The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-05
Social and
PERSONAL


,craay afternoon when Miss Katherine
de Gratfenricd Taylor became the br de
of Mr.. Guy Arlington Dunlop, of Ken
lucky. The ceremony was performed In
the home of The brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. TAYLOR. of ..Fonticeilo. I"
Forest lInl. the Rev. Dr. Laudon Mason.
OF Grace Episcopal Church, being the
eelebrant.
The hospitable Taylor home flung wide
It's doors to the throngs Of friends and
society people who ga hered within its
walls. The entire lower floor. inciudi s
the halls and stairways, was deco at.
by Hammond in 20 most artistic man
ner. Southern smilax wreathinS me
balustrades. festooning the doorways and
walls. and depending from the chande-
liers. The color scheme was in pink and
green. mink carnations and chysanthe-
NUNS banking the mantle and 10 ming
the center piece for the table. PIX
candles and pink shades added to the
effect.
An aisle OF white ribbons was formed
from the stairways down which the
bridal party passed. to the altar erected
in the drawin. room against a Tank of
palms, where the bride and groom stood
to plight their. troth. the lite ribbon
holders Miss Elizabeth Brander and
Master Edgar Lafferty, taking their sta
ton on ether side. Little NJ ss Brander
was as pretty as a picture in white lace
over pink silk, and Master Edgar was eN-
tremeiy handsome in a pink satin cloth
suit with sailor collar and cuffs of white
iaco.
The groom, attended by his best man,
Mr.. a G. Chaplain. Of Washing on.
awaited his lovely BRIDE at the altar.
She entered with her father, Mr.. William
G. Taylor, and was given away by him.
She was gowned In an exquisite creation
of white peau de crepe on a white sa in
foundation, tucked with a pannelled front,
sides and yoke of point lace on the
skirt. and with point lace yelling the
corsase. Her veil was. of tule: her
shower bouquet OF white orchids and
lilies of the valley.
Tho maid OF honor, Miss Eugenia Sell
den Taylor. wore white mousseline de
sole over pink liberty silk. and carried
:. loose cluster Of pink chrysanthemums.
The mother OF the bride. Mrs. William
G. Taylor, was in heavy black peau de
sole. duchess lace and diamonds.
Mrs. Edgar Lafferty was in pearl gray
panne crepe over taffeta embroidered on
skirt and bodice. trimmed with chiffon
and cut steel applique. Her ornaments
We're pearls and diamonds. with white
lace butterfly and aigrette in couture.
AIRS. Anton Thiermann. in black ctlif-
fen above black silk. relieved with skill
ful touches of turquoise blue parne vel
vet and applique in black butterflies.
Her Jewels were turcuoises and pearls.
Mrs. Beverly r.. Se!den, in rich black
satin duchess. rose point lace trimmings
and diamond ornaments.
Mr.. and Mrs Dunlop had bewilder-
ing array of bridal gifts in cut glass,
silver bric-a-brac. pictures and other
uesful and ornamental articles. They
left last night for a wedding trip of
some length. and will return to Rich
rnond before finally establishing them
selves for the winter The guests who
attended the reception were Mr.. and
Mrs William G. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Richard Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs T. r.
Lafer.y. Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Thier-
mann. Miss Eusenia Selden Taylor, Mr.
w G. Taylor Ir.. Mr.. w. r. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Robertson.
M and Mrs. r. Dunlop. Mrs. DR..
r. Dunlop. Of Lynchburg; DR.. and
Mrs Landon Mason. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beverly f. Selden. DR.. and Mrs. Jacob
Michaux. Miss Katherine Michaux. MIR.
Stuart Michaux. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. Adophus Blair.
Mr.. a E. Crale Mr.. and Mrs. B. L.
Anderson, Mr.. James Nenable, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. P. Venahle. OF Farmville. Va;
Major and Mrs. Clay Drewry. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clay Drewry. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Rich
ardson and Mrs W. NJ. Richardson, of
acarrville: Mr.. Edawrd Richardson, Of
Baltimore; Mr.. Howell Richardson. of
Farmville; Mr. +. !. Glasgow, Miss
Ellen Glasgow, Miss Rebe Glasgow, Mrs.
M frS-
Houston of Clarksburg. West Virginia;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Richardson, Of
Clarksburg, Mr.. r. c. Richardson, of
Baltimore; Hon. James D. Richardson,
OF Murfreesboro. Tenn: Mrs. William
Richardson, Mr.. Robert TAYLOR, MI. and
Mrs Samuel Taylor, Mrs. Ernest Gil
bert. Mr.. and Mrs Bcirne Blair. Mr.
and Mrs. Julien Binford. Miss Lillian
Binford, Governor and Mrs. Andrew j.
Montague. Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Montague,
Mr. Carroll Montague, Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Carson. DR.. and Mrs. ". p
Mathews Misses Shields, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Taliafe-ro, Miss Elizabeth
Rrander. Messrs. Brandcr, Mr.. Garter
Branch. Mr. John z. Branch, Dr. and
Mrs. Chas.. Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
.Ichn Mallory, Nh. and Mrs. Edward Price,
Mrs Austin Brocken5rough. Mr. and
Mrs. William Wallace, Mr.. Lane Lacy,
Mr. Allen Newton. Mr. William Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. William Royal. Mr. and
Mrs II. c. Watkins, MI Jas. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Anderson, eN-
Governor and Mrs. Charles T. O'Ferrall,
Miss Helen O'F'errall, Mr.. Frank OFer-
raj. Judge and Mrs. Edmund Wa6Gi!l.
Miss Mary Waddill Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. James Can
non. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Arlington.
Miss EVE Bowcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Bridges. Miss Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. D.
Hotchkiss. DIR. and Mrs. Judson 8.
Wood, MIR. and Mrs Gervas Storrs.
Miss Repecca StorTs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings. Of Washington; Hon. John
Goode. OF Bedford; Mr. and Mrs. Is. c.
wherry, Mr.. and Mrs. Dauglas Wherry.
Miss Enlrlie Wherry, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Blankenship. MIR. and Mrs. Moulton,
Miss Mary Moulton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Adkins, DR.. and Mrs. Slower.
Mr.. Joseph skinner. Mrs. McKenny,
Miss Helen McKenny and Mr.. Charles
McKenny, of Farmvile: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jo,,,, Mr.