The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-19
WEDDING
TO OCCUR TONIGHT
Large Reception VIII Follow Wedding.
Mrs. Otway Warwick Announces
Engagement of Daughter.

.WrS. otWay NaI<sbk
Engagement of Daughter.
One OF the most important weddings
socially viii be solemnized this eve
ming at seven O'Clock when Miss Emma
Gray White. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Z william II. white, Of sos West Frank
lin Street, will become the bride OF
William Robertson Trigg, son of Mira
william Robertson TTigg, OF this city.
william Robertson Trigs. Of this city
A large reception VIII follow the Cero-
mony. which viii he witnessed by the
relatives ard intimate friends of the
two families. MiSs Susie Slaughter,
If Norfolk will be her cousins maid
or honor. and Miss White wilt nave as
her bridesmaid Miss Elizabeth White.
OF New York; Miss Grace Ferguson,
OF Philadelphia. Miss Roberta Trigg,
sister OF the groom: Miss Adams.
and Miss Della Davenport of this
city. Edward Trigg will be his brot.l-
er's best man. and the groomsmen
are MeSsrs Charles WATKINS, Frank
Palmer Christian, r. Addison Rey
nolds and Thomas Atkinson.
The wedding viii unite two Of the
most prominent old Virginia families
and "a Of great interest, as both the
bride and groom are extremely popu-
lar In the fashionable society set of
Richmond.
Important Engagement.
Mrs. Otwav Warwick announces the
lenEs cement of her daughter, Jane
Gordon, to Charles r. O'Neii, Of Abe
marie County. The wedding viii be
an interesting affair OF the early part
OF November. Miss Warwick's en-
Eagement il Of mttc*1 interest 10
Richmond, as che is a member of ore
OK the oldest families OF the city and
has great many friends here.
Concerning Mi,ss Watts
An important wedding in Virginia
Will take place this afternoon al
o'clock In Williamsburg when Mias
Frances Sue Watts VIII marry Ed
ward Macon Ware. Jr. The ceremony
viii be performed at the home of t.,e
brides sister and brother law, Mfr
and Mrs. George Woolford Brown.
A reception will follow, to which
number Of out-of-town guests have
been invited
Richmond German Club 70 Meet.
The annual meeting OF the Rich
mond German Club will be held at
the Westmoreland Cluo on wednes-
day. October 20, At S:5o r. NJ. This
meeting Ia always one Of importance
aa the dates FOR the dances are To be
of the club elected.
Interesting Wedding.
Palms, ferns apd profusion Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Costly, 212
North Lombardy street yesterday
evening at $50 o'clock when their
daughter, Annie CorneIia. became the
bride Of Charles Eaward Mnnnion
On account Of mourning In the brides
family, only relatives and intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony, which
WAS performed before an irnproviaed
altar of palms and white flowers. The
brides sister. Mrs. w. G.. Inn, the
matron OF honor, wore q handsome
gown Of white ciarmeuse trimmed
in pearls q nd face and carried a
beautiful bouquet OF white chrysan-
fhemums Little Eliza beth Jones. n
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Jones,
a cousin OF the bride: wore a simple
dress OF white organdy with n sash Of
of white rihbond. and she carried
the ring on a silver waiter. j. w.
Manion. of this city. acted az his
brothers best rnan. The bride entered
with her father. who gave her away.
Her gown was Of the Hoftest char
meuse with pearl trimmings and lace
and her veil Of Illusion was caught
with orange blossoms. Her bouquet
was n shower Oh tilie9 6I the Natfey,
Mrs. r. r, Gary a friend of the fam
lily. rendered the wedding march
from Lohengrin and Just before the
bride appeared Mrs f.. Raymond Hill
Sang 20 Promise Me" The brides
mother was gowned In black chiffon
taffeia fashioned IN thn simplest style
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Manton left for a we'd
ding trip in the North and on their
return will make their home with Mr.
and Mrs. Cosby
Invitations Recalled.
Owing 10 a death in the family, Mr..
ana Mrs. John S. Ciayie recall inyi-
tations 70 the marriage Of their
daughter. Virginia Belle. to stiles II
Eliyson. The wedding Will take place
quietly at the home Of the bride this
afternoon, with only the immediate
families present.
Reception.
Mrs. Julien Hill. Of 1910 Monu-
nnent Avenne. was the hostess at a
charming reception given yesterday
afternoon in honor Of her sister Nj ISIS
Mary Kearney, OF Albemarle County.
Pink flowers artistically decorated the
house and Mrs, Jordan leake poured
tea for about a hundred guests. Miss
Kearney, although from Albemarle.
has spent great part Of her life
abroad. She has visited in Rich