The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-16
Society

Governor William Hodges Mann ana
Mrs. Mann will go to New York tho
middle OF next month to be present at
the marriage OF the formers nephew.
DR.. Herbert Mann. OF this city, to Miss
Elizabeth Agnew. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Franklin Howell Agnew, Of Beav-
er. Pa. The wedding, which VIII take
place In New York on December 10.
/ viii be one OF the most interesting
events OF the winter. Governor and
Mrs. Mann expect to leave for New
York on December 10.
Guest Of MrA Wise.
Miss Mary Beirne, who has been
spending the autumn at the Virginia
hot Springs, arrived last night to be
the guest OF Mrs. Barton II. Wise,
Miss Beirne viii spend several weeks
| in Richmond. and VIII then go to New
York from whence she will call for
/ Europe on December Z.
Rohinson-Snead.
A very pretty wedding took place
last night at Q O'Clock at the home OF
/ MIR. and Mrs. Robert James Snead
i when their daughter Miss Flora Nfr-
| ginia Withers Snead. became the bride
! of Mr.. Robert Z. Robinson. Of Clifton
/ Forge, Va. son OF Mrs. Robert Rob-
! iuson. OF Iron Gate. Va. The par
lors were decorated with palms ana
white chrysanthemums. and an or
cheetra played the wedding marches
and during the reception following the
ceremony The Rev. Frank A. Red
dout. ofriciated.
The bride was attended by two
! rnatrous Of honor, Mrs. Walter A.
! Carpenter. Of Roanoke. and Mrs,
James Lenuel Wits West, OF Louisa
Va, who wore their wedding gowns
and carried white chrysanthemums
tied with green tulle. Mics Louise
/ Warren Payne, OF Lynchburg, Va, was
: the r1atd Of honor, and wore gown
Of green crepe dc chine and carried
white chrysanthemums tied with
white. MIR. G. Gordon Robinson. OF
| Huntington. w. Va. brother of the
groom, was best man. The bride en-
tered the drawing room with her
father, who gave her away, Her we'd
ding gown was made or exquisite
white crepe meteor with an overdress
of lace, and her tulle Veil was arranged
from pearl cap. She carried q
bouquet of lilies OF the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson left for q
Southern trip, and on their return
| they will make their home in Clifton
| Forge. Among the out-of-town guests
at the wedding were Mrs. r. a. Snead
Miss Mary Anderson, of Clifton Forge
Miss Matte West, OF Louisa; Mis-.
Margaret Robinson of Iron Gate. Va.
and Miss Henrietta Snead. of Lyncn
burg.
Bride Elect Entertained.
Mrs. John Easley gave an attractive
card party at her home =, yesterda,
afternoon In honor of Miss Marth;
Harvie Chattin. whose marriage to Mr.
". G.. w. Renshaw will take place OF
= Saturday Decorations were in vel
; low chrysanthemums, and score card
and the like were suggestive OF tn
3 approaching wedding. Mrs. Easley'
| guests included, In addition TO tn
I guest of honor, Miss Mary Boiling, o
Norfolk: Miss Florence Whitaker. o
, Huntington, W. Va. Miss Mary Ruffir
of Danville Mrs. James Cannon, Mrs
Harry Wayt Mrs. NJ. l.. West. Mrs
Miller McGue. Miss Emma BrecKm
T. ridge, Misses Eliza and Martha Har
t | vie, Miss Mary Smith. and Miss Add
Chaftin. Mrs. d. G. Creecy entertaine
q at cards Tuesday afternoon in homo
, of Miss Chaffin, who will be IN
II honoree at Mrs. Harry Wayts bridg
party this afternoon.
Mrs. Payne Entertains D. A. RS.
!. Commonwealth Chapter, Daughter
Of the American Revolution. was en-
4 tertained yesterday afternoon by Mr.
~ ". j. Payne at her home on Par
=, avenue at one Of a series of literar
afternoons to be given by the chap
s ter this winter The rooms were dee
. Grated in red and blue. the d. A. /
colors many American Beauty rose
, being used. Tho members of tn
- chapter answered to roll call with II
= names of Colonial homes, and NJ
!, James Aston Cahell gave most II
- teresting address on Colonial VII
;, ginia, it's social life and customs
Mr.. Cabells talk was charming in Il
! subject matter. and his presentation I
>" the Virginia Of old. Mrs. Richar
u Hermann Strehl. who has a lovely 81
q, prano voice and is one of the mo-
promising musicians in the city. sar
- Del Riego's Spring Song" and Re
compense" by Hammond, and MI
Zelle Minor rendered several deligh
w full piano selections.
y Reception at st. Paufs.
'e The vestry of st. Pauls church ga
y a reception to their new rector. Il
Rev Russell Bowie. and his wife. al
r. the assistant rector. MIR. Henry '
al Manning. last evening in the lectu
II room of the church. Autumn leav
and cedar We're beautifully combine
u in the decorations. and the tabl
were ornamented with vases of ye
II ! low chrysa nthemums. 1T was tho
IN oughly informal affair. Several hui
bred of the church members and Il
20 Episcopal clergy of the city called du
le ing the evening TO meet Nh and MI
r Bowie and Mr. Manning.
Receiving the guests Were: MIR. ri
Mrs Bowie and the formers moth'
Mrs Elizabeth Branch Bowie. NJ
Manning and Mr.. Randolph Weufo
- and Or. George Ross. the senior al
IL Junior wardens OF st. Paufs.
Wedding Reception.
Invitations have been issued by MI
a Everett Waddey for the wedding !
to ception of her daughter. Helen Ca
NINA, and Captain Charles Arth
'e' Robertson. Sixty-trst King Georg'
IN own Pioneers, on Wednesday evenir
D@eeysasser &, Mt I O'Clock at her hon
1916 Monument avenue.
gs Mason--Wyiie.
n 4 wedding of interest to Baltinlo
and Virginia society took place la
re evening. when Miss Mary Montgor
Id cry Wylie. daughter OF the late w
Id liam Alexander Wylie and of Nj
Wylie, of Baltimore, was married
ne Mr. =. Blount Mason, Jr., son Of n
OF and Mrs S. Blount Mason, of NJ
al York. formerly Of Richmond, Va, I
"a. Nyas perfurtned at MT