The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-18

dent Mrs, John shelton Williams, Oi
Paxton; secretary. Mrs. Oliver j.
Sands. and treasurer, Mrs. Hugh
Taylor.
Miss Jodkius WEEDS.
( Cards have been received in Rich
( mond announcing the marriage OF
Miss Dorothy Ball Judkins, daughter
Of Mr.. William Duncan Judkins, OF
oS2 Park Avenue. New York. 20 Mr..
/ John Brockenbrough Newton, Jr.. OF
Roanoke. a son OF Mr.. John Is. New
( ton, of the same place. The cere-
mony took place in the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION. New York, on Thurs
day. April Is. the Rev. Karl Nj: Block,
Of Haddonfeld, \. j.. officiating. Miss
Judkins has many relatives here
among them being Mrs. Roger Tyler
the wife OF the rector OF st, Marks
Church, who is her aunt She former
iN made Danville her home. moving
10 New York few years ago. Mr..
Newton il nephew of Mrs william
q. SlaRard and Of DR. Mcclure New
ton. Of this city. and a grandson of
the late Bishop Newton, so closely
Identified with he Richmond of an
earlier day. The announcement Of
the wedding viii be received here and
throughout Virginia Hs a matter OF
the greatest interest
Mrs. Wall Reunion Chaperone
Mrs Garrett BuCkner Wall of 1920
Monument Avenue. has been ap-
pointed official chaperon for the spon-
sors and maids or honor who are TO
come from all the Southern States
IN order TO attend the Confederate
Reunion which Is TO take place here
during the S"st week in June. 1t is
particularly appropriate that Mrs,
Wall should have been chosen for
this duty for she is well known TO
he "A leader in the social life of the
city and hostess Of great charm.
The Memphis Commercial Appeal of
April prints a very good jaeture
Of Mrs. Wall. Before her marriage
she was Miss Louise Montmollin a
fam Gus beauty of Lexington, KY. and
near relative OF General Bennett II.
Young. of Louisville, grand comman-
der Of the United Confederate Vet
Grams. who will he a conspicuous fg-
ore at the reunion. Mr.. Wall in also
from the Blue Grass State and is
SON OF Judge Garrett s. Wall. who
was one Of Morgan's rough riders.
The widows OF the Confederate gem
erals who have been invited to Rich
mond in June are the following and
it is expected that they will mostly
be present. Mrs J. F. b. Stuart, Mrs
George Pickett Mrs. A T. Hin. Mrs.
W II, f Lee and Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee.
Martin Gilman
Mr. and Mrs. w j. Gilman of 1910
West Grace Street, announce the
marriage of their daughter. Alice
Iefie. 10 MIR j. Eaward Martin. The
ceremony took place In the Central
Presbyterian Church in Baltimore yes
terday morning Mr.. and Mrs Mar
tin are spending their honeymoon In
the North.
At the Woman's Club.
ON Monday afternoon at o'clock
in the Woman's Club, Mrs Henry
Aylett Sampson is to give an authors
reading This announcement will be
received with much pleasure by ali
the members OF the club and their
Fguests. AS the Wit and humor OF this
writer are well known Mrs. Sahp-
SON has chosen for her program on
Monday 81 short story called The
Window Dresser" with the scene laid
in Richmond. She will also read a
! portion of a play entitled How
Small the World Is" Mrs. ]. Arthur
LEROY Is chairman OF the afternoon
and will present the speaker TO her
audience.
On Wednesday afternoon there will
be an informal tea at the Club at s