The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-23

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Ihe following. account Of a we'd
on last Thursday is clipped from
the Wheeling IRtelligcacef::
A fashionable assemblage, hand
some deco 'ations, a pretty ceremony
n 1tably prol' 1T aud good look :
ing attendants, bright and manly
groom, and above all, a lovely
bride, were the characteristics of
The nuptials that occurred at 3
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at the
St. Matthew'S p. Il. church. The
ceremony which united Miss Mary
W'llolghby Kennedy, of this city,
aud Henry Clay Sincell, promi-
nent merchant OF Oakland, Md. ,
was pretty and impressive one,
performed by Rev. r. r. Swope,
ID. D., the rector of the church.
The bridal party entered the
church in the following order: Mr..
Clark Hamilton, Mr.. George A..
Hor9e. Mr.. Chas. Tower, OF Oak
land, Mr. Ben Sincell, of Oakland,
Mr. VIII Kennedy and Mr.. Thos.
r. Kennedy, ushers. They were
followed by the bride and groom.
The bi;de looked lovely in d hand
some street dress of coral cloth and
white silk. handsomely trimmed, en-
traine, with hat and gloves to
match. At the conclusion of the
ceremony brief reception was held
IN the church and the happy couple
were the recipients of many warn
congratulations and good wishes
They received large array of yer,
handsome presents from their count
less friends. among which was
handsome remembrance from Mrs
Il2ensral George Crook, of Oakland
| The bride is the well Known daugh
ter of Judge and Mrs. John W
Kennedy, of this city. Mr.. ant
MrsY Sincell left yesterday after
noon on the 4: 20 train over th
Panhandle on an extended brida
tour in the east. They will max
Oakland their future home, Mr.
SinGell having a house already fur
nished there.
On Wednesday evening Of las
week st. Pauls NJ. f. Church wa
the scene of very pretty wedding
the event being the marriage O
Alonzo ID. Naylor and Mary O
Townshend, second daughter @
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Townshend
The audienie chamber Of the larg
church was handsomely decorate
with potted plants and cut flowers
and long before the hour set for tn
ceremony-8 o'clock-it and tn
adjoining room and hallway wer
crowded with invited guests, rcla
tives and friends. AS the frs
notes of Mendlesshon's grand wed
ding march pealcd forth, played b
Miss Lottie Loar, the vcstry doc
was thrown open and the brida
party entered preceded by ushcrs
Messrs. W. A. Sturgiss, Allen Boul
chler, G. b. Bowles, c. A. Bolden
Ernest Townshend, Y. G. Claggett
and attendants, Robert G. Town
shend, Of Pittsburg, and Mis-
Blanche Babb, Of Greenland, w
Va. The party formed in II half
circle at the altar rail, and the Rev
6. W. Kepler assisted by Revs
Benz. lson, ID. d., and John NJ
Davis, performed the beautiful cere
mony according to the rites 0
Methodist Episcopal church. TN
bride was handsomely attircd il
an exquisite costume Of cream
white Lansdownc trimmed in chif
| fou and ribbon, with veil, XII,
gloves and slippers to match
aud carried IL lovely bouQuec 0
bridal roses. The maid Of homo
| also wore crcam-white Lansdownc
| chiffon audribbon trimmings, whit
gloves and slippers, and carried
boquet Of Marmot pink roses. Tn.
gentlemen all wore The conventional
black, relieved by bottcniares o
smilaX and rose buds, and brown
kid gloves. Directly after the Ger
emony the bride and groom, togeth
er with their relatives, ushers anc
few immediate friends, wer,
driven to the groom's handsom
and palatial residence, in the ives
end Of Oakland, where no end o
congratulations, well-wishes anC
kisses were showered upon tn