Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-09-12
SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.
Two of them In staunton on "Wednesday.
sHgRwooD-KINNEY.

HTRwOOD-KINNEY.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
Trinity Episcopal church Wednesday
morning, when Miss Lucy Calf Kinney
the accomplished daughter of Major
and Mrs. A. +. Kinney. became the
bride of Mr.. Granville H. Sherwood of
Chicago. The chancei was charming
ly decorated with golden rod and palms,
and the many wax candles added to
the briliancy of the scene Prof. F. 1
Il. Webb presided at the organ, and
while awaiting the arrival of the bridal
party Miss Bessie Dunlap of { chicago,
sang beautifully "Schubert's Sere-
made"
The vested choir, of which the brid e |
had been member, came in at the ap-
pointed hour, singing the wedding
hymn, and the bridal party marched |
down the aisle while the choir sang the |
bridal chorus from Lohengrin. The
party entered iii the following order:
First the ushers, Messrs.- Graham
Cootes, Beirne Kinney, Jno.D Crowle,
Jr., Frank P. Mcfarland, James r.
Taylor and Charles K. Hoge; then the
flower girls, Misses Jean Gait Kinney,
of New York. and Helen McHenry
Holiday, nieces of the bride, wearing
white muslin dresses and carrying
baskets of white jessamine and ferns;
then the maid of honor and brides
sister, Miss Maude Kinney, wearing
white mOusseline with black picture
hat and gloves, and carrying pink as
tiers.
The bride followed with her father,
Major A. T. Kinney. They were met
~ the chancel steps by the groom and
his best man, j. Walker McChesney,
where the ceremony was impressively
performed by the pastor, the Rev. DR..
W. Q. Hullihen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood left on the ,
morning train for bridal tour. They
Will return here and spend some time 1
before going to their future home in
chicago.
MANN-HAMILTON.
Miss Isabelle j. Hamilton and Mr.. {
Shelton P. Mann were married We'd
lesday morning at the First Presby- /,
erian church, which was prettily de-
GRATED for the occasion with palms
nd growing plants, the color scheme
eing white and green. The wedding
march was played by Miss Louise With
ow. The Rev. DR.. W. N. Scott, per-
ormed the ceremony, assisted by the a
lev. DR.. A. M. Fraser. The ushers, =!
Iessrs. A. Gallatin Mann, brother of :!
be groom, John J. Fallon, Charles E. o.
'aylor, and Theodore B. Houseman, u
Parkersburg, w. Va, came in first,
)llowed by the bridesmaids, Misses a.
lorenzo B. Fulton, of Grottoes; Mel ID
e E. French, of Bluefeld, w. Va, A. d,
lizabeth Hamilton and Mary Sitting VI
On Mann, all wearing white organdies ~
yer green silk and carrying white =,
next came the dame of " y,
onor and BRIDES sister, Mrs. W. A. VI
aines, in white organdie over cream
Tx, and carrying bridesmaids roses; pt
en the bride, in handsome going VI
way gown of broadcloth, with hat and an
owes to match, and carrying show
bouquet of roses. They were me- Id
the altar, where the ceremony was VI
by the groom and his best pf
an, Mr.. G. Mantz Besant, of Fred ~
lex, Md.
The newly.married compile drove i'm NC
ediately to tile G. & 0. depot, and VI
t for an extended tour, embracing ny
lantic City, Boston, Niagara, SC.
, their return they will reside at No. 'N'
Vine street. M
Tuesday evening the groom enter -no
ned the ushers at an informal din '"'
r at his home, and after the rehearsal %
3 bridal party were entertained at Wy
, home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. ~,
eodoria Hamilton. ~
ad,