The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-31
Social and
Personal

Historic 81. Paurs Church was tie
ocsne Of Q brilliant wedding last night
at $50 o'clock. when Miss Polly Robins
vas married to Lieutenant Russell sgd.
nor crenAhaw. United States Navy.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her brother. Lieutenant Augustine
$ Warner Robins. Caited States Army.
wore q lovely gown Of white saith.
seharmeuse trimmed IN rose point and
i. .s..ss lace. The bodice was EN-
broiderad In seed pearls. and she wore
IN old pearl brooch as her only orna-
ment. She carried shower bouquet
of lilies. and her veil Of illusion. which
fell to the hem Of TIE long train. was
arranged with orange blossoms Ms.
Maurice Johnston Lunn. who attended
her sister as dame OF honor. wore .
gown Of lace and white charmeuse.
shade with panniers Of yellow crepe
meteor. She carried white chrysanthe-
mums.
The bridal party on entering the
nchurch passed under an arch made by
Abe swords OF the Hroomsmen.
1t was navy wedding. and the color
iocheme at the church and tine house
carried out the navy colors, yellow and
tGhite. most effectively. At the church
where the Rev Walter Russell Bowie
performed the ceremony. decorations
twere in palms and lighted candies. The
jnltar was arranged with white bios
ICONS and standards Of yellow ehrys-
iRntLemums marked the family pews.
f. he bridegroom and all the srooms-
fsnen were In full dress Uniform. and
lthe church was crowded with fash
llonable gathering Of beautifully SowH-
led women. The bride. who belongs TO
pDne Of tie best known families in tho
Estate. il a daughter OF the late Colonel
wv lillian Todd Robins. Of Gloucester
County, and Mrs Sally Nelson Robins.
Lieutenant Crenshaw Is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Alfred Crenshaw. Of
fahis city. and IS also widely related.
fHe graduated from the Naval Academy
In 1906. and went on the tour arcunn
Fthe world with the fleet He Las served
ION the battleship Virginia. and IL now
In command Of the reserve torpedo
sEroup at Annapolis. being a member of
khe Army and Navy Club In Washing
NON. and the Westmoreland Club in this
city.
Tie bride had as hev attendants
Misses Imogene Warwick. laura Jones.
Emma Gray White, Pattie Albert Cary.
Gertrude Crenshaw. all OF Richmond
Delen Glenn. Of New York City: Sara
Stewart, Of Briar Cliff Manor. n. Y.
and Susie Dimmock, OF Newport News.
Hhey wore quaint frocks Of cream-col-
bored lace and satin, made with pam
nfers of yellow crepe meteor and car
sried big bouquets OF yellow chrysan-
Ahemums. Little E!uth Nelson Gordon
and Mary Mason Anderson Williams
ueld the ribbons. Their frocks were
Of white lace and embroidered MULE.
and they wore sashes of yellow and
carried French baskets Of yellow and
white flowers.
A large reception followed the cere-
uony at the home OF the brides aunt
Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones. 900 East
Franklin Street. The bride and groom
received under q big wedding bell of
white cosmos. and the house was dec
GRATED throughout in yellow and white
chrysanthemums and palms The table
In the dining-room had an old silver
tankard filled with yellow chrysantke-
mums az a centrepiece. and the lights
were shaded in yellow. Lieutenant
Crenshaw had as his best man. Lieu
tenant Tyler Smith, United States
..avy. and the uskers were Lieutenanfs
Theodore Gordon Ellyson, U. S. n: X.
Lindsey walker. L. s. N: S. C. Hooper.
II. s. ~; G. ii. Courts L. s. N: l. u.
tCansey. o. s. n. P. n l. beilinser'
b.. S. n; Ensign J. II. g Desssy. L. s
k.: Professor r. Calhoun. u s. A.;
i4yelson Robins and alfred Crenskaw-
I Liteutenant and Mrs Crenshaw left
laate, In the evening for their wedding