The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-05
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Mrs. Edward Albion Hero.

Mrs, Eduard Albion will arrive In
Richmond this evening for very
short visit. returning to her home in
Washington tomori ow morning. Mrs.
Albion Is better known here as the
former Miss Marietta Stockard. AS
Miss Stockard she spent a few days
in this city lasr fall and again dur
ing the winter, being extensively en-
tertained during both brief visits. and
also entertaining with a number of
her delightful storytelling hours.
Mrs. Albion was instructor in story
telling at the University of Virginia
summer school the past summer and
for several years she has been a
member OF the faculty of George
Washington university, in Washing
ton. She has many friends through
out the entire East.
Her wedding to Eduard Albion. the
| famous baritone, took place in An
napolis, Md. on Saturday. September
Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Albion are at
present making their home In wash
ington. Eduard Albion. we'll known
to the grand opera stage as we'll an
In concert, sang in Richmond several
years ago with Madame Tetrazinni.
with whom he was heard in a tour
all over the United States at the time.
He is at present singing in a series
OF concerts foi the benefit OF the Ma
tional Red Cross.
Hardesty--Heckler.
The wedding of Miss Martha valen.
tine Hechler to Richard Henry Har-
desty, Jr., was celebrated in the
brides home, 1904 East Broad street,
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev.
H. ]. Williams. of the Third Presby-
terrain church OBLIGATED. Mrs. Will
liam Owen Lewis. Of Quebec. Canada.
was her sisters dame of honor. She
wore a dress OF blue georgette crepe
and silver lace. with a French bon
net to match. and she carried an arm
bouquet OF Killarney bads. The best
man WAS wellington II. Cottrell. and
the ribbons were held by Misses Fran.
ces Saunders and Mildred HardestH
who wore dainty frocks OF lace. with
pink ribbons. Little Miss Marie
Mears. in pink tulle, carried the ring
In basket Of rose petala The bride
was gowned In a dark blue velour
travelling suit, with accessories to
match. and carried Brides roses and
lilies OF the valley. The guests from
distance were: Mrs. H. l.. Mears
and Miss Marie Mears. OF Harrisburg.
Pa. and Mrs. William Owen Lewis,
OF CRANKY. Quebec. Canada
Hobefmann-Hennin
wedding OF interest was solemn
lied in Richmond Wednesday even
ing when Miss Louise Henninghausen
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Henninghausen. became the bride of
DR.. r. w. Hobelmann. OF Baltimore
The ceremony was quietly celebrated
at 1880 o'clock In the brides home.
24le Park avenue. by the Rev. O. O.
Guthe- There were no attendants
The pariors Of the brides home were
beautifully decorated in golden rod
and fern The bride entered and
was given In marriage by her father,
G. A. Hsnnin ghausen. She was
handsomely attired in dark blue
tailor made suit and she wore a blue
beaver hat to match. Her flowers
were an arm bouquet OF white roses
Altar wedding trip the Atlantic
City ard Niagara Falls DR. and Mrs
F. w. Hobslmann will be at home at
1908 West baltimore street, Balti-
more. Nd. DIR. Hobelmann is one
of the most prominent specialists in
that city.
Among the guests from Baltimore
attending the wedding were the
grooms brother. Herman Heblernann.
Mr., and Mrs. Percy Henninghausen,
and Mr.. Latfmer.
Imcns--Gray.
or interest throughout the state
NnS AisV sEAoihs VI &nl83 &Ntilie mar
garet Gray. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
/ r. @. Lucas. also OF Blackshurg. The
ceremony took place in Whisner Me
mortal church, Tuesday, October 2.
the Rev Neal officiating. Mrs J. G.
Watson played the wedding marches.
The decorations were unusually at
/ tractive. Fern and pink geraniums
were banked about pyramid of
candles represe nting the brides age
The ~ arsa~'s oldest srethey Harry
ssrsy. gave her In marriage she
Wore blue coat suit combined WITT b
gray, and carried a shower of brides
roses. Her cousin. Miss Mary Reis-
ter. was her only attendant She
wore a frock OF white charmeuse
combined with xeorgette crepe Her
bouquet was OF pink roses. Craig
/ Crist, OF TroutviIle. was the best man
and the ushers were v. c. Austin,
Evans Gardner Willie Gray the
brides cousin. and Harry Gray. the
brides brother.
Among the ut-of-town guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. c
G. Lucas, OF Pulaski. Mis- J A. Al
derson. Craig Crist. W. C. Lucas. Mrs
Lucas. the brides mother. of Trout
Vile: Miss Mary Keister. Of Dublin.
and Mrs. J. G. Watson.
pianf-Moore
Or interest In Virginia and North
Carolina was the wedding celebrated
at O'Clock Wednesday morning In
st. Paufs church. Edenton. n. c.,
when Miss Pattie Lou Moore. of
Portsmouth. Va. became the bride
of Leland Greenleaf Plant. of Eden
ton. Miss Moore Is the daughter OF
the late Mrs. Virginia Calvert Moore.
of Portsmouth, DIR. r. B. Drain. rec
tor of the church. performed the
ceremony in the presence OF only
relatives. The wedding was very
outet, due to recent bereavement in
the brides family
Calvert Moore gave his sister In
marriage. She wore a travelling suit
Miss Myra Vaun, of Edenton. was her
only attendant, She wore a dress of
white georgette crepe. DIR. James
Plant, of Philadelphia. the groom 3
brother. was best man. After a
Northern wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs
Plant will reside in Portsmouth.
In Honor OF Miss peary
Miss Marie Peary. whose wedding
to Captain Edward Stafford L. S. A.,
will be an event In Washington So
ctety on Saturday. was entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in Washington
by her maid OF honor. Miss Emily
Steuart. The guests were Miss Vir-
ginia Wheat, of Alexandria; Miss
Helen Blodgett. Miss Laura Graves,
Miss Jean Holmes Miss Madge Die