Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-07-09
Mcdonald Brown.

0ia~ ~ tAe Afeot Aiotabic aIiu SlFtA-
ing beautiful weddings of recent date
was that of Miss Elizabeth Woodbridge
Brown and MIR. Angus Macdonald,
solemnized last evening at $50 o'clock
In the Kanawha Presbyterian church
Charleston, w. Va. The Rev. Per-
cival Macdonald. of Morgantown.
brother of tue groom. and Rev. ]. M.
Waddell officiated in the presence of a
large and fashionable assembly.
The church decorations were elaborate
and artistic. Each pew was outlined
In smilax, terminating in pink hydran.
gers, tied with pink satin ribbons. In
the chancel, rock-lillies and hydrangers
were used against a back ground of
palms and candles.
Mr.. Harrison B. Smith presided at
the organ and rendered a delightful
program prior to vocal solo-"I Know
9 Lovely Garden" Guy d'Hardelot. by
Mrs. Hilda Norvalle Edgar; at the
close of which, the bridal party enter
ed to the strain of 1.-The Bridal Chorus.
from Lohengrin. The brides maids.
six in number. wore frocks of white
crepe chiffon, draped over lace and
trimmed in garlands of pink roses.
Their flowers were showers of pink and
lavender sweet peas. Miss Elizabeth
Gallaher and Miss Agnes Jones were
the first to appear, entering from the
left, followed by Mr.. Harry Anderson
and Mr.. Pat Flournny, Miss Ruth
Brown and Miss Ashton Wilson. On
the left were MIR. R, Spillman and Mr..
W. II. Johnson preceding Miss Florence
Cunningham and Miss Ceres Brown.
Mr.. Buckner Clay and Mr.. Aubrey
Romine. Mr.. John Macdonald, brother
OF the groom, was best man and en-
tered with him from the vestry. The
maid-of-honor, Miss Jean Brown, sister
OF the bride, was gowned in white lace,
Empire bodice with two fiounce skirt
sash of lavender satin and she carried
a shower of lavender and sweet peas.
The bride walked with her father. Mr..
James F. Brown. She was attired in
lovely creation of ivory satin fraille
draped in Duchess lace, held in place
by sprays of orange blossoms. A veil
OF tulle was arranged to her coiffeur
by frill of point lace, beneath
wreath of orange blossoms. She car
ried shower of brides roses.
Mendelssohn's Wedding March was
the occasional end in reverse order the
bridal party moved from the church
and repaired to the home of the brides
where large and brilliant
reception was held The palatial home
was veritable bower of rhododendron
and hollyhocks draped on walls and
door ways. In the dining-room pink
roses and smilax formed the decorations.
Following the reception supper was
served to the bridal party and out-of
town guests. Covers were. laid for
sixty.
The bride, the third daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Brown, is a charm
ing and accomplished member of
Charleston's social realm, and the
groom prominent and popular attor-
ney of this city.
The honey moon will be spent in the
East, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Donald will be at home on upper Vir-
yinia street. Among guests from a
distance were Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Macdonald, of Morgantown; Miss
Annie Macdonald. of Charles Town;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Clarkson. of |
Mr.. John Macdonald, of
Ia Grange. Ca; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Beury, of Macdonald: Miss Agnes
Jones, of Wisconsin; Mr.. W. r. John
ION, of Crescent.