The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-09-26
A PRETTY NUPT|Al EVENT.
Lawrence Crane Marriage at st.
CoIumb's Chapel.

During the few years Of it's exist.
ence, there have been many pretty
services in the beautiful sanctity OF
ST. Columb's chapel, the quaint little
chapel into the building Of which the
great bishop Of the Episcopal church.
RI. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, pl
so many hopes of a splendid failure,
when it should be but small portion
OF the cathedral Of which he dreamed
until the end of his useful life.
But of all these, there has been
none more interesting to many of the
Jackson people than was the simple
marriage service Of this high noon,
when MIR. o. +. Lawrence, of Grena-
da, was given the right to take from
uS'cne Of or mCSt attractive girls,
Miss daisy Crane.
That the marriage of the grand
daughter of the late beloved Rev.
H'm. Crane, long time rector OF ST.
Andrews church Of this city, should
have been surrounded with all tire
beauGiful ceremonies Of the Episcopal
church was especially fitting. as there
is, perhaps. no family in this city in
whose veins there flows more loyal
blood (tO all that pertains to the wei.
fare of this church) than this family,
united on paternal and maternal sides
to the early priests of St. Anes-ew'S.
Thus Miss Crane, remembering with
affection the bishop whom Eser father
bad loved, desired that the supreme
hour of her life be spect Meath the
! roof Of his chapel.
Hence the ceremony, by which to.
day at high noon, Miss DsiSy Crane,
second daughter Of the late William
Crane and his wife, Mary Belle En-
ders. there, became the wife of Mr..
O. f. Lawret,ce, editor OF The Grena.
da Sentinel, and one Of che most pro
greSSive members OF the fraternity
which makes up the fourth estate in
Mississippi.
The chapel was prettaiy decorated
with palms and ferns, and we'll i'll ed
with friends when the hour arrived
and promptly thereafter the brlda
party came in, and the simple. solemn
service was begun At the altar
with the 0tiiciant, Rev Halsey Wer
lein, Stoud the groom, Nr. Lawrence
and his best man and lifelong friend
Hon. j. Nicely Powers. The beauti
full strains OF tridal 'snuSic, as drawn
from the Keys by the magically swee'
touch OF Mrs. Fannie Julienne, sup
pleraented by the Violin in the hand:
OF Mr.. Louis Julienne, titled the chap
elwith their tender beauty and fitting
ly uShered in the eatranCe Of che
bride. Attired in a handsome suit
of EdinbOru blue. with hat and gloves
and suite, and carrying great loose
cluster OF brides roses, she came in
with her brother, Mr.. Ernest Crane,
and at the altar was taken from his
care by the eager groom. In most
impressive manner the sacred rites
were read by Mr.. Werlein, and by
virtue OF his sacred Office he pronounce
ed them man and wife.
Again the exquisite music broke
softly forth, and the happy couple left
the chapel, united ia name, as they
have long been ia heart, and at once
drove to the station, where they took
the north bound limited for Grenada,
where beautifui home awaits the
coming of its radiant yoAng mistress.
In this couple there is the rare
union of cOngenial natures. and from
it the greatest possible Happiness may
be .rightfuly expected.
That these expectations and hopes
may all be realized. and that life may
hold much that is finest and best for
them, is the wish Of their host OF
friends.
In attestation OF the popularity Of
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence, a great num-
her Of handsome presents we're sent
the britie at her home here. and even
larger number await their arrival in
the new home in Grenada.-Jackson
Daily News