioneer Club of this city, and upon
his departure he was rendered fare
well banquet at the Grand Hotel by
his friends. Following the banquet
he was carted down to the depot to
catch his train perched on top of a
water wagon the banqueters supplying
the motive power. Mr.. Simpson will
no doubt recall this episode during his
stay in the wild and woody West with
a great deal OF satisfaction and con-
siderable pleasure.
The Bystander, well known Lon
don magazine, copy of which was
received by The Record this week,
contained an excellent halftone OF the
Hon. GeorsiAa Hamilton, who is a
beautiful ytuag lady. The London
Daily Post oi November oath, printed
the following story OF the wedding:
The wedding took place on Satur-
day afternoon at st. Mary Abbot's
Church, keasington, CT the Hon. Geor-
gina Violet Hamilton, Gtughtef Of
the late Lord BelhaveL and Stenton
and Georgina Lady Belhaven and STEM
ton, with Mr. James Simpson, son Of
Il, lD+n At a,,I hSt.
Simpson, OF the Avenue, Grange, Edin-
burgh. The bride, who was given
away by her uncle, Mr.. Watson, of
Hamilton Lanarkshire, wore gown of
ivory charmeuse, the bodice composed
entirely of Brussels lace. The Court
train of brCcade was draped on one
side with the same lace, and the OPP
posite border was embroidered with
pearls and crystals in a design of true
lovers knots. She wore a diamond
and pearl pendant (the gift OF the
bridegroom) and a coronet and EN-
pire comb of orange blossoms, over a
Brussels lace veil, and carried bou-
juet white roses, heather, and
orange blossoms. Master Leslie and
Master Cecil Whiteside, sons CT Mr..
and the Hon. Mrs. Borras Whiteside,
attired in wLIte silk turics and white
felt hats, carried her train, and she
was also attended by four maids, the
Hon. Winifred Hmilton and the Hon.
Dorothy Hamilton Cher sisters), Mi :
Agnes Harper, and Misd Christina
Campbell of Ducstatfnage. They were
dresses of pale Parma charmeuse with
coats of brocaded chiffon velvet bor-
dered with skunk, and wreaths Of
Parma violets over long lace Wells,
and they carried shower bouuets of
Parma violets and smilax,. and wore
the bridegroom's gift to them, pearl
and turquoise pendants with gold
chains. The bridegroom was attended
by his brother, Mr.. ]. Watson Simp.
son, as best man. The service was
fully choral, and was performed by the
Rev. Lord Victor Seymour of St
Stephens Church, Gloucester-road, as
sisted by Pebendary Pennefather, vi
car Of Kensington.
after the ceremony Georgina Lady
Belhaven and Stenton held recep
ton at the Hans Crescent Hotel.
Mr.. and the Hon. Mrs. Simpson
later left for Paris en- route for Venice
the bride travelling in dress of grey
satin Regina with velvet coat and
mauve velvet hat trimmed with osprey
and black fox furs."