Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-28
WE'D IN MANCHESTER
MISS ELISE TAYLOR BECOMES THE
bride OF MIR. GILBERT.
m MEMORY OF JUDGE FRENCH


s. beautiful marriage was solemnized
last evening at o'clock at the residence
" Nir. and Mrs. Samuel Cread Taylor
when their daughter, Miss Elise Carter
TAYLOR. became the bride Of Mr. Ernest
Fucker Gilbert Rev. w. w. Lear per-
formed the ceremony after the impress
sivo and beautiful ritual Of the Metho-
DIST Church After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Gilbert left for a trip North.
where they will visit the cities Of New
York and Philadelphia.
The ceremony was performed in the
front parlor of tho residence on Perry
street.. The room was cXquisitely deco
rated with palms, ferns, and cut-howers,
and lighted by shaded pink lamps. The
oaep green formed the background. while
The slow Of the lamps fell upon every
.in- with a softening of the lines and
luauufying effect. The bride-clect APP
preached the altar with her maid of
honor Miss Lizzie Gilbert, a sister of
-na rroom. while Mr. Gilbert entered from
tho hall door with his best man. Mr..
McIwainc Archer. of the Atlantic-Coast
L.e railroad. They were preceded by
.re ushers. Mr. Allen G.. Taylor, brother
tho bride. and Mr.. Richard Taylor, OF
'.uUccllO." cousin. The minister
.W.itcl them. and i'm the presence or
u. brides father and mother relatives.
and Intimate friends of the family, ut
t,.ed the words which united the two
r the sacred relations Of husband and
The wedding march from Lohengrin
Was played by Mrs. A. c. Harding.
\ LOVELY BRIDE.
The bride was attired in a handsome
t.0r-made suit of blue, trimmed with
81 Is braiding. She carried a bouquet of
white carnations. She is young lady
o.. many personal charms and accom-
gIshmeuts. She was indeed handsome
.r. and an exquisitely beautiful bride.
I.. avished gifts Of nature. supplement-
, ty the training Of a cultured home,
H.te made her very lovable 10 even those
outside the home circle, and her friends
H Manchester. Richmond, and elsewhere
.r. numbered by the scores. Miss Gil
trt the maid of honor. wore suit of
... oreandic and carried pink carna- |
t.ls.
Nr Gilbert is chief billing clerk Of the !
AHanuc-Coast Line railroad. located in |
i edmond. lie is "a young man of fine |
presence and sterling worth. He has |
many friends. and is highly esteemed by |
fH employers only short while ago |
was promoted.
Nr and Mrs Gilbert will visit Mrs. |
T. s. Franklin. Of New York. an aunt |
tIc brides. and returning will spend |
me days I'M Philadelphia. Upon their
.ru 20 Virginia they Will reside on |
Porter street this city.
RECEPTION no THE COUSINS.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs Taylor
rendered "a reception 10 the first cousins
'hc bride and the ushers. The cousins
wore Misses Minnie Weisiger. Gertrude
Ncs.ecr Ellen Weisiger, Mamie Weisi-
ser. kassie and Lizzie Gilbert. The
eHUemen were Messrs Ernest r Gil
i.rt Allen c. Taylor. Richard Taylor
William Taylor. Il. j. Wood, W. }. car
y" Dan Br0dnax. T. +. Early. and Nc
I"ame Archer.
Dr. Charles j. Yardly and Miss Ellen
L'e.a We're married in Washington Mon
caF. Mr. Yardly is an employee or the
johnston steam forge. near Maury Gene
1ry. lie has been residing with super
H.0llcut Allen while resident OF THIS
pace. His bride is from Loudoun
county
Rev. j. l.. Schoolheld begins his re-
N'a.s in Manchester May nth The
services win be held in "A tent. probably
located at Thirteenth and Porter streets.
FUNERAL OF JUDGE FRENCH
Tie funeral OF Judge S. Bassett
iehch whose death occurred in TINS
- Monday night. took place from
-'tt1e- Memorial church. corner Decatur
ana Twelfth streets. yesterday afternoon
a. o'clock. Rev. Benjamin Dennis rec
,| Of The church, conducted the service
lne church was filed with friends OF the
deceased and his family, from this CITY,
's county and Richmond.
~ would have been Judge frenchs
VII 10 be Inferred from Meade Memo
IA church. lie always took great In