The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-07
MISS MILES BECOMES
BRIDE OF G. w. FORSYTH
Wedding mt University of Virginia
OF Much Interest TO Rich
moDd Society.
MISS wILLAnD's WEDDING PART,
Miss Virginia Christian, of Richmond.
VIII lie bridesmaid In AIndrld We'd
ding, Witch Takes Pincc on June IL.


ding, Which Takes Pincc on June II.
Society here and throughout the state
IS much Interested in the marriage of
Miss elise Fielding Miles. daughter OF
DIR. and Mrs Charles w. Kent. to George
Lawrence Forsyth. son Of Mrs. H. ID.
Forsyth. of "Nydric' and New Orleans,
which was celebrated yesterday after
noon Mt o'clock at the University of
Virginia. Tho ceremony. which was
witnessed by only the relatives and
few friends OF the bride and groom.
took place In the long drawing room
of ono OF tho historic professors home
on the lawn Mt the university. which
has been occupied for four generations
by members of the brides family. The
quaint old room was banked with fra
grant sprlnt; blossoms and hydranGcas,
and the walls were hung with garlnnds
or tho samo flowers. Lilies and lighted
candles were used on the Inantcl, and
the window rccosscs were outlined in
trailing vines aal nasscd with white
blooms. stringcd orchestra played
the wedding music. and the Rev. Rob
crit $. Carter. rector OF -. Thomass
Church at Orange, a cousin OF the
bride. performed tho ceremony.
The bride descended the stairway
with DIR. Kent. who gave her away.
Her wedding gown was an eXquis,tely
simple French dress OF white tafieta
r. train. Her veil Of illusion was ar
ranged with orange blossoms. and she
carried huge bouquet OF lilies Of the
valley. Miss Mary Stuart Cooke. OF
Roanoke. wlo WAS her cousins maid OF
honor and only attendant. wore an i'm
ported gown OF white charmcusc and
cobwebby lace, finished with Eastern
embroidery. and she carried an armful
of yellow roses and yellow eisics. Har-
~ Forsyth. of New York. was his broth
crs best man.
After wedding journey. Mr.. and
Afra. Forsyth Will reside In Sheridan.
Wyoming. The wedding yesterday is
ono OF the most important and fash
ionablc events OF the late spring season.
since both Mr.. Forsyth AMI his bride
are descended from long line or
notable ancestors. The bride has been
since her debut one OF the most popular
society girls in Virginia, and has been
much admired IN Richmond. where she
has frequently visited. Mr.. Forsyth is
n graduate OF the University OF Viz
Einia, and Is widely known here and in
New Orleans. He ia brother OF Mrs.
w. d. Laughorne. OF ''Mirador"
Rackctty-Pncitctty House.
Starting Tomorrow afternoon, regu-
lar stage rehcarsals at the Racisetty-
Academy OF Music and will continue
each day at o'clock.
Some OF the children IN the cast are
Little Misses Florence P:zzini, AZ Lady
Patricia; Virginia Milla. tho Duchess:
Dorothy Neck. Ridikil!s; LYDIA purcell
Princess: Mary Belle Miller. Meg;
Katherine Robertson. Kilmans Kog
Doris Buchanan. Peg and Kingdom
Brown AS Peter Piper; Dan Witt. DR..
Gustibus. The green workers viii be
Misses Nancy Davidson Elizabeth SOM
crviilc Call. Dudley Whitehead War
AL. oil
lard and Bessie Robins
Miss Wizards Wedding Party.
The wedding OF Miss Belle wyatt
Willard. daughter OF American Ambas-
sador o Spain and Mrs. Joseph T.. VIII
lard. and Kermit Roosevelt vii! take
place a the British nbnasy in Madrid
on June II. AT high noon. DR. Samuel
watson, rector OF the American Church
OF the Holy Trinity. In Paris, Will per
form the ceremony, assisted by Rev
Herbert Brown, or the British Chanel
Madrid. Miss Elizabeth wyatt VIII
lard, tho brides young sister. Will at
tcnd Miss willard az her maid of honor
ana tho bridesmaids who have been
chosen arc Princess Thurn Und Taxis
Katharine Page, daughter OF Walter
Hines Page, tho American Ambassador
IN London; Virginia Christian. of Vir-
Glna. and Gilono lie Ncneur de Tuil-
lcriea, of Paris.
In Honor Of Airs. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Gowan Dusenbery, OF Concord.
n. c.. delightfully."- entertained AZ
dancing and cards mt her home on
West Depot street tn honor OF Mrs.
n. s. Fitzgerald. Of Richmond. who
IL tho guest OF Mrs. J.'Leonard Brown.
1t was one of tho most largely attend
ed social events given in Concord
during the year, number OF out-of-
town guests being present The hand
some home was most appropriately
decorated Tor the occasion. doCwood
blossoms, cut flowers and ferns being
used with most pleasing effect Law
ish indeed was the hospitality OF the
hostess, tho entire home being open to
the quests, tables for cards being por-
vided I'm various rooms and the spa
cious porch being used for dancing.
which lasted from to Il. During
the evening refreshments consisting
Of punch and q salad course were
served. Mrs Dusenbery's guests. In
addition TO the honorce, wero:
AIR. and Mrs. ]. Leonard Brown.
Captain and Mrs l.. y. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Hartsen, Mr.. and Ars. A.
Jones Yorke. Mr.. and Mrs. D. i.
Cannon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hill, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lindsay Ross. OF
Shelby; Mr.. and Mrs. c. +, Smith, MIR.
and Mrs. 4. r. Hoover, DR.. and Mrs.
W. IL Wadsworth, Mr.. ana Mrs j.
S. Goodman, Mr.. and Mrs. W. IT. Glib
son. Mrs. T.. ]. Braswcll, Misses Pauline
Davis. OF Charlotte: Orrin Cozart. Mar
Saret Lent. Louise Coffey, lila Thomp-
son, Janet Quinn. Mabel Marlcr. OF
Salisbury; Mary Bingham. Alice ana
Lucy Brown, Belle and Kate Means,
Shirley Montgomery, Nell Herring, Ell
len Gibson, Jean Moody, Helen Archey;
Mcssrs. Harry and Kenneth Caldwell,
II. Il. Morrison, l.. NJ. Brandcr, Henry
Ware and u. Shields. of Salisbury;
Charles W1uSWOrth Fred EOSt I, NJ
Richmond, w. w. Trisg, Fred and Les
lie Cornell, Williamson Nfonefcc. j. w.
Wallace, j. w. Hutchison. c. b. Wag-
oner. John NJ. Oglcsby. +. L. Smith.
j.. Sauvain, Cyrus White and Gowan
Duscnbery, Jr
Mrs. Richmond Reid was hostess to
the former members OF the variety
Club" md their husbands at her home