The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-07-08
Hnrner .Innes.

Jones. Of New Store, Va, ON the night
of June %, at New Store Presbyterian
church.
The marriage was a beautiful one
the friends Of the two young people
having contributed literally to the
floral decoration. The floral designs
were elegant, tasty and graceful.
The pillars and galleries were ies-
TONED with evergreens and the pulpit
which had first been covered with
white had wrought out upon 1t grace
fun designs formed Of magnolia leaves.
| At the base were magnolias and ferns
and the top Of the desk was banked
with roses. The church was brilliant
~ lighted with numerous lamps whlch
shone out from the greenery aud the
beautiful new chandelier which was
used for the first time, the latter being
a gift from the Masonic Lodge Of Farm
VILE to the church.
The bridal party drove to the church
AT s o'clock, tho hour appointed, where
a large crowdIhad already assembled
and entered the church in reverse or
der. The bridesmaids were dressed I'D
white silk null and the bride wore
white silk, her veil being pinned with
a brooch which was a gift from her
- 90 NW,.NnH gold al
quaint and peculiar design and was one
Of her mothers bridal presents. Inc
bride carried brides roses aud the
bridesmaids pink carnations, all being
the gift Of the groom, the color scheme
being pink and white.
Mrs. q. NJ. Pollard, who Is an unus-
ually accomplished musician played
the bridal march from Lohengrin a.
the bridal party entered, and Mendels.
sohn's wedding march as they passed
out.
The ceremony was performed 10y
Rev. James Henderlite, of Henderson.
y. c.. who has been the pastor OF the
bride since she has been in henderson
the past two years, and who is "a per
sonal friend Of both the bride and the
groom.
Little Miss Julia Jones, daughter Oh
Mr.. p. NJ. Jones, and niece of the
bride acted a. ring bearer, and wa
much complimented on the graceful.
way i'm which she did her part. She IL
a handsome little brunette and attract
ed a great deal Of attention. She pre-.
coded the bride and carried the ring on
a silver plate. Mrs. Wiley B. Morris
sister Of the bride, was the matron o
honor and accompanied the bride. Mr.
Thomas Homer, brother Of the groom
acted a. best man; Miss Virginia Gil
liam was first bridesmaid and Mr.
Leake Peace first groomsman.
On entering the church the atten
dants were arranged so that TWO ladie'
passed up the aisle together and two
r gentlemen opposlte-the next four al
ternating, the party passing out IN th'
following order:
, Miss Virginia Gillian, with Nh
{ Leake Peace. Mrs. Morris with Mr
Thomas Horner; Miss Jessie Whitmore
e with Mr.. Plummer Jones; Miss 6fac
I Elcan. with Mr.. Wilson Mullen Mis-
e Lila Duvall, with Mr.. Ernest Jones
c Miss Edna McLaurine, with Mr.. Jane
e Homer Miss Evangeline Morton, wit
Mr.. George Elcan; Miss Lelle Hornei
e with Mr.. Maben Jones.
f Immediately after the ceremony ID
bridal party drove to keswick' tn
home of the bride, where lunch wa
o served and preparations made to driy
Il TO Farmville where they took the nigh
a train for their various destinations
j., Mr.. and Mrs. Horner are making
~ tour of northern cities and summe
n resorts. at the end Of which they WI
20 To their new home in Rosemar,
y. G.
The young couple possess man
% friends in a great many states OF Oh
union and presents poured IN irol
every quarter, many Of them elegai
and useful. Many Of the gifts wei
e characteristic Of the section from whic
N ,ho,, came making them doubI
ie priced.
N Mrs. Homer, since her young lad.
g hood. has spent much time WI
to friends in cities Of both North Carolir
Is and Virginia and is well known. 81
E. is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Is Dibrell Jones, Of New Store, Va is
ID Hupuenot descent, though in person
-apnearance she is anything else tins
f. French. being a perfect blonde. 81
a. will he greatly missed in her hon
Is and community a. well a. IN b
" church.
Mr.. Horner il a member OF q
Horner family Of North Carolina not
IN the educational world. lie hinSe
'u however. is a practical business ma
being the manager Of the Patters'
stores at Roanoke Rapids and KOS
e- mary, and director in the We'd.
We bank. He Ii exceedingly popular
w. his native town, Henderson, and
his home in Rosemary.
Among the friends of the couple ="
. attended the marriage from a distaI
Il were the following: Misses Lelle III
VI ner. of Henderson; Virginia Gillian
Richmond; Edna McLaurine' OF 70
hatan; Evangeline Morton, Of Pamp
,,o CITY: and Jessie Whitmore, Of LeAiI
re ton: Messrs. Thomas and James n
ch ner. Of Henderson; Leake Peace
MS Oxford; Wilson Mullen, Of RosemaI
,m and Elliott Booker, Of Farmyille'
ni Hit with Baseball Bat.