The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-07-08
HEAR THE GOLDEN
WEDDING BELLS
MARRIAGE OF MISS ANNA KEN
EDY AND Nj. III. DRYER AT
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
Well Known Express EmplOye WEEDS
One of BrOwnsviIIe's Most Popular
Young Ladies-BriIliant Event
Witnessed by Many Friends
Honeymoon at Seaside.

honeymoon at seaside.
One of the prettiest weddings ever
occurring in Brownsville took place
this morning at half past six o'clock.
at the Church of the Advent, when
Miss Anna J. Kennedy and Mr.. Max
Herbert Dreyer were married.
| Promptly at the hour named, the
bridal party reached the church, and
passed slowly up the aisle, to the ac-
compartment of Mendelssohn's We'd
ding March played on the organ by
Miss Cavazos.
The church was handsomely deco
rated with white roses and ever
greens. Just over the spot where the
bridal pair stood hung very hand
some cornucopia filled with beauti-
full roses and trailing green vines,
pouring a sweet floral benediction
upon their young heads, as they
plighted their troth. The ceremony
was performed most impressively by
the Right Rev. ]. S. Johnston, Bishop
of the Diocese of West Texas.
The bride wore a very handsome
and becoming princess costume of
white liberty satin, trimmed with
silk applique and orange blossoms.
Her flowing tulle veil was gracefully
fastened with a cluster of orange
blossoms. Her only ornament was a
costly diamond and pearl brooch, the
gift of the groom. Tube roses and
ferns composed the bridal bouquet.
The maid of honor, Miss Elsie
Dreyer of Corpus Christi, entered i'm
mediately in front of the bridal pair,
being preceded by the bridesmaids
and ushers in the following order:
Miss Addie Goodrich and w. A.
Wood, Miss Minnie Havre and Geo.
.Delling, Miss Teresa Havre and
Charles Kennedy. The young ladies
were becomingly attired in pretty
white costumes. Little Miss Edna
Layton, niece of the bride, made
dainty flower girl.
During the ceremony, Miss Grace
Irwin sang that beautiful song, "All
for YOU
Reception Follows Ceremony.
The pretty Kennedy residence on
Elizabeth street, further beautified |
as it was with white roses, ferns and
other evergreens with white and
green ribbons made a most appro-
pirate setting for the reception which
was rendered to the newly welded
pair Here, as in the church, white
and green formed the tasteful
color scheme, and the beauty of the
decorations was complimented by all
who attended. A large number of
guests gathered to offer congratula-
ions and good wishes to the happy
bride and groom. A Mexican orches-
IA was engaged to play during the
and Miss Goldie Irwin also
avored the guests with several fine
ongs, her excellent soprano voice
eing much admired.
Breakfast was served in the hand
omely decorated dining room, the
lenu comprising cold turkey, boiled
am, salads, and other choice viands
he handsome brides cake afforded
he usual amount of interest on the
art of the younger members of the
The bride and groom left shortly
fter. to take the train for Point Isa-
FL where the honeymoon viii be
lent as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. WI.
pragne, brother and sister of the
ride. The travelling costume of the
ride was of tan pongee, with gloves
The bridal gifts were numerous
I'D shoes to harmonic, being both
ylish and becoming.
nd costly, and attest the popularity
the young couple. The bride is
ne of BrownsvilIe's most popular
Dung ladies, being the youngest
aughter of Mrs. A. V Kennedy, and Il
re late Captain JEFF Kennedy, one of
lie oldest and best known families of
lis city. The groom is also very |
ell known throughout this section,
gliding a responsible position with
lie Wells Fargo Company. His head
uarters are at Victoria, Texas, and
ne young couple will make their
ONE in that city.
liver RISING AT EAGLE PASS