The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-31
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ter Miss julia Gardner Tyler. 70 Or.
James southAil Wilson. on Monday
afternoon. April l.. at Q o'clock, ~
Old Brutoa Parish church, Williams
burg Ma. The ceremony viii he fol
we'd by brilliant reception.
Miss Tyier's only attendant VIII he
her sister, Mrs Alfred Miles, who VIII
be her matToa o. honor.
Miss Tyler Is prominently related
in Richmond and throughout Nir-
ainia, and her wedding VIII be one %
the chief events 81 tho spring in edu-
cabonai and social circles u the State
She has visited friends IN this city
frequently. and q number ot Eica-
nond people will go to Williamsburg
FOR the wedding ceremony and Tecep-
&lon.
The Country Cub
Mrs George {. Bidgood VIII pour
Tea AZ the informal tea at thu Couu-
Try Club Saturday afternoon. Assist
7ng her will be Mrs. Stuart Hume, Mrs
w NJ. Habliston and Mrs. J. W. Hen
sou, The club is we'll fIled with fash
lonably gewned women each after
noon for O'Clock tea hut Saturday
is the eals day Of the week. hen
there are a special committee Of hos
tesses and dancing.
Miss Hamilton at Miami,
SAYS 8 dispatch from Miami Fla.'
Mrs. Joseph K PARROT and Miss
Heleu Parrot, of jacksonville. with
their guests, Miss Roberta Hamilton,
Of Peters burg. Va. and Miss Margaret
Baker. IF Knoxville. Tenn. returned
from Nassau and viii be q the Royal
Pain fer several days. They were
accompanied on the trip To Nassau by
Mr.. William Watts Bagley. who will
remain here some time TO fsh FOR
tarpon.
Interest in Golf Tournament.
Much enthusiasm IS being taken in
local club circles 4fs- t}t+- proruuuE g9lr
tournament for the championship az
the South which VII! be held at the
Atlanta Athletic club on May Is in
Atlanta Ga, Arrangements for the
tournament arc being made by Mrs
George Harrington. of Atlanta, and
Mrs. Willard f. sullivan. OF Rich
mond The Country Club of Virginia
will he represe nted by three or more
players At this tournament The
wonans Coli Association OF the
south viii be organized. Much bril-
liant entertaining with he done for the
fair golfers during their stay in At
lsnta
Among the MANY who have siRni-
ned their intention Of entering the
tournament soon nre as follows. New
Orleans Miss Mabel Dryer, Mrs. W.
NJ Bell, Miss Fannie Campbell. CO.
. lurnbis. g c. Misses Robinson. Miss
Anna TAYLOR. Mrs. Robert Mosley
Moh,Ie, Mrs. ". a. Powell. Mrs. $.
s. Locke. Mtsy Erwin. Charleston, 2.
G. Miss NJ. / Walk. Miss Julia Con-
nor, Mrs David G. Dwight, Mrs. l. K.
Hayward. Miss Charlotte Holmes.
Mrs, r. T. Tucker Montgomery. Mrs
Katherine J. Mcehau, champion Of
the Montgomery club; Mrs. W. n.
f...r 49, 4-.v- H..
club: Mrs. William Jackson. Mrs. Lu-
cius Burch, Mrs. A. Il. New ell. Mrs.
Roger Smith, Miss Alice Smith, Miss
Ethel Pitcher, Mrs. Pitcher, Of Nash
Vile; Misses Lula Wymau and Fran
ces Jenkins, OF Montgomery. Mfss
Anne Watkins Chattanooga; Mrs,
Checkiey Shaw, Miss Katherine Cole
man. Mrs. Eugene Stessou, Macon
Miss Blankenship, Columbus: Misc
Laura Knowles and others, Pensacola.
Mrs. Willard Sullivan and others, Mrs
r. X. Coenick, Mrs X. II. Simonds,
Mrs. J. Fl. Drake. Mrs, F. s, Gibson,
Mrs X. K. Mead. OF Knoxville Miss
Cousins and others, Savannah; Miss
Helen Cain ard Mrs. J. IL. Manson,
Berrien, Ga, and others.
To Wed in Japan.
A marriage which Will be solemniz-
ed in Japan and which is OF much
interest In Virginia and Georgia, the
home States OF the bride and groom
elect, is that Of Miss Lillian Warnock
and Rev. Henry St George Tucker.
The ceremony Will take place on
the eighteenth of April Mt Trinity
cathedral In Toxic, where Mr.. Tucker
has made his home for the past 2
years az one OF the we'll known mis-
sionaries OF the Episcopal church.
Miss Warnock went 10 Japan year
ago, accompanying her sister, Miss
Charlie Waruock, who IL engaged IN
missionary work in the east.
Miss Warnock is & graduate Of Miss
iIanns school, Atlanta, and was very
popular with q wide circle Of friends
in Atlanta. her womanliness and gen
tleness winning her a cordial scquaIn-
ranceShip
Nh, Tucker is a son OF Bishop Co
a0jutor Of Virginia and is q graduate
~ the University Of Virginia and OF
The Theological Seminary. His fam
i!y is p leading one OF the State and
he brings to his work the brilliant
mentality and culture which has dis
distinguished the members OF his fam
itg for generations Es weil n,
spirituality which has made him one
Of the most loved ministers in foreign
telds
Mr. Tucker ana his bride viii re-
turn To America by way of Europe,
where they "il spend several weeks
touring and viii reach Atlanta in /
August TO he the guests Of Or. and
Mrs. = d Wsruock for a few DAYS
before coming TO Virginia where they
will visit Mr. fuckers relatives and |
where they Will remain until January |
before returning TO Japan
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Y. Meredith .
haze sent cut Invitations for the mar.
rage Of their dauKhtet. Miss Kate
Meredith 10 Ar Max Lowell Talbot, /
Of Brook!ine Mass, on April 10, at
$40 O'Clock, in s., James Episcopal /
church a reception at the brides (
home. 204 East Grace street Will fol-
Low the ceremony
Spend Easter In Richmond
Miss Jennie Knox, Who Is studying
at GunstoR Hall IN Washington, u,
e, viii spend Easter week with her
grandmother, Mrs. John s. Knox IN
Richmond, where she Will be Joined
by her father, Mr. FitzhuEh Knox,
who will also be with his mother for
q short visit
Approac hing Marriage
one Of the prominent spring we'd
dings viii be that uf Miss Fila Iau~
RTE Fleet daughter OF the Rev. and
Mrs. Alexander Fleet, OF Burlington.
King and Queen county. 70 Mr. Rob
ert Grey Dillsrd, ~ Center Cross Va.
The wedding viii take place il April.
Miss Fleet is an exceedingly attrac-
tive girl. and is widely related through
virginia She has frequently visited