Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-28
wALDo-FENNELL.
Popular Young Couple United In the
Holy Bonds Of MatrImony.

Hoiy Bonds Of Matrimony.
from Fridays Daily Sun:
A brilliant close to a month which
belongs prominently 10 brides was
the wedding Of Miss Myrtle. the Oldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wash
ingtOn Fennell. and Dr. George seIden
Waldo.
The marriage was sOlemnized at the
First Methodist church on Wednes.
day afternoon. June 20. at o'clock
The church had been tastefully
decorated for this occasion and was
beautiful In it's simplicity. The
chancel presented a very graceful and
airy appearance with pOtted palms
md ferns. while above II from the
organ loft lowered stately banana
palms. the altar rail being festOoned
with ivy, and garlands Of satin rib
bons and smilax. caught up with white
blossoms. enclosed the pews for the
guests OF honor. The windows having
been previously darkened and the
church brilliantly lighted. the crown.
ing effect was added by a number of
burning tapers cleaning from a pyra-
mid OF ferns within the chanceL
The organ Was presided over by
Mrs. T. DENLY Of jacksonville. a life
long friend from whom the bride re
ceived almost her entire musical edu-
cation. and Miss Christine Richards,
with her sweet accomplishments ON
he violin. added much TO the music.
For twenty minutes preceding the
ceremony the audience was favored
by sweet selections from the must
clans. The Bridal Chorus" from
Rose Maiden" being rendered just
oefOre the entrance OF the bridal
iarty.
Just az the appointed hour TO the
familiar strains OF Mendelssohn's
Wedding March. entered the bridal
party. First came the ushers. Mesgrs.
X. II. Graham. w. T. Pound. J. c.
Adkins and W. ID. Sheppard. entering
by both aisles. Following these In
the left aisle was the maid Ofhon0r.
Miss Alma. only sister at the bride. |
gho was a vision Of lOveliness In |
pink crepe de chine with trimmings |
.of ,ll. iGered tact. sac wore a be-
coming bonnet Of pink chiffon with |
graceful streamers lOOped on the side
and carried pink carnations.
The flower girls. pretty little Misses
Virginia Dale and Dorothy McClam-
rock. In dresses Of dainty white. bear.
ing baskets tWined with smilax and /
ribbon and filled with pink rose petals,
preceded the bride, who came In on
the arm Of her father. who gave her
away. and they were met az the al
tar By the groom and his best man.
Mr w. NJ. Dale. who entered from
side door on the right
The beautiful marriage service Of
the Methodist Church was performed
by Rev. Francis n. Bridges Ia a very
impressive manner. During the cere-
mouy Evening Star" from Tam
hauser," was softly played.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March be
ing taken up again. the party left the
church and repaired 10 their carriages,
where they tarried a moment for coal.
gratulatiOns.
The brides gown, In semiprincess
STYLE. 6n train. was a lovely creation
of white satin The paneled front
vas handsomely braided with uny
attn pumugs. studded with hand
embroidered roses Of satin and chiffon.
and from che bertha, which Vas simi-
lqrly trimmed. fen heavy elk
fringe. She wore a picture hat of
nuted yaleuciennes lace. with long
willow plumes caught in a knot Of /
chiffon aud a buckle, aud carried a '