Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-03-18
WARNACK WEEDS
WEALTHY HE|RESS
IN Los ANGELES
Newspaper Man Formerly
Prominent in Santa Fe and
Las Vegas Figures in a
Pretty Romance,

SPECIAL eoRREsroNDtNeE 70 SoEHlRo JOURNAL
santa Fe, March IA romance
OF much interest to many in Santa
Ie. eliminated at Los Angeles, when
Henry Chrsteen Warnack. several
wears ago city editor of the New Mex
lean and before that on the Optic
and other papers, married Miss The
resa Drummer an heiress, daughter Of
Mrs. Louise Drummer and the late
Herman Drummer a St Louis Capi--
talist.
Warnack has gained fame as AL
poet essayst. editorial writer and
dramatic critic and is employed iuI
the latter capacity on the Los An
geles Times which speaks Of the roo
nance as follows printing it under
two column picture of the new Mrs
Narnaek:
Fourteen years ago practically to
n day. Fl. c. Warnack. a section hand
am the Southern Pacific. passed
through Alhamba for the first time
alternating a STOPPING with a stand
ing posture at one of the handles of
n railroad volocipcde. once. as he
came erect at his toll, his eye was
attracted by the sunlights flash
against the hundreds of windows of
what appeared to be Il Moorish cas-
lie set in the center Of a great grove
"a mansion which to the labOrer
seemed the embodiment of sybarltlc
luxury.
Gee he said. as the handle went
down again, 4 wish lived there
Married In Moorish Castle
yesterday Henry Christeen War
mack. poet and author. dramatic cri-
tic of the Times, stood up before the
fountain in the great reception hall
of that Moorish castle and was unit
ed in marriage to Miss Theresa Brun-
ner. charming daughter of the mis-
tress of the great estate of the late
Herman Drummer, the ST Louis cap
italist who brought his family to
the Alhambra mansion many years
ago.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. p. p. Carroll. d. D., pastor
of the Huntington Park Methodist
church. of which the parents of Mr..
Warnack are members. His brother,
James Warnaek was best man. and
Miss Jessica Steinbach of san Diego
was bridesmaid. Little Virginia
Marie Cook of Hollywood was flow
or girl. Miss Bettina Franck of San
Diego was at the piano, assisted by
Carl Mayran and Hoarce Ball on
violins. and Miss Mercedes Ctcielska
sang The young couple left imme-
diatelV after the ceremony for a
honeymoon trip southwark and at IT'S
conclusion the long ago wish Of the
one time section hand Will be iul-
filled-for they will reside in the
Moorish castle, whose other name is
the Villa Drummer
The new Mrs. Warnack in whom
no tnsA0niVaH the ideal
woman at first sight two years ago
is a musician OF remarkable talent,
vocal and instrumental, an accom-
Ilished linguist and a student OF eN-
ceptfonal culture and attainments.
Author of Note.
"Nr Warnack is the author OF
T.ife's New Psalm, and in the Mists,
volumes of poems, and the Meaning
of Dreams The Riches of Person
alitv.', and Steps TO Mastery collec-
lions Of essays. He is a native OF
Tennessee and graduate of Sweet
water college which also claims as
an alumnus Dr. Hugh X walker
Mr. Warnack became newspaper
man at the age of -, when he IlrGu
the press engine of the Knoxville
Journal and Tribune al nisht ana
delivered papers and collected auVel
This lasted until one night when
he allowed $50 pounds of steam to|
gather in a boiler Of eighty pounds
capacity, when he was transferred 70
the editorial staff The Warnack
family of which he was originally the
only local representative, now occu-
pies an acre and half of BUNGALOWS
Mt Huntington Park. Nearly 200 per
sons from all parts of the southWesl
Witnessed The ceremony which was
nerformed in a bower of smilaX
roses and wild mustard. ~
railing health had brought war
naclS to the southwest and before
going to Los Angeles he did news
paper work in Albuquerque santa
Zee. Las Vegas El Paso and PhoehlA'
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