The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-23
Elon Notes

Eion College, y. c, Aug. 22--Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ingle entertained last
evening from 8 to 10 o'clock formally
in honor of their son and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. A W Cline, who were
here from their wedding tour and
whose home Is to be In Asheboro,
where Mr.. Cline Is editor Of the Ashe-
bore Courier.
The home had been appropriately
decorated for the occasion, and the
guests were invited in two sections
the adults coming from s to 9 and
the younger set from to 10 O'Clock
, In the receiving line were Mr. and
Mrs J. w Ingle. Professor j. J. Ingle
Of Catawba college; Mr.. and Mrs A
w. Cline. Miss Albright. OF Graham,
and Professor and Mrs. r. L. Walker
Of Linwood. ~. c. Mrs. E Il. Fowler
presided at the punch bowl. and Mrs
II. d. Lambeth received the guests at
the door
The lawn In front If the Ingle home
was also appropriately decorated. and
japanese lanterns added to the effect
on the lawn tables were weighted
down with a c0pious abundance Of
fruits, and tables were scattered on
the lawn for the enjoyment OF games
1t was most enjoyable event. and
all the guests were reluctant to leave
when the hour of departure came,
Double Wedding.
A beautiful double wedding oc-
CURED at the home of Rev T. b
Dawson here on Wednesday evening
the 18th. at P. NJ, when Professor
A. L. Hook. OF the college. married his
second daughter. Miss Jessie Irene.
and Mr. Monroe a. Van Billiard, Of
Lakeworth. Fla, married his eldest
daughter, Miss Laura Esther. The
wedding was witnessed by a large con-
course of relatives and friends who
gathered on tho lawn Immediately In
front of tho Lawson home, the front
veranda Of which had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
The bridal parties came on to the
yeranda from the doors opening onto
il from the paTlor and drawing-roon1,
respectively, being preceded by
Messrs. w. s. Wicker, of the Hill. and
Mr.. S. Vance Dawson, OF Greensboro,
with Misses Fannie Pearl and Mary A.
Dawson, sisters of the brides, as maids
Of honor. The ring bearers were lit
tie Dan Long Newman and little Miss
WatteiIe Lambeth. The flower girls
were little Misses Gwendolyn Patton
aud Mary Graham Lawrence and the
officiating clergymen were Doctors J.
L. Newman and J. w. Wellons.
Both brides have been students IN
Elon college. having completed the
sophomore year, and Professor Hook
is an alumnus Of the college. having
graduated in the class or 1913. and
having since been an instructor in the
scientific department Mr.. Van Bill
Hard is ~ resident Of Florida, and IS
Interested in orange groves there, and
IS also forester by profession. Pro
lessor and Mrs. Hook will make their
homo in FIon college, and will return
from their wedding trip, which Will
he spent in Washington city, about the
first OF September, Mr.. and Mrs
Van Billiard will live on their grange
grove farm in Florida. where they
will go after an extensive trip through
the Southern States until about the
middle OF September.
The presents were many and beau
tifu; and attested the popularity in
which These two happy couples were
held, and are evidences of the good
wishes which VIII accompany them
from many quarters along life's path
way