Evening journal., 1914-04-23
MISS TALLEY BRIDE
OF General HART
Well Known Couple Marry
in Grace Church in Pres
ence of Many Friends

In the presence of a host of relatives
and friends, which filled Grace M. E.
Church to the doors, Miss Elizabeth
Henry Talley, daughter of Mrs. Han
nah Elizabeth Bright Talley, and Ad-
jutant-General Garrett Jefferson Hart,
retired, were married last evening
by the Rev. George Edward Reed,
d. ID.
Special interest was manifested in
the wedding because of the promin-
ence of both bride and the BRIDE
groom in the social life of the city.
The nuptial decorations gracefully
arranged in the chancel were palms,
ferns and Easter lilies.
The musical selections, played by
Carlisle Hemphill, the church organ
ist, while the guests we're assembling,
included Gavotte from Mignon'
Thomas; Andante In +, Wely; Chan
son de Joie. Hailing; Venetian Love
Song, Nevin; Frand Choeur, Spence;
o Belle Mutt, Hoffman; Marche Ponu-
ficale, Lemmens. Just before the
entrance of the brial party Miss
Madeleine Reed sang 20 Promise
, Me-"
A charming picture was presented
as the bridal party came from the
rear of the church and passed down
the right aisle between the ushers.
who had advanced to meet them from
the front of the church. Miss Lolita
Bright, the maid of honor, gowned in
pussy willow taffeta, in sweet pea
pink with chantilly lace trimming.
came first. She carried pink sweet
peas tied with pink ribbon, and was
followed by little Miss Margaret
Brown, and Master William Bright
Brown who scattered blossoms along
the bridal path. Then came the
bride, whose wedding gown was of
ivory satin, with court train and bod
ice of Point Lierre lace. The veil of
Point Lierre lace was arranged cap
effect and was caught back with or
ange blossoms. The bridal bouquet
was OF bride roses, gardenias and
lilies of the valley tied with long lace
| streamers. The little sfiower girls
frock was white lace over pink satin
with stockings, slippers and sash of
the same shade. She carried a bas-
ket of pink sweet peas. Master Will
liam Brown, the flower boy, wore a
white serge suit. white stockings and
patent leather shoes. He carried a
basket of white sweet peas.
Mrs. Talley, mother of the bride,
wore violet satin trimmed with
Duchess lace. Mrs. Frank Place Hal
sey, one of the house guests, wore
white satin trimmed with chantilly
lace and pink rose buds. Mrs. Sarah
Talley Dalton, of New York, wore
French blue crepe de chine with gold
and black lace galoons.
Former State Senator Edward Hart,
Of Townsend, was the best man, and
the ushers were Edward N. Wead, OF
Wilmington; w. H. NJ. Shilling and
the Hon. William Benson Herbert, of
! Philadelphia; Colonel Ernest H. Bald
win, of Boston. Mass; John Day Tai
ley, OF New York City, cousin of
the bride. and John NJ. Chalfant, or
Kennett Square, Pa.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
a reception was held at the home OF
the brides mother, No. 1910 Broome
street Charming decorations were
palms and daffodils in the drawing
room, red flowers in the dining room,
pink roses and palms on the stairway
and smilax in the rooms for the gifts,
which were many and beautiful and
included a chest Of silver from Bailey,
Banks and Biddle, and five substantial
checks.
Members of the State judiciary
were among the guests.
General and Mrs. Hart left last
night on a southern trip, and while
away they will be entertained at sew
eral military functions given at Old
Point In their honor. They will be
at home after May 1 at No. 1910
Broome street
The bride gave her maid of honor
a friendship pin of circular design in
gold, and TO Miss Reed, who sang the
solo, she also gave pin. Little Miss
Margaret Brown received a gold
locket and chain.