The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-03-01
P0LL0CK-KENDALL NUPTlALS.
Miss Mary Kendall Becomes the Bride OF
Mr.. S. Murray Pollock.

ary, 1905, will long be remember
ed in the Cove as the wedding
day of Miss Mary II. Kendall,
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Ken.
dali, who lives two miles south oil
McConnellsburg, and Mr.. S.
Murray Pollock, brother of Mrs,
Morrow Kendall.
While a mantle of snow cover.
ed the earth, the sleighing was
not quite so good as it had been
on account of a rise in the TEN
perature, yet, about half past l.
o'clock slelghing parties began to
arrive at the old Kendall mansion,
and in less thao half an hour up.
wards of four score friends ard
neighbors were gathered togeth.
er, merrily chatting, awaiting the
hour fo,' the ceremony.
Promptly at one o'clock the or.
ganlst, Mrs. G.. w. Reisner, took
her position, and to the music Of
the wedding march the bridal
party entered the large double
parlor, which was prettlly decor.
ated with evergreen; between the
west windows was arranged a
booth of spruce bcughs, before
which the bridal party assem-
bled.
The attendants were Mary
Creigh Mcdowell and Mary Mar
tina Reed, ribbon bearers; Miss
Maye Johnston and Miss Ruth
Kendall, brides maids; Mrs. A.
w. Johnston, matron of honor,
and Mr.. John II. McNary, best
man. The BRIDE was given away
by her brother, Mr.. James IL.
Kendall
Pink and white, the BRIDES col
ors, were manifest IN the bridal
bell and in the beautiful carna.
tions carried by the maids.
The bride wore an India silk
made with full court train and
trimm med with ruffles of accordion
pleated liberty silk. Her veil
was gracefully caught with tea
roses from the bridal bouquet.
The groom was eatly attired IN
black and made handsome ap.
pearance.
The Rev. w. H. Reed, returned
missionary from Egypt, offered
the invocation. The ceremony,
which was brief and impressive,
was performed by the brides
pastor, the Rev. S. B. Huston.
This was followed by an appro
pirate prayer by the Rev. j. l..
Grove.
After the congratulations the
guests were invited to the dining
room, where bountiful dinner
was served. The brides table
was festooned in pink and white,
In the center was a vase Of pink
and white carnations and each
guest found one at his place.
The guests from Cannonsburg,
Pa, were Mr.. VIM. Pollock, IA
ther of the groom; Mr.. John and
Miss Jennie Pollock, uncle and
aunt of the groom, and Mr.. John
IT. McNary; from Chambersburg,
Mr.. John Glass and Grove Kee
fer and wife; Fannettsburg, w.
w. Kegerrels and wife; Lehmas.
ter, W. M. Mcdowell and family
and Mrs. Bard Mcdowell and
daughter; Mercersburg, Miss
Lizzie Rankin, Miss Mary Nc
Dowell, Martin Meyers and wife,
Van Bradley and wife, Mr.. James
Johnston, Miss Mary Bradley,
and Messrs. Lawrence and Mac
Bradley.
The bride was the recipient
of a large number of useful and
beautiful presents.
AT four O'Clock a spirited livery
team, driven by Mac Sheets, ap,
peared before the gate, and while
the BRIDE and groom were getting
IN the sleigh amid shower of
rice, deft hands were busily en-
gagged in decorating the vehicle
with old shoes, tin cans and UNI
brellas, etc., thus showing their
interest in the welfare of the hap
py couple. The destination that
evening was Chambersburg, and
from thence eastward.
Miss Mary is an estlmable