Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-13
HAMPTON
Cupid Busy at Old Point and in
Loudoun.
Judge j. Warner johnson and Miss Sue
II. IIorlbcrt of Washington, ana Mr..
Francis T. Cnuscy, of Hampton and Miss
Willis Jackson. of Petersburg.

Hampton, Va, July 12.-That the lit
tie plnd archer, Dan Cupid. is no re-
spector OF person and that the old as
well as the young fall q victim to his
queer inanoeuvres was again demon
strated when Mrs. Sue r. Herbert. of
washington, became the bride of
Judge j. Warner johnson. also of
Washington. The ceremony. which
was witnessed by only IL select few in
innate friends of the pair, was per-
formed in the suite of rooms in the
o er,n, Hotel known as the Gov
erhor suite last night at O'clock,
~ weii-known Episcopal divine, of
richmond, tied the nuptial knot.
Judge Johnson who presides over
one or the district courts of Washing
ton, has passed the three score mark.
being siXty-live years of age. His
bride is just five years his Junior. and
mas been an invalid for twenty wears
Mrs. Johnson is a sister of the late
General Dardcn. who WAS one OF the
iarSest stockholders in the Chamber
I'M Hotel Company, having at the time
OF his death something like $500 600
worth of the bonds. His sister spent
most OF her time at this point. al
though she claimed Washington as her
nome. Being compelled, by reason of
n
chair all the time. Mrs. Herbert found
nuch pleasure at the Chamberlin Ho-
'cl, where she remained almost CON
stantly until the death of her brother
at which time she returned to WASH
inSton TO live. General Darden wnv
very wealthy and the bulk of his en9
IRE estate went to Mrs. Norbert after
his death.
Immediately after the ceremony was
over Judge and Mrs. Johnson and their
lrlehuS were rendered a private lunch
con in their rooms. This morning tho
newly welded couple will leave tho
Point for an extended wedding tour
covering California and the Paris Ex
position. Judge Johnson Is said 70 no
one OF the most prominent jurists in
the National Capital. and his latest
adventure on the matrimonial sea will
come as n great surprise to his Wash
iugton friends. He is gentleman Of
portly appearance and his silvered
rocks MAKES him pleasing picture as
q bridegroom.
Mrs johnson is reputed as being
worth in the neighborhood of $500 Ooo
Upon their return from the extended
bridal tour Judge and Mrs. Johnson
VIII take up their residence in Wash
inSton.
MARRIED IN LONDON.
Mr. Francis f. Causey the we'll
known and popular attorney OF Hamp-
IN
Causey. Woodward & Jones. and Miss
Willis jackson. a popular and attract
I've young lady of Petersburg. were
married to-day at noon in London
England.
y week ago this announcement
would have been a great. though pleas
ant surprise TO Mr.. Causey's many
friends in this vicinity, but since the
announcement several days ago that
the popular young attorney was then
en- route 10 London TO take n bride
they have been anXiously awaiting the
news conveying the intelligence that
the knot was tied
The gratifying news came Tuesday
ut 10 o'clock in the shape of n cable
gram from Mr.. Causey 10 his mother.
Mrs. T. y. Hudgins. of Hampton
stating that the marriage had taken
place in London at noon to-day, the
difference in time between the two
places. of course. accounting for the
receipt of the message so early in the
day. The information was soon known
in this city, where MIR. Causey is well
known.
Mr. Causey sailed from Newport
News about six weeks ago for Liver
pool, England, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio steamship Rapidan. Before sail
ing he went to Petersburg and there
secured a marriage license in due form
then went to Washington for his pass
ports ana secured from Senator Daniel
a letter of Introduction TO Ambassador
Choate.
on arriving at Liverpool. Mr. Causey
went directly to Milan, Italy. where
Miss Jackson had been soiourning with
her two sisters. Later the party left
for London and to-day the marriage
was performed. and ii is now Mr. and
Mrs. Francis l.. Causcy. Just where
in London the marriage took place is
not known here.