Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-20

III I 'hS mo W chht
place Thursday evening. October g.
AT 6 o'clock in st. Paul's Church.
Miss Johnston. who was introduced
TO society here several seasons ago.
Is Il daughter Of the late Dr. George
Zen Johnston. Mir. Miller Is "a son Of
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Miller. also OF
Richmond.
r Additional Drbmtnntcs.
Among the drbutan,cs for the
coming season are; MiSs Martha Mary
lioadlcv. daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
T.. NJ. Hoadley: Miss Maria shelton
Williams. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis .. Williams. and Miss Anne
B~rockcnbrou.h. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Brock cnbrough.
MIR. and Mrs. Hoadlcy and Miss
~Iioadlcy have recently returned TO
Richmond. after spending the summ"r
season AT Blue Ridge SUNNI, and
Huena Vista. Pa.
Guest of Friends.
Miss Mary Ross Scott. daughter of
mr.. ana Mrs. Frederic ". Scott. who
10 zen inc guest of friends here
,or Il pref stay. is leaving today for
Royal Orchard.' Miss sco,, u.uu
leave later in the month for 81
TlInothy's School, near raI,imoro
where she will be a student hid .cs'
sion. ~
In richmond
Mrs. Preston holland and her two
"auHnterS' AisS"s Resale and Ka,h-
crime H"iahd. have returned to their
"p'r'n'ht on Park Avenue. after an
absence Of several months. Miss
hosalic holland viii leave shortly TO
resume her studies at Foxcroft
school. near Middlcburg.
Mrs. holland and Miss Katherin.
N"Iand VIII spend the fan and winter
AT the University OF Virginia.
Quiet Wedding.
very quiet and beautiful we'd
ding wae that Of Mtss Ida Ann raj
Icy ana I.uci.n Wood Roberts nj the
nome or the brides sister. Mrs. ~. C..
Roberts. 22oi Floyd Avenue. on
hhrsdaH morning. September II.
The ceremony was performed by
n"v. IL. y. Willianrs. ID. D.. pastor OF
Tabernacle baptist Church. The
bride and groom left at once for a
Northern tour.
This marriage uni,es two Of tho
oldest and b~"st-known families in
Virginia. Miss Talley being a direc,
descendant OF the Christian and
crump families. The Christians
we're among the Hrst settlers oi
Charles city and New Kent Counties.
coming from Kent. IN England. and
by whom New Kent was given i,s
nam" President Tyler chose tho
beautiful L"'etia Christian ns me
bride. Mr.. Roberts CONES from tn.
noted Roberts and Brooke families.
Of I!appahannock COUNTY. being q
grandson of william Henry and
Eliza Brooke Roberts and q great
grandson OF Major John Roberts. -
k"v"lutionary fame. VINO married
Lucy Ann Pollard. IF Richmond. her
sister, Ellen. having married Howell
Lewis. nephew OF George Washing
% Interest Here.
Van Wyrk ". l.o"mis and Miss
Elizabeth Mason Heath were married
81 noon Saturday In ST Thomas
Church. New York. by the Rev John
Lloyd. who served with tho bride
groom through tn" war with ,mbu-
lance company No. - az the Fourth
Division Mr I.oomis. VINO was grad
uat"f from cornell in 1919. is tn" son
of Mrs. Charles LOOMS. OF Utica. y.
Y The bride. who is a vassnr pradu-
ate, "as formerly a resident of Wash
ington, where she was ono Of tho
leading women worker with the Red
Cross during the war. She is m"
niece Of liar,wcll r Heath AMI MISC
Mary Mason Heath, Of New York,
formerly Of Virginia.
Returning From Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter S. Finder loft
Richmond last March for a trip
abroad. and after an absence Of six
months. are returning to this country.
They visited France. It's cities and
battlchelds. switzerland Germany and
Holland. and England. NJ Liverpool.
then lett FOR this country and landed
at Montreal. arriving here. Scptem-
bcr 10.
Leaves for v. P.I.
Wi1iiaup Inhnann- SON OF Mrs n \.
johnson and the late j W Johnson,
left Yesterday for v. i. /. where he
Will he "a student this session. Mr..
Johnson graduated in June from the
John Marshall High School.
ArmsfrOnE-Price.
OF much interest,"; here is the mar
rage Of Miss Julia Bond Price, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Price.
to THOMAS Christian Armstrong. OF
this city, which took place Thursday
afternoon, September Ii, at 3 O'Clock
in the home of the brides parents AT
letter Hill, Bedford. The wedding was
simply arranged and effectively car
ried out. Immediately preceding the
ceremony Mrs. T.. c.. Cuttings, sister
OF the bride. sang "A Gathered Rose
and because" then to the strains of
L~ohcngrin's Bridal Chorus" rem
dercd by Mrs. Fletcher Gibbs. the
couplc entered the awinS-room.
preceded by little Miss Douglas Han
cock L~.avindcr, a niece OF the bride.
wearing a frock Of ribbon and lace.
and earring the ring in the heart Of
a rose.
Before an improvised altar of
ferns. the marriage was
performed by the brides pastor, Rev.
James T.. Reid. -. D..
The bride wore n costume Of
brown pannc velvet and satin crep"
with ribbon trimmings of the same
shade, and hat Of contrasting color.
she also wore a necklace OF pearls,
the gift of the groom. and carried a
shaver of Bride roses.
The bride is the youngest aught
cf Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Price, or
bedford, n has many friends there
and in this city where she has frct
oucntIy visited. The groom is the
oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Armstrong and is IA world war vet
cram. having lone splendid service IN
France as a member of the First Nir-
ginia Cavalry, National Guard.
After a short stay at one or the
mountain resorts in Virginia, Mr.. and
AZ. Armstronr will make their nome