The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-14

will visit the countries on the Medi
terranean, and will spend some time
gn Egypt They will be accompanied
IN Mrs A. II. McCue, OF Baskerville,
Ma.
Prominent Wedding.
Christ Episcopal church I'm Char
lattegvilie was the scene Of a promi
nent wedding Wednesday afternoon
nj a:s0 o'clock when Miss Ida Louise
Macon Hanckel, daughter of Mr., and
Mrs Louis Tfapff1an Hanckel, and Mr..
Harry Thornton Bowles were married
A reception at the Blue Ridge club
Immediately following the ceremony,
was attended by the university set
and prominent out-of-town guests.
The church was decorated with
Southern smilax and Easter lilies.
A screen of smilax half hid the
choir stall ARD left but narrow es-
cape for the altar steps, where the
marriage service was performed, the
hetrofhal part Of the service being
read at the foot of the chancel steps.
The wedding party entered the
church through the main door as
Miss Fannie. Meade played the To-
henersn wedding march. The ushers,
Nessrs. Frederick III. Brooke, Of
welles, Jr.. Of Scranton, Pa; James
M McGee, Of Pittsburg. Pa; Ord.
Preston, of Washington, ID. c.: Brew
er Coreoran, of Springfield. Mass.
and y. Stuart and william c. Hanckei.
brothers of the bride--Ied. followed
by two little flower girls. Suzanne
ianckel and Virginia King, who i'm
mediateiy preceded the bride. es
eorted by her father They were
met at the altar steps by the groom
and his brother, Mr. John Elliott
Bow1es of New York, who acted as
best man. With them was the Off
chatting clergyman, Rev. III. ID. Lee, d.
d.. who performed the ceremony.
using the Episcopal service, with the
single ring. During the bethrothai
THE Evening Star" from Lohengrina
was softly played.
The bride wore an exquisite gown
OF ivory satin. trimmed with Duchess
lace and caught up with pearls and
orange blossoms. Her white slippers
were also trimmed with orange bios
SONS. she wore tulle VEIL which
was caught up with orange blossoms,
and carried shower bouquet of the
same flowers and bride roses, Her
only jewel was II pearl cross, gift
from the groom which had the added
sentiment Of having belonged 70 Mr..
1owies mother The little flower
girls wore frocks OF Irish lace over
pink slips. with pink ribbons, and
carried baskets of pink sweet peas.
The bride is the third daughter of
ex- Mayor l.. r. Hanckel, president of
the AihamarIe National Bank and
one Of the moot prominent residents
of Charlottesville
Mr. Bowies has made many friends
since he came 10 Virginia to make his
home He is q member Of one of the
oldest and most prominent Of the
families OF Springfield. Mass.
la4f IF hn NJ 8FT
fshers were fellow members Of Skull
nnd Bares, at Yale, and their gift 70
tbe bride and groom was handsome
hail clock.
A4n0nr the out -of-town guests
present at the wedding We're Mrs. Ed
Gilmore, Of Sewickley, Pa; Stephen
wallace Powles, OF New York. cid
esf brother Of the groom; Miss Eliza
beth II. Bowles, sister Of the groom;
Colonel r. c. Thompson. Of New
Haven Russell s. F'oote. of New
York, Mrs. ord Preston, of wash
isagion, p. c. and Mrs. Brewer Cor
coran. II Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Gibson Patroness.
Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson is one
IF t1te patFpncEEcs for the bal masque
to be given in New York at the Plaza
hotel the last .of this month. Other
patronesses for the ball, which viii
events are Mines. August Belmont,
Jr.: Henry WorthinRton Bull, Amos
Tuck French, Gerald V, Hollins.
Harry x. Knapp, David King, VIII
liam III. Lefferts. James A. McCrea,
j Fred Pierson. Jr. Stephen III. =.
Peil. George L. Rives, Samuel Ste
VEINS Sands. Charles A Van Rens-
selaeY, Richard Watson, Robert G,
Watson. FL, Duncan Wood and Miss
Alice Nicholas
Attend st. Cecilia Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Hawk Prem
tice, The latter formerly Miss Susie
Selden Dimmoek. spent several days
fflig week w!th Mrs Prentjee's moth
er, Mrs, W. 6. Dimmock. in Newport
News, before leaving yesterday for
their future home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Prentice. who were
married about two weeks ago, have
been spending their honeymoon in
the South. They were guests of Mr..
John Marshall. In Charleston, s. C.,
and attended the exclusive st. Cecilia
bail In that city.
Attractive Tea.
Mrs Emnitt Morton was hostess at
delightful tea Tuesday afternoon at
the Barksdale cottage in Maynesboro.
THE rooms were decorated with pink
flowers and shaded lights, and assist
Ing Mrs. Morton in receiving were
Mrs, Robertson and Mrs l.. Barks-
dale. Mrs. Percy 10th poured coffee,
and Mics Mary Osborne Tempieton,
Mrs Charlie MeCray, Mrs. Antrim
Conner, and Mrs. Harry Magee assisted
dining room. Mrs. Morton's
guests were: Mrs. Frank Sweet. Mrs.
Carl bowman, Mrs. Edward Nj. Cahell,
Z ass'Trs Ernest Mostly Mrs FRANK Chew,
Mrs fohn II. Levy Mrs, j. r Tefn-
pleton. Miss Lou Withrow, Mrs David
Malthall, Mrs, William II. I.aveI; Mrs.
r. ~ Vance, Mrs william Patterson,
Miss Fannie McComb, Miss Daisy
Dougdale, Miss Helen Conner, Mrs.
Fred Cook, Mrs, Guy Hamilton, Mrs.
Hugh Lyle and Mrs. John Thompson.
Valentine Reception.
In honor OF the Rev. and Mrs. John
jefferson Bradford, of Park Place
Methodist Episcopal church a recep-
tion will be given this evening al s30
o'clock at the church There wfn be
an enjoyable program of music and
addresses The decorations viii be In
Kaeping with the day. Light refresh
fnerts will he served during tho social