The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-31
VADSWORTA-WALKER
WEDDING At NOON
HOME BEFORE FEW
FRIENDS.
THE DANSANT TO-DAY
EVENT NDER DIRECTION or GIRLS
1ITBs--IEE CHAPTER, L. ID.
c. 10 RECFINE--N Ed
urNas or INTEREST.

The marriage Of MISS EcbeCca
walker. daughter Of Mir. c. e, Walker,
and lieutenant Alex :. WaGsworth,
Jr., Jnited States navy, viii take place
quietly al . noon today in the home
Of the bride. S96 Park avenue. Owing
IL mourning in the brides family only
the mediate families and d very few
Intimate friends viii witness the cere-
naeay.
The Darsant al jefferson.
4 large contingent Of society VIII at
tend the the dansant, which VIII he
gwen this afternoon from 4:So to I
n'cloc,- in the ballroom Of the leffer
scr hotel. The affair is under the able
direction of the Girls Club OF the
Belle Bryan Day Nursery, and the list
If patroncSSes is - long and fashion
able one Tables set with baskets OF
spring flowers will bc placed around
the room ara tea will he served A
silver cup will again TOO offered for the
best couple dancing. The same
couples mo tpoE the cup al the last
she aaHsant viii be ineligible this
sifne, hut may compete IL they change
partners.
Reception This Afternoon.
An interesting event of today Will
be the reception which the Lee
Chapter, United Daughters Of the Com
federacy. will give this afternoon from
s TO O'Clock. in the Confederate
Woman's Home 3 East Grace street,
ID honor ~ the general assembly and
their wives and daughters. The com
-nsttee in charge Of arrangements in
eludos Mrs. Thomas Bigger, Miss Nan
ME Wright, Mrs. Charles A Rose and
Mrs. G.. r. Norman, and the officers
Of the chapter. assisted by tie officers
Of Lee auxiliary, VIII receive the
guests a delightful musical program
will he rendered and the decorations
will be In red and white flowers. Miss
Marjorie Snyder. Of Washington, a
graduate of the Peabody conservatory.
who is nov In Ashland, viii he present
and give several violin selections.
Members OF Richmond and Chester
field Chapters, Il, y. G, and Pickett
and Lee camps, with their wives. are
also cordially invited.
Ingram--t auehan.
Pal -1s, ferns and poinsettias inter
mingled with ivy and white carnations
decorated MERCY Seat" Presbyterian
church. PAGES. Va, Wednesday after
noon for the marriage Of Miss Roma
l.. Vaughan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
j. @. Naug han, to Mr.. William Turne
Ingram. of Reidsville, n. G, which
was solennized al ] o'clock in th'
presence of a large company of rela
1ives and friends. The brides pastor
f6iated. Just before the entry of tbs
bEidal party Miss Patsie J. Osborn'
sang "Schuberts Serenade." Mrs. A
s.. Wooding played Mendelssohnl
wedding march as the party entered
and Lohengrin as a occasional Tn,
bride wore q charming suit of blue
with hat and gloves tn match. and ear
ried shower boQuet OF roses and lille
of the valley, She was attended b,
two maids. her sister, Miss Lille
with whom she entered
Eowned In white crepe de chene ant
shadow lace with pearls, and Mis-
Alice NJ. Burgess. in charmeuse ant
shadow lace with pearls. Both worl
black hats and carried arm bouquet
nf pink carnations The groom wa
attended by his brother. Mr., l..
Ingram, as best man.
The ushers were. Messrs. W. II
Owen, Thomas r.. Barksdala. Aarol