Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-13
MARRY AT ST. PAUL'S
WEDDING YESTERDAY OF MIR
THIERMAN AND MISS TAYLOR.
LARGE AUDIENCE AT The CHURCH.
Ceremony Followed by Dinner mt
The Jcfferson-The Decorations
EIaborntc-The Attendants and
Gnests--0ther Weddings Here.

The marriage OF Mr.. Anton Hofe
Thierman and Miss Mamie Garland Tay
lor was solemnlzed at ST. PauPs churcl
yesterday afternoon. at half-past 5, the
Rev. Hartley Carmichael officiating.
The chancel was exqusitely decorated
with palms, silver candelabra with pinl
shades and candles, pink roses. carna.
TOMS, and azaleas. Gates of smiax fin
ished by profuse bouquets of carnations
were held ajar by little Miss Eugenia
Taylor, in pink chiffon over silk, and
little Master Taylor Robertson, in vel
vet suit with lace finish.
THE BRIDAL PARTY ENTERS.
To Lohengrin's wedding march the
procession was led by the ushers-Messrs
William p. Richardson, Farmville. Va,
and Edward Richardson, T. Victor VIII
llams, and George Il. Arents, New York
Misses Male Jordan. Ashland, Va, and
Bernard Harvie; Messrs. Jackson Miller
| and w. G. Taylor, Jr. Misses Agnes
| Edwards and Halle Baker, HallsbOro' +.
| Va; Messrs Lewis e. Paine and James
| =. Baker; Misses Willie Lonsdale. Wash
ington, D. c., and Bessie Matthews
Messrs. Richard Taylor and Thomas f.
! Thierman.
| Miss Kathleen de Graffenreid Taylor
| maid OF honor, attired in an exquisite
gown Of pink mousseine de sole over
pink taffeta. with pearl trimmings, and
carrying a bouquet of pink roses, pre-
coded the bride, a lovely blonde. who
entered with her father. The bridal robe
Of rich Duchess satin was finished on the
corsage in elegant point dAlencon, and
the veil was fastened by a magnificent
sunburst of diamonds. Her bouquet was
lily Of the valley and white orchids, and
she looked very lovely and attractive as
she was met at the altar by the groom,
who entered from the vestry, attended
by his best man, Mr.. Albert NJ. Young, OF
New York.
The bridesmaids costumes were lovely
French organdie over pink taffeta, and
they carried bouquets Of bridesmaid
roses and maiden-hair ferns.
A beautiful lrosy-hued tableaux was
presented during the ceremony, which
was most impressivey performed and
Mendelssohn's glad strains pealed forth
as the bridal cortege retired down the
aisle in reverse order of the entrance.
The bride is the third daughter of Mr..
William G.. Taylor, of "Fonticello." Ches-
terrified county, and the groom, the
adopted son of the late Major Lewis
Ginter, and a prominent young business
man in the city.
DINNER AT THE JEFFERSON.
The bridal party and a small number OF
relatives were charmingly entertained by
the brides parents at "Fontlcello' the
evening before the wedding. After the
ceremony a magnificent dinner was served
at the jefferson. The court and dining
hall were a bower of palms and pink and |
white azaleas The table was set in the /
form of a r, being the initial letter OF
both names. and at each point were |
banks of pink roses and azaleas fringed |
by maidenhair fern the centre decoration |
being pyramidal with handsome pink rib |
bons festooned to the chandelier above.
The name cards were exquisitely hand
painted porcelain tablets in pink with
gold letters, a real souvenir for each
guest The bridal pair occupied seats in
the centre end of the T, and the opposite
end was filled by the parents of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Taylor, and the two
side ends BY the married sisters of the
young couple and their husbands, Mr. and
Mrs. F.. r. Lafferty and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Phillips.
Mrs Taylor was handsomely gowned In
black armure silk with pOint-lace and
diamonds; Mrs. Phillips, elegant black
satin, duchess lace, and diamonds, ana
Mrs. Lafferty, handsome white satin,
duchess lace, and pearls.
Only the bridal party and these mem
oers of the two families were present at
The dinner.
The presents were unusually elegant and
numerous
Mr.. and Mrs. Thierman left for New
York by the evening train. and will be at
heir delightful country home about the
irst Of February
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the guests at the ceremony were
Mr.. ana Mrs w. G.. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
;. r. Lafferty, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ro-
)ertson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Richardson,
Mr. and Mrs. T.. A. Richardson, Mr.. and
Yrs Samuel Taylor; Mr. II. f. Richard
on. Farmville, Va; Mr.. Robert Taylor,
Mss Martha Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. II. y.
seldom, Mrs. Albert Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Harvie. Miss Elise Taylor Mr.. and
lrs. j. ]. Montague Ex-Governor and
IRIS O'Ferrall, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Brown, New York: Miss Edna Young, Mr..
nd Mrs. ]. r. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm II. Montague. Mr.. and Mrs. George
, Arents Mr.. and Mrs Adolphus Blair,
Hiss j. b. Arents, Miss Grace Arents,
)r. and Mrs S. d. Drewry. Miss Swan
u ew1y, Miss Helen Mckinney, Major
ND Mrs. clay DreWry, MT. ana MIS-. Aus
in Brockenbrough Mr.. and Mrs John ,
IUnsen, Mr. and Mrs. Moncure, Miss Alice
Ienning, Miss Mary NJ Drewry, Dr. and {
lrs. Charles V. Darlington; Mr.. and Mrs.
:. o. Bertrande, New Orleans; Mr.. and .
irs. oswald Ogden. Miss Stanley Atkins,
Iessrs. Robert Nj. Beattie and Julian Bin I
ord, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blankenship.
lr. and Mrs. c. p. CABOT Mrs. ]. Caskie ,
abel, Miss A. T. Daniel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohm Dunlop, Misses Judith and Anne !
'rewry, DR.. and Mrs. w. f. Drewry, DR.. i,
nd Mrs. Landcn p. Edwards Mr.. and
Irs. p. NJ. Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. '
'orbes, Miss Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
. Freeman Mr. and Mrs Robert Groner, .
IT. T. II. Glasgow. Misses Glasgow, Miss !,
ane, Misses Ross, Misses Hill, Mr.. and
Irs. Frank b. Isaacs, Misses Stokes, Miss
ogan, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Matthews
IT. and Mrs. Hunter Mcclure, Misses
IcGuire Misses Camm, Mr.. and Mrs.
tanley. Misses Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.