Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-04-24
Weddings.

TAYLOR AND JEsSUP-KOINER AND
HENRY-CARY AND ABERT-sLAvEN
AND sIPLE-DowLING AND FITz-
GERALD.
Mr.. Edwin M. Taylor, of the firm OF
Kayser, Shirley u Taylor, with his bride,
arrived here on Saturday night, after
spending few days in Richmond on his
way home from Augusta, Ga. The
Augusta papers contain long accounts
of the marriage of Mr.. Taylor to
Miss Daisy Jessup. The wedding took
place on the night of the 10Th
inst, at st. Paul's church. The GER
emory was performed by Bishop Quin-
tard, of Tenn, assisted by Rev. Ed. 6.
Weed. rector of the Church of the Good
Shepherd. Mr.. James R. Taylor of the
Augusta National Bank of Staunton. the
brother of the groom. was his best man.
There were ten attendants. The bride,
who was given away by her mother, was
dressed in brocaded satin with train, the
front trimmed with pearl acorns. She
wore the bridal veil. The Augusta "Even-
ing News" says
ut wasa very pretty wedding, too, and
a beautiful scene at the chancel where the
white ivory of the Gala lilly was matched
by. the fair complexion of the bride, and the
Overhanging beauties of the floral daisy
were surpassed by the fresh and spring.
like charms of the living flower who stood
beneath and plighted troth and marriage
vows with the tall end handsome young
Virginian at her side. The immense
throDg of friends and acquaintance all
agreed on these points as the bridal party
stood about the altar and received the
blessing of a Bishop and Priest of the
church.
From the church the party drove to the
home of the brides mother where re-
ception was given to a few special friends
of the family. A delightful repast was
spread and several hours were spent in
making merry and in congratulatlng the
newly welded couple"
Long before the hour Of 8 P. M. on
Wednesday of last week, st. James Luth-
eran church near Waynesboro, was we'll
filled with an assembIage of people from
the vicinity, and from South River and
other parts of the county. just as the
uOuI dEIlt6u3 N1CCblbs 0COs 1A' AAOAAlOA oA4N
VIM. Freed, acting ushers, opened the
door entering the centre aisle from the
vestibule, and the happy pair in whom
conferred all the interest Of the occasion,
Mr.. Cornelius Koiner and Miss Sallie q.
Honey, passed into the church. The bride
was dressed in pure and lovely white
and the groom in handsome black. AS
they passed into the church wedding
march was beautifully rendered upon the
organ by Miss Bette Coiner. When they
reached the chanceI the music ceased and
standing there in the subdued light OF the
church before the altar of God the twain
were made one, the pastor, Rev. j. II.
Barb, using the beautiful and impressive
liturgy of the church. At the conclusion
Of the ceremony they were congratulated
by the pastor on behalf Of himself and
their friends. and they retired from the
church followed by the strains of sweet
music from the organ.
Miss Maria Albert, formerly of Staun-
ton, niece of Miss Maria Barry, was
married at DR.. Hoge's church in Rich
mond. last Thursday evening to Mr.. Thos.
Archibald Cary. of the Insurance firm of
John B. Cary & Son. Two extra chande'
liers were put in the church. the pulpit
was almost hidden by ferns and tropical
plants, and in the midst of them was set
great number of lighted candles. The
bride was attired in heavy ivory white
satin, with corsage, founces, and entire
front of Duchess lace. Her only ornaments
were orange blossoms from her native
State (Misslssippi). The bridesmaids wore
simple white muslin trimmed with Orient
al lace. Instead Of the conventional bou-
quet they bore baskets filled with rare roses
and exotics. The brides bouquet attracted
especial attention, being fan-shaped. and
composed of Marechal-Niel roses and lilies
of the valley on one side. and the reverse
of violets. The marriage ceremony, was
conducted by the Rev. DR.. M. D. Hoge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cary left for tour North.
Mrs. Cary is a graduate of the Augusta
Female Seminary, and was great favor
lUG Ill ObhuuGUu oOCtCuJ ooIiu6 AOA 1901
dence here.
MIR. Harry F. ySlaven, of Highland coun-
ty, was married at the fremont House in
Washington city, Oh the 14th inst, to
Miss Maude S. Siple, OF West Virginia.
1t was not an elopement. The newly
married couple arrived at Monterey last
Thursday evening, accompanied by DIR.
G. T. Lindsay and lady. of Staunton. and
Miss Edmonia Slaven. who has been visit
ing in Staunton.
AT st. Francis church on Wednesday
morning, Mr.. Henry W. Bowling, of
Washington city, formerly Manager OF
the b. & o. Telegraph Office here, was
married to Miss Mary Ella Fitzgerald.
Rev. e. E. Donohoe performed the mar
riage ceremony.