Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1906-04-13
CHANEY--R0ADCAP.

Raphine. April 10.-This afternoon
at Two o'clock beautiful marriage
| was solelunized at tine home or MT
and Mrs. J. A. Parker, Rev. J.. swan
cousin of the bride, officiating; ASSIST
ed by the brides pastor, kev. A. II.
Hamilton. when Miss Stephie Lee
Roadcap became the bride OF MT
Fred. w. CLANCY of Danvile, Va. The
bride, who is young lady or many
Accomplishments. is an alumhus Oh
Roanoke College, Danville, was attlreo
in a handsome white silk made Zen
Princesse, with veil aud gloves TO
match. Her veil was draped Win
lilies of the valley caught up with
crescent of pearls, the gift OF the
groom. She carried shower bouquet
OF lilies of the valley. Miss Nettle
Bowles of Clifton Forge, WAS maid OF
honor, and wore white organize over
taffeta and carried bouquet OF lilies
of the valley and maiden hair ferns.
Mr.. Harry Lewis of Danville was best
man. Little Elizabeth Parker carried
the rinx on a white satin pillow on
which were embroidered the lnltlals
K. and G.. The bridesmaids were III lsses
Eulah Bull of Eastern Shore, Lena
CLANCY, sister of the groom, OF Dan
vile, Mary Lackey of Timber Ridge,
and Grace Parker of Raphine. They
were costumed in white mohair and
carried white carnations and ferns,
tied with white tulle. Little Hazelyn
Roadcap and Mabel Fultz were ribbon
bearers.
The bridal party prese nted very
pretty tableau scene. as the bay win
dow had been especially prepared for
the purpose. The ribbon girls entered
first, fixing the aisle. Then the minis
ter. groom and best man took their
places, followed by the ushers Messrs.
Robert Wilbourn of Clifton Forge and
J. u. Parker of Raphine. Then came
the bridesmaids. The maid OF honor
walked in advance of the ring bearer,
and the bride entered leaning on the
arm of her grandfather, Mr.. Parker,
who gave her away. The two who
were plighting their troth stood under
= horseshoe of white flowers which
was suspended from an arch of cy-
press. Potted plants and white flow
ers were used to carry out the color
scheme which was white and green.
After the conclusion of the ceremony
the newly welded couple proceeded to
the reception room and while they
were receiving congratulations ana
best wishes Mrs. s. G. Roadcap who
had beautifully rendered Mendelshons,
sang in soft sweet tone 90 Perfect
Love-"
A sumptuous luncheon, which con-
sisted of meats, relishes, salads and
and deserts, was served in the most
hospitabIe manner to the large number
of guests whose attendance attested to
the popularity of the bride. The din
ing room was decorated beautifully
with carnations, ferns. etc, the color
scheme being carried out,
The bride was the recipient of n
great number of the most handsome
presents. exquisite cut glass, silver
and brio. a. brac, which expressed III the
most complimentary manner the es'
TEEN and love for both bride and
groom. The bridal couple left on the
FIVE O'Clock train amidst shower OF
rice for their future home in Danville,
where a reception will be given them
at the home of the groom. The bride
is one of Rockbridge's attractive
young ladies and has host OF friends
who wish for her long life of future
happiness. The groom is young man
of many serling qualities. and has
host of friends.
Among the guests present from a
distance were-Mrs. &. G. Roadcap and
Rev. and Mrs. Swan of Goshen; Miss
Susie Roadcap of Richmond; Miss
Euiah Bull of the Eastern Shore;
Misses Lena and Penelope CLANCY and
MIR. Harry Lewis of Danvllle; Miss
Nettie Bowles and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
o. Surber, and Mrs. Geo. Famar and
daughter OF Clifton Forge; Mrs. s. Il.
Roadcap and family of Waynesboro;
Mrs. A. Frank Knight of BueDa Wis
ia; Mrs. Chesley D. ShultZ of Roam
oke; Miss Esta Glenn of Harrisonburg;
Mrs. Ida Lackey and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Timber Ridge.