The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-17
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at 1890 o'clock in the home OF the
brides brother-in-law. DIR. Thomas
Cary johnson, at the Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, in Ginter Park, when
Mrs. Sally Bocock Reynolds and Mr..
William A. Roberts. OF Chase City.
Va, were married. The ceremony
was performed In the presence of the
brides mother. Mrs. A. II. Bocock.
and few intimate friends.
The bride Is the youngest daughter
of the late Hon. Thomas s. Bocock.
speaker Of the Confederate congress,
and a brilliant statesman of the ante
be1lum and war time periods On her
mothers side she Is a granddaugh-
ter of the Hon. Charles James Faux
ner, some time minister to France.
She Is a niece of ex-Sepator Charles
James Faulkner and Judge Boyd
Faulkner. of Martinsburg, w. Va. Mr..
Roberts is q tobacconist Of Chase
City. Va. He belongs to a we'll known
family of Charlotte and Mecklenburg
counties, and is member of the
Nelson family on his maternal side.
After a sojourn at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will make their
home in Chase City. Va.
The Motor Tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Jeffress,
of this city, are touring New England
In a motor car with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. F. Jeffress, Of Philadelphia. They
have stopped at a number of the
fashionable resorts. and spent several
days last week at the Gladstone, at
Nara gansett Pier, r. I.
Sail For Europe.
Among the many prominent people
who sailed for Antwerp from New
York Saturday aboard the steamer
'1.apiand," of the Red Star'Line, were
several who are well known to So
ciety here. They were the Countess
Conrad de Buisseret, formerly OF
Washington. who will join her hus-
band In Russia; Baron Charles de
Geer. Of Richmond, and Lieutenant
and Mrs Bruce Gotten and Mr.. ana
Mrs Douglas Fl. Gordon. of Baiu-
more. who viii remain abroad Tor
several months. travelling in Switzer-
land the greater part of the time.
Among the first class cabin passen-
gers aboard the Arabic" of the
White State Line. which sailed for
Liverpool lon Saturday were Mrs.
William III. White and Miss Emma
Gray White, Of this city.
Misses Gricn Complimcnted.
Saws Huntington, w. Va, ex-
change of Friday:
A pretty morning affair OF to-day
was the entertainm OF the >. ..
s Club by Miss Nan Campbell al
her handsome Fifth avenue home be-
tween the hours of ten to twelve as
a. social courtesy to Misses Mhorea
and Virginia Grice. of Richmond. va.
her attractive house guests. Inc aIlal.
though informal was one unaiioyeo
nleasnre from start TO finish as Miss
CamphelIs ability at entertaining her
guests Is unsurpassed
AZ an appropriate hour delec-
,ahla menu was served TO Misses
criee. Aldine Emmons, Ruth Dan
iel Louise Stewart and Florence
Whitaker.
Wedding invitations.
Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Miller, OF Kappa
hammock county, have issued invitations
TO the marriage of their daughter
GLADYS isabella, to Mr.. Robert Camp
bell Caldwell. of Pensacola RIA Inc
wedding will take place on the morh
ing Of July 20. in Trinity church. WASH
ington, Va
Miss Grace Arents Of West Frank
lin street, is spending the summer IN
chiffon Valley, N Y. Just now she j.
touring New England with a party OF
friends in an automobile, and spent
several days last week nj br1tton
Woods. New Hampshire. She Is &C,
cornpanied by Mrs. Albert Young and
Miss Arents, of New YORK
Moonlight Party.
letter from Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa. has the following paragraph OF
interest here:
A moonlight party on Bare Rock. on
the mouptainside above CHAIRMAN
gave pleasure TO a number OF the youn-
ger set Monday eyenin~. Leaving the
club late in the afternoon, the youne
people reached the Rock for supper
which they carried with them Mrs
", S. Syrnington chaperoned them
Among those who went were Misses
Katherine Boise. Anne Steele. Ruth
Bliss, Marian Bond, Rosan,ond Randall
Marie Isaacs. Of Richmond, Va. Ruth
pillinR. Gwendolye Rutherford, of Rich
mond. Va, and Charlotte Cuttings;
Messrs. S. Tagart Steele. Jr.. Henry II
Duer. EVELYN A. Harrison. John Abb
bolt, James J. Corner. Jr., robert Jonn-
son. Harold Thomas. d. List Warner
Henry McEiderry and Carter Cuttings
Miss Miller Entertains.
Miss CredfIfa Miller, OF Baltimore
who spent some time In Richmond last
winter as the guest Of Miss Emma
Gray White, gave an informal fudge
party last week on her piazza, In one
Of the cottages at the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs. Her guest were
Misses Clark, OF Philadelphia, Miss Nell
Potts. OF Richmond, Miss Valerie Padel-
ford. Mr.. Lewis and Winfield Blunt, OF
Washington.
Haneock-Walton.
An interesting marriage OF Saturday
was that of Miss Grace Lyle Walton
to Dcnaldx Darlington. Hancock The
ceremony took place at IL O'Clock Sat
urday morning. at Peaks. Va.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. e. Walton. and formerly lived
here Mr.. Hancock is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. w T, Hancock, Jr., OF this
city. MIR. and Mrs. Hancock will make
their home here on their return from
bridal trip North.
| Personals.
Mrs Joseph Antrim and children
are visiting her parents. Major and
John Mason Lee In Stafford county,
Miss Gay Montague il the CUES,
OF relatives at Spring Hill" near
Mathews Courthouse.
Mr. and Mrs. N. /. Massey. Miss
Lucille Massey and Mr.. Raymond Mas
sey. who have been spending a week
al Virginia Beach. have returned to
Richmond.
Miss Wilson, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis
| at the Johnston Willis 8anitarium, re-