The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-29
MISS MALLORY
VVEDS |NMEMPH HIS
Becomes Bride 81 Mr.. Anderson,
Well-Known Young Bust
ness Man.
BEAUTIFUL 81 eNEs AT HOUSE.
ness Man.
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Special 70 The Times Dispatch.)
MEMPHIS. TENN. June 2s.-The
wedding OF Miss Nettie Virginia Mallory,
daughter OF Mr.. Benjamin Taylor Mallory
OF this city. and Mr.. Lawrence Gaylord
anderson. a prominent young business
man OF Memphis. was one OF the lead
Ing social events Of the season.
The ceremony occurred at $50 O clock
this evening at the new home Of the
brides sister. Mrs. E. B. Douglass. No.
$40 Mckinney Street. and was largely
attended. the guests Including many
from out OF town. The Rev. Dr. NJ M.
Long officiated. The scene within the
parlors OF the Douglass home was strik-
ingly beautiful Te color scheme was
pink and white. All the maids wore
white net SNOWFALL robes. deliberately
trimmed in tiny white satin ribbon. with
decorations OF pink moss rosebuds. Each
carried "a shower bouquet Of pink carna-
tons and ferns. The rooms were pretti-
/ ly decorated. carrying out the same
scheme. BIZ ii
The bride entered with her monther.
who was gowned ina white SNOWFALL
robe OF net. deliberately trimmed In tiny
ruchings. Miss Mallory wore white en-
broidered Chiffon. with plating OF the
{ same covering the entire train, the boz
dice with yoke, bertha and glrdle OF real
y lace and orange blossoms Her veil was
caught with a heart pin OF pearls and
diamonds, the gift OF the groom.
The maid Of honor was Miss Julia NJ.
Mallory, sister Of the bride, who looked
beautiful in q gown Of liberty Chiffon.
Z trimmed with tucked shirrlngs and white
sa tin ribbon snowballs. the bodice being
entirely OF lace with lace girdle. She car
ried white carnations. The bridesmaids
were Miss Florence Perkins, OF Batesvillc,
Miss; Miss Caroline Wallace Estes, OF
Como, Miss; Miss Macy Morris. OF Farm.
ington, Mo-: and Miss Margaret Asquith,
of Washington, D. G. The flower girl was
Miss Lucille Douglass. a niece OF the bride
who wore white SHRED net over pink and
carried hcart-shaped basket of pink
roscbuds. Little Miss Frances Weir Nal.
Elory, also a neice of the BRIDE, was
fring-bearer. 3t
The best man was Mr.. John Edgar. OF
Paris, KY, and the groomsmen. Messrs.
Aft Thomas OF Memphis; MARYLAND Speed,
of Memphis: RussellaB. Wright. OF Louisa,
Va, and Arthur NJ Mallory. OF Memphis.
The latter Is a brother Of the bride.
81 After the ceremony the bridal party
marched to the dining room where they
were seated around a large heart-shaped
table covered with white satin and tulle.
Extending from the center OF the bridal
cake were white satin ribbons, to which
were attached souvenir gold and pearl hat
pins and gold stick pins for the brides
maids and groomsmen. Each guest re-
sceiyed a souvenir satin bag with gold let
tiers NJ. and A. and containing a piece OF
Z the bridal cake.
The couple left on the 1880 o'clock
train Tonight for Savannah, from which
place they will take the CITY. Of Mem
phis' for New York, where they will
visit Mr.. S. a. Gaylord. OF Fort Ham
ilton. i5 81
Mrs Anderson is the beautiful and ac-
complished daughter OF Mrs and the
late Mr.. Benjamin Taylor Mallory, OF
Memphis, she Is yirginian by birth
and Is well known In the State, where
ishe has many relatives. She is also
exceedingly popular In this city, which
che has visited upon q number Of occa-
5slons. b n "a
The groom Is manager OF the Memphis
Elevator and Warehouse. and ~ q rising
business man.