Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-11-16
BRILLIANT
NUPTIALS.
Mr.. Albert F. Order Leads Miss
Rosa R. keviI to the Altar
Wednesday Nov. IS.
PINK AND WHITE CHRYS-
kNTHEMUM WEDDING.

Marion has seldom, if ever, seen
as beautiful a wedding, that function
in which all the world takes so much
interest, as that solemnized Wednes-
day morning at ten o'clock at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
when Albert Order, one of our boys
Of whom Marion is so proud and de-
lights to honor, now resident Of
Washington, ID. c., holding an i'm
portant position in the Geological
Survey, welded the sweetheart of his
boyhood his collegemate and life
long friend, Miss Rosa Rhee Kevil,
third daughter of Judge and Mrs.
j. Bell Kevil, of East Wilson Ave.
Miss Kevil is a strikingly hand
some blonde, tall and graceful as a
willow and has always been favorite
in Marion where she was reared and
has grown to a charming womanhood.
She is bright and viyacious and Of
an exceedingly sweet disposition. In
her travels and while at college she
won many friends who are attached
to her with strong bonds of friend
ship. The day was as bright and
cheerful as any bride could wish.
At $50 the large audience gather
ed, each eager to get a glimpse of
the floral decorations aud pink tinted
lights before the bridal party reached
the church. The sweetest music was
dispensed during the interim before
the arrival of the bridal patty.
Promptly at 10 O'Clock the ushers,
DIR. Morris and James Keyil, brother
Of the bride. walked down separate
aisles followed by the brides maids,
Miss Helen Madara, of Wichita,
Kan, and Miss Katherine Moore, of
this city, next came the maid of hon
or. Miss Sallie Woods, VI this city,
and the ring bearer, little Frances
Elizabeth Woods, of Decatur, ILL.,,
niece of the bride, down the left aisle ;
while DIR. David &. Maddox, of Nash
vile, the best man, and the groom
entered from the left aisle, the bride
radiant in an exquisite bridal gown
then entered leaning on the arm Of
her brother, David b. Kevil, and as
the sweet, rich tones Of Lohengrins
bridal chorus were delieately render
ed on the organ. il was a scene long
to be remembered. At the altar the
groom was waiting and received his
bride aud Rev. Il. A. Conway, of the
Baptist church of this city, of which
the bride is member, said 1.-The
beautiful service of the Episcopal
church which united them 'for better
or for worse until death do us part. -
The bridal party left the church in
the following order: The bride and
groom first, followed by the ring
bearer and then the attendants, DIR.
Maddox and Miss Woods, DIR. Morris
and Miss Madara, James Kevil and
Miss Moore.
During the ceremony CANCEL sere
made was rendered on the Harp and
as the bridal party left the altar the
organ pealed forth the great Menden
sohns wedding march, The musical
programme was excellent and was
rendered by Mrs. s. NJ. jenkins OF
the organ and also the Italian harp
The floral decorations were elabo
rate, the altar being banked Will
palms, evergreens and chrysanthe
NUNS of every hue of the rainbow
The happy couple left on the ll:l'
train for Washington, ID. c., where
they will reside.
The fortunate bride received
e gross or more of beautiful gifts; Gu
glass, silver, hand painted, embroid