The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-21

bridal party. The Rev. walter l.
Angle was the ofnciating minister.
and Mr.. Warren Poitaiux. brother
OF the bride, and Mr.. Charles Tomil-
son acter AZ groomsmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Left later In
the evening for an extended Northern
tour, and on their return will make
their home in Charlotte. n. G:
Birthday Celebration.
DIR. and Mrs Foushee o. Mooklar,
All East Grace street, entertained
Monday night In honor or Mrs. Lucy
Taliaferro Walker on the anniversary
Of her eightieth birthday.
Mrs Mooklar. who was Miss
walker. of walkerton. King and
Queen County, is the widow of Hon.
A. I. Mooklar, Of King William Coun-
ty, and the mother of DR.. Foushee O.
Mooklar. of this city; w. Temple
Mooklar, Of King William County,
and Charles C. Gary, of Highland
Park
Mrs Walker Is a sister of DIR. B.
n. Walker, Of Norfolk; Mrs. A. L.
Bagby. OF Tappahannock. and Mr
A. c. Walker OF Walkerton. who still
resides at the old homestead, which
is part OF the original tract grant
ed to the Walkers, the same never
having passed out of the possession
of the family.
Mrs Mooklar is widely connected
throughout the State, and was the
recipient of many gifts, and congrat-
uiatory messages.
Those invited were DR.. b. H.
Walker. Norfolk, Va: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Walker and daughter, OF
Walkerton; Mrs. A. r. Hagby. Tappa
hammock; Rev. and Mrs. Edward
Bagby. Baltimore, Md, Rev. and Mrs.
Richard Bagby. Wilson. n. c.; DR.. and
Mrs. Roland Walker, Norfolk: DR..
and Mrs. B. b. Bagby. eWst Point,
Va: DIR. and Mrs. A. l. Bagby, Peters
burg; Mr. and Mrs s. P. waddill. Miss
Emily Waddill, Mrs. Jennie Walker,
w. Ellyson, Misses Ellyson, Miss Bet
tie Henley. Charles S. Stacy. Mrs.
Bette sizer, Miss jamie Walker Mr..
and Mrs. Henley walker Mrs. n. J.
Cooke, Charles c. Gary, Miss Moreno
Gary. j. Singleton Walker, all of this
city; w. Temple Mooklar, of King
William County; Mrs. Lucy Stacy. OF
Waikerton. and Miss Mary Mooklar
Cooke. Norfolk, Va.
color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out in the decora-
tions and the refreshments. a birth
day cake aslow with candles. being
feature.
Only relatives being invited. the at
fair was In the nature of family
reunion and was an occasion long to
be remembered by all present.
Ware-Watts.
The home of DIR. and Mrs. G.. w.
Brown at Williamsburg. Va. was the
scene OF a beautiful marriage yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock. when
their sister. Miss Frances Sue Watts,
became the bride of Edward Macon
Ware, Jr. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev Charles Watts, of
Charlottesville. uncle of the bride. and
the Rev. Richie Ware, of Lynehburg.
brother of the groom.
The house was decorated in ferns
and cut flowers, and an improvised
altar was made Of palms and lighted
with pink candles. The bride was
gowned In white crepe meteor.
trimmed with pearls. Her tulle veil
was caught with pearls and she wore
pearl necklace. an heirloom Of the
family. which had heen worn by all
the brides in the Ware family for
many generations. She carried q
shower bouquet Of Brides roses nd
lilies Of the vally. Hr only attendant
was Miss Pauline Watts. her sister. as
maid of honor. Her costume was of
white tafrsfa and lace and she car
ried Killarney roses,
The bride was given away by DR.. s.
w. Brown and was preceded to the