The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-19

~~"NN - ROBB-PRICE WEDDING
 This account of the marriage of Miss Esther Price of this city and Mir. Philip Robb, Jr.. from the News Leader of Richmond, Va, will be read with interest by many friends.
 ~The wedding of Miss Eugenia May Price, daughter of Mrs. Esther Van dyke Price of Birmingham, Ala, and Philip Lightfoot Robb. Jr- of Balti- more. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lightfoot Robb of Gay Mont" near Port Royal, on the Rap pahannock river, was celebrated this morning at Il o'clock in Holy Trinity church, the Rev. Dr. John J. Gravatt officiating.
 The bride entered the church with her brother-in-law, Alonzo Atkins, who gave her in marriage. Her we'd chiffon. and her tulle veil was caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet. of lilies of the valley
  and brides roses. Miss Jennie Lane Price was her sisters maid of honor and only attendant, wearing frock of orchid shaded organdie, with wide hat to match Her flowers were early summer blossoms of pastel shades. Robert G. Robb, who is a professor at William and Mary college, was his brothers best man. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfa st in the home of the brides brother-in. law and sister, MT. and Mrs. Alonza Atkins of 301 West Franklin street, and MT. and Mrs. Robb left imme- diately for a wedding journey. They will spend the summer months at Gay Mont and will be at home in Baltimore next fas,.
 The bride, who formerly lived in Birmingham, has recently made her home with MT. and Mrs. Atkins in Richmond. MT. Robb is a brother of Bernard Robb of this city. The wedding is of much interest to so- cety in Virginia and Maryland, as well as in the far south, where the bride Is prominently related through out the state and Gay Mont is one of the historic places along the Rap pahannock river.
 Among out-of-town guests at the wedding were: Mir. and Mrs. G. B. Fenwick, MT. and Mrs. H. H.. Ballard c. G. Fenwick of Baltimore; Mrs. Ed. win c. Upton and Miss Frances Up- ton of Poughkeepsie, N. T.; MT. and Mrs. O. M. Price Alonzo Merrill and MT. Adamson of Birmingham, Ala. :; Miss Frances Randolph Howard and Mrs. Smith of Washington; Misses Fannie and Helen Robb, sisters of the bridegroom, Mrs. J. B. Funsten and Miss Elsie Funsten, Mrs. Pratt Miss Pratt. MT. and Mrs Richard Pratt and William Pratt of Port Royal"
 OBSERVED FLAG DAY
 The Woman's Relief Corps, George A Aester post No. 1, Sons of Veterans. United States of America, and their friends met Tuesday afternoon at Fraternal hall in honor of Flag Day.
 The hall was beautifully decorated throughout with bowls of sweet peas and American flags.
 A programme. befitting the occa- sion. was we'll rendered. Patriotic music by corps and post and humor- ous readings by Mrs. Asa P. Hull. Re- marks for good of the post were made by Comrade M D. Friedman. Comrade Sam c. Bowman was guest of honor and paid glowing tribute to the flag. ''Old Glory" Agnes Chapin Shipman and Mrs R. A. Pres ton served ice cream and cake. CAMP GREENBRIER PARTY
 Mir. T. c. Young will leave with party of Birmingham boys for Camp Greenbrier, in West Virginia. on Mon- day, June 27. After spending the months of July and August in the mountains engaging in all of the out of-door sports which boys love so dearly, Mir. Young will take the boys to Washington, where four or five days will be spent in sightseeing.
 The following will compose the party; MT. T. c. Young, Edwin Bruce, Sam Perry, Boswell Johnson. Mont Williams, Herman Rich, Angus Taylor, John Davitt Frantz Johnson, Barton Harris. Bailey DeBardeleben, Sidney Smith, Francis Clements, Julien Saks. Andrew Saws, Francis Coleman. Tom McDavid, Charles Moultis and few others.