Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-07-01
No. Is.
8 Crown -Pape

and Mr.. Frederick Lee Crown for
the JOY that entered their lives last
evening with the plighting of their
troth will Till the future with sweet
remembrance of their love which
eliminated in a very lovely we'd
ding at the Central Presbyterian
Church.
The spotless oleanders, the
beauty Of which had been wooed
to perfection by the bright June
day were used in graceful profu-
sion to decorate the altar, mingling
their chaste petals with the rich
green foliage of palms and ferns.
Long before the hour appointed
for the ceremony an interested
gathering assembled in the church
and were entertained with many
lovely musical selections rendered
on the organ by Mr.. G. G.
Mechem, Jr.
At nine O'Clock to the strains of
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin.
the bridal party advanced to the
altar, the ushers, Mr.. f. r. Nor
rissette, Jr.. and Mr.. Terry Moore.
MIR. Julius T. Wright and Mr..
William Sherwood Pape leading.
and followed by the matron of
honor, Mrs. j. T. Wright. and
groomsman, Mr. Rice Crown OF
Montgomery, sister and brother
OF the bride and groom; then Miss
Ella y. Pape, maid of honor. pre-
ceded the bride as she came with
her uncle, Judge W. :. Anderson.
At the altar they were Joined by
the groom and his best man, Mr..
John r. Grown, Of Norfolk, Va,
and there the beautiful words of
the Episcopal ceremony were
spoken by Rev. ID. \. Planck. dur
ing which Mr.. Mechem played
softly Call me thine own
The bride, the youngest of three
attractive sisters. was as fair as the
June day in her lovely wedding
dress Of white chiffon cloth with
trimmings of pearl passementrie
and pearl fringe and bands of
radiumsill. Herpretty blonde hair
which had caught the gleam of the
sunhghtin the strands was crowned
with wealth of orange blossoms
confning the veil of illusion which
enveloped her figure, and she car
ried a beautiful bridal bouquet of
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Wright and Miss Ella Pape
completed a charming trio of fair
women in their lovely summer
toilets which were princess gowns
OF white lingerie with green girdles
Wreaths of maiden hair fern
crowned their golden heads and
they carried bouquets of brides
roses and ferns tied with green
ribbon.
The bridal party left the church
TO the Mendelssohn's wedding
marsh and were driven to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Julius T. Wright
on Dauphin way where an informal
reception was held for the bridal
party. relatives and a few intimate
friends.
The whole house as we'll rs the
brides table was symphony in
white and green with brides roses
predominating and during the
hours of the reception the guests
were refreshed with ices and cakes.
At midnight with the congratu-
I9tiOns and best wishes of their
friends still echoing in their ears,
MIR. and Mrs. Crown left on their
bridal trip which will include visits
to Washington, Atlantic City and
Virginia, the bride wearing a be-
coming travelling dress of BLUSH
gray cloth with hat of blue. Mr..
and Mrs. Crown will make Mobole
, their home as Mr.. Crown is the
Mobile Manager of the Virginia
Carolina Chemical Company and
| during his three years residence in
the Gulf City has made many
friends who congratulate him on
having won So lovely Mobile GIRL
for his wife.
Mrs. Crown comes from a we'll
> known and ariStocratic family, be-
ing the youngest daughter of the
late DR.. William Is. Pape and Mrs.
b William b. Pape. Besides Z
charming personality she possesses
, a bright intellect which is an in
k heritance belonging also to her
sisters and young brothers.