Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

nesday night preceding tho we'd
ding.
Annual EHcrcIscs.
The annual commencement exer-
cises OF Mrs. Earmnn's School OF Mu-
els, viii be held n, Ch!mhorazo
school auditorium. Mt Thirty third
and Marshall Streets. Thursday
night nj O'Clock. IN interesting
PROGRAM viii be rendered by music
pup"s' consisting OF piano quar,ets
ana duets. also plano ,rios and solos
songs and select readings by tho
pupils Exercises Will begin prompt
Is at o'clock.
hoiiihK school of Music RccitnIs
L'ttie Louise Davis. years old.
gave a plano recital on Monday
h!sht before large audience in the
pariors Of the Boiling School or MI
SIC Her program, which was played
entirely from memory. cons uted OF
selections from Mozart. Schumann.
Curiitt. Mason and "valse Petite"
den'cated TO her by Mr.. Boiling. In
order that all Of the pupils may have
an opportunity To play. there Will be
several musicals during the week nj
The Boiling School OF Music.
Parkc-TayIor.
mrs. f. -. Taylor. OF Ivor. an
n"unces the engagement and an
preaching marriage Of her daughter,
Anna Frost Taylor. 70 George lIinson
HarHer, of Franklin. The wedding
VIII take place in the early fall.
StOkrs-Jnckson,
The wedding Of Miss sallle Thomas
Jackson and Edward Garland Stokes
was solemn!zed at St Pauvs Episco-
pal Church. kenbrIdge at $50 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Herbert
H. Young. officiating. The church,
was decorated with ferns. pink nv
dranseas and candles and Chopin's
Prelude. No. was played during the
ceremony.
The bride entered the church with
her brother. John Edward Hardy.
VINO gave her In marriage She wore
dress of Spanish lace over white
satin, and her veil fell from a coro-
net OF orange blossoms and Brussels
lace She carried shower bouquet
~ roses and swansonia. Mrs Percy
Holiday. of Richmond. was matron
OF honor and Miss Sara Morgan, OF
Roanoke, WAS maid Of honor They
were dressed In pink orgHndic. wore
lcghorn hats and carried arm bou-
qucts Of blue delphinium The flower
girls. Misses Judith Hardy. niece of
the bride, and Rc;ta Hardy. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Atkins
Hardy, were dressed In white organ
die and carried baskets OF pink del
phin!um.
! The groom was attended By Henry
| Bagley Stokes as best man and the
ushers included George BridEforth. OF
Richmond; Frank Wilkinson. of
Washington: John Blackwell Hardy
and Frank iIatchatt. Of Kenbridgc
The ceremony was followed by n
wedding supper At tn" home OF Mr..
and Mrs Edward Garland Barley.
/ The out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Colin stokes. Mrs Will
liam De Mortford Stokes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert stokes, Miss Sallic Mad
ison stokes. Of Farmvillc: MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Stokes. Misses Mabel and
Alice stokes. Lew stokes. Irby stokes.
Mrs. Isham Bagley, Mr.. and Mrs AR
thur Hardy, Misses Mary and Ellen
Hardy Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Epes OF
Blackstone: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jack
I son. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Hoy. Misses
Margaret and Annie HOY, OF Peters
h burg: Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson Cook
and Miss Sara Morgan. OF Roanoke;
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Holiday. of Rich
-sond: Miss Mary Stephenson, Of
Wakeheld: Frank Wilkinson. Of
. Washington; George Rridgeforth. Of
Richmond. and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Griffin Hardy, OF Farmvlle
Recital in SurT auditorium.
Pupils Of Adriana Kuyk Luding ap-
I peared In recital In the Sticff audi
forum on Wednesday evening, and
an interesting program was given.
Medals for the year We're awarded
TO Helen Porter. Frances Towncy,
Katherine Roberts. Elizabeth Glib
bel, Margaret Bowles. Margaret HiC-
Cason, Julia Parkinson, Mary King.
Mary Tatum. Myrtle Gates. Elizabeth
Crenshaw and I'm Griffin. The class
presented 10 Mrs. LudinE a silver
card case.
Wedding mt Home or Brother.
y beautiful wedding was solemn
lied AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry r. Trcmer. on Tuesday. June
A, at $40 o'clock. when their sister.
Madeline Cecilia Tremcr. became the
bride OF William +. Kastclherg.. Jr.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev Father Cornelius. o. :. r., pas