The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-09

ed during the evenings and a SPLEEN
did literary and musical programme.
was carried out as follows:
Toastmaster--W. l.. Austin.
Response for the fGm--L O. Mil
Ter
Vocal selection-Men's League Dou-
hle Quartette.
Recitation-Mtss Annie Allen, ORR
gin of the Banjo"
Solo--Miss Myrtle Belts, Daisies
Won't Tell"
Piano selection--Miss Finch, Rip
pies OF Alabama"
solo-,W. Earl Miller, Tell Me
With Your Eyes"
Recitation --- Miss Duval. Lucy
Ellen as a Nurse"
solo - Mr. Harris Love
Thoughts"
Violin and Piano Misses
Malcolm, Midnight Fire Alarms"
solo--Mss Gibbs, Song of IA
Heart"
Recitation - Miss Mayme Ryail.
Birdie"
solo--Mr. Wheatley.
Recitation-Miss Jennie Barnes,
Little Breeohes."
soio--Mr. Hundley. The Songs My
Mother Used to Sing
Duet -- Miss Mayme RyaE and
brother, "A Forlorn Maiden"
Vocal selection--Men's League Dou-
BILE Quartette.
After the banquet everybody went
To the third floor and danced until
the wee sma' hours"
Governor Mann Honored.
Governor William Hodges Mann
81 nf at "a n
dinner given Tuesday evening by Mr.
Jas, II. Dooiey in his peauurul uuun-
try home, "Maymont." Covers were
laid for eighteen and the table was
ornamented with a silver uasHot OF
pink rosehuds and lilies on raised
silver plaque, also filled with pink
roses as the centerpiece, and was
brilliant with It's appointments of sill
yer and cut glass. The mantel OF the
dining-room was banked with pink
lilies and profusion of pink buds
with background of palms and
smilax were used In the drawing
room.
Major Dooley's guests included
Governor Mann. Judge L. L. Lewis,
and Messrs. John p. Branch, Alexan-
der Cameron, Thomas NJ. Ruther-
foord. Egbert L. Leigh, Jr. Il. j.
Willis. Henry Landon Cabell, William
II. White. Thomas Boiling. John A.
Coke, John Stewart Bryan, General
William Ruffin Cox. Frederick w.
Scott. John L. Williams aad Henry w.
| Anderson.
Gaiicspic-- Briggs.
! A very pretty wedding takes place
Wednesday evening in the Northside
Baptist church at o'clock, when
Va. Ytr ns.tsy ta
married to Mr.. Robert James Gales
pie. Rev. j. r. Bosnian. of Market
Street Methodist Episcopal church,
assisted by Samuel Templeman. pastor
! of Northside Baptist church. will per-
Z form the ceremony.
| The Observation-Disclosures Mamye
Berkeley Briggs tsister-in-law of the
bride), Hazel Sterling, Daisy Gales
pie (sister of the groom. Sarah Fl.
Grundy (of Elizabeth. N. j., Sadie
Redd Smoot and Virginia Sale--will
wear gowns OF violet messalne vii
crystal trimmings and carry maiden
hair ferns. The maid of honor. Miss
/ Wray Wharton, sister of the bride,
will be gowned In green radium silk
embroidered in pearls and will carry
a hat shower of violets,
Mrs Charles t. O'Rork and Mrs
Eugene Anderson Arnett. of Norfolk
as matrons of honor. viii be gowned
In white messaline and will carry
( bouquets of vlolets
The bride, who is the daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs. James Carter Whar-
/ ton. OF Barton Heights. Will be at
+ tfrei IN going -awsss gown Of vioie;
cloth, and her bouquet will be a
showes OF orchids and lilies of the
valley.
" The groom, who Is the sna of Mr.
and Mrs, James, Monroe GalIespie. a
prominent Southern family. formerly
OF Montgomery. Ala. but now OF Rich