The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-08


candy over white taffeta, and carried
large punches OF white chrysanth smums.
Mr.. Weston Tyler Selden, brother of the
groom, was best man, ana Messrs.
ghesley s. Fensonl. Hugh Miller. Henry
Epfs. Edward ii. MaNleld. William
Greener. Charles Loehr. John L.pscomb
and Ernest Word acted as ushers.
Rev. w E. Hatcher performed the
ceremony.
Immediately after the marriage an ele-
CANT reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents, No. 10 West Main
Street.
The prevailing color in the house decor
atoms were pink. Palms and ferns were
placed in profUsion. In the dining-room
4 bank of pink roses was in the centre
of the table Ribbons of the same rosy
lue were suspended from the chande-
Ter and pink candles were in the silver
canceiahra.
The young couple, after an extended
northern tour, will reside at NO. 10 West
Main Street.
Miss Burton is the beautiful. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Burton. She is
exceedingly accomplished, and is popular
Sth q large circle Of friends
Mr. Selden is the confidential clerk of
the firm OF Miller & Miller.
The presents of the young couple were
numerous and handsome
Among the quests invited to the re-
ception were:
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Burton. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank w Cunninglra Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. cranberry, of Norfolk: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J. Phillips, Col. and Mrs H
NJ. Boykin. Major and Mrs. Sol. Cutchins.
Major and Mrs. James Carars, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Edward Counsel. AR. and Mrs. j. O..
Corley. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dalrymple.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dmmock. Mr.. and
- k,,l..
Mr.. aid Mrs. Z. II. Hoffman, of Phiia-
delpsla: Mrs. and Mrs. William Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram I. Gates, Mr.. and
Mrs R. H. NJ. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chastine jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Jones, Mrs. Susan Jurgens, OF New
beue. n. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Jones,
Nj. and Mrs. Douglas Leclly, Mrs. Daniel
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs 7. A. Murphy, OF
Hampton; DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mer-
Ger, MI. ana Mrs. Henry Winston, Mr..
and Mrs Z. NJ. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
William e. Word, Mrs. Kate West, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter ]. White, Mrs. Octavia
Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. George Poe, Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Phillips. Captain and Mrs.
Andrew Pizzini Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. a. Won
y. Roseuegi Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Phil
lips, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Robins. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Street, Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Selden. Mayor and Mrs. r. NJ. Taylor,
Mrs. Mamie Trihbett. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
B. Van Buren,. Mr.. and Mrs. William VIM
cent, Mrs. Eliza Vincent Mr.. and Mrs. G.
r. Winston, Misses Sally Cunningham,
Irene ard katherine Foster. Rosa From
n.er, Florence Holland, Jones, Linwood
Peters Lizzie Won n. Rosenegk, Bessie
Tribbett, Mamie Vincent, Bessie Card
well. Linda, Sallie and Annette Word. and
NIessrs. Ben. T. August, ". Fl. Adams,
David A. Ainslie, Thomas S. Bowles, Reu-
ben Burton. il, Charles Crenshaw, Louis
L Al PaIr;tcf1 Ola
Allen ]. Collins, William D. Dickinson.
George II. Harper, of Baltimore; Frank
Hutcheson, j. Clifford Miller A. T. Mat
| took, of Philadelphia; DR.. W. I. Open
| himer, C. Wilbur Montgomery. William a.
| Mann, Robert e. Pyle, George Ruskeli,
! H. c. Peterson, OF Norfolk; James Naisn,
| T. Lishtfoot West, Reuben Vincent, Ben.
| Vincent, William Trbbett, Charles F.
| Taylor, William rurpin, William H STRAIT
| ton, Harry Selden, William d. Selden, Jr.
| A wedding OF much beauty took place
| in Barton Heights last evening at 9
! O'Clock when Mr.. Robert William Taylor
| was united to Miss Meta Hicks Brogdon
/ at the home OF her parents, No. ) Luck
| Avenue The house was elaboratey dec
| Grated i'll palms and cut flowers.
/ The bride wore IL handsome dark blue
| travelling suit, with hat and gloves 10
| match, and carried L bouquet Of brides
roses. She was accompanied by her SIS
| ter and mnid OF honor, Miss Harriet b.
Brogdon. VINO Wore white orsandy over
I white satin.
DR.. r. w. Miller acted as best man. and
| Rev. Wilson Page Christian, rector OF
| Epiphany Church, performed the cere-
] mony-
| Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left for tbs
! north on the 7:45 train. After their re
! turn they will live on Barton Avenue
! Barton Heights.
The bride is the attractive daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Brogdon, formerl,
7! Of Oxford, N C. Mr.. Taylor is the sol
| of Mrs. Celeste NJ. Taylor. He has beer
| connected with the Chesapeake and Ohit
/ railroad for the past ten years, and is a
| present with the claim bureau of tina
| road Mr. Taylor is well known in misica
| circles. He is 4 tenor soloist of Epiphany
| church.
! A weli-attenled meeting of the Colonia
] Danes was held at the Virginia Historical
| Society rooms Yesterday afternoon at 4:S(
| O'clock Mrs II. A. Claiborne presided.
| 1t was proposed to make some appro-
/! pirate gift to the batt!eship to be named
| in honor of Virginia, the gift to be de
| cided on later.
| 1t was determined to offer a medal al
| the University OF Virginia annually 70!
! the best essay on colonial history, this
University being the first to be establish
/ ed IN America. Coionel history is to bs
| further advanced by the exhibition o
stereoptcon v-ews Of historical interest,"
before the Association, and also before the
schools of the city.
The memorial scholarship to Commodore
Magry is to be continued next year to his
! grandson.
There was well-attended meeting OF
| Lee Camp Auxiliary yesterday afternoon
ut Lee Camp Hall, with Mrs. White, the
| president, in the chair. Tie usual routine
business attended to. an appeal was read
| from Mrs. Cutter. a Southern woman
1 who having married at the North and liv-
| ing their during the war, mad rendered
| much services 10 Confederate prisoners
| now being in destitute circumstances. ~.
| turnily turned to the veterans FOR assist
| ance. The Auxiliary sent what aid was
| in their power. ana the ladies will yisi
/ and Investigate the case, and if as re,
! ported. VIII do all they can to help her
| Mrs. White asked if all of the money hat