The Palatka news and advertiser., 1913-01-24

and reared to Lowell y womanhood in
this city, and whose friends are con-
fined to no social set or class, but
whose popularity is general.
This young lady-the bride of We'd
ne5day-was Miss Lucille, the second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Ken
nerly for many years among the most
prominent of Palatka's best known
citizens.
The ceremony took place at ST.
Marks Episcopal church, directly across
the street from the beautiful Kenner
ly residence, and was performed by
the Venerable Archdeacon Wyllie,
rectoT A temporary special walk
had been laid across the street from
the side gate of the Kennerly premis
es, and over this was laid strip Of
white canvas reaching up to the
church door and running up the CEN
ter aisle to the altar.
The interior of the church was dec
GRATED in date palms and Southern
smilaX. The altar was banked in
white datura and sphangeri fern,
while the wedding bell was of white
roses.
MRS. George B. Selden had come up
from DeLand to preside at the organ
and for half hour before the cere-
mony and during the seating of the
audience rendered the following beau
tiful program:
/. HalleIujah Chorus, Handel.
2. Andante, Schubert.
3. March, Alfalfa, Mendelssohn.
A. Song to the Evening Star, Wag-
ner.
5. Pilgrims Chorus, Wagner.
g. Serenata, Moszkowski.
7. March, Scotson Clark.
8. Cavatine, Raft.
9. Gloria, from thhe 18th Mass,
Mozart.
When all was ready for the entrance
of the bridal party, and to the beau
tiful Lohengren bridal song, the
groom, Mr.. Robert Ridley Wilkinson,
and his best man, Mr.. Harris Atkin-
son of Atlanta, stepped from the YES
trv to the altar, and the wedding par
ty came up the aisle in the following
order:
The ushers, Messrs. Julian c. CAL
houn, Robert Hutchinson and James
Wilkinson.
Miss Margaret Willard, bridesmaid
Messrs Raleigh Wilkinson and D.
Almond Rosenberg, groomsmen.
Miss Marie Merryday, bridesmaid
followed by the Maid of Honor and
sister of the bride, Miss Maude Ken
nerly. A..
Then came the bride leaning on the
arm of her father.
Arrived at the altar where the par
tv was met by the officiating, Arch
deacon, the ceremony proceeded TO the
subduced strains of Offenbach's bar
carolle on the organ.
The church was packed, and it is a
safe proposition that no more DRILL
iantly gowned company of ladies was
ever assembled in this city. -,
On completion of the beautiful ahC
IMPRESSIVE ceremony the groom anC
his beautiful bride headed the pro
cnssion back to the Kennerly home
whila the organ sounded forth the
beautiful Mendelsshon wedding march
The ceremony was followed by al
informal reception at the kennerlJ }
home at which, in addition to the OUT
of-town guests, were present the mem
hers of the high school graduating
lass ia which the bride belonged, ant
= few more of her more intimate
Young lady friends. The decoration,
at the house all had the color, tone OF OF
white and yellow with bamboo ah'
smiIax as a background. 80,
In the dining room the brldeS taDl'
was exouisitely laid with Irish croche,
MATS and centered by French gil
basket filed with fragrant yellow Jon
m1Is and tied with a yellow tulle bow
Here the color motif of yellow was
carried out in minute and pretty de
tail. e>r..fou, Vo
oseistpd in receiving, and Mrs. w. II
Collins and Mrs. D. W. Ramsaur serV
ed punch. .o ~ o;d, ,vor,
pendants Of topaz and pearls, Wnll'
The groom's gifts to the groomsmei
were topaz scarf pms.
The popularity of the bride was AT
tested by a wonderful array OF beau
tiful presents. ,, olor,,ir,
in her graceful gown of white ssatll
cbarmeuse with panier drapery, OF eN
onisitp shadow lace and seed pear
trimmings. Her long tulle veil wa
caupht with sprays of orange pios
sons. She wore as an ornament
iovaIv nendant of sapphires and dla
monds, the gift of the groom ne ne
shower boquet was OF brides roses an
valley lilies. -, nroid .
Honor. wore deep cream satln gov
With oyerdress of cream lace, caulgfl
,yith mink satin rosebuds, trimming
Of rhinestones. Her hat was OF cFeaI
Olarrame lace with pink roses, and sn
carripd A shower bOquet of PINK hll
larney roses. -. od :
volIow satin veiled in self-colore
chiffon, with trimmings OF gold. lhel
LARGO tulle hats were trimmed VIII
cold lace and roses, and they carrie
bouquets of yellow sunset roses.
The gowns We're all made en- iran
The brides mother wore white sal
in charmeusa with Over-dreSs oil plac
chantilly lace. ., ;
The groom's mother was goWheH
black charmeuse with cream lac
trimmings.
The out-of-town guests were:
Mrs Florence l.. Wilkinson OF l.
Grange. c., mother Of the groom
MIS- + S. holiday, Atlanta; Mr.. an
Mrs. f. =. Ellwood, DeKalb, ILL.,; M
Raleigh Wilkinson, LavOnia, Ga; M
Harris Atkinson, Atlanta; Mr.. BEL
/ Avera, Augusta, Ga; MIR. Robeel
Hutchinson, Jacksonville; MIR, j. A