VIRGINIA LLAMAS General Carlos P. Romulo historical photos, footage, anecdotes, radiograms, letters, and other treasures HOME BIOGRAPHY THE FOUNDATION CONTACT Virginia Llamas Th married on July 1, 1924, in Pagsanjan. He was twenty-six, and she was nineteen. I never really knew my grandmother Virginia Serapia Vidal Llamas from Pagsanjan; she died before my first birthday. I’m told, however, that she was the quintessential lady—informed, impeccably dressed, and quietly dignified—who in her own words chose to “glow faintly in her husband’s shadow.” Perfectly at ease in Western dress, she preferred to wear the traditional terno , complete with paƱuelo . Well-versed in English and Spanish, she preferred to speak Tagalog. As the story goes, Lolo fell in love with her when he was assigned to be her escort at the Manila Carnival, an annual pre-Easter Mardis Gras with a series of nine balls presided over by the carnival queen. ...
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