The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-10-24
SOCIET Y

Colonel and Mrs. Gordon McCabe
have as their guests two prominent
Virginians--Mrs. Frances Courtenay
Baylor, of Winchester, and Arnistead
c. Gordon. of Staunton. Mr.. Gordon
will be their guest for several days
Mrs Baylor is on her way to New
Orleans, where she expects to be for
the coming winter.
Munsell--Weiis.
An interesting wedding was cele-
brated in the home of the Rev. John
S. Hansbrough, in Orange. Va, this
week. when Miss Minnie Louise Wells,
of Montpelier" Orange county. be-
came the bride of Private Ernest G.
Munsell, of Ware. Mass The bride
is a native of England They will
make their home in Quantico, where
the groom is stationed.
Frce--Mark.
! Rev. and Mrs C w Mark. of
Nokesville, Va. have announce the
marriage of their daughter. Lucille.
to William Raymond Free, Jr.. the
. ceremony having been celebrated In
1.-The brides home on October l6 The
brides father offlciated and only the
two families were present. Four
generations OF the groom's family
witnessed his wedding
Visiting tn Crewc.
Miss Lydia Brinton is spending a
few weeks with friends in Crewe, Va
Hon. Emmett Mann Recovering.
The Hon. Emmett Lee Mann. Of
Matoaca. Va, who has been seriously
III with influenza for the past ten
days, is recovering at his home and
will soon be able to see his friends.
He is a member OF the house OF dele
gates Of Virginia. representing Ches-
terfield and Powhatan counties. He
is also state chaplain OF the A. E.
&C. u. OF A, Virginia division.
WEEDS French Girl.
Mrs. l.. w Hardy Of 1853 Twelfth
avenue. S w. Roanoke. Va, has
received the news of the marriage Of
her son. Corporal Charles Hardy
which took place September 20 at
Hotel de Vile in Tours. France.
The bride, formerly Miss Jacqueline
Gadois. whose picture has been sent
to the groom's mother, is very beau
tiful young girl. She has learned to
speak English and has written seve-
raj letters to her American mother
in law.
Corporal Hardy was granted a FUR
Tough for a wedding trip and the
honeymoon was spent at La Rochelle.
Corporal Hardy has been in France
for almost year and recently he and
Miss Gadois wrote Mrs. Hardy of
their engagement
Barger-Nen.
Wednesday evening. October l s. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. NJ. Neff in
Rural Retreat. Va, was the scene OF a
pretty wedding. when their daughter.
Miss Bess Christian. became the bride
Of William Carroll Barger, OF Eggle-
ston. Rev. George II. Rhodes. of the
Lutheran church. performed the i'm
pressive ring ceremony. buTet
luncheon was served following the
ceremony, after which Mr. and Mrs.
Rarger left for Roanoke. They viii
make their future home at Eggleston.
Williford-New.
A pretty wedding took place on
Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock at
| the home OF Mrs. Matte New. on West
Thirteenth street, Norfolk. when her
daughter, Miss Lucille Elizabeth New,
became the bride Of Matthew Daniel
Wiliiford. of that city. The house was
decorated with palms and ferns and
the ceremony, which took place be-
| fore an altar of palms. was performed
| by Rev. j. T. Riddick OF the Park
! place Baptist church. The bride wore
travelling dress Of dark blua velour
| with hat to match. and corsage
bouquet of Brides roses. The maid
|. of honor and only attendant was Miss
Sarah Bell. who wore a gown OF white
satin and net and carried an arm
bouquet OF La France roses The
| groom had as his best man Herman
L New, albrofher of the bride. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Loula Bell. and just before the cere-
mony Miss Grace Powers sang Il
Love You Truly" The guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs Walter Por-
ter. Later in the afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs Wiiiiford left for a northern
wedding trip, and on their return
will reside at the home OF the bride
on West Thirteenth street.