The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-19
city The wedding will be celebrated
some time In the early fall
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city. The wedding will be celebrated
some time In the early fall.
Warvfck--Brock.
A wedding of interest to society all
/ over Virginia as well ae IN Richmond
was solentnized last evening at $40
/ o'ciocok, when Miss lmogen Boiling
! Warwick became the bride of Rober,
A. Brock. Jr a prominent young law
yer Of this ci.y.
The bride t. the daughter Of Mrs
Otway Warwick. OF 1891 Monument
Avenue, and ras been popular
| teacher in the Richmond schools.
The ceremony was performed in
/ the home of the bride. Rev. j. j,
Gravatt. ID. d rector OF Holy Trinity
( Episcopal Church, being the officiating
minister Miss Jane Gordon War
wick was her sisters maid OF honor.
Misses Ida BYRD and Elizabeth
Westmore Warwick younger sisters
Of the bride a,fed as bridesmaids
Mr.. Robert Brock. of mpden-S Sid
nev was his cousins best man,
The weddiug was followed by a
beautiful reception. Mr. and Mrs,
Brock leaving later for wedding
trip Returnr <, they viii make their
home in this city.
Convention at Danvilie.
The eyes of Virginia L. d c. are
turned toward Danvflle this week,
where the annual convention Will be
held. the business session opening
Tuesday morning, September 81.
The convention will be In session
through the gath. and In addition TO
the business 10 be transacted, num-
her OF interesting events have been
planned for the visitors.
Danville Is the soul of hospitality,
and the Daughters ef the Confeder-
acy building is replete with the charm
and grace. though tinged with the
sadness, of hygone DAYS. Its spacious
grounds still seem to echo TO the
tread of the bellies and beaux of the
early sixties. and one lnstinctiveiy
breathes the atmosphere Of history
making past
Many prominent women from all
over Virginia will be in attendance.
and DanviHe viii be a royal hostess.
Among those going from Richmond
viii be Mesdames a. ]. Montague, Il.
v Sycle. E Il Cloves Newton Nc
Weigh, Charles T, Norman, A. r.
Shelton, Percy r. Traylor, G. H. Ry-
land. BETTE Ingles, ]. A. G. Chandler.
r. +. Roy. Thomas r. Bigger. Charles
A. Page, Cranberry Yanderslice, w
T. Shepherd. Reuben Burton, Charles
r. Seldom, Charles r. Rose, J. j. Bal
lou, T. J. Wind, Russell Chelf. Sam
Tyler. George Hutchinson. D. " Des-
pnrtes, Baylor HILL Mabel v. -Carneal.
Sol Cutchins. George Deitrick. J. G..
Corley, Thomas b. Johnson Sam
Williams. Norman V Randolph b. A.
Blenner. Misses Mary Chalmers. Sue
Jones. Emma Morris. Mamie Wright,
Mary l. Watkins and Nell r. Lee MUIR
ply.
A Joyful Meeting
A few weeks ago Mr. and Mrs, Hun
ter Miller. of Bedford City, who have
been touring the West, were standing
In the Conev Island department Of
the San Francisco Exposition, when
they noticed a miniature train on a
miniature railway approaching. Just
as the train neared them, Mr.. Miller
declared he heard familiar voice
call his name, and exclaimed to his
wife. Judge Tucker"
As soon as the train stopped the
two Bedford lawyers. Judge Tucker
! and Mr.. Miller. rushed into each
Others arms. much to the amusement
and amazemett of the great crowd.
i 1t was an accident that they met
Neither knew the other was on the
1 grounds. Judge Tucker had come
/ from Nome, Alaska. with Mrs. Tuck
! err who was or her way to Virginia.
! Mr.. Miller was the first person he
+ had seen frena Bedford since he left
! in 1919 to become United States judge
| at Nome Ii was truly a joyful meet.
/ ing and great treat to the partici-
/ pants
or Interest I'm Richmond.
The announcement of the date, Sat
urday the 23rd of October for the wed
ding OF Miss Ellen West Page, daughter
! Of Mr. and Mrs. William Carter PAGE
of Baltimore, to Mr.. william Ware
Smith. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Al
bert Smith. of New York, is of great
interest in this city. The ceremony
/ will be performed at noon at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Page. Baltimore. and
viii be quiet affair, owing to mourn
ing in the family of Mr.. Smith. A
wedding breakfast viii follow. Miss
Page is one OF three attractive sisters
/ the others being Miss Rosalie Brax-
| ton Page and Miss Virginia cambridge
Page. She Is Il niece of Mr.. Alfred
r. williams. of this city. and also
has other relatives and friends ir
Richmond. Mra Page ana her daughter
have recently returned to Baltimore
having spent the su,t,mer in Connect
cut Mr.. Smith and his bride Will
make their future home in New York
/ Robertson-JohnsO
OF much interest throughout Virginia
was the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Rebecca Robertson, daughter of the
/ late Mr.. and Mrs, William H. Robert
son, to Mr.. Thomas Jane Johnson. son
Of Mr.. William Johnson, of Farmville
I In the Presbyterian Church OF Black
stone, Thursday evening. Septem Der
fs. at 8 o'clock.
The church was beautifully decorated
with palms. ferns. smilax and cathe-
dral candles,
/ Mrs. Thomas Holden presided at the
organ and played the Lohengrin wed
| ding march as professional. and Men
! dlessohns wedding march as a recess
sIonal, while Relieve Me II all Those
Endearing Young Charms" was played
very softly during the ceremony. which
was performed by DR.. McNair. pastor
of the church.
The maid of honor was Miss Frances
Robertson. She wore white net over
yellow satin, and carried bouquet
OF yellow roses The best man was
Mr.. William Johnson of Farmville.
The bridesmaids were Misses Thelma
Blanton, Mary Johnson and Ruth Rob-
inson, of Farmville; Miss Leila Robert
son. of Norfolk. and Misses Leila Shore.
Sadie Irby, Jacauline Epes and vir-
ginia Robertson. of Blankstone. The
groomsnen were Messrs. Harry Adams.
Gray Paulett, John Wilson and Nor