Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-06-15
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u. Earnau, In TINS city, Qule', III
pretty wedding was solemDIze1 Whe
their daughter, Miss Florence, becalL
the bride of Mr.. George Kennard. III
ceremony was performed by Rev. Il
z. Hamill in the presence of "a few III
ed by her sister. Mfs. J. Harry Bryan
as dame of honor, and DIR. M. j Payn
was the groom's best man. After tn
ceremony the young couple left owe
the G. u o. for Northern tour. afte
which they will make their home il
this city. The bIlde is beautiful AM
accomplished young lady and has
host of friends. Tue groom has for
| mum Der of years been with Mr.. II. j.
Lang and has won d warm place i'll tn
hearts of our people. Among thos
from distance attending The weddii
was Mr.. Amos Kennard of Roanoke
brother of the groom.
EFAUVER-GARBER
A beautiful wedding took place il
the Baptist church in WaynesborO
Wednesday at high noon when Mis-
Eula Dorcas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
g. d. CARRIER, became the bride of Mr.
George Malcolm Keefauver of Newport
News. The bride was beautifully
dressed 10 travelling suit of Aline blue
silk carrying bride g roses. the brides
maid, Miss Mamie E. Cav of Augusta
wearing white organdy and carrying a
bunch of bride smaid roses The best
man was Mr.. OscarsL COhron OF
Stuart's Draft, and the ushers We're
DR.. w. A. Wallace of Richmond. and
Mr.. F. b. CARRIER, brother of the bride.
just after the ceremony the bridal
couple left on the 1856 train on the
Norfolk and Western for Roanoke, the
old home of the groom to which they
will pay short visit. They will re-.
turn to the brides home before leaving
for Newport News, where the groom
is engaged in business.
The church was filled to with ess the
ceremony. Among a few weIe Mrs.
Geo. W. Kefauver, the mother of the
groom, and also his brother, Walter:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank CARRIER, of
Mrs. Il. r. Root, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 8. PIrkey of GrOttoes; Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. M. Shaver of New Hope, and
MANY other friends of the bride and
groom, with the entire family of the
bride.
SMITH-SMITH.
Mount Carmel church was the scene
W ednesday morning 9Th. of beauti-
ul wedding when Miss Jean Smith
became the bride of Mr.. l.. Frank
Smith of Culpeper. The church was
decorated for the occasion.
At the appointed hour Mrs. g E. Wade
,layed the wedding march and the
,ridal party entered: first the brides
maids, Misses Lettie Smith. Kate
Moore and Mary Houston of Lexlng
on. Clark Stark of Albemarle. Robbie
Ninfree of Culpeper. and Lillian Raw
iDgs of Raphine :. then the grOomsmen,
Messrs. Edward Wayland and Samuel
ZONES of Culpeper, Frank Moore of
,taunton. W. b. Palmer of Greenville.
Harry Bell and William Lily of Green
ville; then the bride with her sister and
maid of honor, Miss Wayne Smith.
They were met at the altar by the
room and his best man, Mr.. o. r.
Nhornhill of Alexandria. The service
vas performed by the pastor, Rev. A.
/. Hamilton. The bride wore go
ng-away gown of blue silk and carried
folden Gate roses. The maid of hon
,r and bridesmaids wore white Organdie
With pink girdles and carried pink
weet peas.
A shower linen party was given on
tuesday at the home of Miss Lillian
Rawlings and many us full presents
we're received for the bride. Tuesday
llght reception was given at the
lome of the bride near Raphine.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
smith drove to Staunton and took the
rain Oh an extended bridal.
MASON-TUCKER.
"COl Alto" the beautiful home of
Hon. Fl. ST. George Tucker, at Lexing-
Ol, was the scene of pretty nnp'ial
,vent Saturday evening, June 9th, at
o'clock, when bis eldest daughter,
Miss Rosa Johnston Tucker, was mar
led to Mr.. Silas Boxley Mason, of
KY. The ceremony was
olemnized on the spacious lawn be-
heath the stately trees, the back
ground of verdure and foliage and lux
lriance of bloom forming an exquisite
setting for the grouping of the bridal
party.
The officiating minister was Rev. DR..
Dallas Tucker of Bedford City, a cous-
in of the bride. The impressive servi-
ces of the Episcopal church was used
and the troth was plighted with a
ring. A musical program was exquis-
itely rendered by the Virginia Military
lnstit ute orchestra. The decorations
were profuslon of pink roses.
The bride, a handsome young lady of
the brunette type, wore lovely gown
of white radium silk and old point lace.
with ancestral pearls, and carried a
shower boquet of lilies of the valley.
She was given away by her father.
The marriage was quiet affair on &C.
count of the recent death of the bride.
groom g father, Mr.. H P. Mason. The
only attendants were six little flower
girls, daintily dressed in white and
carrying bouquets of sweet peas. They
we're Misses Laura Powell Tucker and
Henrietta Preston Tucker, sisters Of
tho hrida. Taura Tuckar pondIoton