The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-16
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lin. Mr.. Mason belongs to the distin-
guished Virginia family OF that name
and Is a grandson OF the late john I.
Mason. one time Minister 10 FRANCS.
Reblns-klapp.
Mr.. Charles Oscar Robins. OF Rich.
mond, and Miss Maude Maple Knapp,
were married Tuesday morning NJ -
o'clock at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. e. Green, In Raleigh. n. Z. the
brides father, Rev. +. L. Knapp, per-
formed the ceremony.
Unvsii Tablet.
The Confederate Memorial literary
Society will unveil tablet at 2eo West
Grace street on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock to the memory OF surgeon.
General Samuel Preston Moore, OF the
Confederate Army. Members OF the
medical profession and of all Confed-
crate organizations OF the city are IN
vitcd TO attend the unveiling.
RoossvsIt-eayns.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. To-
Washington, New York and Richmond
society folk thronged 81. Thomas
Episcopal church this AFTERNOON AZ
o'clock for the marriage OF Miss olga
Roosevelt. daughter OF Robert II.
Roosevelt, OF New York and Washing
ton, to nr. !. Breckenridge Bayne. OF
Washington.
The church was effectively adorned
for the occasion with a profusion OF
white chrysanthemums. palms ana
| ferns
| During the seating OF the guests,
|. Edgar Priest. organist of the church.
| gave q recital, assisted by string or
chestra. The musical program in
| cluded Tho March" from "Athalie,"
Mendelssohn; ITO A Wild Rose" Nc
Dowell: '"rhe Barcarroie, from Oneh-
bach's Tales of Hoffman, Media
/ ton" from Msssenets "Thais: Ine
Rosary" Nevin, and the Lohensrin
| and Mepdeissohn wedding music.
Dvoraks "Humoresque' was softly
played during the ceremony.
The Rev. John Trescot. godfather OF
! the bride, solemnized the ceremony,
assisted by Canon DeVries, Of st
/ Thomas. DR.. Trescot, who Is rector
of st. Anne's Episcopal church at say :
| Vile. L. l., where the Roosevelts main
tain their summer home, officiated al
the marriage Of the parents OF the
bride of to-day.
Mt. Roosevelt escorted his daugh'
ter and gave her in marriage. Hei
bridal gown was Of rich ivory sa.in
trimmed with profusion of rose po'n'
lace. with a long full train falling not
from the shoulders but from the waist
She wore two wells. a short veil edged
| with rose point lace worn by hei
mother, and long full tulle veil, hello
In place with a coronet of orange bios
SONS. Her only jewelry was q single
strand of pearls, and her hrtda
bouquet was a shower of Bride roses
lilies of the valley. and orchids.
The brides attendants were hel
little three-year- stepsister, Mis-
Lille Roosevelt. as flower girl; Mis-
Katherine Shaw, of New York, as mait
of honor; and Miss Mildred Ladew
Miss Mary f.adenburg. of New York
and Miss Dorothy Christian, OF Rich
mond, as bridesmaids
The little flower girl wore a daint.
| frock of Irish lace over pink chit
: fon, and carried q basket of pink roses
The maid of honor and the brides
| maids wore pretty chiffon gowns II
. two shades of pink, with a tunic edge
! with garlands OF tiny pink rosebuds
with big picture hats of chiffol
J wreathed in rosebuds, and CARRIE
clusters of pink roses.
: Elisha Theall, of New York, wa
} DR. Bayne's best man. and the usher
{ were: DIR. Louis s. Lehr, DIR. Attire
Hopkins. DIR. Kerr, DIR. a. Y. r. Gar
nett, Murray a. Cobb, Anthony Add
son, David Il. Tenant, all of Wash
+. ington. and Lawrence Fuller, of Phil
: adelphia.
Following the ceremony at tn
: church. there was a reception at tn
l home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt, i
+ Massachusetts avenue. The hons
e was decorated with pink and whit