The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12
Interesting Wedding.

Az Onet Of Rthe most elegant 5andSfaShiOn-S
able Weddings OF the year. and one in
Which Richmond and 81 Virginia people
are greatly interested was celebrated
at $3.50 O'Clock last evening, In Warren
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Louisville,
ky, whom Miss Virginia Randolph Boll-5
Ing IIoge daughter Of the Rev, DIR. p eye
ton II arrison IIoge and Mrs Mary Stuart
Hoge, was given in marriage to the Mar
CHEESE Emilio San Germano, Of Rome,
Italy, The father Of the bride and the
pastor of the achurchs performed Il; the
beautiful and impressive ceremony, unit
ing q descendant OF famous Virginia FAM
lilies to the Representative of n 3ducal
house OF Northern Italy, dating back to-
the days Of ChArlema gne n Nj MI II
IN compliment, to the youth Of bride
and groom and their attendants. the
keynote throughout in decorations was
freshness and brightness. palms, ferns
and smlax forming n background for
masses OF flowers. Mr., Carl Shackeltont
managed the organ at the church, and 4
Mr.. Matthias Oliver directed q 5strings
quartet and rendered several beautiful 4
italian selections on the violin. III , llgs4
Miss Mary Stuart Hoge was maid of
honor. and Mr.. Harry Strater the best
man. Other attendants were the brides
(maids-Misses Gertrude Belknap, Miss
Lucinda Trabue. Miss Eva Lee Smith,
and Miss Margaret Rodos, and the
groomsmen-11r. Helm Strator, Mr., WIZ
liam Il. Toge. Mr.. Jack Terry and Mr.
John Grant. ~ q III
q The fair young bride was gowned IN
white satin trimmed with exquisite roso
point lace. Her tulle veil fell from a
5coronct Of orange blossoms. and her flow
ers were cascade bouquet of Bride
roses. She wore her betrothal Jewels
Z a diamond necklace and brooch. Her
wedding. gift from the groom. q collar of
diamonds, has been made to special order,
and Is awaiting her arrival Italy. 5
4 The maid OF honor was in white over
and yalenclennes lace, with pink trims
mings. Flowers for the maid of honor
ana maids wore clusters OF In France
roses tied with pink tulle.
g The ceremonial at the church was fol-
lowed byaa reception In tho homo OF tho
BRIDES parents for tho bridal party and
Ia limited number OF friends. At the
bride's table eighteen covers wero laid,
italian lace and linen being used, with
cande having silver and rose shades,
Floral decorations were In pink roses.
After n short wedding tour. tho Mar
cheese de San Germano and his bride
will sail for Italy. They propose to
return next January FOR two months
visit to Louisville. Richmond and tho
South. M Wall i}
The bride WAS the recipient of many
beautiful gifts from friends In louisville
and other parts OF tho United States
and from Italy. Many lovely & Jewels
were among the gifts The Marchesa Is
niece Of Mr., Randolph Iolladay and q
cousin of Mr., Thomas boiling, ana o.
DR.. Moses Ioge, OF this city, N
Robertson Clarkson.
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A most interesting wedding OF Tues
day last was that OF Miss jean Clark
son, daughter OF DR. and Mrs, Henry
Mazyck Clarkson, of Haymarket, Va. to
General Thomas Ross Robertson. OF
Charlotte. North Carolina, chlef-of-stan
to Governor Glenn, of that State. The
ceremony was performed at 9 r. NJ, Aus
CAST 7th, In ST., Paul's Church., Hay
marlsss, she Rey. Cary Gamble, otf-
| ciatiny. lQi.& N 81 III e
| Church was beautifully decorated
Ia palms and white hydrangeas, which
were also used at the house, Miss Nor
tor. Tyler, OF Haymarket directed the
| music. Mrs. Thomas y. ClaTkson, Of
Georgetown. D. c., was matron OF honor,
and General IT, A. Macon. OF Henderson,
N. G., the besy man. The bridesmaids
We're hlsses Mary II. and Virginia Belle
Price. OF Philadelphia; May w. Beverly,
Frances ID White, and Halle II. Meade,
OF Haymarket va ard Florence s.
Gjlliss, of Washington, d, c.; Messrs
4 Hugh 4. Clarkson, OF Washington; Lee
\ II. Clarkso Of EayHlarket. Captain VIII
/ liam Ross Robertson, ana Major Joseph
/ Cannon, OF Charlotte. N, G.; Mr.. A. An-
Z draws. Of Raleigh, aud Golonel Westcott