The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-12


seat of honor. Mrs. Dexter otey. OF
Lynchburg. Va. is the choice of the
| Virginia branch Of the Congressional
1 Union for Woman Suffrage for dele
gate to this convention. Mrs Otey
/ Is of a well-known and distinguished
| old Virginia family and is one of the
/ leaders of Lynchburg society.
The United Daughters Of the Con-
I federacy viii elso hold their conven-
/ ton at San Francisco, beginning Oc-
! tober 20, and great deal of interest
I is being shown throughout the entire
/ South.
3 The delegates will be entertained by
I the Colorado Division. when they pass
/ through Denver. They will be given
an auto ride. q luncheon and a large
reception. On the 27th the Southern
! California Division will entertain the
/ delegates at San Diego. and the 2sth
and 2ath at Los Angeles. October rs
will he L. II. Day In San francisco.
Miss Heath. hostess of the Virginia
| building, Will represent the Richmond
1 Chapter.
Robcrfson--Han.
Last evening at o'clock the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs Ere Ak P. Robertson.
| az Cowsrdin Avenue. South Rich
mond. was the scene OF a lovely we'd
! ding. when their daughter. Miss vir-
ginia Estelle Robertson, became the
bride Of Mr.. Earle Dudley Hall, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe D. Hall
Rev. ]. w. Kincheloe. pastor OF
cambridge Baptist Church was the
officiating minister. Miss label I,eidy
had charge of the music, rendering
/ Lohengrin's as professional and
Memberships as occasional. She also
/ accompanied Miss Hazel Crooks, who
| sang Believe Me IL All Those En-
dearing YOUNG Charms very sweetly.
/ The decorations were artistic. a
| color scheme of yellow and white be-
/ ing carried, The entire lower floor
/ was canvased In white. the mantels
were banked with ferns and golden
rod. and the lights shaded In yellow
| The ceremony was performed before
an improvised altar of palms and
/ chrysanthemums Miss Jean Half
sister Of the groom. was maid OF
honor. She wore n dainty gown OF
white satin with overdress of point
lace, crystal trimmings. She carried
en- arm bouquet OF yellow chrysau-
themums
Miss Ruth Payne acted as brides
maid. She was gowned In yellow
crepe de chine and carried white
Chryssnthenur7s. Little Miss Cecil
Robertson was ring bearer, bringing
tHN iikh III III the HtaTL Oh VI rose.
Little Misses Matte May Pinchbeck
and Mamie Robertson, nieces OF the
bride. were ribbon girls. holding tht
ribbons which formed the aisle foi
the bridal party These three wore
hand en- broidared lingerie frocks witt
yellow ribbons. The bride entered
with her father, by whom she wa.
given in marriage. She wore hand
some going away gown of dark blu.
man serge. with a black velvet pic
ture hat. and carried shower bou.
quet of Brides roses
Mr.. r. r. jerks was the groom,
best man.
Mr., and Mrs Hall left for an ex
tended wedding trip to New York
,, Washington and Niagara Falls. Re
turning they will be at home at ::
East Cary after September %
. An informal reception was rendered
the bridal party on Friday evenin.
: following the rehearsal In the home o
the bride
/: Lyon~--Duffy.
! st. Peters Cathedral was the seen
of very pretty wedding on Thurs
day. September 9th. when Mis-
. Rosealia A. Lyons became the bride o
/ Mr.. William Leo Duffy. The bride en-
e tered the church on the arm Of he
: father. Mr. j. T. Lyons. and was me
: ! at the alter by the groom and his hes
e man. Mr.. Joseph Duffy, uncle of TIN
Q groom. The ceremony was perforrne,
by the Rev. Father Joseph Magri. TIL
bride was attired In a travelling suit o
dark blue, and carried a shower bou
quet OF bridal roses. The followfn,
u actSd as ushers: Messrs James an,
Aloysius Duffy. brothers of the groom
Mr.. Alonzo Brand and Thomas Dollar
| cousins OF the bride
a After an extended wedding trip MI
u and Mrs, Duffy will be at home at Nc
G GIG North Sixth Street this city.
Miss Munford to Make Her Debut
Miss Mary Stafford Munford. VIII
has been spending the summer NORTH
will return home September ] 9th. Mis-
: Munford spent the summer at Eas
Gloucester, Mass. She also visite
friends in Portland, Me, and was tn
:. guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r
! Crane at Woods Hole Mass
Miss Munford was a freshman a
o Bryn Mawr last year, but will be a
!. home this winter. returning to colleg
u in 1916. She will be one OF the sea
r sons debutantes, and much entertain
c ing will be done in her honor.
Cobb--Perkins.
n Roosevelt" Pikevil1e. In the Gree
y Spring Valley, Md. was the scene of
= hTilildHt WtuulnR last evening, VINE
j Miss Margaret Lucille Cobb becam
$ the bride OF Lieutenant Robert Mere
: dith Perkins, L. S, A. son of DR.. an
Mrs. Robert Shield Perkins. Of Nor
I folk, Va.
|. Many weddings have been solemn
y ICED this fall in army and navy circles
q and there is always an additions
: touch of bYlliancy and interest, An
the wedding Of this couple. so widel
known and connected in Virginia an
n Maryland. was no exception. Tn
n bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Y Woodson 'Cheadie Cobb.
Among the outvoftown guests wer
n Mrs William NJ Jones. Jr., Mrs. G. G
: Sebels. Misses Marion Graves Vir
ginia Perkins and Julia Downer, an
e Messrs. Herman Hudgins. Bradfor
e Tazewell and Zenas Gay. ali OF Nor
g folk.
Lieutenant Perkins is now statione
: at Christobal. Panama.
:. Stein-Iowe.
r "Hamblin," the home Of Mr. an
Mrs. Valentine Stein. near Cheste,
o Va, was the scene of beautiful wed
@ ding Wednesday afternoon, when the,
!. daughter. Lucille. became the bride @
q r. Wardell Lowe, of Petersburg. TIL
= Rev. DIR. Stonewall Jackson Brown. Q
Petersburg, officiated.
: The home was beautifully decorate