The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-11

OF MontcIair. N. j.. and Mr.. Douglas
Claude Handy, of Annapolis, and Mr..
Hugh F. Watts, brother OF the BRIDE
elect.
The wedding is Of the greatest in
terest to society of this city, as Mr..
Forsyths father. the late DR.. Forsyth,
was for a number of years the rec
tor of ST. PauI's Episcopal Church.
VeApor Service At y. W. G. A.
The regular Vesper Service, which
was omitted on the first sunday. will
be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock at
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation. Miss Anna Branch Binford
will speak. and sae subject of her
talk will be The Market Place" All
young women are cordially invited to
attend these services.
Home Wedding.
On Monday evening at o'clock In
the home OF Mrs. VIM Armstead ellis.
T East Main Street. their daughter,
Miss Myra Reeves ellis was married
TO Mr.. Voyle W. Dawson. the Rev.
r Clagett Skinner. of the Second Bap-
fist Church. officiating. Mr. James T..
Won Bile rendered the wedding music.
and little Miss Thelma Fenscn. a.
the ringbearer, was the only attend
and to the bride The bride wore
a tailored suit OF tan cloth and carried
q shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
and brides roses. Later In the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs Dawson left for
the South and on their return will
be at home at East Main Street.
Lee Chapter to Give Gard Party.
A card party Will be given at the
Home for Needy Confederate Women,
East Grace Street. under the ats
pices of Lee Chapter. United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy. on Wednas-
day afternoon, at $40 O'clock Ia
bles may be engaged from Mrs Tenn
pie Roy, 1907 Grove Avenue. -,
Another interesting affair of this
month will be the benefit performs
anee that be given by the Grayce
Scott Players for the Lee Auxiliary.
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
The play will be given at SIS o'clock
on the evening of April 20. and many
interesting parties will be made up
and colored bunting will decorate the
| thsater and the orchestra wifi ar
range special musical program for
the intermission. Some of the lead
ing society women OF the city will
! act as patronesses, and the boxes
will be filed with the officers and
bers of Lee Auxiliary
Golden Wedding.
Colonel and Mrs. Walter Heron
Taylor celebrated the ffftieth ami
versary of their wedding Saturday
evening. April 3. with an informal re-
ception given in their home in York
Street, in Norfolk. No invitations
! were issued, but a number OF their
! friends called within the evening TO
offer their congratulations and good
wishes for the occasion, which was
a most delightful one.
| feature OF the evening was the
display Of original uniforms and war
time dresses worn by some OF the
/ children and grandchildren of Colo
mel and Mrs. Taylor, all of whom
We're present and included Mr.. and
Mrs william Il. Baldwin. Mr. and
Mrs Robert " Tomlin, Mr.. and Mrs
r. Cornelius Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Saunders Taylor, Of Wilmington
Del; MIR. and Mrs. Walter Heron
Taylor. Jr., MIR. and Mrs. r. e. Lee
! Taylor. DR. and Mrs. David Akin
son, of Baltimore; Miss Bland Tay
Hester Tomin. Betty Taylor Atkin
! son, Walter Heron Taylor. III. ia
: net Taylor, Stuart Symington and r
l.. Lee Taylor. Jr
u Colonel and Mrs. Taylor were mar
: Ted in SRachmond after midnight
! sunday. April ?. 1868, the night o.
the evacuation The wedding tool
place in the home OF Lewis Cren
, shaw and the ceremony was per
| formed by the Rev. DR.. Minnegerode
; rector of Old ST. Paufs Church.
Annual Recital Mt the jefferson.
The sixteenth com mencement Ant
, annual recital OF the Richm one
School of Expression will be helt
lin the auditorium Of the Jefferson
Hotel on Tuesday evening. May IL
Candidates for the diploma in tn
practical class are Miss Lucille Epps
OF Richmond; Miss Clyde Hall, o