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| the late Rev. Edgar Moods and is a
| graduate OF the Westminster school
! OF this city. She spent Two years at
! Bryn Mawr College. and finished her
/ education with two years of travel and
study In Europe. DR. Taylor 10 a son
or r. V. Taylor. vice resident OF the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad He Is d
ID. y. ana NJ. ID. graduate OF tho Uni
versity OF Virginia. and memper of
tho Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Ho
| was prominent In all college organize
tons. member OF the Raven Society
and three times president of the ).
NJ. c. a. For years DR.. Taylor has
| been travelling secretary for the Stu
dent Volunteer Movement. and goes 10
the University of Virginia.
The bride Will enter the church with
her uncle. S. Is. Woods. OF Arrowhead,
who Will give her away. Her wedding
| gown IS fashioned of white chiffon ana
duchess satin. and is made with q YOKE
OF real lace. The train Is long and
square at the end, and her veil OF
Illusion Will be caught with orang.
blossoms. She VIII wear Some lovely
old pearls that were worn by her
mother and grandmother at their
weddings. and VIII carry a presenta-
ton bouquet of lilies of the valley
MISS Merle D'Aubigne Sampson will
attend her sister as maid Of honor.
and Miss Helen Buck Taylor. sister OF
the groom. Will be bridesmaid Both
Will be gowned In white chiffon made
over pale green satin. and will carry
maidenhair ferns and orchids VIII a m
ID. Ross. of Mobile. will be the groo,n's
best man. Tho ushets will be = 49,
Woods. Jr.. Roland Mckinley, DR.. T.
Gordon Eeyd DR.. George Wilson and
w. W. Brockman.
Owing TO the death OF near rcla-
tive there will be no RECEPTION follow
Ing the ceremony. DR.. and Mrs. Taylor
VII! take wedding journey to New
York. and will go later to Mobile by
sea. Guests from a distance to attend
the ceremony will be Mr. and Mrs. r.
y. TAYLOR. Mrs. Huntington. Mrs. Ross
Miss Rose. W. B. Ross. OF Mobile: Mr.
and Mrs. George Woods OF Wheeling.
w. Va; Miss Frances Cary, Junius
Carey, Of Baltimore. Miss Frances
Ross. OF Bryn Mawr. ROLAND Mckinley
Herbert Williams. OF Philad clpil a.: NJ.
G. G. Heyd. DR.. George Wilson. OF New
York; Judge and Mrs. George X
Christian. of this city.
Sailing To-Morrov.
Miss Anna p. Starks Is sailing TO-.
morrow on tho steamship Saxon'a for
an extended stay abroad. A number of
girls from Richmond will he in the
same party with Miss Starke who also
expect TO spend the summer in Eu-
rope They are Miss Blanche Burford.
Miss Zuline Robinson, Mss Helen
Starke and Miss Susie starke They
expect 10 return TO this country SONG
time in September
High Honors.
The friends OF Mrs. Robert F. Hud-
son arc interested to note that she
won the highest honors In her class
| In oil painting at the exhibition at the
Art Club. Her study 0; "Dafe.es" won
honorable mention. also her study ru
water color and designing.
I<ilby-Grahnm.
Another important out-of- town we'd
ding Of to-day that Is OF much inter-
est here is that OF Miss Jean McDon-
| aid Graham. daughter OF Judge Samuel
Cecil Graham. OF Tazewell. and Gin
ton Maury Kilby. son OF the lat.
Wollan and Mrs. Margaret Kilby. O.
Suffolk. and II member OF the faculty
OF Randolph Macon Woman's College
| In LyAchburg. The ceremony takes
place this afternoon at o'clock in the
| Presbyterian Church al Tazewcll. with
The Rev. S. o. Hall Officiating The
| church and house will both be dec
GRATED with lovely blossoms and ferns
that nave been sent from the brides
| home In Florida. Red roses ana Tor
set-me-nots will bank the pariors Tor
the reception following the ceremony.
and the altar and chancel OF the
church will be hung with white flow
ers and ferns. Mrs. j. ". Chapman
will play the wedding march from
| Lohengrin" at the entry OF the we'd
| ding party, and 20 Believe" during the
ceremony, and Mendelssohn's wcdding
march VIII be played a occasional.
| The bride will enter with her rather,
| who VIII give her away. Her gown g
| an exquisite affair of white duchess
satin with trimmings OF rose point
lace. and her long tulle veil will ne
arranged with natural orange bios
SONS that have been sent from Flor
ida especially for her wedding. She
Will carry n shower bouquet or white
orchids and lilies of the valley, and
her only ornament will be the sroom's
7 gift, n pendant of diamonds and pearls
| Miss Jessie Nj. Graham will be ma III
OF honor. and Mrs. Lloyd Bell will
be matron OF honor. Wallace KiIby
| viii attend the groom as his best man
The bridesmaids will be Misses
| Katherine Elizabeth Graham and Mar $
| Preston. The brides attendants will
| all wear fetching gowns of white
| crepe meteor and will carry bouquets
! OF lavender sweetpeas. The groonsmen
| include Mcssrs. Robert S. Graham, S. c.
|
! The bride entertained the wedding
party at her home oAInday evening.
! and a large dance will follow the wed
| ding this evening. Out-of-town guests
! for the ceremony are Mr.. and Mrs.
! Lloyd Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
| kilby. of Suffolk: Miss Claire Gull
| ianrnc, Miss Ellen Bland Cox. OF Rich
( mond. Miss Ruth Honary. Robert
I Honary, OF Wise county: George Esser.
Key Moor, w. Va; James Airport, Of
Barnesboro. Pa; Miss Anne Fleming,
! Miss Zollie Martin. William Wray, OF
Norton. John Kelley. r. ). Graham. 5.
| G. Graham. Jr, OF Gary, W. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Riddick. OF Blueneld.
w. Va; Mrs Elizabeth j. Hunt, Of
| Danville.
Motoring Through Virginia.
! DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Z. Taylor and
! Miss Elizabeth Taylor, Of Woodland"
left Monday in their automobile for
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