Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-11-24
Kavanaugh--conrad.

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There was a beautiful wedding at
ST. James Catholic Church last
Wednesday morning. The pretty
bride was Miss Addie S. Conrad,
daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Conrad,
aud the happy groom was Mr.. Jas.
M. Kayanaugh. Long before the
hour for the marriage the church was
we'll filled with friends awaiting the
arrival of the wedding party The
altar was becomingly decorated with
potted plants and cut flowers. The
ushers were Messrs. Luther Beavers
and Edward w. Daley, who with
much grace seated the guests in good
seats. Strictly at the appointed time
the organ pealed out its notes in
MendeIssohn's wedding march an
nouncing the arrival of the bridal
party, Miss Nettie Beavers acted as
organist and rendered the music
clearly and in perfect time. The
bride was handsomely dressed in
white China silk and white Henrietta
with hat and gloves to match. The
groom was neatly attired in suit OF
full dress black. The first maid of
honor, Miss Emma Conrad, sister of
the bride, wore white Henrietta, as
also did Miss Florence Daley, sec
ond maid of honor both looked beau
tiful in their white robes, and judg-
ing from the admiration they ELECTED,
it will not be long before they each
don the pure white again, but not as
maids of honor. The best man was
Mr.. Pat. Kavanaugh, cousin of the
groom, and second Mr.. Walter Con-
rad-both handsomely attired in black.
Rev. I. j. Wilson performed the mar
rage ceremonyin an impressive man
ner. A sumptuous reception was Civ
en- at the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents, and the bride and groom left
Thursday on the l :39 train for Harri-
sonburg, Va, their future home
They received many presents, among
them the following:
Mother of the bride, bed and bedding; DR..
w. Bruce and wife, Baltimore, Md, silver
spoons. knives and forks Mrs. Frank Os-
bourn, silver butter dish; Mr.. Jas. McGraw,
carving set in plush case. Mr.. Geo. H Tur-
ner, glass fruit stand; Mr.. w. w. Inskeep,
cnt glass molasses can Misses Nettie and
Mamie Beavers, silver pickle stand; Palmbaum
q Bro, pair of towels Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Hale, large table cloth I; Miss Florence Daley,
silver sugar spoon; Miss Mary Myers. glass
cake basket: Mr.. R. o. Vanvacter, silver cake
basket; Misses Lula and Rose Daley, silver
napkin ring; Mr.. Chas. Daley, Harper's Fer
ry, large fan Miss Alice Myers, glass dish {;
Mr.. 2. Kavanaugh, Staunton, Va, silver pickle
stand Miss Annie Leslie, pair towels !; Mr.. Ed
DALEY, glass water set; Miss Lena Myers,
glass fruit basket; Miss Matte Shambaugh,
pair towels; Mr.. Luther Beavers glass butter
dish Miss Jennie Phillips, dust bag Miss Mol
lie Daley, large cup and saucer; Mr.. Will
Clipp. pair towels; Miss Emma Myers. Phil
adelphia, mautel scarf; Mrs. VIM Phillips,
glass water service; Miss Estelle Milbourne.
silk hose; Mrs. Harriet Baker, Baltimore, lace
handkerchief; Mr.. and Mrs. Minuick pair
towels; Mrs. Roht. Conrad, cream pitcher !;
Miss Ada Clipp, set napkins Miss Brittle Con-
rad, glass pitcher; Mr.. Rosenheim, Baltimore,
silver pitcher Mrs. E. J. Sullivan lamp Mr.
w. K. Bowman, silver napkin ring Mr.. and
Mrs Summerland, silver knives and forks /;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Woodsou, silver pickle
stnnd; MIR. Pat. Royan. silver tea set and
pickle stand Mr.. Jas Kavanaugh. silver wa
ter cup Mics Bertha Lowner. wlisp holder ;
Agnes Kavanaugh, two silver butter knives (;
Jas. Sullivan and wife, Book of Catholic Gems;
Mrs. NJ. E. Kavanaugh, silver teaspoons Mrs.
JAS. Kavanaugh, Sr.. tablespoons Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Neel. plush rocking clair; Jas. Lowll-
er aud brothers, rocking chair.