The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25
NUPTIALS AT ST. PAULS.
mrssDEAyE WEDDED TO NIX. TAILOR
An Elegant and Fashionable Marriage In inc
Sacred Old Edifice-Nr. Lawrence m"
Miss yashon Welded.

Another elegant and fashionable marriage
was solemnized at st. Pauls Episcopal
church yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth Drew Dean. the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. f. II. Deane. was married
to Mr. John NJ. Taylor the ceremony being
performed by Rev Hartley Carmichael,
rector of the church. assisted by Rev. DR..
John b. Newton. of Monumental church.
HOMAGE TO THE COUPLE.
Every seat was filed in the body Of the
church. while the aisles were also crowded
with the animated faces Of interested and ex-
pectant friends. The softer glow Of count
less ras lets and glimmer OF waxen tapers
threw warmth and radience over the scene
and baii'ed the chill aspect OF the wlntry eN-
terior Every eject Of art and nature. every
effort Of esteem and love. and every thought
of hundreds OF friends combined 10 40 honor
TO the browning hour Of happiness IN the his
OF the bride and groom :.- r
The chancel in its immaculate covering OF
white cloth. each side being banked with
palms in tropical luXurlance. making pictur-
eslue avenue Of shimmerng yerdure' was
frame. fitting in purity and beauty for tns
vet more beautiful marriage scene II enclosed
The BRIDE.
The gentle womanly qualities OF both mihu
and heart Of the young bride were never ihol'
deicatey or charmingy revealed III het iot i,
~. refined face than when IL was moueSsiy
bent by the light weight OF her utiuai ven.
and every face softeued with admiration rs
with graceful dignity. She approached the
altar with her maid OF honor, ana was met "
the groom and his best man. Inc oflue Was
apparreled in wedding gown whose SIM
plicity stamped 1t with rare elegance,
while it was exquisite IN lts ricnuesS
OF beauty. 1t was OF heaVy-corueu
Victoria silk. en- train The bodice. which
was closed around her throat was nnely
embroidered in pearls their chaste gArih-
ture softened by generous tails OF the hlmest
duchesse point lace. The only ornaments
were the CLEAN n pearls holding the Ouua'
veil 10 her patrlciau mead. These Jewels
nerformed the same sacred Office fer her
mother when she had stood at the marriage
altar. The bride carried White ivory ooun4
prayer-book from which the Impressive ana
solemn VOWS were taken.
TIE ATTENDANTS.
The maid of honor was Miss Salle Deane,
the sister of the bride. who looked sIlklnSly
handsome in gown of soft. white cIlnVn,
trimmed with white satin ribbons, WINE ShY
carried large bunch of pink carnations tied
with pink ribbons. The ushers each wore
sprig OF lily of the valley. as well as the best
man. who was Mr. Turner Arlington. Inc
ushers were Messrs Lewis Lightfoot, Thomas
b. Scott. rutherford Rose. Henry j.: Caoeu.
William King of Lynchbur Meade hasAihs'
Joseph Beasley. DR.. Lewis &. BOsher-
BIOGRAPHICAL.
The bride. upon her paternal side, " the
granddaug ter of the late Dr, r. IL. Dehue,
whose social position was 40 less prominent
tuan b.. professional. which placed h!m at
the head of the medical faculty OF Virginia
and the South as a man OF skill and learning.
wLhe upon her maternal side she Is tue
granddaughter OF the late John IS: CARING
ton. ESQ. o. Halifax county. one OF the III 81
iIustrious members of that well known
familv. The groom is son of the old
North state and one OF whom she may Justly
be proud. Formerly Of Oxford for several
years Richmond has been his home. where as
a man of marked business power his lniu-
ence as a toDaccOnist Is appreciated ana MS
social qualities make HIM the centre OF d large
circle of friends.
THOSE PRESENT.
Some Of those present who filled the most
prominent seats were Mr.. and Mrs. /. II.
Deane Mss judith Deane, Miss Laura Car
rington. Mss LA Darlington. Mrs. Addie
Deane Lyons. Mrs. Dabney Carr. Mr.. ana
Mrs IaZewell NJ. Darlington, blr AMI Mrs
Henry BONNER. Jr. Misses Lizzie and Luile
Lyons. Misses judith and Bessie Carrngton,
NJ Henry Darlington, Mr.. Il. {. Darlington,
AlDesFS llNtucA anu " dlhto AhAts NAt'7-' I'm
ma and Mary Darlington. Little Misses Anna
Carr and Mamie Darlington. Masters Willie
Carr and Richard Darlington. Miss Nina Tan
aferro Of Gloucester, Misses Powell, Mr. j.
II Powell Miss Julia Morton, Misses Green.
Miss Julia Wheelwrght. Mrs Mheelwrlght.
Miss Abbie ST. John. Miss Kebie Glasgow.
Miss Sallie Talbot Misses Powers Mrs.
Garter Scott. Mrs John Blair. Mrs. Il. {.
Morton. Miss Pickett of Norfolk. Mr.
John Macmurdo, Mrs. A. 5. Buford,
Mrs. f. Y. Valentine. Miss Mamie Mayo Miss
Elise Strother Miss Kate bufOrd. Hiss Eliza
beth Ross Mrs. George Ross. Misses FANNIE
and Hattie Ross. Miss Mary Talcott. Mrs. +.
b. Addison. Mrs. h. G.. Reynolds. Miss Bessie
Addison. Mr.. and Mrs William Parrish, Dir.
and Mrs Clay Drewry. Dr. and Mrs. !; a.
White. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs; VII
liam Stokes. Mr.. ana Mrs. France. iii Maria
Blair. Mrs j. b. Young. Mrs. j. Mason Miller,
Mr.. Churchill Dung. Mrs. Philip W. Mchln-
new Misses Martin. Mr.. II. p. c. ,Baskerylil,
Misses Bland and Ellen Clark. Miss Calhe ty-
land Misses Noting. Mrs. Sam Wallace. Mr..
4. G.. Eggleston. Sir. /. 4. Scott and many
others.
THE PRESENTS.
The GOOD wishes Of the many friends OF the
vounc couple were expressed by proiusion
presents that were q rare collection OF every
thing beautiful in art. In number ana e1-
ouisite display OF taste they even surpass inc
usual lavish collection of this generous day.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor left on the 1870 tram
for New York. where they Will spend several
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